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  • Gruetzemacher authors article featured in Harvard Business Review

    — Dr. Ross Gruetzemacher, assistant professor of business analytics at the Barton School of Business, was featured in the Harvard Business Review. In the article, Gruetzemacher discusses the potential for natural language processing to transform many traditional roles in organizations during the current decade.

  • WSU alumnus and technology executive returns as Barton School of Business keynote speaker

    — Sunil Srivastava is the SVP of Core Technology at Pandora. He oversees the Core Technology team, leading Pandora’s engineering and technology culture to support the growth ambitions and deliver on the digital transformation. He will be delivering our next Keynote Presentation on "Digital Transformation in Retail".

  • Barton School of Business to award $40,000 in scholarships to Butler CC students

    — The W. Frank Barton School of Business at Wichita State University is helping Butler Community College students interested in furthering their business education with $40,000 in scholarships. These scholarships will help amplify and activate the coordinated “2+2” program between the two schools where Butler students can receive their associates degree and pursue a business degree at WSU.

  • WSU business school surpasses $1 million scholarship landmark

    — The W. Frank Barton School of Business at Wichita State University has surpassed seven figures in annual scholarships for its students, with funds being distributed throughout the 2021-2022 season. It’s the first time the Barton School has reached this major milestone, which was made possible by a collection of substantial funds given to the Barton School by generous donors and supporters. This achievement is another example of how Wichita State prioritizes the goal of providing an accessible, affordable and impactful higher education for all students.

  • $3 million gift from J. Robert Young dedicated to WSU student success

    — Wichita State alumnus J. Robert Young has pledged a gift of $3 million to provide resources that will help students build successful careers. Of that total, $2 million will endow the J. Robert Young Executive-in-Residence Program in the W. Frank Barton School of Business. The remaining $1 million will support the Shocker Success Center project, which will consolidate 17 student services in Clinton Hall.

  • Regent Jon Rolph to serve as next Executive-in-Residence at WSU Barton School of Business

    — The W. Frank Barton School of Business at Wichita State University has named Jon Rolph, president and CEO of Thrive Restaurant Group and a member of the Kansas Board of Regents, its Executive-in-Residence for the spring 2022 semester.

  • Sue Abdinnour featured in Wichita Business Journal

    — Sue Abdinnour, chair of the Department of Finance, Real Estate and Decision Sciences at Wichita State University, was featured in the Wichita Business Journal to discuss how colleges are preparing students to be successful tech professionals.

  • Sue Abdinnour and Ross Gruetzemacher featured on BizTalk with Bill Roy

    — Sue Abdinnour and Ross Gruetzemacher were featured on BizTalk with Bill Roy to discuss the Barton School of Business's newly offered Master's degree in business analytics.

  • The Fab 50: Dean's Advisory Board helping transform WSU's Barton School of Business

    — The Dean’s Advisory Board serves to advance the mission and strategic priorities of the Barton School. By sharing ideas and making recommendations, each member helps the growth and development of the school and its commitment to excellence. Since Dr. Genin’s appointment in June 2019, DAB has expanded from 22 to 50 members. But its size isn’t the only change that’s been made. Learn more!

  • Barton School and WSU Tech Partner to Create Pathway Program and $35,000 in Scholarships

    — The W. Frank Barton School of Business at Wichita State University has partnered with WSU Tech to create a pathway program for WSU Tech students committed to continuing their education with a business degree. The Barton School and WSU Tech have also collectively committed to $35,000 in scholarships for students participating in this program.

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