• The Speed Networking Program – which is sponsored by the Dean’s Council for Student Engagement –  is now in it’s second year.  Business professionals, many of whom are alumni, participate in this innovative event.  Interested alumni should contact Patty Karlowitsch at karlowit@tcnj.edu to learn more about student networking and mentoring opportunities. Read more about alumni connections here.

    Speed Networking

    Business professionals, many of whom were alumni, participated in this innovative speed networking program for business juniors and seniors in TCNJ’s Loser Hall.

  • Members of Delta Sigma Pi, TCNJ’s co-ed professional business fraternity, welcomed new students at the School of Business annual picnic.  Read about business student organizations at The College of New Jersey here.

    Annual Picnic

    Members of Delta Sigma Pi, TCNJ’s only co-ed professional business fraternity, welcomed new students at the School of Business annual picnic.

  • Business students presented their original research at the luncheon for TCNJ’s Mentored Undergraduate Summer Experience Program (MUSE.) Read more here.

    MUSE

    Business students presented their original research at the luncheon for TCNJ’s Mentored Undergraduate Summer Experience Program (MUSE).

  • Members of the Student Investment Fund manage a portfolio valued in excess of $155,000. The fund was initially created by a gift from a faculty member and contributions from alumni.  View the Student Investment Fund website here. Read more in TCNJ Magazine.

    Student Investment Fund

    Members of the Student Investment Fund manage a portfolio valued in excess of $155,000. The fund was initially created by a gift from a faculty member and contributions from alumni.

  • School of Business alumni enjoyed the annual Alumni Networking Event at the Salt Creek Grille in Princeton.  Read about this event and other School of Business Alumni programs here.

    Salt Creek Grille

    School of Business alumni enjoyed the annual Alumni Networking Event at the Princeton Salt Creek Grille in September.

  • Our focus on undergraduate business education has received national recognition. In 2011 we were ranked #65 in the nation, #1 in NJ, by the Bloomberg Businessweek Survey of Best Undergraduate Business Schools.

    Select student profiles can be viewed here.

    Our Students

    Our focus on undergraduate business education has received national recognition. In 2011 we were ranked #65 in the nation, #1 in NJ, by the Bloomberg Businessweek Survey of Best Undergraduate Business Schools.

  • Business students got an inside view of TerraCycle’s recycling systems for previously non-recyclable or hard-to-recycle waste. For more information about TerraCycle, visit their website here.

    Inside TerraCycle

    Business students got an inside view of TerraCycle’s recycling systems for previously non-recyclable or hard-to-recycle waste.

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    Twenty-six alumni and 97 students joined faculty and staff at a Finance Forum sponsored by JPMorgan at their NYC headquarters in March, 2011. Hosted by Guy Chiarello ’81, JPM’s CIO, the program included a panel discussion and networking reception.

     

    Pictured left to right: Paul Sullivan ’85, Managing Director at Merrill Lynch (standing); Mike Movsovich ’86, Partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP; Tejal Joshi ’01, VP Lehman Holdings; and Stephen Berenson, Vice Chairman of Investment Banking at JPM. See more here. Read more in TCNJ Magazine: The Secrets of their Success.

     

     

    Left, Guy Chiarello ’81 welcomes TCNJ business students to JP Morgan. Dean Keep concludes the program at right.

    JPMorgan Finance Forum

    Twenty-six alumni and 97 students joined faculty and staff at a Finance Forum sponsored by JPMorgan at their NYC headquarters in March, 2011.

  • Students inducted into business honor societies were honored at this annual luncheon for: Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Financial Management Assoc., Omicron Delta Epsilon, and the New Jersey Collegiate Business Administration Association.

    Business Honor Societies

    Students inducted into business honor societies were honored at this annual luncheon for: Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Financial Management Assoc., Omicron Delta Epsilon, and the New Jersey Collegiate Business Administration Association.

  • Save the date: Nov. 9, for this conference sponsored by the School of Business and the NJ Small Business Development Center.

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June 17 – July 11. Experience the global business environment with a focus on doing business in the European Union through a three-week study tour to France, Switzerland, and London in the UK. Students will experience business visits and cultural excursions in all locales, including ample sightseeing in Paris and London. 

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Doing Business in China

As part of TCNJ’s BIE grant from the US Department of Education, the Schools of Business and Humanities & Social Sciences are offering a summer study tour on “Doing Business in China.” This year’s program will have two weeks in Beijing, one week in Shanghai, and optional excursions to Tianjin and Hong Kong.

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Alumni: Join us for bowling, food & fun at Slocum’s Bowl-o-Drome on Friday evening, March 23rd.  Contact Mike Saperstein at msaperstein@gmail.com with questions.  There’s also a limited number of student tickets available – see Patty Karlowitsch in BB 114, between Jan. 25 & Mar. 1.  

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The School of Business is proud to announce that due to the generosity of TCNJ alumnus Eric Szabo ’97, first prize for the Mayo Business Plan Competition has been doubled! $12,000 will be awarded to the winning team with prizes of $3,000 and $1,000 for second and third place teams respectively. We gratefully acknowledge Professor Herbert B. Mayo for establishing this competition, as well as Mr. Szabo, for his significant support. The deadline for submitting plans has been extended to Jan. 22nd.

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For the 3rd year in a row, TCNJ won first place in the Regional Pi Sigma Epsilon sales role play competition, held at Widener University on November 18.

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Two TCNJ business students did very well at the RBI National Sales Challenge, held at William Paterson University, on November 9-10, 2011.

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