Why wouldn’t you do this? This “lunch & learn” panel discussion is designed to help college freshmen, sophomores & juniors gain better clarity as to what major is best for them and furthermore, what career paths different majors can lead to. Students will have the opportunity to network with professionals from various business fields.
“The Backlash: How Good Policy Became Bad Politics” – Currently the Gordon S. Rentschler Memorial Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University, Dr. Blinder previously served as a member of President Clinton’s original Council of Economic Advisers and vice chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
Wednesday, October 29, at 5:00 p.m. in Roscoe West Hall, Room 201. Dr. Margaret B.W. Graham, PhD, Associate Professor of Strategy and Organization, Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University, will present The Business of Research at RCA: A 21st-Century Reflection on Industrial R&D in the Age of Big Science. Co-sponsored by the Sarnoff Collection and the School of Business Center for Innovation and Ethics.
Our 4th annual conference will focus on the “Playbook for Today’s Professional Women.” Registration for the half-day session begins at 8am and includes breakfast and lunch. There is also a free session, exclusively for TCNJ students. Read about the conference with keynote speaker Selena Rezvani and additional speakers here.
PBS FRONTLINE documentary focuses on Steven A. Cohen and his hedge fund, who have been prosecuted for running a vast network that trades on “inside information”–information not available to the general trading public that gives insiders a financial advantage in executing trades. Sponsored by the School of Business & the Cultural and Intellectual Community Program Council.
All TCNJ alumni and guests are welcome at the 4th Annual School of Business Alumni Chapter Golf Outing presented by WithumSmith+Brown, at the Hopewell Valley Golf Club. There are also a limited number of student discounted registrations available — e-mail Patty Karlowitsch at karlowit@tcnj.edu for more information.
Join us on Thursday evening, Sept. 18th from 6-8pm at the Princeton Salt Creek Grille for this free networking event for TCNJ business alumni (on Rt. 1, in the Forrestal Village.)
All business students are invited to our Welcome Picnic on Sept. 15th from 11:30am-1:30pm. Join us for food, fun, and to learn about our student organizations! Music by WTSR. (Raining? We’ll be in the BB Lounge!)
Join us for an extremely informative session led by Josh Tallant, from Bloomberg. Josh will discuss everything you wanted to know about using the Bloomberg terminal from creating your account, to searching for relevant data and exporting to Excel spreadsheets, as well as your specific questions about class assignments! Seating is limited in BB 231, so e-mail karlowit@tcnj.edu to reserve your spot.
On June 12th, Dean Keep joined panelists from Rutgers, MCCC, and the NJ Office of Higher Ed for a dynamic discussion on the economic impact institutions of higher ed have along with the future of economic growth, for businesses and communities alike neighboring their campuses.
School of Business
Business Building, Room 114
The College of New Jersey
P.O. Box 7718
2000 Pennington Rd.
Ewing, NJ 08628