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Noel
Levitz Survey
NOTE
FROM MARY D
OPERATIONS
UPDATE
Announcing
the publication of CGO Insights #20!
SNOW
STORM RESCHEDULES
SEMESTER UPDATES
SUMMER
REGISTRATION UPDATES
DAY
TRACK MEETING
Class
Visit: Negotiations and Conflict Management
Happy
2005 from the Executive Education team!
MBA
Information Session
SAVE
THE DATE-MARCH 2 and MARCH 3
Interested
in Learning About Careers With Government Agencies?
Consulting
Group
Yoga
Club Is Official
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Noel
Levitz Survey NOTE
FROM MARY D OPERATIONS
UPDATE Announcing
the publication of CGO Insights #20! As with all of our CGO Insights briefing notes, it is available as a free pdf download on the Briefing Notes page of our website, http://www.simmons.edu/som/cgo/publications_resources/briefing_notes.html. A copy of the article has been placed in your mailbox. MBA
Certificate in Entrepreneurship REGISTRATION-CAREER
STRATEGIES DAY SECTION UPDATE SUMMER
REGISTRATION UPDATES Entrepreneurship will move from a day section to a Thursday night and Saturday schedule behind the Identifying New Business Opportunities course. This course will now follow the new section of Identifying New Business Opportunities section just added above. We are looking to replace that elective in the day program. SOM
BUILDING SALE UPDATES The inside portion of their work will be done on each floor. They will be cutting small holes in the ceilings and walls to look at the structural beams and building materials. The ceiling holes will be about 10'' by 10'' and will be patched up within a week. The wall holes will be very small. The processes takes about 15 minutes at each stop to complete and they will provide drop clothes, as to not leave any kind of residue. The second part of their work will be done in the basements of the buildings and the outside of the buildings. They will be testing the structural soundness of the buildings by drilling holes in the walls and floors. This process could be slightly loud. This test has started in 407 and will work back toward the 419 building. If you have any questions or concerns please call or email Emily Gibbons in Operations at x3844 or Mary D at x3813. Thanks very much! |
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Student
Financial Services Updates The Office of Student Financial Services is open from 8:30am until 5:30pm Monday through Thursday, and from 8:30am until 4:30pm on Friday. Walk-in aid officers are available Monday through Thursday, scheduled appointments with your assigned officer are also available. Each
student is assigned a financial aid officer by the first letter of her
last name. As classes are getting underway for the term, students are encouraged to check on the status of their tuition bill with our Student Account Representatives. If you have not received a billing statement, or have questions about the statement that you did receive, please call one of our account representatives. Kevin
Wolf x2011 Stafford loan funds are expected to arrive on January 13th. If you are a January admit, you will need to complete Entrance Counseling and sign a promissory note. Both are completed online. More specific information can be found in the packet sent with your award letter. Failure to complete both the note and entrance counseling may result in the cancellation of aid. January admits will receive their loan funds in two equal disbursements, one on January 13th and a second on February 24th. If you have any questions about the status of your financial aid, please contact your assigned aid officer. |
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INTERNAL EVENTS: DAY
TRACK MEETING Class
Visit: Negotiations and Conflict Management Happy
2005 from the Executive Education team! As a woman in business, you need to negotiate each and everyday. Learn strategies for success with The Negotiation Edge. Join SOM Professor of Management and Negotiations Expert Dr. Deborah Kolb for this intensive and practical 2.5 day program where you will learn to: Improve the way you approach everyday negotiations; enhance your influence and bargaining power; reach creative agreements with reluctant people; make your value visible and achieve measurable results. April 11 – 13, 2005 Strategic
Leadership for Women in Human Resources Please contact Lisa Toby for more information: 617-521-3843 or lisa.toby@simmons.edu or http://www.simmons.edu/som/exec_ed/index.html MBA
Information Session Spread the word to prospective women MBA students about the upcoming SOM MBA Information Session. They'll be able to hear from Acting Dean Deborah Merrill-Sands, alumnae, students, and faculty as they talk about the Simmons MBA experience. They will learn what it takes to earn a Simmons MBA and how it will open up a world of possibilities and opportunities. Topics include the one-year accelerated program, part-time options, curriculum, career placement, financing the degree, and the application process. SAVE
THE DATE-MARCH 2 and MARCH 3 The
Career Services Office invites you to join us for a lively and interactive
exploration of the TJX Companies, Inc.
"Learning about TJX"- A Panel discussion Moderators:
TJX panelists:
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 16 Space is limited so please RSVP early to Diana Cook, Coordinator, CSO at diana.cook@simmons.edu Please include your class year and how you would like your nametag to read. Questions? Contact Wendy D'Ambrose, Director Career Services at dambrose@simmons.edu. EXTERNAL EVENTS: From
the Career Services Office: Where:
Who:
Meet
representatives from: This is not a job fair, but informational table discussions. Participants move to a different presenter every 20 minutes. Resumes are not necessary, but professional attire is required. Questions: Call 617-521-2488 From
the Career Services Office: The Forum lasts one week. In the course of Forum USA 2004, 1100 recent university graduates met with representatives from 40 French companies, associations and research institutes. Thanks to the Forum USA, recruiters issued more than 150 jobs and internship offers and selected more than 325 candidates for second-round interviews. Forum USA is originally focused on students specialized in engineering and hard sciences - cf. the statistics regarding the candidates who attended Forum USA 2004. As we did last year we have widened our focus to include candidates having an MBA to better respond to recruiters' needs. Similarly, newly arrived non-French candidates will likely comprise 25-35% of forum attendants. Forum USA 2005 will be held consecutively in Boston (April 2, 3 &4) and San Francisco (April 6 & 7). The Forum USA will make candidates' resumes available to the exhibitors and will schedule interviews for them. Candidates can register for the event through our website at www.forumusa.org until February 15th 2005. Note that Forum USA offers a free night in the hotel the night before the event for the first 100 registrants for Boston and the first 60 registrants for San Francisco (candidates must live at least 60 miles from the Forum to be eligible). |
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Student Clubs at the SOM are run by and organized by SOM students. The MBA Office Staff assists with the transition from one year to the next by gathering names of interested students and by setting up each club in WebCT. Consulting
Group Yoga
Club Is Official
Dates and Room Assignments Yoga
Style and Info *Please bring your own sticky mat as none will be provided. You can also bring props if you have them (blocks, straps, towel or pads) but they are not required to do the class. Wear comfortable, non-restrictive clothing that allows you to move freely, no socks or belts. Leggings or workout pants with a t-shirt work well. Please email sharon.dudelson@simmons.edu if you have any general questions, and email the instructor barbara_dummermuth@yahoo.com if you have any questions regarding the structure of the class. |
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Don't forget
to RSVP to our February 16th Event! Ace Behavioral
Interviews By Telling Powerful Stories New Opportunities:
Don't forget to check Career Connect on a regular basis! CSO Hours:
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Media
Services Class
Tapes Computer Lab LAB
HOURS SOM
Lab (staffed) Hours: If you need assistance and a lab staff is not available please call the Helpdesk at x2222 Reminder:
Food, drinks and cell phones are NOT allowed in the computer lab, sorry.
This rule will be enforced by lab staff. |
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Deborah M. Kolb, the Deloitte Ellen Gabriel Professor for Women and Leadership, published an article based on her latest book, Her Place at the Table: A Woman’s Guide to Negotiating the Five Key Challenges to Leadership Success, in the January issue of Harvard Business School’s Negotiation Newsletter. The article, written with Linda Putnam, discusses opportunities available to new leaders that aid in negotiating the conditions needed to perform well in a new role. Jill Kickul presented two papers at the annual United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) conference in Palm Springs in January. The two papers were titled “An immersion into the dynamic capabilities model of innovation: An empirical test involving e-entrepreneurs” ( presented with Jianwen Liao of Northeastern University) and “E2 opportunities and future strategies: Modeling student preferences using a discrete choice analysis approach” (presented with Rohit Verma of David Eccles Graduate Business School, University of Utah and Gerhard Plaschka of DePaul University). Bobbie Carrey SOM’84 will perform on Ron Della Chiesa’s Jazz Songbook radio show, to air Sunday, February 13 on WGBH 89.7 FM at 8:00 p.m. The Jazz Songbook features music from the great American songbook as interpreted by popular vocalists and jazz instrumentalists. In celebration of Valentine’s Day, the show will feature Bobbi Carrey & Will McMillan, with Doug Hammer on piano, performing songs from and talking about their new CD, If I Loved You. EVENTS MBA
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