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7.7.2026
Real Client Project: Using AI and Data to Solve a Business
Problem
Discover how UD business junior Owen Felder partnered with a professor to leverage AI simulation tools, solving a real-world business challenge for a local company and proving that Dayton students don't just study theory — they apply it.
6.2.2026
From Classroom to Co-op: Building Career-Ready Skills at
Dayton
Early experience, real results—how UD business students turn opportunities into careers.
5.1.2026
From Nashville to Numbers: A Pivot to
Analytics
After graduating in 2012 from the University of Dayton, Ronnie Pinnell discovered a passion for analytics while working in marketing, which led him to UD’s online Master of Business Analytics program. He now uses what he learned to succeed in his career.
3.3.2026
AI in the Business Classroom: How OPS 301 Helps Students Use AI the Right
Way
At the University of Dayton School of Business Administration, OPS 301 introduces all business students to using AI thoughtfully and responsibly. As an introductory course in the Operations and Supply Chain Management major and part of the business core curriculum, it shows how AI supports real business decisions while strengthening the critical thinking and ethical judgment employers expect.
2.11.2026
New Beginnings and New
Pathways
With the new year underway, the University of Dayton’s Graduate Business Programs office is seeing some new beginnings. UD alum Donald Hopkins leads UD grad business programs, streamlining the MBA and adding new concentrations.
2.4.2026
Smart Investment: A Commuter Student’s Full Business
Experience
Commuter student doesn’t mean disconnected. Meet Allison Shelly, a UD School of Business Administration student, and discover how a 25-minute drive to UD leads to leadership, internships, and real-world business success.
9.22.2025
Discovering His Own
Path
Matt Martin ’21, ’23 chose the University of Dayton due to his family’s strong Flyer tradition, but stayed to pursue his own career path by earning a Master of Business Analytics. Inspired by an email from the Graduate Business Office, he took advantage of UD’s Bachelor’s Plus Master’s program, which allowed him to begin graduate coursework as an undergraduate and benefit from tuition discounts.