A. Gary Anderson
Graduate School of Management

Women in Business AGSM panel March 2022

Women in Business Panel Discussion

Victoria Guidry ’23, MBA-marketing: "A great vision of inclusion happens through our guest speakers and the many women who come to share their stories with us."
By Elias Almarez-Herrera ’23 |
Victoria Guidry headshot

Making History for a Better Future

When she was growing up, Victoria Guidry never heard much encouragement about going to college. And she didn’t learn anything in high school about financial literacy.
By Darin Estep |
Stephanie Moya headshot

Supporting Fellow Latinas in Business School

Stephanie Moya, UCR MBA student, blends academics, service, and advocacy for first-generation Mexican American women at one of the best business schools.
By Laurie McLaughlin |
Angelina Chavez ’23

When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going

Firsthand experience helping her mother run a business laid the foundation of Angelina Chavez's passion and drive in business.
By Elias Almarez-Herrera ’23 |
Lynette Lee ’22 portrait

Future Business Leaders Look Forward

Becoming a business leader takes discipline and determination.
By Elias Almarez-Herrera ’23 |
3 female business leaders

Three Women Business Leaders Establish Scholarships and Endowed Funds for UCR Business Students

Susan Atherton ’77, UCR Foundation trustee since 2014, created the Susan Atherton Endowed Graduate Award Fund to support UCR MBA students at the best business school.
Pat Watters

Investment Expert Sees and Shares the Power of Education

Patricia Watters Ph.D. ’95 recalls her UCR MBA journey in financial economics—marked by hard work, perseverance, and pride in a best business school.
By Darin Estep |
Ching Liu

Solar Entrepreneur Sticks with Her Dream, Shares Success with Others

Ching Liu says her connection to the UCR School of Business was meant to be – and it all started with a phone call to the city of Riverside.
By Darin Estep |
Susan Atherton

UCR Opened Doors for Her, and Philanthropist is Proud that Work Continues

If Susan Atherton thinks about it, her connection with UC Riverside has really come full circle in the time since she enrolled as a 17-year-old, first-generation college student.
By Darin Estep |