The Washington Campus is a consortium of 16 major university business schools committed to educating graduate business students and corporate executives on the decision-making processes of the U. S. government. Founded in 1978 by visionary leaders in business, government, and higher education, the Campus is a non-partisan, 501[c]3 educational organization. Established as the Washington campus of the member institutions, the consortium is self-sustaining and fulfills its educational mission through tuition- and fee-based courses and seminars as well as through limited fundraising. The Board of Directors is comprised of representatives from each of the member schools as well as at-large members from the business and government community.
Participants attending Washington Campus courses and seminars gain a comprehensive understanding of the interaction of business and government and the importance such understanding has on creating effective business strategy. In addition to its flagship course, "Business and the Public Policy Process: How Washington Works," the Campus designs tailored courses for corporations and universities and presents courses each year in Washington, D.C., for graduate students of the consortium's 16 member business schools.
Since 1978, over 3,400 MBA students from the member schools have enrolled in elective courses for graduate credit and more than 3,300 corporate executives have benefited from its executive seminars on business and public policy.
The Washington Campus consortium:
The Anderson School of Management College of Business Administration Fisher College of Business Goizueta Business School Haas School of Business Kelley School of Business Kenan-Flagler Business School Krannert School of Management
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Mays Business School McCombs School of Business McDonough School of Business The Anderson School of Management School of Business Seidman College of Business The Stephen M. Ross School of Business W. P. Carey School of Business |
The Washington Campus welcomes participants from diverse backgrounds and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, national origin, or handicap. FEIN: 52-1140942