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School of Management
Close relationships with your professors. Outstanding laboratory facilities. An emphasis on learning in a liberal arts context.
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Our Faculty and Students
Associate Professor
Laura Beninati
What we are studying is truly in its infancy. This is the frontier. My students have to see themselves as part of a team, and function as such, in order to succeed.
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Aaron Wilson '15
I hope to become a doctor, and I'll have to be able to work well with people, talk to them, understand their needs. That was a critical aspect of the class and really relevant to my career.
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Mizuki Takahashi
Not many students have seen amphibians in the field. It's important for young generations to experience nature.
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Ajan Caneda '15
Bucknell has really pushed me in terms of my involvement outside the classroom. I was pretty shy in high school, but since coming here I've tried many new things that have helped me to interact with more people on campus.
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Megan Reid '14
I was able to interact with the CEO, a Bucknell alumnus and senior staff of one of the world's leading planning, engineering and program and construction management organizations.
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Jonathan Bean
Bucknell students are taught to think. I incorporate my approach to research in class to help them do just that.
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Olivia Koufakis '15
I came to Bucknell wanting to learn Chinese and thus, the East Asian Studies major made sense.
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Featured News & Events
We've Got Spirits?
Associate Dean of Arts & Sciences Rich Robbins has advice for aspiring ghost hunters.
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Excellence, Continued
Once again, Bucknell Athletics ranks among the very best in the nation in student-athlete graduation rate.
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A Golden Anniversary
Dedicated 50 years ago, Rooke Chapel is a campus home for worship, community, traditions, milestones and interfaith dialogue.
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Classroom Hackers
Their assignment: Break into their classmates' computer systems while protecting the security of their own.
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Pinnacle Position
Bucknell Professor Kevin Daly, classics and ancient Mediterranean studies, has accepted a prestigious three-year position at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens.
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Peace Talks
Bucknell students learn about peace by delving into philosophical and psychological questions about memory and forgiveness.
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Laverne Cox to Speak at Bucknell Jan. 22
The 'Orange is the New Black' star and transgender advocate will speak in the Bucknell Forum series 'Revolution Redefined.'
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In Learning Color
Bucknell School of Management students learned the hows and whys of color with materials from the world's leading color authority.
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