Dalton State’s Wright School of Business recently inducted new members into Beta Gamma Sigma, an international honor society that recognizes the top 10 percent of undergraduate students from around the world in business schools accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Pictured, front row from left are Sara Cooke, Caroline Davis, Hannah Edwards, Hannah Poe, Dottie Shaw, Nohemi Ramirez, Camilla Ware, Trent Smith and Keith Carruthers; back row from left are Dennis Britton, Bora Certel, Kylie Hinton, Mindy McDaniel, Danny Reeves and Keyur Patel; not pictured are Edgar Cortez, Roman Ponce, MariRuth Runyun, Summer Mclendon and Hannah Cox. Not pictured are Jennifer Nash and Christopher Hyde.
Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society Inducts New Members
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Dalton State’s Wright School of Business achieves AACSB reaffirmation
Dalton State College’s C. Lamar and Ann Wright School of Business (WSOB) remains among the top business schools in the world after achieving accreditation reaffirmation with AACSB International, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. “The rigorous AACSB standards push us to continuously improve and innovate in our programs, ensuring that we remain at […]
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Dalton State enrollment climbs to more than 5,000 students
Dalton State College’s enrollment increased for the second consecutive year, reaching 5,140 students, a 4.7% increase over fall 2023. The overall enrollment growth includes increases among various demographics, including Hispanic students, dual enrollment and non-traditional students. “Our continued positive enrollment trajectory is a reflection of dedication, perseverance and a commitment to ensuring we provide an […]
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Dalton State Economic Panel to focus on supply chain management and national security
Dalton State College invites the community to attend the Third Annual Economic Panel on Wednesday, Nov. 20, in Gignilliat Hall, beginning at noon. This year’s discussion will explore the intersection of supply chain management and national security. The event is free and includes lunch at 11:30 a.m. “This event brings together industry leaders and national […]
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