Zicklin School of Business alumni employed at top companies returned to campus in October to discuss their professional journeys and network with undergraduates in the Baruch Business Academy. An audience of 40, including 27 Business Academy students, listened as Gaoussou... View Article
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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
It was standing room only in early November in the Rackow Conference Room at the Zicklin School of Business, where over 100 students, alumni, and faculty members gathered for the “Data-Driven Brands in the Age of AI” conference. Co-sponsored by... View Article
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
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
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
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
When you think of process innovation, you might imagine Henry Ford or Jeff Bezos, who changed the world by inventing more efficient ways of making cars and selling goods. But process innovation doesn’t have to be revolutionary to positively impact... View Article
Many Zicklin undergraduates work their way through college, scrambling to make ends meet with gigs as baristas, dog walkers, babysitters, and other odd jobs. These hardworking students must not only balance their schoolwork with paid work, but also seek out... View Article
Three Zicklin School alumni—Jay Chakraborty (MBA, ’06), Lakshmee Lachhman-Persad (BBA, ’01), and Daphne Leroy (BBA, ’93)—were honored at the second annual Baruch Changemakers Awards ceremony in September. Sponsored by Baruch’s Office of Alumni Relations and Volunteer Engagement, the event recognizes... View Article
The Zicklin School rose 16 spots on the Bloomberg/Businessweek “Best B-Schools 2023-24” list, placing in the top 50 nationwide at #48, as published by the news website in September. This year, schools were rated based on five indexes—compensation, learning,... View Article
For the seventh year in a row, students at the Zicklin School of Business have won scholarships from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), a Washington D.C. nonprofit established by Congress to oversee audits of public companies. Yiyang Sun... View Article
If you happened to stop by the Wasserman Trading Floor during July, you might have noticed that it was unusually busy. Those teenagers you spotted looking up stock quotes and comparing P/E ratios? They were participants in a monthlong stock... View Article
Twenty-six undergraduate students from the ESCE International Business School spent two weeks this summer at the Zicklin School of Business on its Summer Immersion Program: Business and Culture in New York City. Offered by the Office of Executive Programs in... View Article
Zicklin School of Business students David Jimenez (BBA, ’25) and Shenjie Qiu (MBA, ’23) are two co-founders of Quiick Briick, a Bronx-based startup that transforms recycled plastic into environmentally friendly building materials. The company’s six co-founders are all CUNY students... View Article
Zicklin School of Business student Jose Zapata (MBA, ’23) recently led a team of summer interns to victory in a round-the-clock “hackathon” for Infosys, the technology consulting firm, while another Zicklin MBA student, Jeff Levenberg (MBA, ’23) took third place... View Article
On July 17, Bruce W. Weber, PhD, became the Willem Kooyker Dean of the Zicklin School of Business. He is also a professor in the Paul H. Chook Department of Information Systems and Statistics. He spoke to Zicklin... View Article
Faculty members and doctoral candidates from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE), one of China’s top universities for business, were hosted by the Zicklin School in June for this longstanding annual event. This year’s panel discussions included cutting-edge topics... View Article
Zicklin School undergraduate Mohina Abdullaeva (BBA, ’25) has won a Foreign Affairs Information Technology (FAIT) fellowship from the U.S. Department of State. It will pay for her junior and senior years at Zicklin and also includes domestic and international internships.... View Article
Last semester, while alumnus Ed Mendlowitz (BBA, ’63) was teaching a graduate seminar at the Zicklin School of Business, he remembered that Martin Luther King, Jr. had been the commencement speaker at Mendlowitz’s graduation ceremony exactly six decades ago. ... View Article