A faculty member from the College of Business Administration at Savannah State University (SSU) received a nomination to attend a seminar organized by Harvard Business School (HBS).

SSU President Jermaine Whirl has nominated Dr. Christopher Torrance to participate in the Teaching with Cases Seminar for business faculty members.

The seminar took place from July 30 to August 1, 2025, on the Harvard Business School campus located in Boston, Massachusetts. This development program aligns with Harvard’s dedication to advancing faculty proficiency in case-based teaching techniques.

The program provides participants with the resources necessary to enhance students’ critical thinking and decision-making abilities, skills that will be advantageous throughout their professional journeys.

“Savannah State University is committed to offering top-tier opportunities to our faculty,” stated President Jermaine Whirl. “Dr. Torrance’s involvement in this seminar demonstrates our dedication to adopting innovative teaching strategies that will benefit our students directly, equipping them for success in a competitive global environment.”

“I was honored to be nominated for this exceptional opportunity,” expressed Dr. Torrance. “The program enabled me to bring back fresh tools and insights for the classroom, empowering our students to think critically, tackle complex problems, and thrive as future business leaders. It was an honor to represent Savannah State University at Harvard University’s Business School, and I am eager to apply my learnings to enrich our students’ academic experiences.”