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A Message from
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I am pleased
to welcome the Class of 2003 into the Stern alumni community. These
new graduates are joining a network of more than 60,000 distinguished
professionals in 100 countries worldwide. This network is stronger
and more engaged in the life of the Stern School than ever before.
Increasing numbers
of alumni are becoming active participants in our community. Thousands
of alumni have signed on to SWAP (Stern Worldwide Alumni Platform)
the online alumni community, and are taking advantage of its many
features. Alumni also are participating in events, volunteering
for mentor programs and joining Task Forces and Committees of the
Alumni Council. New programming such as the Career Resource Seminar
Series and the Author Lecture Series with the Museum of American
Financial History have provided alumni with the chance to learn
new skills and with a valuable networking forum.
In the year
ahead, we intend to build on these initiatives and expand services
in the areas that are important to you, including career resources,
lifelong learning opportunities, industry panels and networking
programs. Alumni also are invited to join us for London 2003: NYU
Stern Global Alumni Conference, which will bring together a distinguished
panel of economists in London, England, on September 13. In addition,
plans are underway for the Third Annual Stern Alumni Ball to be
held on December 6, 2003, here in New York City. I invite you to
read the latest details about these programs and many new opportunities
to be involved in this issue of Stern@lumni.
Alumni engagement
in the coming years will continue to play a fundamental role in
Stern's upward momentum. The strength of our alumni network relies
on your commitment to participate. I look forward to working together
in the year ahead as we strengthen the alumni community.
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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Dean Choi Steps Down as
Dean of the Undergraduate College
On May
6, Dean Thomas F. Cooley and NYU President John Sexton announced
that Frederick D.S. Choi will step down from his position of Vice
Dean and Dean of the Undergraduate College after eight years of
dedicated service.
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Welcome to the Class of
2003
Congratulations and welcome to the Stern alumni community, one of
the largest and most diverse networks of professionals in the world.
Through the Office of Alumni Affairs, you have many opportunities
to play an active role in the ongoing building and strengthening
of that network.
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2003 Commencement
Celebrations
The week of May
12 marked commencement activities for graduates of the Class of 2003.
NYU Stern Precommencement ceremonies for the undergraduate and graduate
programs were held this year at Madison Square Garden. In keeping
with tradition, the NYU Commencement ceremony brought together graduates
from all of NYU's schools in Washington Square Park to celebrate graduation.
To read more about:
Graduate
Precommencement, click here>>
Undergraduate
Precommencement, click here>>
The
2003 Legacy Campaign, click here>>
NYU
Commencement, click here>>
To
view the photo galleries, click here>>
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London 2003 Global Conference
Dean Thomas F.
Cooley and the Office of Alumni Affairs will host London 2003: NYU
Stern Global Alumni Conference on September 13, 2003. This international
event will feature a panel of distinguished economists exploring
the topic of "From Empire to Globalization." The panel,
to be held at The British Museum, will be followed by an evening
reception at NYU in London.
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Visit the London 2003
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Alumni Weekend Programs
NYU Stern hosted
two educational opportunities for Stern graduates over NYU Alumni
Weekend on April 3-6, 2003. Alumni attended a Career Education Presentation
led by a career consultant from Lee Hecht Harrison, available through
a partnership with ExecuPlanet. In addition, alumni participated
in an Operations Management Simulation class taught by Eitan Zemel,
W. Edwards Deming Professor of Quality and Productivity, and Chair
of the Information, Operations and Management Sciences Department.
The programming provided Stern Alumni Weekend participants with
the opportunity to network while learning new skills.
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Visit
the Career Education Presentation Photo Gallery>>
Visit
Professor Zemel's Workshop Photo Gallery>>
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| Notes from the Undergraduate
College |
Greetings
from Frederick D.S. Choi
Frederick D.S. Choi, Vice Dean and Dean
of the Undergraduate College, reflects upon the spring semester and
welcomes the Class of 2003 into the alumni community.
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Stern
Hosts Corporate Ethics Seminar>>
Stern-Wharton
Finance Forum>>
Connections
Alumni Mentoring Program>>
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| News Stories |
Berkley Center Competition
Awards $50,000 Prize
NYU Stern's
4th annual Maximum Exposure Business Plan Competition awarded cash
prizes totaling $50,000 to the top two teams in the business plan
competition. Princeton Pharmaceutical Research, a plan to provide
high quality, competitively priced contract research services to biotechnology
and pharmaceutical companies, won the $35,000 first prize. The Canine
Experience, which seeks to create an upscale dog boutique, focused
exclusively on smaller dog breeds, garnered second place and an award
of $15,000.
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boardnetUSA Provides Nonprofit
Board Opportunities
The Office of Alumni Affairs is pleased to announce a partnership
with boardnetUSA, which connects U.S. domestic nonprofit
boards needing new board members with individuals interested in
serving as trustees.
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Log
on to boardnetUSA>>
*Please note
that you will need your SWAP username and password to access boardnetUSA.
If you need assistance, please e-mail swap@stern.nyu.edu
or call (212) 998-0669.
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MBA
Admissions Hosts Successful Pre-View
On April
13-14, students admitted to the full-time MBA Class of 2005 received
a warm welcome from the Stern community at the third annual Pre-View
event, hosted by MBA Admissions. The event drew 165 prospective students,
which represented the largest Pre-View turnout since it was launched
in 2001.
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CAP
Volunteers Needed
The Office of Career Development (OCD) is currently calling for MBA
alumni volunteers to participate in the Career Advisory Program (CAP).
CAP is designed to provide first-year, full-time MBA students and
graduating MBA students with the opportunity to speak with successful
Stern alumni in a wide range of industries about their careers.
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Marti Subrahmanyam
Honored with 2003
Distinguished Teaching Award
New York
University presented Professor Marti G. Subrahmanyam, Charles E.
Merrill Professor of Finance at NYU Stern, with a 2003 Distinguished
Teaching Medal. Professor Subrahmanyam was elected as one of five
members of the University faculty to receive this award. President
John Sexton presented the awards to the winners during a dinner
in their honor on April 21.
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NYU Stern
Team Advanced to Finals in
L'Oréal Competition
Three MBA student teams from NYU Stern succeeded in advancing to
the final round of the L'Oréal e-Strat Challenge, an online
global business competition. The competition allows students to
apply the theories they are learning in the classroom to real world
business situations by putting to the test their managerial, decision-making,
strategic thinking and leadership skills. Continued>>
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NYU Stern
MBA Team Wins Cornell's
First Stock Pitch Challenge
A team of three MBA2s from NYU Stern won the inaugural Johnson School
MBA Stock Pitch Challenge held at Cornell University on April 3-4,
2003. The winning team was comprised of members of the Association
of Investment Management (AIM), a Stern MBA student organization.
The team, which included students Frank Boroch, Christopher Horvers
and Sami Kohan, topped competitors from nine other schools, including
Columbia, Cornell, Fuqua (Duke), Harvard, Sloan (MIT), University
of Chicago, University of Michigan and Wharton.
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Alumni
Corner
Each issue of the STERN@lumni
e-newsletter features a letter from an alumnus/a. 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 Robert L. Hillman Jr., MBA '93, who shares
his experience as Chair of the MBA Class of 1993 Reunion Committee.
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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.
Review the
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Share News
with Fellow Alumni
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As an added
feature of the recently upgraded SWAP (Stern Worldwide Alumni Platform),
a new Class Notes section creates a forum to announce personal and
professional milestones and to read the latest news from fellow
alumni. Class Notes is a great way to keep up-to-date with what
your fellow alumni are doing around the world and to share your
latest news.
You may 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 former classmates' news.
Submit
a Class Note>>
*Please note that you will need your SWAP username and password
to access Class Notes. If you need assistance, please e-mail swap@stern.nyu.edu
or call (212) 998-0669.
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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
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Save the Date
December 6, 2003
The Third
Annual
Stern Alumni Ball
Hundreds
of your fellow alumni gathered to enjoy an evening of
dinner and dancing at The National Museum of the American
Indian at the Second Annual Stern Alumni Ball in December
of 2002. Be sure to mark your calendar for December
6 when Stern will host this year's special celebration
of our alumni community and our New York City location.
Details
to be announced soon.
The Alumni Ball Task Force is currently being formed
to assist with the planning process. If you would like
to participate by reaching out to your classmates to
attend this special event, please contact the Alumni
Affairs at (212) 998-4040 or alumni@stern.nyu.edu.
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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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MBA Class of 1993 Reunion
June 12
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
The Commons
Reservations required
Cost: $50 per person
To register,
click here>>
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Washington, D.C., Regional Group
Happy Hour
June 19
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Gua-Rapo
2039 Wilson Boulevard
(Courthouse metro stop, Orange Line)
Arlington, VA
Contact: Tim Condon, MBA '02, at
timothy_p_condon@hotmail.com
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Nano Engineering and Investing
Trends Conference
Hosted by the Berkley Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
June 20
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Henry Kaufman Managment Center
Reservations required
Cost: $50 per person for Stern alumni
For
more details, click here>>
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MBA Class of 1998 Reunion
June 21
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
The Commons
Reservations required
Cost: $50 per person
To register,
click here>>
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Career Resource Seminar:
Career Transitions
June 26
Presenter: Bernadette Kenny
5:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Henry Kaufman Management Center
Contact: Office of Alumni Affairs at
(212) 998-4040 or
alumni@stern.nyu.edu
To
register, click here>>
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MBA Alumni Beer Blast
Hosted by the MBA Alumni Social Committee
July 31
Sosnoff Lounge
Kaufman Management Center
Contact: Hess Kim at (212) 998-0899
hkim0@stern.nyu.edu
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London 2003: NYU Stern Global
Alumni Conference
September 13
Panel at The British Museum, followed by evening reception at
NYU in London
Contact: Office of Alumni Affairs at
(212) 998-4040 or
alumni@stern.nyu.edu
Visit
the London 2003 website>>
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Regional
Updates
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President
Sexton Continues
Regional Tour
Last fall, the Office of University Development and Alumni Relations
launched a series of 17 regional receptions to introduce President
John Sexton to NYU alumni, parents and friends across the country.
Building on the success of the fall tour, President Sexton made
his final visits of the year to five locations in California, followed
by receptions in Boston and Washington, D.C.
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Recent
Events
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Career
Resource Seminar Series
The Office of Alumni Affairs continued its Career Resource Seminar
Series this spring. Through a partnership with ExecuPlanet, career
professionals from Lee Hecht Harrison, a leading international outplacement
firm, provided their expertise on a variety of topics, including
developing a personal marketing plan, networking, interviewing skills
and more.
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Author
Lecture Series
Alumni Affairs concluded the spring program of its Author Lecture
Series, conducted in conjunction with the Museum of American Financial
History, a Smithsonian affiliate.
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EMT
Panel Examines Cable Industry
Nearly 100 alumni and guests gathered in the Commons on March 18
to attend a panel discussion on "How are Technologies Reshaping
the Television Business?" hosted by the Stern Alumni in Entertainment,
Media and Technology (EMT) Committee in conjunction with the Office
of Alumni Affairs.
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Haskins
Award Dinner Honors Theodore Olson
On May 1, NYU Stern celebrated the commitment and dedication of
its Haskins Partners at a dinner at the Ritz Carlton, Battery
Park, during which Dean Thomas F. Cooley presented Theodore Olson,
U.S. Solicitor General, with the 2003 Haskins Award.
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7th Annual
All-University Entrepreneurship Conference
Nearly 1200 alumni, students and friends of New York University
participated in the 7th Annual All University Business Ownership,
Self-employment and Entrepreneurship Conference on April 26.
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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:
EBS Launches
New Initiative to Build the European Alumni Network
The European Business Society (EBS), an MBA student organization,
has launched a new initiative in conjunction with the Office of
Alumni Affairs to build the European alumni network.
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MEA Welcomes Miramax COO
Rick Sands, Chief Operating Officer of Miramax Films, was the
special guest speaker at an April 8 event hosted by the Media
and Entertainment Association (MEA), an MBA student organization,
and the Stern Alumni in Entertainment, Media and Technology (EMT)
Committee.
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SNPA:
New Student Club Focuses on Nonprofit Sector
The Stern Nonprofit Association (SNPA) is a newly-formed NYU Stern
MBA student organization, focused on opportunities in the public/nonprofit
sector for MBAs. Nearly 100 alumni, students and guests attended
the April 11 kickoff event, which featured a panel discussion
and networking reception.
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For
additional and updated information on MBA Student Activities, club
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