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International Faculty, Students Provide World-Class Opportunity
It’s international education, but with a twist. The exchanges that the School of Business makes involve ideas and bring a global focus to campus.
4 Steps to Your Own Personal Brand
What do we mean by personal brand? I define it as your unique promise of value, or simply your reputation. It’s how you present yourself to others; it’s the quality of your work; it’s the care you take on the big things and the small things. It could be about something as small as showing up on time, or taking the extra step to make a difference for someone. It’s about the strengths you were born with, the skills you developed, and the choices you make now to create future opportunities.
Board brings ‘passion,’ ‘participation’
In 1996, Dean Lanny Karns convened the first School of Business Dean’s Advisory Board. Consisting of community and alumni business and industry leaders, the group provides advice and assistance to the dean in matters like curriculum enhancement, development of new initiatives, and overall program development.
Willock Professor to Teach Next Generation of Financial Experts
Marcia Belmar Willock ’50 is a self-educated investor who made millions in the stock market. When she wanted to support her alma mater, she chose to invest in the next generation.
Alumni Provide Margin of Excellence for Accounting Program
Oswego’s already great accounting program can only get better, thanks to alumni support through the Center for Accounting Research and Education, or CARE.
View from the Top: Moritz Took His Oswego Business Degree to the Peak of PwC
Bob Moritz ’85, chairman and senior U. S. partner of the Big 4 accounting firm PwC, pulled into Oswego April 16 to pick up the Beta Gamma Sigma business honor society honorary member award on his way back to New York from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions in Cleveland, where he was thrilled to see Green Day honored.
Burgeoning Business
From Wall Street to Silicon Valley and from the nation’s capital to Main Street USA, accomplished graduates of Oswego’s School of Business make a name for themselves and their alma mater.
Club Invests in the Market, Members’ Futures
SUNY Oswego has long distinguished itself as a center for hands-on learning. That tradition continues as the School of Business and the Oswego College Foundation are providing $100,000 for the student-run Investment Club to purchase S&P 500 securities.