Major in ANYTHING & Succeed in BUSINESS. All programs are offered on a non-credit, co-curricular basis.
The Ciocca Center for Business, Ethics, and Society prepares students for business careers after Holy Cross by exploring multiple pathways for students interested in business. A liberal arts education is most valuable in today’s world when students have opportunities to connect their classroom learning to real-world environments and problems.
07/29/2026
Reminder! Workshop registrations for next academic year open in two days! Check your email 8/1 and head to Ignite.
Throwback to last October. We can’t wait for this year’s sessions, including the all new Business Basics Workshop!
07/22/2026
What you do AFTER a networking conversation is what people remember. A thoughtful follow-up can turn a quick introduction into a real connection.
Remember to follow up within 24–48 hours, mention something specific you talked about, and keep it short and genuine.
A strong follow-up is what sets you apart!
07/09/2026
Career paths are not always linear.
Jordan Forester ‘08 shares how persistence, alumni connections, and the skills he learned at Holy Cross helped him break into banking, and more recently pivot into climate tech. Stay tuned for details about a new student group that Jordan will be advising this fall and how to get involved.
Read more about Jordan’s story on our blog. Link in bio! 🔗
07/01/2026
Summer is here, but the work doesn’t stop.
Whether you’re interning, working, taking classes, or exploring what’s next, make the most of every opportunity to learn and connect. As Lauren Yee ‘28 emphasized after attending Finance Boot Camp, “One of my biggest takeaways is the importance of utilizing the strong Holy Cross alumni network.”
You never know where a conversation, connection, or new experience might lead!
06/24/2026
Meet Sheila Purcell ‘28, a psychology major with a minor in Ethics, Society and the Institution of Business pursuing a Certificate in Business Fundamentals.
After attending the annual Holy Cross Women in Business Conference, Sheila stayed connected with alumni she met through the event and turned those conversations into an internship opportunity.
Grateful for the connections she made, Sheila is now an merchandising Intern with TJX Companies. Read more about her journey on our blog. Link in bio! 🔗
06/18/2026
Last night, members of the Holy Cross community gathered for the Boston Summer Social hosted by the Real Estate Club and Real Estate Council.
Students and alumni were able to connect, catch up, and share insights from across the industry. Thanks to everyone who joined for a fun evening in the city!
06/17/2026
Appreciating the value of your liberal arts education can make all the difference while at your summer internship.
“My Holy Cross education allowed me to tackle projects through a different lens... “ shares Lucy Brown ‘24, a financial planning associate. “I believe a Holy Cross education leads to more innovative and creative thinking that is crucial for the business world.”
Good luck this summer!
Jim Keyes ’77’s journey from Worcester County to CEO offers a clear perspective on what drives long-term success: adaptability, intellectual curiosity, and character.
In a recent interview with Curran Deehan ‘28, Keyes shared insights on the value of a liberal arts education, building confidence through experience, and navigating an increasingly complex, global economy. As he stated, “it all starts in Dinand.” Read more on our blog. Link in bio! 🔗
Thank you to for sharing his time and perspective. Learn more in his book Education is Freedom.
Laylah Espaillat ’28, a sociology major and Business Fundamentals certificate student, turned a site visit to Polar Beverages into an unexpected internship.
By staying curious, asking thoughtful questions, and building genuine connections, she left with more than a behind-the-scenes look at the supply chain. She opened the door to a professional opportunity.
05/27/2026
Celebrating the memory, contributions, and lasting impact of Julie Kreymborg ’25.
The College dedicates this cherry blossom tree in her honor, a living tribute that will continue to grow, flourish, and inspire, just as she did. Visit the tree beside the steps of the Dinand Library.
Julie also became the first Holy Cross student to earn a posthumous degree.
Forever remembered, deeply missed, and always part of our community 💜
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