Move to Google+ in 3 Easy Steps and Simplify Your Social Network
You’ve heard about Google+ and you fall into two camps. 1) Yawn or 2) It’s about time. There is, of course, another camp. . . what’s Google+? What’s a netizen to do? With this post we will help you analyze whether you should shift\adopt Google+ and how to make the migration from Facebook. Let use … Continue reading
ASCE & ULI Panel –The Promise of P3 Project Delivery
P3s (private-public partnerships) have made news lately as a possible model for funding infrastructure improvements. The concept has piqued interest of politicians and investors alike as being a silver-bullet solution for one of our nation’s intractable woes. How do we provide the efficient energy and transport infrastructure that our economy requires and our citizenry demands … Continue reading
Baruch Gems — MGT9870
by Séverine PERRIN — MBA HR Management – Baruch College/IAE Lyon In a recent discussion, Sev said that her current class MGT9870 was one of her favorite courses here at Baruch. The content was useful and the professor impressed her. In a new effort to share what makes Baruch great, she has graciously offered to … Continue reading
The Busy Life: Finding Time to Do More at Grad School
Originally post on Oct 20, 2010 You’re busy, I get it. I think we can all agree that grad students are busy people. We’ve got jobs, families, friends, classes, and social lives. We play sports, watch movies, take trips, play music, cook, exercise, go on dates, get drunk, have fun, and work hard. There is … Continue reading
Conversation with an International Student #1: Mumbai, India
Investing in American Education So I had this conversation with a friend of mine, an international student from Mumbai. He wasn’t too keen on speaking for the vast majority of Indian students at Baruch, so I’ve changed his name here. IndianStudent01: Here’s the problem I see with the international students: they have no stake. Jeremy: … Continue reading
Graduate Insanity: Work/School/Life Balance
Graduate school is a very stressful experience. Be it going for your MD, JD, or MBA there is a fine line between sanity and insanity. The balance between work, school, and a social life is a hard one to find. The majority of us have sacrificed the latter in order to maintain grades, but how … Continue reading
RES9800 Guest Speaker: Bob Hedrick
Prof. Scribner’s Real Estate Valuation and Market Analysis class had the great pleasure of welcoming Bob Hedrick, MIA from Sovereign Bank to discuss his appraisal practices on Tuesday, February 9th. The backbone of any appraisal are the market prices on comparable properties (i.e. comps). You want to find as many of these that are as similar (and … Continue reading
Trade Like a Pro
by Helen Serebin As the inaugural post in a series for the Baruch Bucket list, we would like to draw your attention to one of the many jewels at Baruch — the Wasserman Trading Floor at the Subotnick Center. You can do more than admire. Get in to the action!!. The Wasserman trading floor is … Continue reading
After Hours at Zicklin — Session V
This lovely September evening was a great night to get out and enjoy discussing the issues of the day. Zicklineers et al gathered at Andreas Kitchen with wine and some snacks. Introductions started with a new angle: tell us who you are and describe a moment or event when you were at your best. Try … Continue reading
The Graduate Baruchian 