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A Message from
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The NYU Stern
alumni network is a community of 60,000 professionals who share
the Stern School experience. This community represents a tremendous
resource both to the School and to you. I encourage you to remain
an active member of this network by logging on to SWAP - the Stern
Worldwide Alumni Platform - our newly upgraded online alumni directory.
By keeping your
contact information current, you will receive School publications,
such as this issue of Stern@lumni, as well as invitations to the
many new and dynamic programs and events offered through our Office
of Alumni Affairs. Some of these include our monthly Career Resource
Seminar Series; our Author Lecture Series, presented in conjunction
with the Museum of American Financial History; industry related
panels; opportunities in life-long learning; and other networking
events.
As you read
about the tremendous progress that the Stern School is making and
the many ways in which you can get involved, I hope that you will
take an active role in strengthening our community.
I look forward
to seeing you at an upcoming event.
Best regards,
Thomas
F. Cooley
Dean
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A Message from Ashok Sani,
Chair of the Alumni Advisory Council
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Alumni Affairs Launches
Career Resource Seminar Series
The Office of Alumni Affairs recently launched a monthly series
designed to assist alumni of the MBA Program involved in a job search
or career transition. Career professionals from Lee Hecht Harrison,
a leading international outplacement firm, provide their expertise
on a variety of topics, including developing a personal marketing
plan, networking, interviewing skills and more. Each workshop or
panel is followed by a question and answer period and a reception,
during which alumni have an opportunity to put their new skills
to use. Color-coded nametags help attendees identify fellow graduates
in the same industry to facilitate networking connections.
For
complete details, click here>>
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New Series Brings Renowned
Authors to NYU Stern
Distinguished authors are visiting NYU Stern as part of the Author
Lecture Series, organized by the Office of Alumni Affairs in conjunction
with the Museum of American Financial History, a Smithsonian affiliate.
Authors give presentations on their recent critically acclaimed
works on financial, economic and business history. The lectures
include a question and answer session. A reception follows, at which
time the featured author will remain for a book signing opportunity.
The series is part of ongoing efforts to develop programmatic initiatives
that provide life-long learning opportunities for Stern School alumni.
A lecture with Willard Sterne Randall on his new book, "Alexander
Hamilton: A Life," kicked off the series on February 26. Upcoming
speakers include Muriel Siebert, Niall Ferguson, John Steele Gordon
and Leon Levy.
For
complete details, click here>>
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Alumni Weekend to Reunite
Graduates in Washington Square
On April 3-6, NYU will hold its first
all-University Alumni Weekend, bringing alumni from around the world
back to Washington Square to reconnect with the University and renew
ties with each other. The weekend will include a series of special
events, including the NYU Alumni Association Annual Awards Dinner;
an opportunity to meet NYU President John Sexton and hear his vision
for the future of New York University; a Stern School Career Education
Presentation and reception hosted by Vice Dean Frederick D.S. Choi;
and a Gala Alumni Dinner Dance Party, hosted by Alec Baldwin, TSOA
'94.
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| Notes from the Undergraduate
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Greetings
from Frederick D.S. Choi
Frederick D.S. Choi, Vice Dean and Dean
of the Undergraduate College, looks ahead to upcoming spring programming
and invites alumni to come back to Stern to participate in Alumni
Weekend and Commencement celebrations.
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Undergraduate
Students Compete
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Berkley Center Competition
Enters Final Phase
On April
25, NYU Stern alumni are invited to attend the competition finals
and awards ceremony of the Maximum Exposure Business Plan Competition,
hosted by the Berkley Center for Entrepreneurial Studies. The competition
finals will feature 16 alumni- and student-based teams who are competing
for a $50,000 cash award.
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Be an Alumni Buddy for MBA Admissions
Offered through MBA Admissions, the Alumni Buddy program provides
a great volunteer opportunity for MBA alumni. As part of STAR (STern
Admissions Representative), the Alumni Buddy program connects prospective
MBA students with alumni for informal discussions about the Stern
School. Students may ask questions on a variety of topics, such
as experiences at Stern, living in NYC or career path. Alumni can
live anywhere in the world to participate.
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Vault.com Offers
Discount to Stern Alumni
In an ongoing effort to provide new online career resources to Stern
MBA alumni, the Office of Career Development has contracted with Vault.com
to deliver career services and guides to Stern MBA alumni at a 15%
discount.
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Alumni Support OCD
Initiatives
The Office of Career Development (OCD) places special importance on
the role that alumni play in the Stern community. OCD offers alumni
a variety of ways to get involved, including participating as a Career
Advisory Program (CAP) mentor, serving as a guest speaker on panels
and at student conferences, identifying job opportunities at their
companies and participating in networking events. In addition, many
alumni serve as corporate recruiters, returning to Stern to interview
and hire current MBAs for summer and full-time positions.
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Glucksman Institute Announces 2002-2003
Research Competition Prizes
The Glucksman Institute has announced the winners of the 2002-2003
competition for the best research paper in finance. Full-time faculty
members at Stern are eligible to submit completed research papers
that are currently under review at professional journals. Given
the quality of the submissions, the awards committee announced ties
for the first place and runner-up awards.
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Professor Robert Kavesh Honored
For Distinguished Career
Robert A. Kavesh, Marcus Nadler Professor of Finance and Economics
Emeritus, will be honored at a special dinner on April 15 organized
by The Money Marketeers, a club comprising NYU Stern finance graduates.
The event will recognize Professor Kavesh with the Fellows Award
for his distinguished career and contributions to higher education
in the area of finance.
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Recent
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Third Annual Alumni
Wine Tasting
Nearly 150 MBA alumni gathered for the Third Annual Alumni Wine Tasting,
hosted by alumni of The Langone Program, on February 20. The event
provided an opportunity for alumni to reconnect and socialize while
sampling a selection of fine wines.
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January 2003 Langone
Graduation Reception
On January 15, a reception was held in honor of the January 2003 graduates
of The Langone Program: A Part-time MBA for Working Professionals.
The event, hosted by The Langone Program Office in conjunction with
the Office of Alumni Affairs, brought together nearly 100 graduates
and their guests to celebrate their completion of the MBA Program.
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Stern Professors
Visit Alumni in Israel
The Office
of Alumni Affairs and the Stern Alumni in Israel Regional Group organized
an alumni reception in Tel Aviv on February 25. Special guests included
George Daly, Albert Fingerhut Professor of Urban Entrepreneurial Studies
and former Dean of NYU Stern, Yakov Amihud, Ira Rennert Professor
of Entrepreneurial Finance, and Menachem Brenner, Professor of Finance.
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San Francisco Alumni Faculty Lecture
Edward Altman, Max Heine Professor of Finance and the Director of
Research in Fixed Income and Markets at the Salomon Center, recently
traveled to San Francisco and gave a presentation to Bay Area alumni
on "Corporate Distress Prediction Models in a Turbulent Economic
Environment."
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An Update from Stern Alumni in Washington,
D.C.
In fall 2002, a group of alumni
in the Washington, D.C., area launched a Stern alumni regional group.
A number of successful networking and social events were held this
fall, and plans for follow-up activities are in development. Seth
Balsam, MBA '97 and Chair of the Stern Alumni in Washington, D.C.,
Regional Group, provides an overview of the group's recent activities
and a preview of upcoming events.
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Alumni Corner
Each issue of the STERN@lumni e-newsletter features a letter from
an alumnus/a who shares his/her professional experience. If you would
like to contribute to the Alumni Corner, please submit your piece
of 500 words or less to alumni@stern.nyu.edu
with the subject listed as "Alumni Corner." The Editorial
Board reviews all submissions for placement.
In this issue we feature a letter from
Anna D'Souza, BS '00, who shares her experience as a Peace Corps
volunteer in Senegal, West Africa.
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| Stern in the News |
Stern
in the News, issued monthly, is a collection of summaries of articles
in which NYU Stern School of Business, a faculty member, a student,
an administrator, or even an alumnus/a have been featured.
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The
new Class Notes section of SWAP creates a forum to announce your
personal and professional milestones and to read the news from fellow
alumni. Send in your own notes about a new job and/or promotion;
a professional or educational achievement; or personal news such
as a marriage or arrival of a new family member. Sorted by decade,
the Class Notes section enables you to easily keep up with news
from former classmates.
Submit
your Class Notes today>>
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Register
Now
Entertainment,
Media and Technology (EMT) Panel Discussion and Networking
Reception
"How
Are New Technologies
Re-shaping the Television Business?"
March 18
6:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Kaufman Management Center
Moderator:
Paul Jelinek, MBA '95 and Vice President of New
Media Business Development at Nickelodeon
Dr. Steven J. Fredericks, MBA '79 and President
& CEO of CMR/TNS Media Intelligence
Carla Sinatra, Vice President of Business Development
at NBC
Matthew Strauss, BS '93, Executive Vice President
and General Manager at Mag Rack, Rainbow Media
Holdings, Inc.
Bob Watson, Vice President of Programming &
New Business Development, Time Warner Cable
Register
for this event>>
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Upcoming
Events
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events open to alumni, visit our online
calendar. Check the calendar regularly to find out about events
in your area. Below you will find select events from our spring
schedule.
The Office of Alumni Affairs also
provides the opportunity for alumni to initiate programs and special
events. If you have an idea for a program of interest and are
willing to form a Committee to assist with planning, click
here>>
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Career
Resource Seminar Series
For
complete details, click here>>
March
20: Working with Executive Recruiters - A Moderated Panel
April 24: Job Search Myths
May 22: Leadership
Development
June 26: Career
Transition
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Author
Lecture Series
For
complete details, click here>>
April
1: Muriel Siebert on "Changing the Rules: Adventures
of a Wall Street Maverick"
April 10: Niall Ferguson on "Empire: The Rise and
Demise of the British World Order and The Lessons for Global Power"
April 23:
John Steele Gordon on "The Great Game: The Emergence
of Wall Street as a World Power" and "A Thread Across
the Ocean"
May 20: Leon
Levy on "The Mind of Wall Street"
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Stern Follies 2003
This annual tradition features comedy sketches with Stern MBAs,
faculty and staff that provide a humorous look at life at NYU
Stern.
March 28
8:00 p.m.
Cost: $15 for the first 300 registrants,
$20 for all other advance tickets,
$25 at the door
Tribeca Performing Arts Center, Borough of Manhattan Community
College
199 Chambers Street
For more information,
click here>>
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NYU Alumni Weekend and
Reunion Celebration
April 3-6
Visit
the website for a complete schedule of events.
You can also
contact the Alumni Relations
Hotline at (212) 998-6763 or by e-mail at alumni.info@nyu.edu
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Berkley Center Business Plan
Competition Finals and Awards
April 25
2:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Douglas B. & Joseph H. Gardner Commons
Kaufman Management Center
Contact: Office of Alumni Affairs at
(212) 998-4040 or
alumni@stern.nyu.edu
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7th Annual Entrepreneurship
Conference
April 26
Details to be announced
Contact: Office of Alumni Affairs at
(212) 998-4040 or
alumni@stern.nyu.edu
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Stern 50th Anniversary
Class of 1953
and 50 Plus Anniversary Classes
Luncheon
May 15
12:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Contact: Beth Kramer, Assistant Director of Donor Relations, at
(212) 998-0674 or bkramer@stern.nyu.edu |
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EMBA Party for Alumni
and Their Families
June 28
Noon - 4:00 p.m.
Contact: Sheila Worthington at (212) 998-0781 or sworthin@stern.nyu.edu |
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Student
Organizations
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Stern student groups host a variety
of activities and conferences that alumni are actively encouraged
to attend. Read below to find out more about what these organizations
have been doing in the spring 2003 semester:
LABA Hosts
Event for Stern Alumni
in Spain
On January 10, the Latin American Business Association (LABA),
in conjunction with the Office of Alumni Affairs, organized a
reception in Madrid, Spain, for 25 Spanish alumni.
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MEA Student Club Hosts Second Annual Media & Entertainment
Conference
The second annual MBA Media & Entertainment Conference
was held at Stern on February 21. The forum brought together more
than 450 MBA students from the nation's leading business schools
with top media executives to discuss the issues transforming the
film, music, television, sports, publishing and interactive entertainment
industries.
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SWIB Holds
11th Annual Conference
Stern Women in Business (SWIB) held its 11th Annual Conference
on January 31. Entitled "Today's Landscape: Redefining Success
in Dynamic Times," this year's event brought together a distinguished
group of women business leaders who have risen to meet the challenges
posed by the rapidly changing business environment. Many Stern
alumnae participated in the event as guests and featured panelists.
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additional and updated information on MBA Student Activities, club
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Spring
2003 CEO Series
Mark your calendar for two events of the Spring 2003 CEO Series:
March
25: Jeffrey R. Immelt, CEO of General Electric
April 7: Henry A. McKinnell Jr., Chairman & CEO of Pfizer
Inc.
Both CEOs will be interviewed by Marshall Loeb, former editor of
Fortune.
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more about the CEO Series>>
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Read
Innovation,
the
monthly print newsletter
published by the Berkley Center for
Entrepreneurial Studies.
Read
Innovation>>
*Please note: you must have the Adobe Acrobat
Reader
Also: Alumni are invited to attend the Second Annual
Conference on Entrepreneurship, Venture Capital and Initial Public
Offerings (EVI)
on April 3-4.
Click
here for details>>
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