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BCAA president R. Emanuel Scott, Jr. introduces the association and its 2014-15 program theme.

Mayor Bill de Blasio thanks Baruch for hosting the State of the City Address.

Baruch President Mitchel Wallerstein gives the introductory address at the State of the City Address.

10 student teams compete in the CUNY-IBM Watson Case Competition Finals after Michael Karasick delivers the keynote on innovation.

Creators of "Extreme Realities" of the series Journey to Planet Earth discuss their documentary with Prof. Mindy Engle-Friedman of the Baruch Task Force on Sustainability.

Georgina Falú speaks on the work of the African diaspora towards a new renaissance at the 19th Donald H. Smith Distinguished Lecture.

Georgina Falú speaks on the work of key figures of the African diaspora towards a new renaissance at the 19th Donald H. Smith Distinguished Lecture.

Monica Dean and LouAnne Flanders-Stec introduce the CUNY Center for Student Entrepreneurship for the Fall 2014 new part-time graduate student orientation program.

Economics Professor Ted Joyce, who oversees the Zicklin Online Learning and Evaluation project, presents results from a randomized field experiment to explore the implications of hybridizing Economics 1001, a required, large lecture course in the Zicklin School of Business. Luke Waltzer from the Center for Teaching and Learning facilitates a discussion of the implications of Prof. Joyce's findings...

Economics Professor Ted Joyce, who oversees the Zicklin Online Learning and Evaluation project, presents results from a randomized field experiment to explore the implications of hybridizing Economics 1001, a required, large lecture course in the Zicklin School of Business. Luke Waltzer from the Center for Teaching and Learning facilitates a discussion of the implications of Prof. Joyce's findings...

Economics Professor Ted Joyce, who oversees the Zicklin Online Learning and Evaluation project, presents results from a randomized field experiment to explore the implications of hybridizing Economics 1001, a required, large lecture course in the Zicklin School of Business. Luke Waltzer from the Center for Teaching and Learning facilitates a discussion of the implications of Prof. Joyce's findings...

The 3rd Annual IVE Faculty Development Seminar provides an introduction to Virtual Enterprise, a set of instructional and technical tools to promote an entrepreneurial approach to higher education. In this two-day seminar, presenters highlight a series of discipline-agnostic entrepreneurship education pedagogies and methods that can be organized across the entrepreneurship education spectrum, rang...

The 3rd Annual IVE Faculty Development Seminar provides an introduction to Virtual Enterprise, a set of instructional and technical tools to promote an entrepreneurial approach to higher education. In this two-day seminar, presenters highlight a series of discipline-agnostic entrepreneurship education pedagogies and methods that can be organized across the entrepreneurship education spectrum, rang...

Vice President David Shanton hosts the Baruch Benchmark Society Reception, recognizing members of the Baruch Benchmark Society and guests for their support of Baruch College. President Wallerstein makes the welcoming remarks, followed by Baruch senior Eugene Frenkel. Joseph Tirella gives the keynote on the 1964-65 World's Fair and his book Tomorrow-Land.

“Election Campaigns, Press Coverage, and the Public Trust” is the subject of a panel discussion with Wayne Barrett, political/investigative reporter for the Village Voice; Jonathan Hicks of The New York Times; and Bryan Keefer of the Columbia Journalism Review and founder of the political website spinsanity.com (“countering rhetoric with reason”). Moderated by Prof. Geanne Rosenberg (Journalism).

Myung-Soo Lee, interim Dean of the Zicklin School of Business, hosts the 2014 honors and recognition ceremony, honoring academic achievement, service, and teaching excellence. Awards for excellence in teaching are presented; students are inducted to Beta Gamma Sigma, Sigma Iota Epsilon, and Sigma Nu Tau; Owh Kian Ong, Vice President for Marketing and Refining Planning at Hess Corporation, addresse...

Training video for viewing student records CUNYfirst, especially for staff who previously used the BOSS system, which is now (mostly) found on the SIQSRI screen. This video was prepared by Elaine Cataletto and Lilly Pervizaj of the Center for Academic Advisement, and Elizabeth Figini of Zicklin Graduate Programs.

18th Annual Dr. Donald H. Smith Distinguished Lecture presents Susan L. Taylor, Founder & CEO, National CARES Mentoring Movement and Editor-in-Chief Emeritus of Essence Magazine. Ms. Taylor was the first and only African American Woman to be recognized by the Magazine Publishers of America with the Henry Johnson Fisher Award—the industry's highest honor—and the first to be inducted into the Americ...

Step-by-step tutorial for the Webgrade system at Baruch College.

Mentors in EOC’s Academic Year-Long Mentoring Program meet the other Mentors in our community, ask questions of the EOC staff, and learn about resources available on-campus, best mentoring practices, and tips to help get the most out of the mentorship.

This seminar is conducted by Baruch Professor Marc Edelman who leads this presentation to discuss the legitimacy of the NCAA 'no pay' rules from both a legal and ethical perspective and their Principle of Amateurism.

This program is part of Baruch College's Ethics Week 2013 which examines the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and addresses issues related to recent FCPA investigations. The panelists include Jamal Ahmad, Senior Director in FTI's Forensic and Litigation Consulting practice, and Professors Naomi Gardberg (Baruch College), Noushi Rahman (Pace University), and Vijay Sampath (John Jay College of C...

Baruch College holds its Forty-Eighth Commencement Exercises on May 30, 2013 at Citi Field Stadium, New York City. Guest speakers are General Wesley Clark (Ret.), Gillian Tett, and New York Congressional Senator Charles E. Schumer.

The Business Ethics Week at Baruch highlights the speech made by our special guest Harman A. Grossman, Assistant General Counsel for Johnson & Johnson for a real world ethics discussion. Audiences will hear from an in-house corporate attorney about the ethical dilemmas faced by professionals in the global health care marketplace, and about the strategies used to address those dilemmas. The program...

Professors Glenn Albright and Kristen Shockley (Psychology Department) deliver the keynote address on responsive avatars, especially their use with veterans with PTSD. Associate Dean Linda Friedman (Zicklin School of Business) receives the 2013 Hybrid and Online Teaching Award.