2008 Woodie Awards
Baruch students clamored into a packed classroom for the chance to heed the advice of two hedge fund veterans on Tuesday, Oct. 23. The Job$mart Career Hour featured Baruch alumnus Lawrence Simon, a co-founder and the president of Ivy Asset Management Corp. (0) comments
What your cover letter should do for you. An effective cover letter expresses a high level of interest and knowledge about the organization and the job in which you are interested. It should grab the employer's attention and point out why you, above all other applicants, should be contacted for an interview. (0) comments
From the Mailroom to a Corner Office on Wall Street, featured guest speaker Cid Wilson, who was ranked as the No. 1 business analyst by Forbes Magazine. This event was presented by ASEDOM and cosponsored by ALPFA, NABA, the Starr Career Development Center and the Office of Student Life to provide first hand knowledge of the importance of leadership and career planning. (0) comments
"Get active," urges Lindsey Pollak. And she doesn't mean going to the gym. In an era of health-conscious crazes, college students are bombarded with new and improved ways to improve their physical selves. But methods of improving their career health are more elusive. (1) comment
To help students learn more about careers in investment banking, sales & trading, asset management and research, the Investment Banking Club will be interviewing professionals from these fields for your reading pleasure. In this special issue, Larry Llerena, vice president of Alumni & Professional Relations, was fortunate enough to speak with Harvey Mallement, a Baruch MBA alumni, who is the founder of Harvest Partners, a middle market private equity shop. (0) comments
Sigma Alpha Delta Forum Sigma Alpha Delta Honor Society recently held a forum discussion titled "Sigma Forum'," which is a new idea based on students, faculty and staff gathering to discuss the most pressing topics and ideas of our day. This week's topics centered around America's culture and whether America can sustain its position as a superpower. (0) comments
