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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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Howard Tu
Senior Howard Tu (integrated marketing communications) was named as a President’s Award winner for his founding and management of the ONE-DAY Job Shadow program. The ONE-DAY Job Shadow program matches pre-business or undeclared students with organizations and professionals already working in the student’s area of interest.
Students visit organizations enrolled in the program and observe their employees on the job for one day. This provides the student with a glimpse of the career they plan to pursue and helps them determine if they are on the right educational path.
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Gagandeep Singh
Accounting senior Gagandeep Singh’s research, Sustaining the Integrity of M&A Due Diligence: An Examination of the Fair Value Environment, won one of two the Dean’s Awards given to business students. The research examines how due diligence can be enhanced by studying settings where the perception of fair value may be potentially misrepresented. Due diligence is defined as investigative research for assessing the price of a company by performing audits in various corporate segments, such as the financial, legal, and managerial environment.
David Krisch
David Krisch is one of four SDSU MBA students who founded SideKix. SideKix produces a women’s shoe accessory kit that features a spare pair of women's flats in a small purse. The purse is large enough to hold identification, money, phone, and/or a small camera. When the flats are in use, the purse converts to a small tote bag that holds the woman’s high heels.
Krisch’s presentation on SideKix was awarded the second of the Dean’s Awards