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    where business is personal®

    Business is about people – faculty, staff, corporate partners, students, alumni – and our work changes their lives.

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    we are a school on a mission

    The W. P. Carey School of Business educates tomorrow’s business leaders, takes an entrepreneurial approach to learning, and conducts groundbreaking research, in order to create positive change on a global scale.

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    committed to student success

    By living out our values of excellence, integrity, impact and community, we create an environment where each student feels supported, connected and empowered.

Revisit. Reconnect. Remember.

Sun Devil spirit is alive and well year-round at ASU, but during Homecoming, we turn that up a notch. From honoring alumni at the W. P. Carey Hall of Fame to enjoying food and fun at the block party, Homecoming is a time to gather and cheer on our Sun Devils, on and off the field. Spend time celebrating these time-honored traditions by reuniting with friends and alumni. The warm welcome and never-ending enthusiasm of our faculty and staff is another reason W. P. Carey is a place where business is personal – during Homecoming and all year long.

Happy Hour at the Oasis

Connect with your colleagues and kick off the weekend with a visit to the oasis.

Friday, Oct. 20
4 to 6 p.m.
MCRD 450, Tempe Campus

See calendar for details

News and Happenings

Staff and Faculty Sketches
Meet Scott Webster and Dan Gleason

Professor Scott Webster and Director of Data Strategy Dan Gleason share a love of coffee, collaboration, and diving into data, but it’s their commitment to supporting students that makes them both an integral part of the W. P. Carey School of Business.

W. P. Carey in the News
Dancing on the debt ceiling

Congress has reconvened, and one of the most important and controversial issues it faces is the debt ceiling, when members will have to vote on whether to increase the country’s borrowing limit. Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman explains why it’s not like balancing your family budget.

Research and Ideas
Storing retail goods underwater

As ecommerce booms, more storage and space will be needed to accommodate products until they ship to customers. Is the solution underwater storage? Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management Arnold Maltz analyzes how far retailers like Amazon are willing to go.

in case you missed itW. P. Carey magazine

It's not your standard-issue, government-backed space race anymore. Space is serious business and that business is booming. W. P. Carey magazine catches up with alumni whose companies are planning for an interstellar future, and the sky is by no means the limit. Check out the Autumn 2017 issue.

dean's digestHomecoming season

October is always one of our busier months at the W. P. Carey School. All the events related to Homecoming are just around the corner — from Alumni Hall of Fame to the Homecoming Block Party.

Go to Dean's Digest

did you know?ASU 2017 United Way campaign begins

Since 1925, the Valley of the Sun United Way has served the needs of individuals and families in Maricopa County, but they can't do it without your support. Here's your chance to help build a stronger and healthier Arizona.