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Message from the Dean

keep Dr. William W. Keep was appointed Dean of the School of Business in June 2009. Dr. Keep comes to TCNJ from Quinnipiac University, where he served as Professor of Marketing.

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National Acclaim

The School of Business at TCNJ placed #72 out of the 96 business schools who qualified for inclusion in the 2008 Business Week Survey of Best Undergraduate Business Schools. TCNJ is the only school included that caters exclusively to undergraduate business education.

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Business Graduates at a Glance

80% participated in at least one internship
64% received at least one job offer before graduation
85% were employed within 6 months of graduation
8% are attending graduate school
The average starting salary was $52,000

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Degree Programs

Accounting (BS)
Business Administration (BS)
· Finance
· Interdisciplinary Business
· International Business
· Management
· Marketing
Economics (BA or BS)

eNewsletter

This Week's Business is a resource for business students and faculty, listing up-coming events both on-campus an in the business community. It is updated weekly during the Fall and Spring semesters.

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Alumni Recruiters

"The caliber of students at TCNJ was exceptional. ...I will always think of TCNJ when looking for top tier candidates." Alumni recruiters from companies such as Johnson & Johnson, Ernst & Young and PricewaterhouseCoopers praise TCNJ business students.

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Alumni Profile

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Guy Chiarello '81 is the Chief Information Officer for JPMorgan Chase with worldwide responsibility for the firm's information technology functions. He also received the Alumni Citation, the College’s highest honor, which recognizes individuals for outstanding community service and continued support to TCNJ.
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Student Profiles

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If college is a time for stamping out one’s identity, what does that mean for students who are always paired with someone else? Find out what these six identical twins have to say about it.
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Faculty Research Highlights

Enterprise Risk Management was published in the Blackwell Finance Series in December 2009, with a chapter by Susan Hume: “Financial Reporting and Disclosure Risk Management.” Hume is pictured here at the at the Financial Women’s Association Annual Fundraising Event at the NYSE Exchange.
Bill Keep’s recent publications include “Furthering Organizational Priorities with Less Than Truthful Behavior: A Call for Additional Tools,” in the April 2009 issue of Journal of Business Ethics (86), and “Deception and defection from ethical norms in market relationships: a general analytic framework,” co-authored in Business Ethics: A European Review in January 2010 (19, 1.)
In September 2009, “The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX): A redundant regulation for the banking industry,” by Accounting graduate Victoria Garneau ’08 and Abdus Shahid, was published in Vol. 10, Issue 4 of the Journal of Banking Regulation. Ms. Garneau recently acquired her CPA license and is employed by Ernst & Young LLP, in the Business Tax Services Group.
Donald Vandegrift’s article "Men, Women, and Competition: An Experimental Test of Behavior," appeared in the October 2009 issue of the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization.

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