Darden Announces Second Year of The Executive Leadership Program Scholarships
The Darden School Foundation recently announced the opening of applications for two scholarships to its renowned The Executive Program (TEP) for the session that begins this fall. The Commonwealth Fellowships, the equivalent value of a $43,350 scholarship, will be awarded to two leaders working for a nonprofit organization in Virginia.
UVA Darden Awards $327K in Genovese Fellowships to Top Students
A morning cup of coffee at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business became a life-changing event for four students when they were named recipients of the prestigious Frank E. Genovese Second Year Fellowships during a special First Coffee on 22 April.
Earth Day in Review: A Year of Sustainability Wins at Darden
Students, staff and faculty at Darden work hard to pursue the school’s 2030 sustainability goals, and this Earth Day we are highlighting successes from the past year, including a No. 1 Carbon Footprint ranking, sustainability leadership awards, student successes and more.
20 Questions: Susan Sobbott (MBA ’90)
Learn what propels Susan Sobbott (MBA ’90), Darden alumna and trailblazer for women’s leadership, in this edition of 20 Questions.
Q&A: Post-Sabbatical, Scott Beardsley Assesses the Opportunities Ahead for Darden
In January, Scott Beardsley returned to his role of Dean of the Darden School of Business after a six-month sabbatical, during which he studied and researched at Oxford University’s Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics on the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics and wellbeing. The Darden Report caught up with Beardsley to discuss his experience in the U.K., and to look ahead and explore some other items of importance to the Darden School community.
Meet Rob Weiler: Darden School Foundation’s New President
This conversation offers a closer look at the new president of the Darden School Foundation — an independent, nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation that supports the Darden School and its academic mission.
