Advice to your student from a current Fox undergraduate
Anna Boykis, Class of 2024, encourages students to feel less intimidated by new opportunities or people who appear more composed and active than others. "[You] don’t need to have everything figured out in order to get involved,” says Boykis. Read.
Sharing my story as a first-generation student
Deja McClary, Class of 2022 and a management information systems major, is setting a new course for the future of her family. She shares what this opportunity means, her plans for the future and advice for other first-gen students. Read.
The ultimate list of resources for first-generation students
Nearly 1 in 3 Temple students are first-generation. Here is a guide to the Temple resources that your student should know about for the most successful college experience! Discover.
Shop small, shop local gift guide
Strengthen the vibrant small businesses in our area. We showcase 30 gifts for everyone on your list—whether you’re shopping for a picky toddler, a candy-loving neighbor, or a dedicated dog mom, we promise you’ll find the perfect gift. Shop small.
Dive into books authored by Fox professors
Fox professors bring forth great insight into the most current and innovative business practices and help explain how to make the most out of both academic and professional careers. Explore.
SPOTLIGHT
Fox Honors alumnus wins Wheel of Fortune
Congratulations to John O'Brien, BBA '06, who won on Wheel of Fortune, Wednesday, Nov. 3. Can you solve the puzzle? Watch.
TikTok and Instagram brand ambassador…and Fox student
Transfer student Olivia Osborne shares a "Day in Her Life" as a senior marketing major, social media brand ambassador and why she loves influencer and digital marketing. Watch.
Innovative Idea Competition finalist voted Best by Allure
Allure Magazine recently named Camille Bell's, KLN '15, "Maraschino Cherry" the best Classic Red lipstick in their recent Best of Beauty edition. Hear why Bell created her cosmetic brand Pound Cake in this 6ABC feature. Watch.
Watching from the wings: Fox parents' perspective
One of the great joys of parenthood is watching your child grow, and the college years can be particularly rewarding for parents and families. While long past needing hand-holding, young adults at college are exploring the world in new and different ways.
The mother of Karl Forst, BBA ’21, shares her perspective on the value of student professional organizations…
As a member of Gamma Iota Sigma (a student professional organization for those interested in insurance, risk management and actuarial science), Karl worked with other students and advisors to plan receptions, invite speakers to events and facilitate career fairs. As an officer of Gamma, he attended national conferences and gained strong leadership and organization skills. He also put together the group’s first online career fair, with overwhelming positive feedback and many students receiving job offers. When Karl was in high school applying for college, we hoped he would find a college and a major that enabled him to use his strengths and interests, and added new skills, knowledge and experiences to prepare him to get a job and begin a career. At the Fox School, Karl has grown both professionally and personally.
— Susan Forst, BBA '90
