Tablet technology takes hold among professors at Smith
Company describes methods to promote corporate social responsibility through campaigns, use of its products
Firms speaks about maximizing customer relationships and experiences
Program marks the start of Baker Tilly's recruiting efforts at Smith
SUSA plans Halloween event for the first time
Company cites its growth and revenue figures to attract talent from Smith
Holley contrasts experiences working in live TV and web
Recruiter explains effective communication and follow-up routines of successful interviewees
Resnik teaches students how to leverage power of social networking for professional purposes
Heath gives advice to students seeking to enter music business industry
Katie Thompson, speaker, talks about marketing for men's soccer and lacrosse
Students gain experience in networking with NYC-based firms through trip
Global audit and tax firm gives tips on effective networking
Trip garners interest with students looking to network with professionals in NYC Area
Big Four Accounting Firm emphasizes personal brand and communication
Positions cited as great way to build network, become involved
Green Executive Officer talks about his experiences running a triple bottom line business
Students gain chance to network with professionals in New York City
Unilever shares future goals, insight with terpAMA members and other attendees
Group aims to recruit students from different backgrounds through event
With event, group hopes to inspire community to take care of the environment
Business fraternity partners with Deloitte Consulting and Censeo to sponsor event
Students network with recent Smith School alumni.
Smaller clubs feel they will be at a disadvantage for getting room space for meetings.
BITS moves elections to help new board members transition into their roles.
Dr. Daniel Kaufmann spoke about his experience working in suffering countries around the world.
SUSA now has a webmaster, as well as a major representative for both the supply chain and general
business majors.
CASH, a new SUSA club, educates students about investing.
SUSA recruitment meeting attracts upperclassmen and non-business majors.
A native of Greenwich, Conn., Brian Doyle first served as SUSA vice president of finance.
Vice President of Finance--Benjamin Kastner, Vice President of Marketing--Girish Chaskar, Vice President of Administration--Pratik Dixit, SUSA President and other positions also named.
SUSA president to meet with IS lecturer and chair of DOIT department.
Both bills pass unanimously.
Former club's demise blamed on lack of communication.
BLS becomes an official student organization.
Even though experience is recommended, some positions are open to any and everyone.
Bill makes it mandatory for major reps to hold weekly office hours in the undergraduate studies office.
Event was SUSA's first community service opportunity of the semester.
SUSA is looking for a new logo.
Organization boiling with ideas about the possible creation of an entrepreneurship major and an alumni database.
New York City trip included networking with alumni and visits with Goldman Sachs, ABC Family and more.
Smith School in the process of creating Office of Student Engagement.
Staff writer Mehreen Rasheed profiles Stamp Student Union's Terrapin Technology Story, which stands right across from the Union Shop.
SUSA has undergone a recent expansion, with the addition of three new "centers."
SUSA is participating in more community service events this semester than it did all of last year. Heads of SUSA are hoping to become more strongly connected to the campus community through these.
SUSA President Chris Coraggio highlights the topics Dean Anand covered in the annual State of Smith address.
A new president is planning to make strengthen SUSA's role in helping business majors and business-minded students, and hopes to do this by keeping the association's original purpose in mind.
Recruitment soars, as students hope to join professional networks.
Amidst the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, business ethics is needed now more than ever before. University of Maryland's Business Ethics Society has struggled to get members, but hopes to increase its base through a merger with Net Impact.
For many students interested in business, especially those who just entered the University of Maryland, the Smith Undergraduate Student Association First Look Fair gives them a chance to begin building their careers through extracurricular involvement.
The story of a journalism student lost in Van Munching
I am a journalism major. Go ahead. Make the jokes. We journalism majors know we will probably live in boxes five years from now because we chose to get involved in a dying field.
Robert H. Smith leaves behind a legacy of generousity in the business school.
The name Robert H. Smith stands emblazoned across the many walls and walkways of Van Munching Hall. For most students, the name represents the title of a business school. But the man behind the title lent far more than nomenclature to a 238,000 square-foot south campus abode.
A Finance Fellows, FBIS, and SSWS Event
Inspired by yet another bout of procrastination, I attended the Getting to the Top event last week. Despite my motivations, I am now really that that I went. I was having one of my most grueling and buys weeks of the semester; and attending the event midway through the week, as corny as it sounds, inspired me to plug through and find a renewed energy. Now, maybe just reading about it will help one of you get through a rough week.
Our Smith Store
Have you heard of the Smith Store? Looking for the place where you can find some of those portfolios that everyone carries at career fairs? Maybe you're just proud to be a business major and have always wanted a "Business Terps" shirt. There is a good chance you have no idea where this alcove of goodies happens to be. You will find all things related to the business school in Room 1409 of Van Munching Hall.
Our marketing skills put to good use
The Smith School is looking for a new method of branding....
Advancing Smith Students' EducaTion
New club in SUSA!
Being proactive in the Smith School
After a year of college I've learned some valuable life lessons… there are such things as stupid questions; professors are actually "real people," and most importantly if you want something enough, you can have it.
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