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MAY-JUNE 2009 |
Mu Sigma Consulting Adds Pazzaz to Their Community Service SDSU Grad and First American Financial CEO, Gilmore, Visits Campus U.S. News & World Report Ranks SDSU IB Program Top 20 Accounting Students Honored SDSU Team Takes First Place at Business Strategy Competition SDSU Accounting Students Operate Free Tax Clinic SDSU’s CGI Hosts Corporate Governance Symposium Stephen Coslik Wins 2009 Monty Award SDSU Finance Major and Compact Scholar, Lauren Zimmerman CBA Announces 2009 Lamden Rising Stars Award Winners Varaiya Discusses Economic Climate SDSU SIFE Team Wins Regional Competition SDSU Accounting Students Lobby Sacramento Naughton Participates In AACSB Peer Review 2009 Undergraduate Career Fair SDSU Students Compete in Nissan Cube Collegiate Challenge Future Rising Business Leader Awards Accounting Students to Participate in KPMG Programs Dr. Richard Dalbey Bequests Estate to SDSU 2009 Student Research Symposium |
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Dr. Gail Naughton, dean of SDSU’s College of Business Administration, visited the campus of the Asian Institute of Management in Makati City, Philippines, in March 2009 as part of the Association to Advance the Collegiate Schools of Business’ (AACSB) peer review process.
Business schools with AACSB accreditation must maintain rigorous standards in order to maintain their accreditation, which comes under review every five years. Naughton, along with a team of several other deans and associate deans, visited the school prior to re-accreditation to review policies and procedures, academic mission and strategic plans to determine if the school meets AACSB’s standards. The team will provide a report to the school and AACSB within 10 days of their visit.
Both SDSU’s College of Business Administration and School of Accountancy have been AACSB accredited since shortly after their inceptions.