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Hi Students: Get in the know! Stop by Academic Services before pre-registration in order to make a successful plan. Pre-registration begins on November 8th.
ALERT! - Chancellor's Faculty Research Day takes place on Thursday, Nov. 5th at 3:30 pm in the Multi-Purpose Room, main level, Campus Center. Rutgers–Camden is home to some of the most productive emerging and established scholars in the world. Learn more about current research underway at Rutgers–Camden during the first Chancellor’s Faculty Research Day, when several of our junior faculty members will offer brief overviews to their work and answer questions from their faculty colleagues and students. Two of our School of Business faculty, Professors Ivo Jansen and Ronaldo Parente, will be participating. Come support them and learn first-hand about the research they are doing.
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School of Business-Camden News Academic Services November 2009 ~ Official Notices Official notices will be published in the Gleaner the first week of the month. Please direct your questions regarding these notices to acadsvcs@camden.rutgers.edu. It is the students’ responsibility to be informed.
1) Important Add/Drop (withdrawal) deadlines for the Fall 2009 Semester A) The last day to withdraw from a course without academic penalty and receive a “W” grade is November 16th. B) The last day to withdraw from all courses without academic penalty and receive a “W” grade is November 24th 2) Scholastic (Academic) Standing A) Any student whose most recent term average is below 2.000, or has a cumulative GPA 2.00-2.499 is issued an academic warning. B) Any student whose cumulative GPA is below 2.00 is placed on academic probation. 1) Students on probation may enroll in no more than 12 credits 2) Students on probation must achieve a semester GPA of at least 2.000 or 2.500, as determined by the applicable Conditions of Probation 3) Students on probation must meet with the Academic Services Office to develop an academic plan for the F 09 semester 4) If the cumulative grade point average does not improve to at least a 2.000 by the end of this semester, or if a student does not fulfill any one of the above conditions, the student may be subject to academic dismissal. 5) Administrative and financial holds may be placed on students’ records who have not met with the Academic Services Office. 3) Intra-University (School to School) Transfers for RSBC Admissions All students who plan to transfer to a different college within the University must do so using the School to School (S2S) intra-university transfer application process. Please refer to the S2S web page for more information, deadlines and instructions: http://admissions.rutgers.edu/collegetocollege/
4) Diploma Applications Effective immediately, diploma applications must be completed and submitted online. The applications can be accessed at the following website: https://www.ugadmissions.rutgers.edu/Diploma/ Business Leader Development Program Spring 2010 BLDP Seminar – Employee Health and Wellbeing
Title: Employee Health and Wellbeing
About the Seminar: The seminar will focus both on the case for why businesses are keenly interested in the physical and mental health of their employees and the ways businesses try to maintain and improve employee health. Through class activities and visits by executives, students will also learn about ways to maintain personal physical and mental health and how that can enhance their future career pursuits.4
Professor: Dr. Chester Spell, Associate Professor of Human Resources Management. Dr. Spell has researched and written on various human resources topics such as adoption of employee substance abuse programs, the benefits organizations provide to employees to help balance work and family demands, and employee perceptions of the fairness of their benefits packages. Besides the considerable knowledge of Dr. Spell, there will be numerous guest speakers who will also offer their experience and expertise to seminar participants on the subject matter. The seminar provides a tremendous networking opportunity for participating students.4
Qualifications: Any SBC student of sophomore standing or higher is eligible to apply for the seminar, and the 3 credits earned from the seminar are accepted as a business elective for most majors/concentrations. A student can take the seminar without completing any of the other requirements for the BLDP.
Time: Friday mornings from 9 to 11:40 a.m.
Deadline to Apply: Currently Accepting Applications
Sign Up: http://camden-sbc.rutgers.edu/BLDP Seminar space is limited to only 15 students. Each application needs to be supported by two references, and the two reference letters must also be received by the October 26, 2009 deadline.
For more information about the BLDP visit the website given above or contact Allie Miller, the program director, at ldrshp@camden.rutgers.edu
Read about our campus through the experiences of current student Jennifer R. Go to the following URL:
Cheating Yes, that's what it says: "cheating." Did you know that cheating actually cheats you of the opportunity to learn? Several faculty members have mentioned that students have cheated themselves by trying to use someone else's work. Don't sell yourself short!
Course Planning and Schedule Updates The School of Business is offering several courses at two new locations: Atlantic Cape Community College’s campus in Mays Landing and Brookdale Community Campus location in Freehold. Please check the RU-BCC and RU-ACCC listings in the Course Schedule for information.
Faculty News Dr. SNEHAMAY BANERJEE (associate professor, SBC-management) has been elected president of the Northeast Decision Sciences Institute, a professional organization of academicians and practitioners interested in the application of quantitative and behavioral methods to the problems of society.
Dr. BRIAN HOLTZ (assistant professor, SBC-management) has published an article, “Fair Today, Fair Tomorrow? A Longitudinal Investigation of Overall Justice Perceptions,” in the recent edition of the Journal of Applied Psychology.
Dr. BRIANCE MASCARENHAS (professor, SBC-management) published an article, “The Emerging CEO Agenda,” in the September edition of the Journal of International Management, one of the world’s top scholarly journals in the area of international management.
Dr. RONALDO PARENTE (assistant professor, SBC-management) has had two co-authored articles accepted for publication in the Journal of International Management: “The Effect of Supply Chain Integration, Modular Production, and Cultural Distance on New Product Development: A Dynamic Capability Approach” and “Distribution Systems of Global Insurers: A Cultural Perspective on Entry Mode Selection.”
Dr. JULIE RUTH (associate professor, SBC-marketing) was the lead author on a coauthored paper, "The Influence of Change-focused Advertising Appeals and Self-Referencing on Persuasion," that received the American Marketing Association's Best Paper Award at the 2009 Summer Educators' Conference. The paper also received the Best Paper Award for the Consumer Psychology & Behavior Track.
Dr. ALOK BAVEJA (professor, SBC-management) has co-authored an article, COURIER-POST, Sept. 29 Headlined “Online program at Rutgers helps jobless,” a news story at the top of the front page of the South Jersey section spotlighted a Rutgers School of Business–Camden initiative designed to assist unemployed New Jersey citizens. Jonathan Lane (SBC-IMED) was interviewed in the article. View the article at http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20090929/NEWS01/909290351/1006/news01.
Have you ever wanted to conduct research with one of our professors? Or learn more about t a specialized topic in your major? An Independent Study may be an opportunity for you. Go to this URL to learn about it: http://business.camden.rutgers.edu/ProspectiveStudent/ugrad/independentstudy.htm
Spring Term 2010 Internship Applications are Being Accepted---NOW!
Students enrolled in the School of Business s upper division classes that are interested in a Spring 2010 internship should complete an application as soon as possible. Stop by Mr. Haro's office (B-S 215) and get copy of his office hours and schedule an initial interview. Bring an up-to-date resume to proof and also begin exploring Internship opportunities.
FAST TRACK YOUR CAREER THROUGH A BUSINESS INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE!
Joseph F. Haro Internship Coordinator, School of Business Email: jharo@camden.rutgers.edu
Campus News Annual Turkey Trot 5k Run sponsored by Rutgers-Camden Athletics. Saturday, 11-14-09 @ 9am
Rutgers Charter Day/Veterans Day and Game Watch Mixer. Thursday, 11-12-09 @ 6pm Rutgers vs. USF on the big screen. Free food, giveaways and more! Location: Brewer’s Town Tavern, Crystal Lake Boulevard & Haddon Ave., Haddon Twp. To register: alumni@camden.rutgers.edu or (856) 225-6028.
Interested in a career in Marketing, Advertising, or Communications? Learn first-hand about the industry with a mentor from the Philly Ad Club. The Philly Ad Club is a professional organization that includes over 1,300 professionals in the marketing, advertising, and communications industry in the Philadelphia and South Jersey region. The Mentoring Program is just one of the benefits of membership ($25 annually for students). Learn more about the Philly Ad Club and the Mentoring Program at http://www.phillyadclub.com/news_article.php?id=1973. Careers In Advertising, Public Relations & Communications Tuesday, November 3, 2009 12:30 pm – 1:15 pm West ABC, Lower Level of Campus Center
Panelists Kim Richmond, Principal Richmond Marketing & Communications
Carl Gersh, Managing Partner Be Seen Communications
Chris O'Callahan, Assoc. Copywriter & Project Manager Be Seen Communications
Cathy Donovan, Public Relations & Communications Rutgers University, Camden
Lunch will be provided All Majors Welcome - Lunch will be provided - Pre-register: careercenter@camden.rutgers.edu
Fall Recruiting Wrap-up Session Wed., Nov 18th 12:20 – 1:10 (Free Period) · A summary of the Fall On-campus Recruiting Program · Interview evaluations and summary scores. · Future Recruiting Opportunities Pre-register: careercenter@camden.rutgers.edu
Taking Full Advantage of RAPTORNET, Career Shift and Goinglobal Thursday, Nov 19th 12:30 – 1:20 (Free Period) · Learn how to maximize your use of these dynamic web based platforms for finding jobs and internships · Open to all students. December grads shouldn’t leave campus without this training. Pre-register: careercenter@camden.rutgers.edu
November signals the Thanksgiving holiday break but also is a good month for seeking a Spring or Summer Internship. Internships are the best way for college students to test out career choices and get experience in career interest fields. They are not just highly recommended but have become a requirement by employers when recruiting students for full-time positions. The Career Center can help you find the right internship related to your SBC major. Already had one…even better to have two. Schedule a meeting with a CC Professional for help in getting an internship. Call 856-225-6046 or stop by the office, lower level of the campus center
WANT TO DO BUSINESS WITH THE CAREER CENTER - DON’T FORGET REGISTER WITH RAPTORNET – http://cc.camden.rutgers.edu
Jim Marino Assistant Dean/Director Career Center RUTGERS UNIVERSITY 856-225-6046 Become a Fan of the Career Center on Facebook
Spring 2010 class will be viewable online as of 10/26/09 Registration for Graduate students and seniors only (UG with 90+ credits earned) begins on 11/8/09 Registration for Graduate students and seniors and juniors only (UG with 58+ credits earned) begins on 11/9 Registration for All students begins on 11/10.
All Students - Last day to DROP courses with a W grade and without academic penalty. After Monday, November 16th, students must petition the Scholastic Standing Committee for permission to DROP courses.
Winterim registration is under way. Students are invited to register using the convenient web-reg system. Undergraduate and MBA courses are available to help students meet prerequisite and general curriculum requirements, lessen their Spring course loads, and help meet graduation requirements in a timely manner. Share some time with us during the Winter break! Dr. Thomas J. Venables, Director Summer Session, Winterim, and Special Projects Rutgers University at Camden http://winterim.camden.rutgers.edu
Stop in or email if you have any questions, ideas, and suggestions!
Dr. KS
Carol Kaufman-Scarborough, Ph.D Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs and Professor of Marketing BSB 251 Office: 856-225-6592 Fax: 856-225-6231
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