Cupid strikes ASU Bowling Team
Sometimes, students leave the W. P. Carey School with more than a top-rated education — they find a life partner, too.
The game that led to love
Alums Andrea Perez (BA Sports Business '23) and Javanni Ross (BA Sports Business '23) were struck by Cupid's arrow at an intramural basketball game.
Catching up with Camp Carey cupids
Kenzie (Taylor) Hamstra (BS Marketing/Management '23) and Jonah Hamstra (BS Business Data Analytics/Finance/Supply Chain Management '22) met as undergraduates at ASU and tied the knot last summer.
Sun Devil Giving: New Ostrom Marketing Student Success Scholarship helps undergrads dream big
The Ostrom family has long-time ASU connections. Now, they're helping create opportunities for more undergraduate students in marketing.
Accounting for a scholarship to honor her father
Andrea Vallee Van Essen (BS Business Administration '79) created the Vallee Family Scholarship in memory of her dad who graduated from ASU with an accounting degree.
The class project that led to love
With Valentine's Day fast approaching, there's nothing better than a good old-fashioned W. P. Carey Cupid story about a couple who met at ASU, fell in love, and share their lives.
Everyone belongs in places like this
In celebration of Sun Devil Giving Day, Michelle Cirocco (MBA '08) shares her story and how the W. P. Carey difference — personal, helping, caring, transformative, and there when you need it most — has been a part of it.
Management alumna Lina Garcia strives to help others when it’s needed most
W. P. Carey Alumni Council Member, annual supporter, and Maricopa County Public Defender-Deputy Director Lina Garcia (BS Management ’04, JD ’07) has always had a passion for community engagement and helping those who are struggling.
Economics alumnus Ryan Talamante enjoys giving back to the school that launched his career
Alumnus Ryan Talamante (BS Economics ’90) grew up in Tempe, and is a strong supporter of ASU and the Department of Economics at the W. P. Carey School of Business.
W. P. Carey Cupids: A mutual interest in the German language led to love
Sometimes, students leave the W. P. Carey School with more than a top-rated education — they find a life partner, too. We call them W. P. Carey Cupids — couples who met at the W. P. Carey School of Business and are now making lives together.