On May 20, MBA graduate Colin Bitter ‘22 will serve as the student speaker during The College of New Jersey’s Graduate Commencement ceremony. Bitter is the associate director of library science for Moody’s Analytics. Working specifically in Media Solutions, Bitter and the rest of his team, known as Enrichment, are charged with enriching news data…
The Blue and Gold Hall of Fame honors a select number of TCNJ students who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and service. For 2022, the School of Business is proud to have two inductees; Freddie Hyaeck and Rob Murray.
Congratulations to Department of Accounting and Information Systems professors Gerald Miller and Hossein Nouri on their retirement. Dr. Miller joined the School of Business in 1995 and Dr. Nouri in 1992.
The School of the Arts and Communication has launched a new minor in Arts Administration and Cultural Entrepreneurship, which will prepare students in the arts, education, art history and business for leadership or management roles in arts organizations and cultural settings. Housed within the Department of Art and Art History, the new minor will combine…
Associate professor of finance, Dr. Susan Hume was an invited panelist at the Financial Management Association’s Applied Finance Conference held at the St. John’s University Peter Tobin College of Business on May 13, 2022. This is the 10th anniversary of the selective international program. “I addressed the challenges and opportunities in ESG sustainability in finance…
Four students participated in the annual CFA Institute Research Challenge, a global competition that tests the equity research and valuation, investment report writing, and presentation skills of university students. The 2022 team consisted of Trevor Bell, Eric Holder, Jacob Greene, Jerry Lin, and Aaron Seward. Under the guidance of faculty advisor, Dr. Susan Hume, the…
Two members of the Society for Human Resource Management, a School of Business student organization, were awarded the “Change Agents of the Year Award” by the Office of Student Involvement. Club president, Aneta Sieminski, and director of finance, Noah Harrison, were the 2022 recipients.
Nine representatives from the TCNJ chapter of Delta Sigma Pi attended Delta Sigma Pi’s Northeastern LEAD Provincial Conference in Pittsburgh, PA. Students met with chapters across the region, networked, and made connections with fellow brothers. At the conference, they attended workshops focused on leadership and personal development.
Two members of the School of Business student organization, the Society for Human Resources Management were awarded the “Change Agents of the Year Award” by the Office of Student Involvement. Club president Aneta Sieminski and director of finance, Noah Harrison were the 2022 recipients.
On Saturday, May 7, Nancy Lasher, professor of marketing and interdisciplinary business, presented a paper at the Tapping Reeve House and Litchfield Law School, America’s first law school. Professor Lasher presented her research on the law involved in trying to solve supply chain issues surrounding the shipping ports backlog. “For example, President Biden might want…
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