New York has been characterized as the financial capital of the world, which is no surprise. Wall Street continues to be the global hub for market traders and is home to some of the biggest financial firms of the world. Professor Terry Burnham, Associate Professor with the Argyros School of Business and Economics, is planning to
One semester after Natalie Matar transferred to Chapman University, she made the decision to add a second major (accounting) to her business administration degree. That decision, coupled with the goal to pursue a career in public accounting, brought her into the Argyros School’s Career Services office for assistance. From that first appointment, Natalie learned about
Former NFL football player Terrell Owens, Stevie Mackey of The Voice, Singer Miguelito and other celebrities will raise their glasses to a good cause at Orange Hill Restaurant on May 13 as they support Health 2 Humanity, an organization that I’ve launched with three other Chapman University students. We have built two manufacturing facilities and
We’ve calculated a formula that will improve the lives of millions of people around the world. We are Max Wysong, Ajay Dhameja, Daniel Cruz and John Cefalu from the Argyros School of Business and Economics at Chapman University. We decided to start with something basic. Something, which we use several times a day however, over
The Argyros School of Business and Economics hosted Drinks & Desserts with Dean Reggie Gilyard during the 2013 Orientation Week. With over 200 attendees present, the school’s staff and faculty welcomed parents and family members of Freshmen and transfer students. Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Programs Dr. Ken Murphy laid out the school’s expectations for the
Two dozen students from the Argyros School of Business and Economics (ASBE) at Chapman University enjoyed an informative – if nippy – trip to New York City this winter to meet with some of the top executives and representatives of the Wall Street financial world. “Walk on Wall Street,” taught by Terry Burnham, associate professor,
As students look for different social circles to be a part of, it is easy to just think of groups such as sports teams, fraternities and sororities. However, there are also students who dedicate their free time to groups that coincide with their future goals once they leave Chapman. These groups can be found here
ASBE’s Undergraduate Office of Career Planning and Placement is proud to announce that beginning Monday, October 8th, OCPP starts an entire month of full-time accounting interviews for our graduating seniors. In addition to 10 accounting firms, ASBE is excited to have JP Morgan Chase who will be here to recruit graduating seniors in finance and business for their 2013 Commercial Banking Analyst Program.
Hey ASBE crowd, I have two quick things to share with you about this table. This Summer I decided to leave BCG, the company shown as #2 (for second year running) on Fortune’s annual list of “100 Best Companies To Work For”, to join you at this FANTASTIC institution because ASBE is just
With the excitement of the new school year, it can be hard for students to think about what is going to happen once it is all over. The fact remains that life here at Chapman is only temporary, and in order to for students to make the most of their time here, they must constantly
While the summer norm for most undergraduate students may be to relax at home or hit the beach everyday with friends, several Chapman business students are gaining incredible work experiences at different start-up companies from here in Orange County to all the way in Central Europe. Motivated sophomore Brenner Spear, a double major in Business
For the second consecutive year, Chapman University’s Student Managed Investment Fund has outperformed its benchmark. Established in November 2009 with $1 million and a charter to invest in a portfolio benchmarked to the S&P 500, the fund earned 2.62% in the fiscal year ending September 30, 2011 compared to a 1.14% return on the S&P