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The Bill Greehey School of Business offers innovative programs designed to prepare students for real-world leadership and lifelong achievement, as well as for today's ever evolving global and technological business environment.

Our academic programs emphasize ethical leadership, technical excellence, global awareness and professional orientation. Programs such as the Greehey Scholars and the Entrepreneurial Scholars (E-Scholars) provide on-going interaction with industry executives and personal career development, as well as learning models through travel, academic competition and service.

Students have access to real-world, experiential learning opportunities in a real-time stock trading room in which they manage a $1 million investment portfolio, and one of the first student managed businesses at a Texas university.

Student and Alumni Successes

Student Profile: M.B.A. Student Stephanie Baumgart

Stephanie Baumgart (B.B.A. '10) is a current student in the M.B.A. program, and received the prestigious Texas Business Hall of Fame scholarship in November 2011. The scholarship recognizes students who have demonstrated entrepreneurial achievement and leadership in their academic and professional lives. Here, we talk with Baumgart about what makes her and her St. Mary’s experiences unique.

McNair Scholars Present Summer Research Findings

Students in the St. Mary’s University Ronald E. McNair Post–baccalaureate Achievement Program, who are known as the McNair Scholars, will present their summer research to the community on Nov. 4 in the Alkek Business Building, room 107 from 1 to 4 p.m. Topics cover a variety of subjects, including inequalities in public school finance, code–switching of bilingual speakers, using a math model to study Type 2 Diabetes, the evolution of critical enzyme activities, and increasing female and minority participation in collegiate sports.

Music Department to Present 'Die Fledermaus'

St. Mary's University Music Department will present performances of the operetta Die Fladermaus on Saturday, Nov. 19 and Sunday, Nov. 20.

E–Scholars Compete in Elevator Pitch Contest

Four students in the St. Mary’s University Entrepreneur Scholar Program (E–Scholar) recently participated in the Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization’s National Conference with one walking away with a third–place finish. Abigail R. Hernandez, who is a Greehey Scholar and an accounting major, took third place and won $1,500 in the competition. Hernandez’s business concept involved a solar–powered phone charger that is also a fashionable carrying case.