Symposium History

The MBA Roundtable organizes an annual curriculum symposium to explore in-depth a specific trend or topic related to curricular or co-curricular strategy, design, or delivery.

Symposia are hosted by an MBAR member school and the agenda is developed by an Advisory Committee composed of member school representatives. In addition to expert led presentations and panels, the Symposia agenda is designed specifically for participants to discuss issues, exchange ideas, and cultivate networks.

Previous Symposia

2021:  Designing the Future GME Curriculum: delivering an innovative and adaptable curriculum aligned with student and industry needs - Terry College of Business, University of Georgia

2020:  Building Increased Impact and Purpose into your MBA Program - Penn State Smeal College of Business

2019:  Deconstructing and Rebuilding the MBA for Lifelong Learning - Broad College of Business, Michigan State University

2018:  Tech Enabled - Human Empowered, McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin

2017:  A Market-Driven Approach to Designing a Responsive MBA Curriculum, Fox School of Business, Temple University

2016:  Re-imagining the MBA: Weaving Business Acumen and Leadership, W.P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University

2015:  Closing the Gap—Cultivating Communication Competency in the MBA, Washington University in St. Louis

2014:  MBA 2020, IE Business School, Madrid

2013:  Is Business Enough? The MBA in an Interdisciplinary Age, The Ohio State University, Fisher School of Business 

2012:  Entrepreneurial Thought and Action,  Babson College, F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business

2011:  Leadership Development in MBA Education, University of Washington, Foster School of Business

2010:  Driving Curricular Change and Innovation, University of Virginia, Darden School of Business

2009:  MBAs in Action (Action-based Learning), University of Denver, Daniels College of Business

2008:  Cultivating a Global Mindset in MBA,The George Washington University, School of Business

2007:  Sustainability in MBA Education,  DePaul University, Kellstadt Graduate School of Business