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The
Copley Fairmont group discount rate for Simmons will expire on July
15. Attention
Class of 2005: You are invited the SOM Alumnae Association's Annual
New Alumnae Reception, on Monday, July 25 from 4:30 - 6:00 pm in the
green room. Look for the paper invitation in your student mail box. RSVP by Monday, July 18 to somaa@simmons.edu. We hope you will join us for this terrific and festive event. Class
of 2005 invited to join Simmons SOM eGroup Wish you could stay in touch with other alumnae from the convenience of your own desk? Then join the lively email discussion group of SOM alumnae. It's moderated, in a low-key minimal way, by Peg Kelley '88. The group now has more than 150 members, and all SOM alumnae are invited! Current students may subscribe in the June before graduation. Topics include job opportunities, events of interest to alumnae and working women, requests for information, news of business funding options...and more. How
to join? Go to http://www.yahoo.com
and click on Groups/Clubs in the "connect" area toward the top of the
home page. This will bring you to a page that says, "What is a Group?"
and "Join a Group." Under "Join a Group" enter simmonssom (all lowercase
and no spaces) and select search. Now you will be at our group page.
If you're already a member of Yahoo, then just click "sign in" on the
upper right. If you're not a member of Yahoo, click on "register" on
the upper right, and enter the requested information. It's FREE. You
will then be admitted to the list. Peg will send you a welcome note
to confirm your subscription. (It takes more words to describe the process
than time to do it!) If you have any questions or difficulty subscribing,
contact Peg at 617.926.4845 or via email at kelley@facplus.com.
"If you let fear of consequence prevent you from following your deepest instinct, then your life will be safe, expedient and thin." -- Katherine B. Hathaway REGISTRATION
UPDATES CONSTRUCTION
UPDATES The
419 LR is in the process of being moved, but the comfortable chairs
are now in the Oval Dining Room! Extra
Tickets to Dean's Reception A
Celebration of the Behind-The-Scenes Heros of the SOM
MBA When:
SATURDAY, JULY 30th (the weekend prior to graduation) We've got the entire Milky Way reserved just for us as a special party. That means 7 lanes of candlepin bowling, pool table, lounge, and a Milky Way Buffet featuring a variety of all-you-can-eat gourmet pizza, (for the true Simmons experience!), salad, drinks, and dessert. There will be a special program mid-way through the celebration to recognize each of our invited 'honorees'. More details, as well as directions to follow. AVAILABILITY IS LIMITED, so mark your calendars and purchase your tickets ASAP. Questions?
Contact Valerie Grabiel, Jessica Porter, or Nancy Chang. DEAN'S
RECEPTION RSVP CLASS
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We hope you had an enjoyable 4th of July! August is around the corner!!!!! TRENDS - Some of the latest Career-Related news! U.S.
Firms to Hire at Solid Pace through September Looking
for outside networking opportunities and job leads? Did
you know??? New
Opportunities: As a reminder, please keep your Career Connect profile up to date. If you forgot your username and password, please contact diana.cook@simmons.edu or (617) 521-3857 Please do not re-register yourself as past information about you will be lost. Any questions about Career Connect? Please do not hesitate to contact Diana. CSO
Hours: *We understand your busy schedules and offer evening appointment hours on request. If you need to schedule an evening appointment (for anytime after 6pm) please contact Wendy at (617) 521-3854 or dambrose@simmons.edu. Reminder: Please contact Diana at diana.cook@simmons.edu or Wendy at dambrose@simmons.edu if you have any questions. |
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Bloomberg
Training Session - Reminder to Sign Up Today! To sign up for this session, please either come into the SOM Library or call Kathy Berger, SOM Library Assistant, at 617-521-3847 by Wednesday, July 13th at 12:00pm. Registration for this session is on a first come first serve basis and will be limited to 25 students. You will receive a confirmation that you are registered for this session. Reference
Interviews The library is looking for Part-time Graduate Student Library Assistants. Day/Evening/Weekend hours are available. If interested, please contact Kathy Berger, SOM Library Assistant, at 617-521-3847 or e-mail kathleen.berger@simmons.edu for an application. Worth
a Read….. Catch up on news of the world by taking a look at The New York Times or Wall Street Journal or Financial Times, located just inside the library door. The July 2005 issue of HR Magazine has a new list of the Best Small and Medium Places to Work. Entrepreneur for July offers its 5th Annual list of the Top 100 Venture Capital Firms. |
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Computer Lab New Study Room Printer Staffed
Hours If you need assistance and a lab staff member 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 the lab staff. |
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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. Your
ticket entitles you to: Price: Only $35 for one ticket, $32.50 each for two or more tickets The cruise sails promptly from Northern Ave. (close to the World Trade Center) at 7:00pm and docks at 10:00pm. Public transportation (bus) is available, and parking is available for $8.00 all night. The cruise is 21+. Bring your friends, share the fun. We will be selling tickets before and after classes from July 7 until July 26. Contact Zuania if you have questions at pomales@simmons.edu or 617-953-6680, or Marcela at marcela.aldazosorio@simmons.edu or 617-571-7226. There is a limited availability of tickets, so sign up now! SIMMONS
CONSULTING GROUP DROP-IN
ON YOGA - 2 WEDNESDAYS REMAINING Pick the classes that work for your schedule, and join us. Drop-ins are $11/class and always welcome. Please bring your own mat or towel. Questions or to sign up, please contact valerie.grabiel@simmons.edu for more information. |
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SOM
in the News Art in the Park is sponsored by the Boston Afro-American Artists Association. http://www.cyb4ever.com/artpark.pdf HEAR
YOUR FELLOW STUDENT ON WBUR!! Simmons faculty and students were well represented with four presentations at the Babson-Kauffman Entrepreneurship Research Conference: Fiona Wilson, Jill Kickul, and Deborah Marlino presented their paper, "Is The Pipeline Of Future Entrepreneurs Strong Or Weak? - Using A Longitudinal Approach To Examine The Role Of Perceptions And Self-efficacy In Generating Entrepreneurial Intentions Among Young Women And Men." In addition, Jill and Fiona (in partnership with colleagues from the University of Bodo, Norway) presented their paper, "Across Cultural And Economic Boundaries: Modeling Cognitions, Norms, And Motivations Onto Entrepreneurial Self-efficacy And Intentionality." Lindsay Titus ('05), Jill Kickul, and Patrick Murphy (DePaul University), using some of the recent research from the Panel Survey of Entrepreneurial Dynamics (PSED) presented a paper on "Contextualizing Legitimacy, Risk Preference, and Social Capital For Women Entrepreneurs." Also, in partnership with Norris Krueger (Boise State University) and as a follow-up to the work by Laney Whitcanack ('05) and Jill on entrepreneurial cognition, a talk was given on "Choice Modeling Of Venture Preferences: The Impact Of Mental Prototyping." Finally, Laney Whitcanack and Jill Kickul are collaborating on an international study with Alain Fayolle, E.M. Lyon, France, Benoît Gailly, Université Catholique de Louvain, and Nargisse Lassas-Clerc, E.M. Lyon and will be presenting their work at the International Conference of Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ICSB Conference) on "Capturing Variations in Attitudes and Intentions: A Longitudinal Study to Assess the Pedagogical Effectiveness of Entrepreneurship Teaching Programs." This paper and line of research coincides nicely with our recent grant award under the Coleman Foundation's Entrepreneurship Excellence in Teaching Colleges program. Simmons SOM cited as a "model program" for working mothers! Read more-> EVENTS |
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