The Argyros School of Business and Economic’s Walk Down Wall Street January Interterm course allows students to gain a practical understanding of the finance industry through networking with various professionals. During our January 2019 seven-day trip, we toured the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, completed six company visits, dined with professionals each night, and attended
Senior Business Administration major Mason Collins ’19 is graduating with an emphasis in Finance and a minor in Leadership this spring, but he will be returning to Chapman University to pursue his MBA next fall. Before beginning his graduate education, Mason will intern this summer with William Morris Endeavor (WME) in Beverly Hills. His internship
The Argyros School Career Services office is committed to student success. We have many events planned for Spring semester to optimize student/employer interactions, professional development, and networking. So that you may plan accordingly and make arrangements, below are some of our major career events forthcoming. Mark your calendars! Upcoming Events & Important Dates 3/4/19 (Monday)
The Argyros School of Business and Economics has combined our Academic Advising and Career Services teams to provide enhanced academic-to-employment services for Argyros School students. Both teams will be cross-trained on career preparation, resume building and advising on course decisions. Electives will be recommended through the lens of career objectives. Argyros students will be encouraged
Congratulations to Argyros Senior Victoria Viamin! After working with the Argyros school Career Services office on her resume and cover letter, Victoria Viamin, a Senior studying Business Administration with a minor in Leadership studies, is currently interning with The Recording Academy. After working with the Argyros school Career Services office on her resume and cover letter,
My name is Stephanie Stark. I am a double major in accounting and business administration with an emphasis in finance. I recently graduated from my undergraduate program and will continue my studies as a 4+1 graduate business student beginning this August 2017. I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Argyros School supporters since
“Sports leaders are faced with an atmosphere that is very competitive, fluid, spontaneous and involves a tremendous amount of press,” says Michael Schulman*, CEO of the Anaheim Ducks Hockey Club and the chairman of the Board of Anaheim Arena Management (AAM). Earlier this month, the Argyros School of Business and Economics hosted the annual Distinguished Speaker
When life gets hectic, most people start to ignore their fitness. I was no different. My wife, Samantha, and I transferred to Chapman from Fresno, not knowing anyone on campus when we arrived. Like most college students, we wanted to meet new people, but developing a network outside of class seemed impossible. If I wasn’t
Three of my esteemed colleagues (Brittany Bui, Wilson Lamb, and AJ Wheatley) and I recently took a trip to the great city of Chicago to attend the Moneythink Summer Leadership Institute leadership conference. We are all members of an organization on campus called “Moneythink.” As Moneythink mentors, we partner with local high schools to teach
Everybody wants to get their “foot in the door.” From students to experienced professionals, we all want the best chance at “landing the job.” The thing is, you never know when that moment will come. Are you ready – right now – to take advantage of it? With this in mind, Argyros School Career
It is that time of the year again! The academic year is coming to a close for Chapman University students, and for the seniors of Argyros School of Business and Economics, the future is bright. The Argyros School is hosting the third annual last call celebration for the graduating Class of 2015. This event is
Like 99.9 percent of Panther student-athletes, Taylor Carter ‘s playing career won’t reach beyond the Chapman University gridiron. But his football experiences have laid the foundation for a career that will be equally competitive and rewarding. Carter spent the summer before his senior year in the heart of Wall Street working a