In the June 4, 2025, edition of TCNJ Magazine, Dr. Seung Hee Choi and alumni Sal Zotti ’25 and Tyler Rummel ’25 were featured in the magazine in an article titled “Market Moves”. The Student Investment Fund was launched 25 years ago by finance professor Herbert “Buddy” Mayo. The article traces the history of the…
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School of Business Student & Faculty Member to Present Paper at the 2025 EURAM Conference in Florence, Italy!
Kate Siedelhofer, senior Economics major, and Linghui Tang, Professor of Economics, will be presenting their paper, “From Target to Implementation: A Systematic Evaluation of Green Policies and Renewable Energy in Electricity Generation,” at the European Academy of Management Conference in Florence, Italy, on June 24, 2025. They will present their research findings in the competitive…
TCNJ School of Business Commencement 2025
On May 22nd, approximately 360 of the 411 members of the 2025 School of Business graduating class showed up to celebrate 4 years of accomplishments! Rain couldn’t diminish the joy and celebration they and their families felt as they celebrated the culmination of their hard work! The ceremony began with President Michael Bernstein, who kept…
Marc Monseau to Moderate Webinar on “Battling Misinformation in the Age of AI”
As a follow-up to his article, “Setting the Record Straight: How Finland is Fighting Off the Rapid Spread of Misinformation, from Elementary School to Adult Education“, Marc Monseau, Lecturer in the School of Business Marketing Department, is moderating an upcoming webinar, “Battling Misinformation in the Age of AI”, hosted by the American Scandinavian Foundation. This…
Winner Emerges in SOBIC Art Contest!
This semester, the School of Business Inclusion Council held an art contest that was open to all TCNJ students. There were specific requirements that had to be met for the artwork. The piece should: embody themes of inclusivity, diversity, and belonging within the context of the business school. promote an environment where all students feel…
TCNJ School of Business Students Inducted into the NJCBAA Honor Society
The New Jersey Collegiate Business Administration Association (NJCBAA) is a statewide honor society that recognizes outstanding academic achievements of undergraduate business students in New Jersey. It specifically recognizes the top 1% of students pursuing business degrees at two- and four-year colleges, who have completed at least 70% of their degree requirements. This year, five School…
2025 Senior Awards Ceremony
Earlier this week, the School of Business held its annual Senior Awards Ceremony. Each year, the faculty of the School of Business recognizes the academic and co-curricular achievements of our graduating seniors. Full descriptions of all of the awards can be found here. This year’s award recipients were: The Neil Gaston Student Achievement Award –…
Faculty Spotlight – Nancy Lasher, Professor, Interdisciplinary Business
Our final Faculty Spotlight for the spring 2025 semester is on Nancy Lasher, Professor of Interdisciplinary Business. Nancy has her BA in Economic Development from Rutgers College and her J.D. from the University of North Carolina. She joined the TCNJ School of Business in 1992, and she is retiring as of June 30th. This past…
Celebration of Student Achievement
On April 29, 2025, TCNJ held the 28th Annual Celebration of Student Achievement (COSA). COSA is a showcase for student scholarly and creative work. Students presented their work in the form of papers, posters, performances, panels, and other forms of scholarly or creative activity. Twenty-nine (29) School of Business students, from all majors, presented their…
Professor Tae-Nyun Kim Featured in WalletHub’s Piece, “Credit Limit Guide: Everything You Need to Know 2025”
Tae-Nyun Kim Associate Professor of Finance, was recently featured in WalletHub’s piece on “Credit Limit Guide: Everything You Need to Know 2025.” Do you think credit card companies should be more transparent about their cards’ limits? Yes, credit card companies should be more transparent about how they determine credit limits and whether a customer’s limit…
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