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August 28 & 29, 2026

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This 1 credit course, conducted by Professor Matthew Siano, provides students an overview of the hedge fund industry. Topics covered include typical fund structures, primary stakeholders and partners, key regulatory and legal issues and important items for management to consider in the establishment and management of funds.

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the sports, media and entertainment industries, focusing on industry dynamics and investment strategies. Students will learn how investors generate returns through lectures by industry leaders, discussions with subject matter experts, and a hands-on group project where they will apply valuation techniques to develop an investment thesis on an asset in one of the three sectors.

The goal of the Applied Financial Concepts course is to expose students interested in a career in financial services to the practical application of financial theory and concepts through the case method of instruction. Key objectives are to develop the student’s problem-solving ability and written and oral communication skills through the quantitative and qualitative analysis of actual business situations. The course utilizes cases from leading graduate business schools, as well as original cases written by “Case Sponsors,” senior executive finance industry practitioners assisting with the course under the direction of Professor Crafford.

This course emphasizes creativity, problem solving, and presentation. Student teams comprised of Business, Economics, Computer Science, and Computational & Applied Math and Statistics majors, will work with a mentor drawn from the Boehly Board to plan, undertake, and present the results of a course project. This will involve identifying a topic and a relevant database, defining a problem, designing and conducting data analysis, finding a solution, constructing a visualization of the problem and its solution, and making a final presentation of the findings. Presentations will be judged by an independent panel.

Prerequisites

Students will be drawn from the ranks of Business, Economics, Computer Science, and Computational & Applied Math and Statistics majors.

Please complete the application to apply for the Distinguished BUAD 323 03 Financial Management course with Professor Katherine Guthrie. This is a 3-credit course designed to prepare rising sophomores for advanced study in finance up to one year before the traditional curriculum path.

Once admitted to the Raymond A. Mason School of Business, completion of this course will fulfill the BUAD 323.   A required course for all Business majors.

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Students interested in serving as TAs for AY26-27, please email Boehly.Center@mason.wm.edu.

Students interested in serving as a Peer Industry Advisor during the 2026–2027 academic year are encouraged to email Boehly.Center@mason.wm.edu to express their interest and learn more about the application process.

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