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At the University of San Diego School of Business, we empower socially-responsible leaders with the knowledge, acumen and tenacity necessary to cultivate positive change throughout the world. Our continued rise in rankings and overall success are made possible by the dedication of our USD community and the support of our external partners.

Having served the USD School of Business in several roles for the last 12 years, as the interim dean I am pleased to highlight some of this year’s accomplishments made possible by our supporters:

• Planning for the new USD School of Business complex, the Knauss Center for Business Education, began in Spring 2019. Architects, committee members and university stakeholders are designing a state-of-the-art facility. We plan to break ground in 2021 and occupy the building by Fall 2022. The new facility, combined with a full renovation of Olin Hall, will not only advance us further towards becoming a world-class institution, but also enable us to continue fostering the collaborative, experiential learning that is fundamental to our culture and curriculum.
• We launched the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Catalyzer in September 2019. The Catalyzer focuses on building entrepreneurs and runs all USD School of Business entrepreneurship and innovation programs. Funded by a generous gift from Ron and Alexis Fowler, the Fowler Business Concept Challenge gives students an opportunity to pitch their business ideas and compete for scholarships.
• The Brink was named the #1 startup accelerator in San Diego by the San Diego Business Journal in December 2018. In its first year, the USD School of Business’ startup accelerator supported 321 early-stage, growth-driven companies in San Diego County through education, mentorship and financing.
• In June 2019, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) extended accreditation of our business programs and accounting programs for five years.
• We expanded our on-campus academic programs by adding a new Master of Science in Business Analytics, a dual Master of Business Administration/ Master of Science in Business Analytics and an undergraduate major in Supply Chain Management in Fall 2019.
• Additionally, we introduced USD’s first cross-border degree program, the Master of Science in Global Leadership, in partnership with CETYS Universidad in July 2019. Courses are taught by USD faculty at the CETYS campus in Mexicali, Mexico.

As interim dean, I look forward to collaborating with our students, faculty, staff and extended community to break new ground in global business.

On behalf of all of us at the USD School of Business, thank you for your continued support.