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PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM:
The Christos M. Cotsakos College of Business undergraduate programs are guided by a framework that includes the professional enhancement, readiness, and awareness of our student body.  As such, the Professional Enrichment Program provides opportunities for our students to meet and network with area specialists, hear business leaders speak, become involved in work related activities such as internships, practicum, and job shadowing, and attend various seminars and forums that deal with professional development and/or contemporary work related issues.
Requirements:
All CCOB students are required to complete the professional enrichment component of their educational experience prior to graduation. All students must earn professional enrichment “points” as they progress through their business program towards graduation.  Accumulated points are utilized in partial fulfillment of the course requirements for MGT460 (Business Strategy and Policy), which is a required course for all undergraduate business administration and accounting majors.  Specifically, ten percent of the grade earned in this course is a function of the number of enrichment points earned: four points are required to earn full credit. Less than four points results in partial credit being granted. Students should actively begin accumulating points upon acceptance into their undergraduate College of Business program. 

How are enrichment points earned?
Students earn enrichment points through their involvement in supporting activities.  Numerous events are sponsored by the College of Business, or co-sponsored with our partners, including the Career Development and the Small Business Development Centers.  Enrichment activities earn either one-quarter, one-half, or one full point. Students must  bring their University identification card (ID) to any enrichment activity they attend.  The ID card will be scanned, and enrichment points entered into a database, for the purpose of monitoring the number of points earned.  Failure to bring the ID card will result in no enrichment point credit for the activity. We are firmly committed to the professional enrichment of our students and look forward to your participation at these sessions.  Attendance is free, and complimentary snacks will be served at most events. 

FALL 2002 PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES:

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS SPONSORED EVENTS:
 

 

Event     Date Time Location
•i Annual Stakeholders' Conference (Invitation Only)
Thurs.,11/21   8:00am-12:00 Valley
•iii Meet the Professor Series
Dr. Elizabeth Ekmekjian &
Dr. Berch Haroian Thurs., 9/19 11:15 - 12:15 V 4059
Dr. Stephen Betts Wed., 9/25   2:00 -  3:00 V 3065
Dr. Sia Nassiripour Thurs., 10/3 12:30 - 1:30 V 4059
Dr. Francis Cai Mon., 10/7 12:30 - 1:30 V 3024
Dr. Robert Bing Thurs., 10/17 11:30 - 12:30 V 4059
Dr. Martin Gritsch &
Dr. Tricia Snyder Mon., 10/21   9:45 - 10:45 V 3024
Dean Jess Boronico Wed., 10/30 12:30 -  1:45 V 4059
Associate Dean Raja Nag Mon., 11/4 12:30 -  2:00 V 4059
Dr. Cho-Kin Leung &
Dr. Giuliana Campanelli Mon., 11/18   2:00 -  3:00 V 3024
• ii Accountants/Bankers/Lawyers Gathering
Tues., 10/29   9:00 am SC213
• ii Professionally Qualified (PQ) Faculty Business Symposium
To be announced.
• ii Presentation Skills Workshops
Tues., 11/19 12:30 -  2:00 V 1021
Wed., 11/20   2:00 - 3:15 V 1021
Wed., 11/20   7:30 - 9:00 V 1021
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS/CAREER DEVELOPMENT CO-SPONSORED EVENTS:
Workshopiv Date Time Location
• Resume Writing for Business/Accounting Majors
Wed., 9/18 12:30 - 1:45 V 2001
• Internship Orientation and Opportunities for Business/Accounting Majors
Tues., 9/24   8:00 - 9:00pm V 2012
Thurs., 9/26 12:30 - 1:45 V 2001
• Interviewing Strategies for Business/Accounting Majors
Wed., 10/2   8:00 - 9:00pm V 2009
Thurs., 10/3   9:30 - 10:45 V 2008
• Job Searching and Networking Opportunities for Business/Accounting Majors
Mon., 10/7   2:00 -  3:15 V 2008
• Careers in Accounting
Wed., 11/6 11:00 - 12:15 V 2001
• Careers in Global Business
Tues., 11/12   2:00 -  3:15 V 2008
• Planning for an MBA
Thurs., 11/14 11:00 - 12:15 V 2008
• INTERNSHIP JOB FAIR
Thurs., 10/24 11:00 - 12:15 ATRIUM LOBBY
ADDITIONAL CO-SPONSORED EVENTS:
• i Small Business Development Center/PNC Bank “Women in Business Seminar”
Thurs., 9/19   8:30 - 10:30am V 2012
• ii Toastmaster Demonstration Meeting
Wed., 10/30 12:30 -  1:30 SC203-205

UPCOMING SPRING 2003 EVENTS INCLUDE:many of the activities
listed above, in addition to the Annual Distinguished Business Leaders'
Symposium; Small Business Development Center Symposium; NYStock
Exchange Excursion; Careers in Marketing & Management; Careers in
Exconomic & Finance.
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iThis event qualifies for one full enrichment point. 
iiThis event qualifies for one half of one full enrichment point. 
iiiThis event qualifies for one quarter of one full enrichment point.
ivCollege of Business and Career Development Co-sponsored events all
earn one half of one full enrichment point.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATON CONCERNING:
(a) the Christos M. Cotsakos College of Business Professional Enrichment
Initiative:Dr. Elizabeth C. Ekmekjian (Director: Professional Enrichment)
at ekmekjiane@wpunj.edu , 973.720.3851.
(b) the Career Development Center: 973.720.2281.
(c) The Small Business Development center: Mr. Leslie Mirabeau
(Director), 973.754.8695
(d) Toastmaster: Lynne B. Orr, 973.720.3021, www.wpunj.edu/toastmaster
** Please note that all dates/times/locations are subject to change.
Kindly visit the CCOB Professional Enrichment website for all updates.

 
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