College of Business

Debra Stevens recently earned a Doctor of Business Administration degree from Wilmington University. Thirty years earlier, she dropped out of high school. Today, she teaches in the GED program at Cecil College, helping others to earn their high school diplomas and hopefully go on to college. I believe education is the most important thing. If you have an education, you learn to see that things are…

Faculty from WilmU’s College of Business (COB) are finding creative ways to continue community outreach and partnerships despite the COVID-19 pandemic, including participation in the First Annual WilmU Virtual Open House. “The pandemic has had a tremendous impact on so many organizations and institutions,” says Dr. Kathy Kennedy-Ratajack, dean of the COB. “We are committed to finding ways…

James Henry Scarborough III took a unique approach to his capstone project, an integral part of achieving his Master of Science and Management degree. Instead of writing a paper focusing on a specific industry or leadership style, he wrote about a one-term Delaware governor whose courageous leadership made an indelible stamp on the state. In his paper, Russell Peterson and the Importance of…