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February 1, 2024 Zicklin Faculty Honored for Innovative Teaching

It is a truism that business schools cannot rely on yesterday’s pedagogy if they want today’s business students to become tomorrow’s business leaders. Last year, to encourage continuous improvement in Zicklin classrooms, the Zicklin Excellence and Innovation in Teaching Awards... View Article

January 2, 2024 In Memoriam: Sandra K. Wasserman (1934-2023)

Sandra Kahn Wasserman (BBA, ’55), alumna and patroness of the Zicklin School of Business, passed away on November 20, 2023. The widow of Bert W. Wasserman (BBA, ’54), “Sandy,” as she was known, was a devoted philanthropist who lent her... View Article

November 30, 2023 Why Did These Students Choose the Zicklin School?

We interviewed graduate students at the Zicklin School of Business to learn more about them and why they enrolled. Here’s what they told us.   Name: Emily Bayer    Program: Full-Time MBA   Area of interest: Finance Previous jobs/careers: Opera singer, operations... View Article

November 13, 2023 Should You Replace Your Accountant with ChatGPT?

You might expect ChatGPT, the generative AI tool taking the world by storm for its ability to answer questions on nearly any subject in mere seconds, to do well on accounting exams. After all, the most recent version of the... View Article

November 13, 2023 How to Stop Cybercriminals

Have you ever been the victim of advance fee fraud? Someone offers you goods or services through the internet and convinces you to pay upfront, strings you along for a while, but ultimately doesn’t deliver. If this has happened to... View Article

November 13, 2023 Protecting Your Kids Online

It’s no secret that social media apps are addictive, especially for young people. A recent Gallup survey found that over half of American teenagers spent almost five hours a day on social media apps such as TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and... View Article

November 13, 2023 Don’t Fear the Four

You’ve heard of claustrophobia, agoraphobia, and arachnophobia. Now there’s quadrophobia: fear of the number four.   According to a paper co-authored by Assistant Professor Yao Shen, PhD (Bert W. Wasserman Department of Economics and Finance), and published in the Journal of... View Article