MBA & MSSanta Clara University:

Leavey School of BusinessJanuary 2019: News & Notes

A warm Bronco welcome to the incoming MSIS Winter 2019 class.

Welcome and Congratulations

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Issue Content:

Congratulations to 2018 MS Business Analytics graduates Jeffrey Glupker, Vinit Nair, Benjamin Richman, Kyle Reiner and Amrita Sharma on the publication of their paper, “Predicting Investor Success Using Graph Theory and Machine

Learning,” in the January 2019 issue of the Journal of Investment Management. This paper was a product of the work they did with Credit Suisse for their required MSBA practicum project.

A reminder of community standardsAs we begin the new quarter, I would like to draw your attention to the importance of academic integrity not only for your time at Santa Clara University, but also for your future professional careers. I am sure that the strong reputation of the MBA/MS program was a significant component in your decision to pursue your graduate education at Santa Clara University. This reputation grounds in academic integrity. Only academic integrity allows employers and recruiters to trust your accomplishments. Students who violate the academic integrity through cheating, through sharing exam questions, or hiring an outside firm to do solutions jeopardize this trust relationship and the reputation of the graduate business programs. In turn, they also jeopardize your significant investments into your graduate education. If employers and recruiters can no longer trust the integrity of student accomplishments, they will turn elsewhere. Thus, upholding academic integrity is in the best interest of all students. As students at Santa Clara University, you are aware of the academic integrity pledge: “I am committed to being a person of integrity. I pledge, as a member of the Santa Clara University community, to abide by and uphold the standards of academic integrity contained in the Student Conduct Code.” You, as future alumni of the MBA/MS program, will rely on the strong reputation of the program to advance your career. Safeguard this reputation today by reporting violations of academic integrity. You can use the following form to anonymously report violations to academic integrity to the Office of Student Life. They have the structures and means to investigate and consult with the faculty and graduate staff.

Cheers to the incoming Online MBA Winter 2019 cohort!

CLICK HERE for ACADEMIC INTEGRITY REPORTING FORM

Congratulations to the Summer and Fall 2018 graduates!

Regards, Toby McChesney, Sr. Assistant Dean Graduate Business Programs

P r o f e s s i o n a l d e v e l o p m e n t

“Pop in” to the Graduate Business Career Management Open House in the Lucas Hall B of A Commons on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 8th and 9th between 4:30pm to 6:00pm. Grab a snack, enter our raffle, and meet the GBCM staff!

Grad business Career management OPEN HOUSE  

JAN. 8 & JAN. 9 @ 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

webinar: Resume review resourcesMaximize the power of your resume by using the SCU resume review resources! Graduate Business Career Management is here to help you develop and fine tune your resume so you can get the interviews you want! During this webinar we'll walk through the Graduate Business School's resume process and direct you to our web-based and in-person tools. Join us on ZOOM on January 17th from 12:15 - 1:00pm.

Entrepreneurs ConnectionNetwork

Ankita Galav entconnection@scu.edu

Finance Club

Aditya Maru, Co-President Sadhvi Isanaka, Co-President

gfc@scu.edu

Women In Business Pallavi Mahajan, President

womeninbusiness@scu.edu

Supply Chain ManagementAssociation

Sehaj Kaur, President scma@scu.edu

JD/MBA Network

Daniel Pohoretsky, President scujdmba@scu.edu

Ambassador Club

Classye James, Founding Member leaveyleader@scu.edu

BanDs (Business Analytics and

Data Science) Mia Bajic, Co-President

Laura Klipp, Co-President bands@scu.edu

SCU Healthcare Forum Niki Saxena, President

healthcareclub@scu.edu

FashionTech Club Sehaj Kaur, Co-President Jiang Peng, Co-President fashiontechclub@scu.edu

S t u d e n t C l u b s

YOU are the product when you're trying to land the job of your dreams. Learn how to “sell” yourself tothe hiring manager by attending our in-person workshop, “Developing Your Brand”, on January 24thfrom 4:30-5:30pm in Lucas Hall 108.

Workshop: Developing your brand  JAN. 24 @ 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM     lucas 108

MBA & MSSanta Clara University:

Leavey School of BusinessJanuary 2019: News & Notes

Do you have a hard time reaching out to make career connections? Join us to learn how to become more comfortable with reaching out and building connections that will help you land your next job. This will be an in-person workshop held on January 29th from 4:30-5:30pm in Lucas Hall 125.

Become a ROCKSTAR at our “Networking Like a Rockstar” professional development webinar presented by speaker and author, Jaymin Patel. Go beyond that 8.5’ x 11’ piece of paper called a resume - Jaymin presents the must do’s and what -not-to- do’s of networking to build meaningful and lasting personal relationships in professional settings and achieve your career goals. Join us online on January 31st from 12:00-1:00pm.

A great read for students seeking to switch careers. This book discusses re-branding yourself for your new job search, networking and interview techniques. Learn how to utilize your past experiences to your advantage even when pivoting to new industries and career paths.

C a r e e r B o o k S p o t l i g h t

Switchers: How Smart Professionals Change Careers and Seize Success By Dr. Dawn Graham

watch Switchers webinar here!Buy book here!

JAN. 17 @ 12:15 PM - 1:00 PM

Workshop: Networking for introverts  JAN. 29 @ 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM    Lucas 125

REGISTER FOR ALL EVENTS ON HANDSHAKE

Online event: Jaymin Patel  JAN. 31 @ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM  

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Save the Date--February 9, 2019! Join the Graduate Student Association (GSA) for an afternoon of networking and Bocce. Beat the Winter blues and head over to Campo di Bocce in Los Gatos

for appetizers, networking and Bocce ball games and Cohort/Classmate competition. Cohorts/Programs with the greatest number of tickets purchased by Monday, January 27th will be eligible for a social event sponsored by the Graduate Business Programs Office. Prizes for MBA cohorts with the greatest number of students attending, MS Programs with the greatest

percentage in attendance as well as Individual prizes will also be raffled off! Tickets for the event are $15 each and can be purchased HERE

save the date! sat, Feb. 9