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Best Business Books for Summer Reading |
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Need a break from work? Give your mind a
vacation with these stimulating books from
our annual "Top 10 Summer Reading List for
Business Leaders," as recommended by Smith’s
faculty and deans. |
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Smith Welcomes 1,100 New Alumni! |
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Under the towering ceiling of Comcast
Center, 780 undergraduates, 300 MBA
students, 50 EMBA students, and 12 doctoral
students received their business degrees
from the Smith School on May 21, 2007.
Delivering the keynote address was Teresa
Iannaconi, MBA ’78, partner with Big Four
accounting firm KPMG and member of its Board
of Directors. |
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Bringing Global Learning to Life |
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When it comes to a true global education,
sometimes you just have to be there.
Students can learn about the tenets of
global business in class, but there’s no
substitute for experience. That’s why the
Smith School gives all of its Executive MBA
and custom MBA students in Asia, Europe and
the United States the opportunity for
real-life global experiences through the
global electives courses offered at Smith
learning locations around the world. The
latest such class was held in Shanghai,
China last month. |
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The Hidden Dangers of File-Sharing |
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If you’re worried about identity theft, then
avoid downloading a file-sharing client onto
your home computer. The risks of
peer-to-peer file-sharing was one of the
presentations at the Smith School’s
Fourth Annual Forum on Financial Information
Systems & Cybersecurity: A Public Policy
Perspective, held on May 23, 2007. |
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Get a Global Perspective |
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Smith students are producing materials that
can help you better understand the issues
facing your counterparts around the globe.
The Smith School's Black MBA Association
debuted a new resource, the Africa
Economic Review, in May 2007. The
school’s MBA Finance Association produces
Smith Asia Business Review. |
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Smith Students Beat the Market |
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Two student-run funds—the Mayer Fund,
managed by MBAs, and the Senbet Fund,
managed by undergraduates—reported beating
Standard & Poor's 500 Index in their
year-end performance presentations. |
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June 2007
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