Pamplin College of Business

Richard E. Sorensen is retiring at the end of the semester after 31 years of service. He has left a great legacy at the Pamplin College of Business and Virginia Tech. Countless students, alumni, faculty, and Hokies everywhere that have been affected by Dean Sorensen`s leadership. Read More » The Delta Epsilon Chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon is Virginia Tech`s only business fraternity specializing in sales, marketing, and management. The organization, founded by Dean Sorensen 27 years ago competes regionally and nationally amongst 70 other chapters. At this year`s National Conference, the Delta Epsilon Chapter received national honors for their work in scholarships, sales, marketing and advising. Read More » Virginia Tech`s undergraduate program in financial planning stands out nationally, thanks to its teaching and advising strengths, placement success, and active student group. Liz Ann Sonders, chief market strategist for Charles Schwab, chats with Virginia Tech students attending Schwab`s Impact conference in Chicago last November. Students, from left: Carter Ellis, David Levitt, Caitlin Taylor, Lauren Grove, and Mark Cecchini. Read More »
LATEST BLOG POST		Department Interviews: Justin Gosselin Justin Gosselin gives some insight on what it is to be an Economics Major here at Virginia Tech.. posted 02-20-2013 Click above to visit Pamplin Magazine
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May 16, 2013 Dean Sorensen lauded, portrait unveiled at retirement reception Pamplin dean Richard E. Sorensen was presented with the Distinguished Leadership Award of AACSB... May 15, 2013 Graduate profile: Reco Charity will be first in his family to graduate college Despite their family's financial difficulties, Reco Charity's mother encouraged him to work hard...	October 08, 2013, 3:30 - 11:59 BB&T Distinguished Lecture Christopher Halmy, Ally Bank View Full Calendar	April 19 - Jay Rollins speaks with Real Estate Finance Students.