Weissman Center for International Business

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Report
FY 2014 - FY 2015
Globalizing the Educational Experience for Students College-wide
Weissman Center for International Business,
Baruch College, The City University of New York
Terrence F. Martell, PhD, Director
Saxe Distinguished Professor of Finance
Copyright ©2015 by the Weissman Center for International Business,
Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, The City University of New York (CUNY)
Report
FY 2014 - FY 2015
Weissman Center
for International Business
Globalizing the Educational Experience for Students College-wide
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Weissman Center for International Business / Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College/CUNY
Letter from the Director
I am pleased to present the report of the
We helped prepare undergraduate students for the challenges and
opportunities of leadership in the 21st century through the Global
for fiscal years 2014 and 2015. We continue
Student Certificate (GSC) program. The GSC is a one-year
to leverage the unique assets of Baruch
co-curricular program where students learn about international
College and its graduate and PhD programs, which together
business, international relations, and intercultural communications.
constitute the premier public institution of business education in
Approximately 80 students participated in this unique next-
New York City, recognized both for its excellent student body and for
generation leadership program that uses New York City as its
its highly skilled faculty. In the following pages, you will see many
classroom.
examples of our accomplishments over the past two years,
the result of the dedication and professionalism of the Center’s
A major area of focus for the Center during this reporting period
management team.
has been our effort to broaden and deepen Baruch’s international
student exchanges with leading universities and institutions in China.
A major research project that we sponsored during this period was
In June 2015, President Mitchel Wallerstein and I traveled to
the CSR-Sustainability Monitor®. Under the leadership of CUNY
Southwestern University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE) in
Distinguished Professor Prakash Sethi, the Monitor analyzes the scope
Chengdu, China to sign an agreement expanding our joint program
and quality of corporate social responsibility reports issued by the
offerings with SWUFE. I also had the chance to visit the Zhengzhou
largest companies around the world. The Monitor applies content
Commodity Exchange (ZCE). Each year ZCE accepts two Baruch finance
analysis to the most common topics in corporate social responsibility
students who speak Mandarin as interns for what participants have
(CSR) reports. The Monitor also evaluates the level of reliability of
called a unique opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge of the
the information provided. During the reporting period, we released
evolving commodity markets in China.
the 2014 edition as well as two industry reports, the first covering
the mining and oil and gas sectors, and the second, the finance and
Other international student exchange programs stand out as well.
insurance industries. We are in the process of scoring 700 CSR reports
Two of these are the undergraduate international business
for a third edition to be released in Spring 2016. In addition, a project
curriculum integration initiative with the Berlin School of Economics
website has been launched that provides open access to the project’s
and Law in Germany and the collaboration with Jean Moulin
data and methodology. This spring, I am proud to say, the Monitor
University in France. The exchange program with Jean Moulin
was awarded an Honorable Mention by PR News Annual CSR Awards in
University offers Baruch MBA students a short-term study abroad
the category of Sustainability/CSR Reporting. Two academic papers
program that participants give very high marks for cultural and
have been accepted for publication by the Journal of Business Ethics,
international business learning.
the top academic journal focused on corporate social responsibility.
It is one of the 45 academic journals that the Financial Times includes
Under the leadership of Professor Lilach Nachum, our international
in its research rankings. Three more academic papers are in various
business faculty seminar series continued its remarkable run
degrees of review.
bringing leading scholars to Baruch to discuss their research on
multinational companies, trends in global trade and investment
Student programs continue to be at the heart of the Center’s
flows, and challenges related to measurement of international
mission. During the reporting period, we offered experiential
economic activity. We continued to provide faculty grants to
learning opportunities for Baruch students to study and intern
support travel and participation in academic conferences around
abroad. In FY 2014, 246 Baruch students studied abroad, followed by
the world. We offered international scholar services for academic
267 students in FY 2015. In FY 2014, a record number of 57 students
departments across the campus.
interned abroad and in FY 2015, 45 students took advantage of this
opportunity. In addition, we awarded 193 scholarships, grants, and
During the last two years, we have also continued to expand our
fellowships to undergraduate and graduate students across the
efforts to contribute to the economic life of New York City with
campus in FY 2014 and 190 in FY 2015.
programs like World Trade Week NYC and import-export training,
as well as information resources like NYCdata and our occasional paper
been instrumental in helping provide high-impact programs that
series. Our annual finance conference with CAPCO, a global business
have allowed Baruch to raise its international profile in recent years.
and technology consultancy dedicated to the financial services
We look forward to working with our donors to provide a growing
industry, creates an avenue for Baruch and other faculty and
number of quality international opportunities for Baruch students
industry leaders to discuss and share ideas about the state of
and faculty in the years ahead.
the financial industry.
Thank you for your interest in the Weissman Center. If you have
Lastly, I would like to recognize our donors. I would particularly like
any questions about this report, please contact me directly at
to highlight the late George Weissman, for whom the Center is
(646) 312-2075 or Terrence.Martell@baruch.cuny.edu.
named. George’s vision set the initial direction for the Center that
we continue to follow today. In addition, I would like to highlight
the support of Howard Smith, Chair of the Center’s Advisory Council,
Terrence F. Martell
and the Starr Foundation for the generous funding they have
provided to enable Baruch students to study and intern abroad.
University Faculty Senate Chair
The Mitsui USA Foundation and Santander Universities have also
Weissman Center Director
Support for WCIB programs provided by:
The Starr Foundation
The Victor Besso Endowment Fund
The Mitsui USA Foundation
Hugh and Betsey Lamle Foundation
The Weissman Fund
The Santander Universities Program
The International Advertising
Association, NY Chapter
The Falconwood Foundation
The Brennan Family Foundation
The Spielvogel Scholarship Fund
Anumpam Ghose and Viyjanta Ruparel
The Falk Fund
David Tendler
Concept Press, Inc.
John Kelly
The Fromme Scholarship Fund
The Morace Family Foundation
The Frank Lourenso Fund
Frederick Schoenhut
Financial Women’s Association
Martin Rapaport
Heller Family Foundation
Martin Mosbacher
Mission Statement
The mission of the Weissman Center is to provide meaningful international educational experiences
for Baruch undergraduate and graduate students, support scholarly research and teaching with an
international business perspective, and contribute to the economic life of New York City.
The composition of this photo of the Louvre in Paris shows off this student's talent at combining man-made
structures and natural phenomena in a single frame. The student who took this photo participated in the
New York-Paris Exchange during the spring semester and extended his stay through the following fall, giving
him a year to fully appreciate the richness that Paris offers. Photo was taken and submitted by Marlon Altoe.
TA B L E o f
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Weissman Center Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Weissman Center Advisory Council
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Financial Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Fellowships, Grants, and Scholarships
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International Experiential Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Study Abroad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
International Internships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Global Student Certificate Program
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Undergraduate International Business Major . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Mitsui USA Lunchtime Forum Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
International Business Faculty Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
CSR-Sustainability Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
WCIB Faculty Seminar Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Baruch-SWUFE Accounting and
Management Joint Research Consortium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
International Visiting Scholars Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Contributing to the Economic Life of New York City . . . . . 40
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Zicklin-Capco Institute in Applied Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Import-Export Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
World Trade Week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
NYCdata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
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We i s s m a n C e n t e r S t a f f
Terrence F. Martell
Center Director
Chair, CUNY Faculty Senate
Lene Skou
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Law
Deputy Director
Beth Miller
Assistant Director
Richard Mitten
Study Abroad Director
Christopher Tingue
Associate Director of Study Abroad
Sarah Demetz
Assistant Director of GSC/IB
and Work Abroad Coordinator
Ruthy Gascot
Administrative Coordinator
Vitaly Berdyakov
IT Coordinator
George Maris
Senior Accounting Coordinator
Mert Demir
CSR-Sustainability Monitor
Senior Research Associate
Alex Schwarz
Lead Analyst
Danhua Zhang
Analyst and Research Associate
Andrea Huda
International Trade Operations
and Supply Chain Management
Training Program Coordinator
Eugene Spruck
NYCdata Project Manager
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We i s s m a n C e n t e r A d v i s o r y C o u n c i l
Howard I. Smith
Chair of the Advisory Council
Vice Chairman, Finance
C.V. Starr and Co.
Allen G. Aaronson
CEO and President
AVRS, Inc.
John J. Kelly
President and CEO
Hanover Stone Partners, LLC
Martin Rapaport
Chairman and CEO
Rapaport Diamonds
Ismail Amal
CEO
Capco North America
David Krell
Chairman
International Securities Exchange
Carl Spielvogel
CEO
Spielvogel Associates, Inc.
Robert J. Aquilina
Executive Vice President
ESTEE LAUDER International, Inc.
Hugh R. Lamle
President
MD Sass
John Bernbach
President
Engine USA
Cleve Langton
Chief Partnership Officer
Brodeur Partners Worldwide
Leslie Stroh
Publisher
The Exporter
Chairman
Trade Finance Service Corporation
Joseph S. Bonocore
Managing Director
and Deputy Treasurer
Citi
Frank Lourenso
Chairman (Retired)
Commercial Banking/Middle Market
JP Morgan Chase
Donald P. Brennan
Chairman (Retired)
Morgan Stanley Capital Partners
William W. Martin
Chief Risk Officer
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA)
John G. Duffy
Vice Chairman
Keefe, Bruyette and Woods
Martin S. Mosbacher
Managing Partner and CEO
Intermarket Communications
Anupam Ghose
President and Chief Strategy Officer
Roc Capital
Thomas M.T. Niles
Vice Chairman
U.S. Council for International Business
Henry Jarecki, MD
Chairman
Falconwood Corporation
Sven Oehme
President and CEO
European-American Business
Organization, Inc.
Motomu Takahashi
President and CEO
Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc.
David Tendler
Partner
Tendler and Beretz LLC
Vincent Tese
Chairman
Premier American Bank
Diane Whitty
Executive Director
The Philanthropy Center,
JP Morgan Chase Private
Banking Group
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Financial Report
WCIB Non-Tax Levy Operating Expenditures
Programmatic Spending Categories
STUDENT SERVICES
FY14*
FY15**
Study Abroad
$81,585.70
$89,854.80
International Internships
$67,230.90
$65,782.10
Global Student Certificate
$81,884.77
$84,437.80
Student Scholarships, Fellowships, and Grants
$359,277.00
$343,469.39
IB Major / Student Advisement
$23,279.00
$23,525.83
Speaker Series
$13,607.20
$12,387.80
Subtotal Expenditures for Student Services
$626,864.57
$619,457.72
Faculty Development
$35,766.40
$34,385.04
SWUFE
$10,000.00
$10,000.00
CSR
$98,688.13
$102,822.00
Subtotal Expenditures for Academic Support Services
$144,454.53
$147,207.04
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
$50,164.41
$50,633.80
ADMINISTRATION AND FUNDRAISING
$58,690.79
$59,741.50
Total Expenditures
$880,174.30
$877,040.06
ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES
*FY14 Student
Student
**FY15 Student
Student
Services represented 71% of the Weissman Center’s Baruch College Fund (non-tax levy) expenditures
Scholarships represented 41% of BCF expenditures
Sevices represented 71% of the Weissman Center's Baruch College Fund expenditures
Scholarships represented 40% of BCF expenditures
Expenditures do not reflect the salary expenditures for the Deputy Director, the Assistant Director, the Administrative Coordinator, the Study Abroad Director, and
the Associate Director of Study Abroad. These positions are tax levy funded. This report includes WCIB operating expenditures allocated to the Baruch College
Fund. Some BCF student scholarships that are included as WCIB operating expenditures in this report are administered by the WCIB, but not designated as WCIB
accounts in the BCF. Certain study abroad expenditures and SWUFE-related expenditures are allocated to the Designated Funds Group (DFG).
Certain expenditures for office supplies were allocated to the DFG in 2015.
Number of Scholarships, Fellowships, and Grants for Students
Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange (ZCE) Internship Fellowship
Baruch Entrepreneurial Intern Fellowship Program
Grants in International Travel
C.V. Starr Study Abroad Fellowship
Mitsui USA MBA Scholarship
Carl Spielvogel ‘56 MBA Scholarship
Colin Powell Fellowship in International Diplomacy
Financial Women’s Association Study Abroad Scholarship
Charles H. Falk Memorial Scholarship
Irwin Fromme Scholarship
Harvey and Sheila Stone International Marketing Scholarship
Hugh Lamle Scholarship
Total
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FY 14
FY 15
2
20
57
70
7
3
2
5
15
5
5
2
2
20
45
75
10
3
1
5
16
5
5
3
193
190
International
Experiential Learning
Study Abroad
Study Abroad
Our goal is to provide Baruch students with costeffective means to study abroad with programs that
combine substantive learning in a student's major
and minor subjects with opportunities for students
to engage with local culture. In 2014, 246 students took advantage of the opportunity to
study abroad and that figure increased to 267 in 2015. In addition, we increased the number
as well as percentage of students taking advantage of longer-term study abroad
opportunities, especially exchange programs.
Baruch
Study Abroad
Showcased
Baruch Study Abroad Students
Undergraduates Graduates
Total
2014
231
15
246
2015
250
17
267
Baruch’s experience with curriculum integration internationally was presented by Baruch's Director of Study
Abroad, Dr. Richard Mitten, at two CUNY-wide conferences: the University Faculty Senate conference “Globalizing
Education,” held at John Jay College in April 2015, and the CUE Conference, held at City College in May 2015.
In addition, Baruch Study Abroad was represented on a panel on the administration of study abroad at the
CUNY-wide BARFITA conference on Enrollment Management held at John Jay College in June 2015.
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Study Abroad
Imagine a WORLD...
Study Abroad Country Destinations
Prepare for a WORLD...
Engage the WORLD!
Country
Argentina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Austria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Belgium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
China . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Costa Rica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Cuba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Czech Republic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Denmark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Dominican Republic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Ecuador . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Germany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Greece . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Ireland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Japan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Jordan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Mongolia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Morocco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Multiple Countries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Netherlands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Peru . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Poland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Puerto Rico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Slovenia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
South Korea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Sweden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Thailand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
United Kingdom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
TOTAL
Country
Close to one hundred Baruch students study abroad on short-term programs in
January. One example is the immersive January study abroad program for MBA
students run in association with Jean Moulin University in Lyon, France.
We also supported two short-term faculty-led programs: one, sponsored by the
Journalism Department, traveled to Cuba to study and report on the new
entrepreneurship, while a Jewish Studies Program-sponsored trip took students
to Poland as part of a course on historical memory and the Holocaust.
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Academic Year
2014-2015
267
Academic Year
2013-2014
Argentina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Austria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Bahamas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Belgium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
China . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Czech Republic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Denmark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Dominican Republic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Germany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Greece . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
India . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Israel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Japan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Netherlands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Poland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Puerto Rico . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
South Korea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Sweden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Switzerland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Thailand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Turkey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
United Arab Emirates . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
United Kingdom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
US (Hawaii) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
TOTAL
246
TOTAL SU 13-SP 15
513
Study Abroad
Spotlight
C.V. Starr Fellowships Support Study Abroad Programs for Graduate Students
C.V. Starr Fellowships are awarded to graduate students who
participate in Baruch short-term study abroad programs.
“International Business Practices and Policies: A European
Perspective” is the title of the short-term program organized
by the Weissman Center for MBA students at Baruch, which in
January 2014 celebrated its fifh anniversary. The WCIB has
been at the forefront of trying to provide more study abroad
opportunities to Baruch graduate students, who are often
unable to consider semester-long study at an exchange
partner university. Distinctive among short-term programs
anywhere, the Zicklin program at Jean Moulin University
enables Baruch students to participate in International
Seminars alongside their counterparts because these seminars
are a required part of Lyon’s graduate curriculum.
The program also includes pre-departure lectures, special
preparatory seminars once the students arrive,
company visits, and cultural excursions. In January 2014,
13 students participated.
“We took classes with French students. I also really enjoyed the
professors. That really caused me to change my view of the world and
appreciate the importance of learning and experiencing different
cultures. It made me want to travel even more. The C.V. Starr Study
Abroad Fellowship funds helped me cover the high costs of going
abroad for a full two weeks. I was so thankful to have received this
scholarship. I am working full time and paying for my MBA out of
pocket, so the Fellowship was greatly appreciated.”
Jennifer Coulombe, (MBA '14)
2014 Thanksgiving Dinner event for incoming exchange students
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Study Abroad
Study Abroad Fair for Students Each Semester
Each semester the Study Abroad Office hosts a Study Abroad Fair where students from
across campus can learn about study abroad programs and find the programs that fit
their needs. Each semester the fair is packed with students and vendors.
Approximately 400 students attend this very dynamic event. It is the largest study
abroad fair within CUNY and vendors and students alike give it high marks for the
great energy and opportunities it provides students to learn more about the world.
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Study Abroad
Baruch/Berlin School of Economics and Law Curriculum Integration Initiative
A Model for International Collaboration
In Focus
The Berlin School of Economics and Law (BSEL) has been an exchange partner of Baruch College since 2005. With
approximately 10,000 students, BSEL is one of the largest institutions of higher education in Germany’s capital city.
BSEL is distinguished by a clear focus on providing academic education strongly linked to real-world skills, an
intensive and diverse program of research, high quality standards, and a strong international approach. BSEL's portfolio
of programs cover private and public sector business and economics, administration, law, security management, and
engineering. The Berlin School of Economics and Law encourages the internationalization of its students and faculty
through more than 130 partnerships with universities throughout the world. The partnership has been at the
forefront of initiatives to integrate study abroad into the Baruch curriculum. The International Business major
was the first programmatic effort in this regard.
The Berlin School of Economics and Law is a University of Applied Sciences. The German Universities of Applied Sciences were
established in the early 1970s to provide the practice-oriented approach to higher education valued by German industries in
international markets. Since then they have established themselves as a major pillar in the German higher education system.
The major strengths of the German Universities of Applied Sciences are:
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Academic learning linked to real-life practice
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Small class size with continual assessment and subjects relating to professional needs
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Internships and supervised work experience
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Applied research in cooperation with companies and application-oriented institutes
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Strong international outlook and program structure
Second Annual Baruch College and Berlin School of Economics and Law Research and Teaching Conference
When Baruch faculty get involved and work with our exchange partners, the focus is on teaching and curriculum. That means
improving the quality of study abroad for Baruch students. The two-day workshop was designed to give the delegation from
Berlin an opportunity to learn more about what Baruch has to offer and to explore possible areas of collaboration between the
two business schools. BSEL and Baruch faculty had the opportunity to meet and discuss curriculum as well as research
interests. This is the second joint workshop. The first was held in Berlin.
Professor Andrea Zaby, First Vice President of BSEL, and Dr. Richard Mitten, Director
of Study Abroad at Baruch, organized the joint workshop. Here they are on the last
day of the workshop at the wrap-up meeting. “We had some really lively and quite
enlightening discussions of similarities and differences between the two schools and
the German and U.S. educational systems, which provided an agenda for practical
steps to improve student exchange. And it was great to be able to have individual
faculty meet and get to know each other," Richard Mitten said.
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Study Abroad
Our Exchange Partners
Austria:
Technical University of Vienna
(Graduates only, English or German)
England:
Middlesex University, London
(Full year)
Vienna University of Economics and
Business Administration
(Graduates or Undergraduates,
English or German)
France:
Jean Moulin University
(Graduates or Undergraduates, English
or French; Short-term study abroad
program for graduate students, English)
Belgium:
Ghent University
English or Dutch/Flemish)
China:
Southwestern University of Economics
and Finance (SWUFE), Chengdu
(English or Mandarin)
University of International Business
and Economics, Beijing
(English or Mandarin)
City University of Hong Kong
(English or Cantonese)
Denmark:
Copenhagen Business School
English or Danish)
Dominican Republic:
Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE)
(English or Spanish)
University of Paris-Dauphine
English or French)
CUNY New York—Paris Exchange
(English or French)
Germany:
Berlin School of Economics
(English or German)
Leipzig Graduate School of
Management
(Graduates only, English or German)
The Netherlands:
University of Applied Sciences,
Amsterdam
(English or Dutch)
The University of Amsterdam
English or Dutch)
South Korea:
Yonsei University
(English or Korean)
Spain:
Charles III University Madrid
English or Spanish)
Sweden:
Stockholm Business School
(English or Swedish)
Switzerland:
Zurich University of Applied Science
(English or German)
India:
Indian Institute of Management,
Calcutta
(Graduates only, English)
Thailand:
Chulalongkorn School of Business,
Bangkok
(English or Thai)
Indian Institute of Management, Indore
(Graduates only)
Turkey:
Bilkent University
(English or Turkish)
Italy:
CUNY-Italy Exchange
(Italian)
Koç University
(English or Turkish)
Highlights
• Twenty-five exchange partners in 2015.
• New exchanges in 8 different cities added since 2010: Ankara, Bangkok, Beijing, Ghent, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Madrid, and Zurich.
• The new exchange with the City University of Hong Kong has attracted record numbers of applicants.
• In only its second semester, we will be sending 16 students to the Charles III University Madrid. This is a record number of Baruch
students attending any single institution for a semester.
• Baruch College continues to be the only institution from abroad that is permitted to send a group of graduate students to
participate in the International Seminars offered by the Jean Moulin University in Lyon, France in January each year. Baruch faculty
members have been invited to submit proposals to teach in the International Seminars program to be held in January 2016.
At least two Baruch faculty have indicated an interest in doing so.
• The Berlin School of Economics and Law has launched a "study plus" program where Baruch students have the opportunity to do
an internship in Berlin in connection with their studies at BSEL. This high-impact program offers academic learning as well as
career-focused practical training in an international setting.
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Study Abroad
Top Exchanges by Number of Participating Students
Incoming Exchange Students Fall 2013
Rank Country
Exchange University/Partner
1
1
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Southwest University of Finance and Economics
Dauphine University
Zurich School of Applied Sciences
University of International Business and Eco.
CUNY Paris Exchange
Stockholm University
University of Ghent
ZCE
CUNY Italy Exchange
ESTEMA Escuela de Negocios
Hogeschool van Amsterdam
Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta
Leipzig Graduate School of Management
North American Mobility Program
University College Ghent
University of Amsterdam
Vienna University of Eco. and Bus. Admin.
Yonsei University
Germany
China
Denmark
France
Switzerland
China
China
France
France
Sweden
Belgium
China
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
India
Germany
NAMP
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
South Korea
TOTAL
Outgoing Exchange Students Fall 2013
Total
7
7
6
5
5
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
56
Rank Exchange University/Partner
Country
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
Denmark
France
NAMP
China
Germany
France
Austria
South Korea
Thailand
India
Sweden
Netherlands
Incoming Exchange Students Spring 2014
Rank
1
2
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
Country
China
NAMP
Netherlands
Switzerland
Thailand
China
Italy
France
Netherlands
France
Spain
Dom. Republic
China
Austria
South Korea
China
Turkey
Sweden
Belgium
TOTAL
Total
8
5
3
3
Chulalongkorn University
2
2
CUNY Italy Exchange
2
CUNY Paris Exchange
2
2
2
Universidad Europea de Valencia
2
Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE)
2
University of International Business and Economics
2
2
Yonsei University
2
ZCE
2
Bilkent University
1
1
University of Ghent
1
46
Dauphine University
Yonsei University
TOTAL
Total
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
25
Outgoing Exchange Students Spring 2014
Rank
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Yonsei University
Dauphine University
Southwest University of Finance and Eco.
University of Ghent
Zurich University of Applied Sciences
TOTAL
Country
South Korea
Germany
France
Austria
China
Netherlands
France
China
Belgium
China
Switzerland
Total
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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Understanding the Terminology of Study Abroad
Study abroad programs can be divided into three basic types:
• Exchange Programs
• Sponsored Study Abroad Programs
• Direct Enrollment in a Foreign University or Other Institution of Higher Education
How a program is classified depends on its administrative structure, what tuition is charged to participants and to which
institution it is paid, and the level of student support services the program offers. The total number of Baruch students
on these programs in a given year equals the number of students studying abroad.
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Study Abroad
Top Exchanges by Number of Participating Students
Incoming Exchange Students Fall 2014
Rank Country
1
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
Yonsei University
Dauphine University
CUNY Paris Exchange
University of Ghent
ZCE
Bilkent University
CUNY Italy Exchange
Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta
Germany
Denmark
China
South Korea
China
France
Netherlands
France
Austria
Thailand
France
India
Austria
Netherlands
Belgium
China
China
Turkey
Italy
India
Germany
TOTAL
Outgoing Exchange Students Fall 2014
Total
9
7
5
5
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
63
Rank Exchange University/Partner
Country
1
2
3
3
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
France
France
Germany
South Korea
China
Spain
Denmark
Netherlands
China
Netherlands
China
Thailand
Italy
Dauphine University
Yonsei University
Carlos III Madrid
Southwest University of Finance and Eco.
CUNY Italy Exchange
TOTAL
Incoming Exchange Students Spring 2015
Rank Country
1
2
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Xiamen University
Yonsei University
CUNY Paris Exchange
Dauphine University
Bilkent University
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
ZCE
University of Ghent
China
South Korea
France
France
France
China
Turkey
China
Spain
China
China
Denmark
Netherlands
Germany
Sweden
Belgium
Austria
Switzerland
TOTAL
Total
Outgoing Exchange Students Spring 2015
Total
5
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
38
Rank
1
2
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
Yonsei University
Dauphine University
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
TOTAL
Country
Denmark
South Korea
Germany
France
France
Netherlands
China
Spain
Austria
Total
4
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
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Exchange Balances by Semester (Incoming and Outgoing Students)
Semester
Incoming Students
Outgoing Students
Fall 2013
56
25
Spring 2014
46
16
Fall 2014
63
41
Spring 2015
38
18
Total
203
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Taking a Measure of the Big Picture
The total number of Baruch students studying abroad (including students on exchange programs)
exceeded the number of incoming exchange students in both 2014 and 2015.
Total Baruch Students Studying Abroad and Total Incoming Student Exchange Balance by Year
Outgoing Study Abroad*
Academic Year 2014
246
Academic Year 2015
267
Total
513
* Includes students on exchange programs and other programs as well.
8
6
5
5
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
41
Incoming Exchange Students
102
101
203
Balance
144
166
310
Baruch students going abroad through an exchange program as a percentage of total students
studying abroad increased from 17% in the academic year 2014 to 26% in 2015.
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Study Abroad
C.V. Starr Study Abroad Fellowships
Summer 2013
First Name
Last Name
Program
Country
Jessica
Dariya
Samyuktha
Dmitry
Chu-A-Kong
Makhova
Shivraj
Yakovlev
London Calling: A Creative Writing Seminar
London Calling: A Creative Writing Seminar
Berlin International Summer School
Berlin International Summer School
First Name
Last Name
Program
Stephenie
Maneesha
Wei
Xing Yan
Dawn
Rahua
Sangwoo
Amber
Aygul
Cassandra
Yang
Vienna (Jing Hao)
Minglu
Youssef
Jonathan
Sung
Elsie
Vanessa
Jessy
Tatyana
Stephanie
Ceren
Mayank
Lana
Aleksey
Lauren
Liang
Joanna
Sungjoon
Junyu
Ying
Sheimay
Akanjo
Bhugwansing
Chen
Chen
Figman
Hagos Melles
Han
Johnson
Kramer
Laurent
Lin
Liu
Liu
Mamdouh
Nazarian
Park
Paulino
Pereira
Shajan
Shtrauh
Sica
Soyugurlu
Suneja
Tanich
Trofimov
Woo
Wu
Yang
Yoon
Zhang
Zhang
Zheng
Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona
University of Paris through MICEFA
Dauphine University
Oxford University
Dauphine University
American University in Dubai
Yonsei University
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration
Dauphine University
Queen Mary College, University of London
Carlos III University
Lorenzo de’ Medici Florence
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration
Berlin School of Economics and Law
Dauphine University
Queen Mary College, University of London
Peking University
Southwestern University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE)
Zurich University of Applied Sciences
Yonsei University
First Name
Last Name
Program
Helen
Elise
Jeffrey
Jerry
Lai Lee
Jennifer
Nathan
Erez
Yuling
Paulina
Rochelle
Andrew
Olesya
Angela
Gregory
Cynthia
April
William
Linda
Brewer
Campagna
Campanelli
Chan
Chui
Coulombe
Cowall
Hillel
Hu
Jankovic
Kleter
Miller
Moosman
Morris
Olmstead
Roldan
Scoville
Witter
Wu
Queens College Australia Program
Queens College Australia Program
Brooklyn College China Program
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Germany
Germany
Fall 2013
Country
France
Spain
China
Denmark
France
France
United Kingdom
France
China
France
Denmark
Austria
France
United Arab Emirates
Denmark
South Korea
Austria
France
United Kingdom
Spain
Italy
Austria
Germany
France
The Netherlands
United Kingdom
China
China
Switzerland
China
Denmark
South Korea
Winter 2014
Country
France
France
France
Australia
Australia
France
France
France
China
Italy
France
France
France
France
France
China
France
France
Italy
13
Study Abroad
Spring 2014
First Name
Last Name
Program
Country
JiaKai
Peace
Wendy
Eddie
Lucia
Gloria
Viktoriya
Pawel
Judy
Julieth
Victoria
Sebastian
Tanima
Alina
Sungjoon
Chen
Chung
Deng
Esses
Gioiello
Gonzales
Konstantinova
Krasowski
Ling
Ortiz
Polobny
Restrepo
Sen
Wang
Yoon
Yonsei University
Yonsei University
Dauphine University
University of Economics
Ghent University
Mahidol University
Amsterdam U. of Applied Sciences
Zurich U. of Applied Sciences
First Name
Last Name
Program
Johanna
Mandy
Anastasiya
Alex
Martinique
Katerina
Alisa
Jessica
Yustyna
Go
Huang
Kachur
Kagan
Morakinyo
Nicolaou
Rudy
Toib
Yaremchuk
Japanese Language in Kyoto
Yonsei University
Sophia University
Brooklyn College China Program
Colegio de España, Salamanca
First Name
Last Name
Program
Osa
Emi
Hoi Kei
Shaniece
Ingrid
Erika
Ezekiel
Jacob
Nichole
Veriko
Gautier
Gabriela
Xiaochun
Chuimbou
Amandine
Dennis
Joo Hyun
Manuel
Michael
Ana
Jasmine
Mustafa
Jane
Mahatma
Kevin
Juan
Otmane
Karina
Angelique
Agbonlahor
Araki
Chan
Cole
Diaz
Diez
Dwek
Dwek
Foster
Gagnashvili
Godard
Guaita Saba
Huang
Kamara
Le Goupil-Maier
Lee
Lee
Mercedes
Merk
Meza
Mingo
Moiz
Oh
Paul
Schlanger
Suarez
Tahiri
Williams
Wynants
Charles University Prague
Charles University Prague
Dauphine University
Dauphine University
Dauphine University
Link Campus in Rome
Yonsei University
University of Nagasaki
Dauphine University
Yonsei University
Dauphine University
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro - PUC-Rio
American College of Thessaloniki
London School of Economics
South Korea
Italy
South Korea
Italy
France
Germany
Italy
Poland
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Thailand
The Netherlands
Italy
Switzerland
Summer 2014
Country
Japan
South Korea
Japan
Italy
China
Italy
Italy
Spain
Germany
Fall 2014
14
Country
Netherlands
France
China
Netherlands
France
France
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
France
France
Austria
Germany
China
France
Italy
South Korea
Germany
Japan
China
France
France
Denmark
South Korea
France
Denmark
Brazil
Germany
Greece
United Kingdom
Study Abroad
Winter 2015
First Name
Last Name
Program
Country
Rose
Yevgeniy
Derek
Sharlene
Danielle
Rose
Rachel
Eydelnant
Anastasia
Metjahic
Brian
Cheung
Joseph
Masiel
Charlee
Kubiak
Sweta
Shannese
Sharon
Liao
Bayeff (nee Fuller)
Bekkerman
Berezdivin
Bisram
Caby
Crichton
Frossard
Gidon
Korolkova
Laila
Luley
Man Na
Masella
Mejia
Newman
Philip
Sharma
Sutton
Williams
Yinyi
International Business Policies and Perspectives-Lyon 3
French and Francophone Culture through Medgar Evers
Lorenzo de’ Medici through CSI
Cross-Cultural Management in Sydney through Queens College
Yonsei University
Cross-Cultural Management in Sydney through Queens College
First Name
Last Name
Program
Tina
Grzegorz
MingYang
Jessica
Mun
Phoebe
Amanda
Ji Hae
Lorenz
Emily
Elvira
Ben
Fionnuala
Rishika
Shwe
Angelique
Bhatia
Brzozka
Chen
Huang
Ko
Lau
Lederman
Lee
Lina
Macchia
Muratalieva
Nahami
O’Donnell
Singh
Tin
Wynants
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Dauphine University
Temple University Japan
The University of Amsterdam
Yonsei University
London School of Economics
France
France
France
France
France
France
France
France
France
Italy
France
Australia
France
France
France
South Korea
France
France
France
Australia
Spring 2015
Associate Director
of Study Abroad,
Christopher Tingue,
with the Baruch
mascot, the
Bearcat, who
happens to be a
Baruch student
studying abroad in
Sydney, Australia in
Spring 2016.
Country
Germany
Denmark
China
South Korea
Denmark
Denmark
Italy
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Japan
Italy
Netherlands
South Korea
United Kingdom
Students participate in
International Education
Week sponsored by
Santander Universities
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Study Abroad
What students are saying about Study Abroad
Amandine Le Goupil-Maier
Ms. Le Goupil-Maier speaks
four languages fluently.
An international business major,
she was approved to study on
the CUNY-wide Italian Exchange
Program, which requires
students to be able to study
in Italian. She was a recipient
of a C.V. Starr Study Abroad
Fellowship for this semesterlong program, and will also
be studying (in Spanish) at
in Fall 2015.
Why did you initially choose this specific study abroad destination and program?
I initially chose this program because I wanted to enhance my Italian language skills. I
had studied Italian in high school but I had only learned the basics. In addition, my
major at Baruch is international business and I wanted to finish college and enter the
work world being fluent in four languages. I was interested in attending a traditional
Italian school so that I could become familiar with business terms in that language. I
also really enjoy art history and that was part of the reason why I chose to study abroad
in Rome.
What did you enjoy the most about your study abroad experience? Why?
This semester I was able to visit various museums and churches in Rome. After school, I
would head to the center of Rome and just walk around town. I would go into churches
that looked ordinary from the outside and walk out speechless. The basilicas were
magnificent. The ceilings were covered in frescoes with bright colors. The history in
Rome is incredible. Many museums have some of the greatest sculptures and artwork
from Italian Renaissance artists such as Michaelangelo, Bernini, Tiepolo, Raphael, and
many more. Having the opportunity to live in a city that offers so much culture is
exactly what I was hoping for when I chose to study abroad in Rome.
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Study Abroad
Gabriela Guaita Saba
Ms. Guaita Saba is from
Venezuela and an international
business major. She was
selected to attend the exchange
at the Berlin School of
Economics and Law, and
opted for the Berlin Study
Plus program, which combines
course work with the
opportunity to do an internship
with a company based in Berlin.
When planning my study abroad semester I had in mind three destinations: Hong Kong,
Japan, or Germany. I had problems with my passport, which was going to expire in
December 2014, and due to Venezuelan regulations I could not renew it before it was
within 6 months of expiring. The program in Berlin gave me the greater flexibility when it
came to applying for my visa and starting the semester. Moreover, I found Germany very
appealing because it is a European country and because it is a major player in the
European Union, and therefore an important country when looking into foreign markets.
In addition, I wanted to start learning German and what better way to do it than by
immersion.
What I enjoyed the most about this experience was the opportunity to explore Europe,
since it was my first time there. I had the opportunity to travel and interact with people
in their own country. Traveling within Europe is simple and achievable with affordable
prices with some planning. By the end of my stay abroad I visited 11 countries and
several cities within Germany. Being able to taste the food from where it comes from
and visiting the places I have heard about or seen on TV many different times is a
feeling I will always carry with me. I realized that I like architecture more than I ever
imagined by seeing the different styles.
Chuimbou Kamara
Mr. Kamara, originally from the
Cote d'Ivoire, who is also an
international business major,
applied to study at Dauphine
in Paris. He was one of the
strongest candidates for the
exchange and had a great
personal and academic learning
experience.
Actually, at first I did try to find a way around the study abroad requirement by applying
to the Global Student Certificate program for diverse reasons but mainly financial ones.
Then I started to research about study abroad and realized I might miss out in life
experience if I do not go for study abroad. By that time, the deadlines for study abroad
applications were closing so I had to lean on the advice of the study abroad office to
choose destinations. I had the advantage of speaking French pretty well, so this specific
destination was a perfect fit.
I enjoyed many things. The management of the University dormitory where I lived,
had stand-up comedians and musicians play live once a month to entertain us. It was
great to meet up with other students from different horizons, laugh about French jokes.
I enjoyed my "cross-cultural barriers" class. In fact, the professor had everyone present
about his/her home country and contrast with one country of a classmate.
This simple exercise makes you realize differences and similarities in cultures. Moreover,
some students had to learn about their own country from other students. For instance,
students from China did not know anything about Tibet and the Dalai Lama, because
Chinese government keeps that secret from the public.
The school has a restaurant where any dish costs about 3 euros, which is very much
affordable for students. I enjoyed the "spaghetti bolognaise" every day of class.
I would not miss my study abroad experience for anything.
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A Wide Range of Internship Opportunities in New York City and Abroad
Provide Students Hands-On Experience of Global Business Issues and Practices
The Internship Placement Program continued to develop internship opportunities that
expose Baruch undergraduate and graduate students of all majors to international business
issues and practices. In academic year 2014 we placed 230 students in internships, of which
57 were abroad. In academic year 2015 we placed 193 students, of which 45 were abroad.
During the reporting period we increased our outreach to students via social media. As a
result, we have added 1,108 new students to our internship program over the last two fiscal
years. Through the expanded use of social media, the program has been able to reach
students from different concentrations (e.g., Psychology, Digital Marketing, and Statistics),
which has allowed the program to have a more diverse candidate pool for companies.
Internships
Domestic
Abroad
Total
2014
173
57
230
2015
148
45
193
Here are some examples of the types of internship experiences in the NYC metropolitan area that students pursued during academic year 2014.
These are resume builders for students since employers look for real-world experience when they hire.
Company:
Position:
Semester:
Student:
Major/Grad:
Alba Wheels Up International
Freight Forwarding
and Brokerage Intern
Fall 13
Joseph Perez
BBA-IB, 6/14
Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital
and Nursing Facility and
Gouverneur Healthcare Service
Human Resources Intern
Summer 13, Fall 13,
and Spring 14
Tina Bhatia
Jenny Wang
BBA-HR, 6/16
BBA-HR, 6/16
International Bond
and Brokerage, Ltd.
Marine Department Intern
Summer 13 and Fall 13
Marco Castillo
Standard and Poor’s
SAS Model Validation
Intern/Consultant
Fall 13 and Spring 14
Katie Hwang
BBA-MarketingMarine
Management, 6/14
MS-Statistics, 6/14
A few more examples from 2015 give a sense of how internship experiences are helping students apply the lessons they learned
in the classroom and prepare for a career in their chosen field.
Company:
Position:
Semester:
Student:
International Advertising Association
– New York Chapter
IAA Intern (Marketing)
Fall 14
Molayo
Martinique
Morakinyo
BBA-Marketing
Management, 6/15
Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
Office Assistant
Spring 15
Syed Mahmud
BBA-Finance, 1/16
Morgan Stanley
Wealth Management Intern
Fall 14
Qian Qian
(Joanna) Yang
BBA-Finance, 6/15
Standard and Poor’s
Credit Solutions Intern
Spring 15
Michael Sung
BBA-Statistics
and Quantitative
Modeling, 6/15
UBS
Computer Operator/Finance
Spring 14, Summer 14,
and Fall 14
Phylicia Forde
Allan Ruan
BBA-Operations
Management, 6/15
BBA-Statistics
and Quantitative
Modeling, 6/16
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Major/Grad:
Work Abroad
The goal of the internship program is to enable students to gain practical work experience in the rapidly evolving global
marketplace. An internship abroad adds an element of adventure and fosters self-sufficiency, independence, and intercultural skills,
as well as helps students gain exposure to their intended area of business as it is practiced in foreign countries.
Destinations included countries in Central and South America; Western, Southern, and Central Europe; the Middle East;
Southern Africa; Eastern and Southern Asia; and the Asian Pacific. The variety of destinations and industries that students
chose to participate in demonstrates Baruch students' desire for adventure, challenge, and change.
Sharing Expertise with the International Education Community
Beth Miller, the Weissman Center’s assistant director, shared her experience with the work abroad program
at Baruch College with the international education community in the NAFSA webinar “Developing an
International Internship Program.” Her co-presenters included Maj Fischer, University of Wisconsin-Madison
and Cheryl Matherly, University of Tulsa. The webinar is one of the most viewed in the NAFSA series and is
available at NAFSA.org
NAFSA is an association that promotes the professional development of U.S. college and university officials
responsible for assisting and advising students who seek to take advantage of international educational
opportunities.
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The Weissman Center Partners with the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange
in China to Share Knowledge about Commodity Markets
“The goal of the Weissman Center’s program with
Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange is to increase mutual
understanding of how commodity markets work in the
U.S. and in China. The program offers finance students
with skills in Mandarin the opportunity to experience
first hand how futures exchanges work in China. In
return, Baruch hosts two ZCE employees every
semester. They take finance-related courses and get
exposure to the U.S. I believe this is a truly unique
opportunity that combines academic, practitioner, and
experiential learning and enables participants to build
strong professional relationships for the future."
-Dr. Martell, WCIB Director
In Focus
Zhengzhou Commodity
Exchange (ZCE) is the
first pilot futures
market approved by the Chinese State Council. Being one of
the four futures exchanges in China, ZCE is under the vertical
management of China Securities Regulatory Commission.
Visit to the United Nations
As part of the exchange agreement, Baruch hosts two ZCE
employees who take classes in the business school. One of the
classes they take is Dr. Martell's seminar on futures and forward
markets. The photo above shows Dr. Martell meeting with ZCE
employees who are alumni of the exchange program.
ZCE performs its functions according to the Futures Trading
Management Ordinance, Futures Exchanges Regulation and
implements self-regulation in accordance with the Zhengzhou
Commodity Exchange Constitution, Zhengzhou Commodity
Trading Rules. ZCE abides by the principles of openness,
fairness, justness and good faith, provides a marketplace
with associated facilities and services for futures trading,
and regulates futures trading.
ZCE has adopted a membership system.
At the end of 2013, 203 members,
from 27 provinces, municipalities and
autonomous regions in China, had
been registered. Among the total,
futures company membership (162) accounts for 80%,
non-futures company (41) accounts for 20%.
At present, the listed products on ZCE include wheat
(Strong Gluten Wheat and Common Wheat), Early Long Grain
Non-glutinous Rice, Japonica Rice, Cotton, Rapeseed, Rapeseed
Oil, Rapeseed Meal, White Sugar, Steam Coal, Methanol, Pure
Terephthalic Acid (PTA) and Flat Glass, forming a
comprehensive range of products covering several crucial areas
of the Chinese economy including agriculture, energy, chemical
industry and construction materials. (Description adapted from
the ZCE website: english.czce.com.cn)
Summer 2014 on the ZCE trading floor. Zhi Chen (left, BBA
Finance 2015) and Shan Lin (right, BBA Finance expected 2016).
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The Starr Foundation Helps Students with Travel Grants for Internships Abroad
International Travel Grant Recipients Summer 2013-Spring 2014
First Name
Last Name
Major
Grad Date
Country
Semester
Jonathan
Joel
David
Ihor
Jessica
Lydia
Jonathan
Rachel
Christine
Yasmin
Aleksandra
Jonathan
Wendpayimdi
Fionnuala
Ana
Victoria
Bianca
Vishal
Tzuhao (Howard)
Peng
Jason
Jacky
Dinorahon
Erum
Alyssa
Albujar
Cabrera
Chen
Dnistrian
Feng
Fisher
Haviv
Hutchings
Kien Dao
Majeed
Mikaylova
Moro
Nikiema
O’Donnell
Recio
Ren
Rosario
Thapa
Tseng
Wang
Wu
Yu
Yusupova
Zubar
Alcino
Political Science
Economics
International Business
Undecided
Mathematics
Corporate Communications
English
Statistics
Marketing
Statistics -MS
Human Resource Management
Marketing
Accounting
Undecided
Human Resource Management
Marketing
Finance
Public Affairs
Dec-15
Jun-15
Jun-15
Jun-15
Jun-14
Jun-13
Jun-16
Jun-14
Jun-15
Jun-16
Jun-16
Dec-14
Jun-14
Jun-16
Jun-15
Jun-14
Jan-15
Jun-14
Jun-16
Dec-13
Jun-16
Jun-15
Jun-14
Jun-15
Jun-14
Brazil
Brazil
Barbados
Ukraine
Taiwan
Portugal
Brazil
Brazil
Bahrain
Bahrain
Israel
China
Burkina Faso
Italy
Brazil
China
Italy
Barbados
Switzerland
Barbados
Russia
Ukraine
Barbados
Turkey
Argentina
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Kateryna
Viktor
Jina
Alexander
Joanna
Moustafa
Ilena
Singting Larissa
Jady
Nora
Ellora
Toma
Syed
Ajna
Ayleen
Jeannette
Jeremy
Francesca
Maria
Selina
Anna
Issac
Aaron
Carolina
Winnie
Santiago
Ana Belen
Xhina
Linda
Lorenz
James
Mengya
Bakhnak
Bunin
Cha
Chan
Dobrowolski
Elkholy
Gelb
Ho
Hom
Hristova
Islam
Karamanolev
Mahmud
Mendes Leite
Nazario
Neto
Sze
Tiliakos
Villa Solis
Yasin
Zhong
Andon
Barnes
Cabrera
Cheng
Gomez Flor
Gomez Flor
Goxheri
Li
Lina
Wong
Xu
Political Science
Economics
Marketing
Business and Finance
Music Management
Accounting
Sustainable Development
Public Affairs
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Accounting
Finance
Anthropology
Journalism
Marketing
Accounting
Finance
Accounting
Jun-15
Jun-14
Jun-14
Jun-14
Jun-14
May-14
Jun-16
Jun-15
Jun-16
Jun-16
Jun-14
Jun-16
Jun-15
Dec-14
Jun-16
Jun-16
Jun-14
Jun-16
Dec-14
Jun-15
Jun-15
Mar-14
May-15
Jun-15
May-17
May-15
May-15
Jun-14
Jun-15
Jun-16
Jun-16
Jun-14
Ukraine
Singapore
Hong Kong
China
Greece
Brazil
India
Uganda
China
Mauritius
Bahrain
Bahrain
Brazil
Portugal
Brazil
Brazil
Vietnam
India
India
Bahrain
Kuala Lumpur
Brazil
China
Brazil
South Korea
South Korea
South Korea
South Korea
China
Brazil
Romania
China
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Summer 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Wintersession 2013
Accounting
Finance
International Marketing
Finance
Accounting
Program
AIESEC
AIESEC
Financiers Without Borders
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
CLIP Onward Isreal
AIESEC
UN World Bank
AIESEC
AIESEC
Weissman Center
AIESEC
Trekksoft Ltd.
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
US State Dept Colin Powell Runner Up
AIESEC
Self Spark
AIESEC
Weissman Center
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
Kredit Microfinance Institution
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
Cross Continental
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
Wuhan Hui Hua San
Nong Seed Industry
Limited Company
Travel Grant Country Destinations Summer 2013-Spring 2014
Country
Argentina
Bahrain
Barbados
Brazil
Burkina Faso
China
Number of
Internships
1
5
4
12
1
7
Number of
Internships
Country
Greece
Hong Kong
India
Israel
Italy
Kuala Lumpur
1
1
3
1
2
1
Country
Mauritius
Romania
Portugal
Russia
Singapore
South Korea
Number of
Internships
1
1
2
1
1
4
Country
Switzerland
Taiwan
Turkey
Uganda
Ukraine
Vietnam
Number of
Internships
1
1
1
1
3
1
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The Starr Foundation Helps Students with Travel Grants for Internships Abroad
International Travel Grant Recipients Summer 2014-Spring 2015
First Name
Last Name
Sean
Sena
Gloria
Karina
Emily
Julia-Zoe
Harmony
Nora
Thalia
Vanessa
Amanda
Rishika
Michele
Gabriel
Igor
Juliette
Kayyan
Daniel
Tina
Geeta
Monica
Doris
Stella
Winnie
Shan
Zhi
Connie
Shareen
Timothy
Frank
Alisa
Bridget
Ka Hei Dorothy
Chigozie
Luke
Katia
Aleksandr
Elizabeth
Kenny
Samantha
Joseph
Jezrel
Tracy
Despina
Jason
Major
Lohan
Huang
Trinh
Kiszniewska
Macchia
Hung
To
Hristova
Berrospi
Pereira
Siegel
Singh
Korkhov
Rodriguez
Ukolov
Vasilyev
Lee
Li
Bhatia
Kumar
Ballinas
Goldych
Kong
Lau
Lin
Chen
Huang
Singh
Osiecki
Chen
Babikova
McGloine
Hui
Udogwu
Chang
Gonzalez
Yeranosyan
Dash
Mai
Yeung
Vanek Jr.
Sabaduquia
Shu
Leontiadis
Wu
Grad Date
Accounting
Accounting
Accounting
Finance
Public Affairs
Accounting
Undeclared
Finance
Finance
Finance
Marketing
Finance
Finance
Finance
MBA Marketing
Marketing
Accounting
HR Management
Economics
CIS
Undeclared
Finance
Mathematics
Finance
Finance
Arts Administration
Marketing
Marketing
Operations Management
Marketing
Finance
Finance
Music Management
Music
Finance
Accountancy
Finance
Digital Marketing
Marketing
Marketing
Multimedia Communications
Marketing
Real Estate Investment
May-17
May-16
May-16
May-15
May-16
May-17
May-17
May-16
May-15
Dec-14
May-16
May-16
May-15
May-16
May-16
May-17
May-16
Dec-16
May-16
May-15
May-17
May-16
May-17
May-15
May-15
Dec-14
May-16
Dec-15
Dec-15
May-16
May-16
Dec-14
Dec-14
May-14
May-14
Dec-14
May-15
May-17
2016
2016
May-18
May-18
May-16
May-17
2016
Country
Mauritius
Argentina
Argentina
Hungary
Argentina
Peru
Philippines
Bahrain
Hungary
Hungary
Hungary
Norway
Hungary
China
Mauritius
South Africa
Estonia
Estonia
Hungary
Spain
Spain
Hungary
Poland
Taiwan
China
China
Taiwan
Portugal
China
Spain
China
India
China
Costa Rica
Taiwan
Brazil
Argentina
Taiwan
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
China
Travel Grant Country Destinations Summer 2014-Spring 2015
Country
Argentina
Bahrain
Brazil
China
Costa Rica
Estonia
Number of
Internships
4
1
7
7
1
2
Country
Hungary
India
Mauritius
Norway
Peru
Philippines
Number of
Internships
7
1
2
1
1
1
Country
Poland
Portugal
South Africa
Spain
Taiwan
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Number of
Internships
1
1
1
3
4
Semester
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Summer 2014
Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Program
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
Emzingo
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
GoEco
GoEco
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
WCIB
WCIB
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
self-organized
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
AIESEC
What students are saying about Work Abroad
Elizabeth Dash (BBA Accounting 2017)
Taiwan, Winter 2015
Luke Chang (BA, Management of Musical Enterprises, expected 2015)
Luke Chang chose to intern at Overseas Radio and Television Inc., a print and digital media company in Taiwan.
“I worked in the music department, which was responsible for composing and recording all of the music needed for the
television station. They produced a show called Studio Classroom, which taught English. The people I worked with were
extremely helpful and friendly. It was an amazing work environment and I learned so much about music production and
sound engineering during my time there.”
Tracy Shu (BA, Media Communications, expected 2016)
Tracy Shu said of her experience in Brazil, "My volunteer-abroad experience expanded my way of thinking from interacting
with different people and learning how to be comfortable in an unfamiliar environment. I also no longer view situations in a
one-dimensional setting. Instead, I try to look at situations from various perspectives."
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Juliette Vasilyev (MBA, International Business, 2014)
Juliette Vasilyev went to Johannesburg, South Africa
as a NextGen Fellow with the Emzingo Group.
"The experience has opened my eyes to the world
around me and made me want to expand my future
plans from strictly within the U.S to a global scale."
Sharing Photos of their Work Abroad Experience
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Opportunities to Experience the Entrepreneurial Spirit of the Global Marketplace
Launched in summer 2012, the Baruch Entrepreneurial Intern
Fellowship Program is administered jointly by the Weissman Center for
International Business and the Lawrence N. Field Center for
Entrepreneurship and is supported by a generous grant from Baruch
alumnus Ronald Heller (’67). The program, which focuses on the
entrepreneurial spirit of the ever-growing global marketplace,
provides stipends to undergraduate students at Baruch who are
completing an unpaid internship at a start-up. The program also
offers supplemental activities, including group meetings, where the
students provide insights and feedback about their companies and the
obstacles they face in order to enhance the learning outcome of the
internship. Forty undergraduate students were Fellowship recipients
during this reporting period.
Fall 2014 Fellowship Participants
Spring 2015 Fellowship Participants
Baruch Entrepreneurial Intern Fellowship Program
First Name Last Name
Major
Company
Internship Position
Semester
Jarlyne
Shaya
Michael
Gregory
Sung Chea
Batista
Chabot
Grasberg
Heath
Jung
BBA-Entrepreneurial Management
BA-Actuarial Science and Psychology
BBA-Finance
HeyKiki
Miner App
Outside the Numbers
Green Crest Capital Management
Mimoona
Esther
Wilmar
Patrick
Dwight
Wen Bo
Narciso
Eden
Sylwia
Mahatma
Aleksandr
Melvin
BBA-Finance
BBA-Finance
BBA-Computer Information Systems
BBA-Finance
BBA-Entrepreneurship
BBA-International Business
BA-Journalism
BBA-Accountancy (5-year)
New York Gets Wed
Creator Up
Serviceful, LLC
Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator
MyLicenseBuddy
Marketers Anonymous
Learning Management Systems, Inc.
SoTechie Spaces
BlitzGift
Brooklyn Brew Shop
Exambler
Mohamed
Yvonne
Lykes
Ng
Nogacz
Peters
Xie
Correa
Goring
Januszko
Paul
Smechov
Cheong
Tjen-Tung
Hassan
Lo
BBA-Graphic Communications
BA-Corporate Communications
Pulse Advisory
AlleyNYC
Olena
Verga
BBA-International Marketing
Fresh Digital Group
Fuer
Victoria
Zou
Catanzaro
BBA-Marketing Management
BBA-International Business
Sell It Now NY
Red Rock Outdoor
Jiamei
Evyatar
Joshua
Robert
Joeleen
Levy
Svetlana
Alexander
Anna
Chen
Cohen
Hirth
Karson
Moy
Rozman
Vileshina
Wieckowski
Zhong
Georgie and Elaine, LLC
Harel Consulting
MyCheck
ALLPaws.com
RiteTag
AlleyNYC
Flaca Jewerly
Hosh Kids
Fund My Fashion
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
Carmen
Shaniece
Courtney
Samiru
Jose
Bibi-Nazia
Freddy
Alexander
Ghislain
Linda
Cedeno
Cole
Crooks
Mutawakil
Ramirez
Azeez
Cicchetti
Friend
Ligan
Savinova
BA-Mathematics
BBA-Undecided
BBA-Undecided
BBA-Statistics/Quantitative Modeling
BBA-Computer Information Systems
(Advertising/Marketing)
BBA-I/O Psychology
BBA-Finance
BBA-Finance
BBA-Finance
BA-Journalism
BBA-Digital Marketing
BBA-Finance
General Intern
General Intern
Statistical Analysis Intern
Equity Research Intern
Crowd Funding
Platform Provider
Executive Intern
Marketing Intern
Research/Development Intern
General/Rotating Intern
Business Development Intern
Intern (Brand Manager)
Sales Analyst Assistant
General Intern
Marketing Intern
General Intern
Campus and Social
Media Intern
Graphic Designer
Social Media/
Email Marketing Intern
Mobile Account/
Project Management Intern
Luxury E-Commerce Retail Store
Business Development
Intern, Home Advertising
Graphic Design/Art Intern
Pharmaceutical Consulting
Intern-Campus Ambassador
General Intern
PR/Marketing Intern
Finance Tactician
Social Media Intern
Marketing Intern
Social Media Intern
Dream It. Code It. Win It.
“Penalty Entertainment, LLC
Mentor Our Kids
Ruby’s Naturals, Inc.
All My Time List
Financial Buzz Media Networks
Care Logistics, LLC
The Plunge
College CFO, LLC
SHIELDtech, Inc.
Marketing Intern/Volunteer
Marketing Intern
General Intern
General Intern
Viral Marketing Assistant
Financial Content Analyst Intern
Social Media Strategist
Marketing Intern
Marketing Intern
Marketing Intern
Fall
Fall
Fall
Fall
Fall
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
Summer
Fall
Fall
Fall
Fall
Fall
Spring
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2014
Spring 2014
Spring 2014
Spring 2014
Spring 2014
Summer 2014
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Colin Powell Undergraduate Fellowship in International Diplomacy
The Center continued to provide administrative and financial
support for the Colin Powell Undergraduate Fellowship in
International Diplomacy. The program, in its twelfth year,
places Baruch undergraduate students for 8- to 10-week
unpaid internships with the U.S. Department of State in
Washington D.C. or at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations
in New York City or an embassy overseas. A generous stipend
of $3,000-$4,000 is offered to cover living expenses.
Where Are They Now?
Andreea Ursu, a Fellow in the summer of 2004, is now a
Foreign Service officer with the U.S. Department of State.
She is currently posted in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Prior to
joining the State Department, Andreea received a
master’s degree from the Fletcher School of Law and
Diplomacy, Tufts University. Andreea was the recipient of a
Rangel Fellowship at Fletcher. She graduated with a BA in
During the reporting period the following students
received Fellowships:
business communications from Baruch College.
Ariel Kirnshpun was also a Fellow in the summer of 2004.
Konstantin Dukhovnyy
Weissman School of Arts and Sciences with a major
in political science and a minor in psychology
He is now a Senior Manager at EY specializing in the
pricing and structuring of intercompany transactions.
He graduated with a BBA in accounting and a minor in
economics and finance from Baruch College.
Farhana Hassan
School of Public Affairs with a minor in
communications studies
Igor Norinsky was a Fellow during the summer of 2005.
After graduation from Baruch, he attended the University
of Pennsylvania Law School and is now an attorney at
Isaac Ortiz
Weissman School of Arts and Sciences with a major
in political science and a minor in economics
Vinson and Elkins in Houston, Texas. He graduated with a
double major in English and political science from Baruch
College.
In Focus
Zoie Blackwood was a Fellow during the summer of 2010.
Colin Powell
After graduation she worked for Credit Suisse in the Office
of Diversity and Inclusion and now serves as a Specialist in
Global Learning and Development at McGraw Hill
Colin Powell (born April 5, 1937, New York, New York, USA),
Financial. She graduated with a BA in political science and
U.S. general and statesman. He was chairman of the Joint
a minor in sociology from Baruch College.
Chiefs of Staff (1989–93) and secretary
of state (2001–05).
The Colin Powell Fellowship is a joint
program of the Weissman School of Arts
and Sciences and the Weissman Center
for International Business.
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Preparing Undergraduate Students for the Challenges
and Opportunities of Leadership in the 21st Century
The Global Student Certificate, sponsored by Santander
Universities, is an interdisciplinary, co-curricular program that
strives to enhance student knowledge of intercultural business
theory, international economics, and international relations. This
co-curricular program is designed to provide high-achieving
students with access to programming that would otherwise not
be available to them, and by so doing contribute to and
complement their academic success.
The GSC accepted 37 students in the 2013-2014 academic year
and 42 students the following year. The GSC has a private tour of
the United Nations buildings each year, and in 2014-2015 the
largest number of students ever attended (19). Students
consistently rate this activity as one of their favorite and most
educational events of the program.
According to final program evaluations, the newest seminar in
the Global Governance series, which is co-sponsored by the
political science department and the Baruch Model United
Nations Club, was a welcome addition to the lineup. The seminar,
"Understanding the IMF," featured Professor Kang from Baruch’s
political science department. Students particularly appreciated
the quality of the speaker and the knowledge in an area that few
of them had any experience with.
Learning to Lead with a Global Mindset
. Intercultural awareness
. Effective communication
. Networking
. Multicultural team building
. Problem solving
. Public speaking
What Students Are Saying About
the GSC Program
The following quotes are taken from an
anonymous post-program survey of student
participants:
“I felt that the GSC was very worthwhile because it
provides a unique college experience outside the
classroom. I learned much more about other
cultures and made friends from all over the world.”
Program support for the Global Student
Certificate is provided by Santander
Universities. Funding was renewed in 2014.
This student rated the GSC as ‘an irreplaceable
experience’:
“I met a lot of great people, learned about cultures that
Visit to the United Nations
I have never been interested in before (for example, I’m
pretty familiar with different European countries but I
didn’t know much about Asian cultures). Also I visited
amazing events that I would probably never have
thought of myself, like the Indonesian Dance
performance.”
“I felt the Multicultural Team Building seminar was most
relevant not only because it was the first seminar but
because I understood how much the GSC program has
to offer us students.”
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A Chance to Explore New York and Learn
About Our Global City
Featured Global
Student Certificate
Award Recipients
Academic Year 2014-2015
Award: Most Outstanding
Student
Karina Fomicheva
(BA Graphic Communication,
expected May 2016)
Awarded to Karina Fomicheva,
for her consistent effort to
improve her skills and knowledge
throughout the year. Karina
displayed leadership through her
actions and through her positive
attitude.
Award: Best Writing
Brian Berman
(BBA International Business,
Zicklin Honors,
expected Dec 2015)
“I [had] thought team-building was
solely about reaching a common
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goal. However, when we began
with the first exercise of
overstepping our personal space
comfort zones, I started to realize
that there’s much more humanity
involved in communications and
team-building,” he wrote in one of
his reflection papers.
Award: Best Individual
Presentation
Anastasiya Hurynovich-Howell
(BBA Finance, expected
May 2016)
GSC 5-Year Participation
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Awarded for her confidence and
persuasiveness, especially when
speaking off script.
Global Student Certificate Participants Attended the Following Events
KEY: Career Skills
Global Lecture
Cultural Event
Required Event
Global Governance Series
"The Global Student Certificate
program helps students
Name Of Event
Organization
Eighth Annual Indian Arts Festival
Tari Aceh Dance
Translation Slam
Sakura Matsuri
Networking Tips from Andrea Nierenberg
Mitsui Lunchtime Forum: Barry Schwartz
Mitsui Lunchtime Forum: Richard Larrabee
India’s Daughter (documentary film)
Intro to Tibetan Meditation
Columbia University Conference on Global Energy
Brazil: Economic Perspectives for 2015
Marketing Resume Workshop
Networking for Women
Professional Essentials Workshop
BPAC
Asia Society
PEN Festival
Brooklyn Botanical Garden
WCIB
WCIB
WCIB
BPAC
Tibet House
SIPA
SIPA
Starr CDC
Starr CDC
NBC Universal’s
Internship program
Asia Society
SIPA
French Institute
Alliance Française
Baruch College
FPA
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
Buddhist Art of Myanmar
Development Issues Facing Myanmar/ Burma
Les Adieux a la reine (film)
Kofi Annan’s Lecure on World Disorder
U.S Canada Relationship and Keystone Pipeline XL Project
GSC Orientation
Multicultural Team Building
Understanding the IMF
What Is Globalization?
Intercultural Awareness
Globalization Seminar
Understanding the EU
Negotiation
Name Of Event
Organization
Margaret Mead Film Festival
Art Talk: Iran’s Art World: 1960s - 1970s
Brazil in 2014: Economic and Political Prospects
Film: Dead End
Film: The Other Half of Tomorrow
China-Korea-U.S Relations
Japanese Martial Arts
Lolita Fashion: Costume or Culture?
Elizabeth French Hitchcock Lecture with Ian Bremmer
Kyoto in Brooklyn: The Kyoto Screens in the Brooklyn Museum
China’s High-Tech Surge: Investing in America and Innovation
GSC Orientation
Multicultural Team Building
Understanding the EU
What Is Globalization?
Intercultural Awareness
NGOs and the UN
Global Governance: Intro to the UN
Cross-Cultural Negotiation
Networking Tips from Andrea Nierenberg
AMNH
Asia Society
Americas Society
Asia Society
Asia Society
Korea Society
Japan Society
Japan Society
FPA
Japan Society
Asia Society
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
GSC
WCIB
develop the global
competencies they will
need to work effectively
and efficiently in other
countries and with people
from other cultures."
Dr. Terrence Martell, WCIB Director
Award Recipients
Best Writing
2014 Awardee
2015 Awardee
Judy Chen
Brian Berman
Most Dedicated
2014 Awardee Laura Cheek
2015 Awardee Thathsara Palliyaguru
Best Individual Presentation
2014 Awardee Armando Aguilar
2015 Awardee Anastasiya
Hurynovich-Howell
Best Group Presentation
2014 Awardee Japan
2015 Awardee Brazil
Best Understanding of Program Goals
2014 Awardee Veriko Gagnashvili
2015 Awardee Kyaw Htoon
Most Outstanding Student
2014 Awardee Orah Mansher
2015 Awardee Karina Fomicheva
“...thegraduatesofthisprogramarethefaceofthe21stcentury…”
Dr.TerrenceMartell,Director,WeissmanCenterforInternaƟonalBusiness
The Global Student Certificate program at the Weissman Center for
International Business will help you develop your intercultural and leadership skills, enhance your resume & become more confident in international situations.
Eligibility Requirements
x
x
x
x
x
Sophomore, junior or senior
Attending Baruch for 2014-15
3.0 GPA
Interest in world affairs
Any major or undeclared
Contact
Sarah Demetz, GSC Coordinator
137 E 25th St, 8th floor
646.312.2073
sarah.demetz@baruch.cuny.edu
2014-2015 Benefits
Build cross-cultural communication skills
Tour the UN and Federal Reserve
Visit museums, galleries and other cultural institutions for free
Learn effective writing & networking skills
Practice multicultural teamwork
x Gain an intercultural outlook
x Meet like-minded Baruch students
x Enhance your study abroad experience before you
leave and after you return
x
x
x
x
x
Apply by September 26 for the 2014-15 program!
www.baruch.cuny.edu/gsc
The program is FREE to Baruch students via a grant from the Santander Universities College Project.
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Undergraduate
International Business Major
Combining Academic, Practitioner, and Experiential Learning Opportunities to
Help Baruch Students Build Their Global Knowledge and Skills for Business
The International Business major provides students
with a comprehensive understanding of international
business principles, expertise in a functional area
(marketing or finance), and appreciation and
awareness of foreign cultures. The major requires
knowledge of a second language to conduct business
in a foreign country and practical experience in an
international environment. Professor Andreas Grein is
the academic coordinator for the program. See In Focus on this page to learn more
about Professor Grein.
The 2016 cohort boasts the largest percentage ever of students who are completing
their international experience by a semester studying abroad. Students have studied or
interned in 15 countries in the last 3 years, and have advanced capability in 20 foreign
languages. The varied backgrounds and skills of International Business major students
continue to expand, and we are looking forward to working with our sixth graduating
class in the fall.
*
*
*estimated numbers for the years 2015, 2016
Overall Admitted Cohort (2012-2016): 233
Overall Completed Program (2012-2016): 184
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In Focus
Andreas Grein
Andreas (Andy) Grein is Professor
of Marketing and International
Business at Baruch College, The
City University of New York.
Professor Grein is the academic
coordinator of the International
Business major. He has worked
briefly in personnel recruitment
and the pharmaceutical industry as
well as extensively with graduate
programs in the Zicklin School of
Business. He received his MIB
(Master of International Business)
from the University of South
Carolina and his PhD from New York
University. His research interests
cover marketing strategies in the
automobile industry, international
advertising, the changing patterns
of national competitiveness, and
ethics in international marketing.
He has published in journals such
as the Journal of International
Business Studies, the
Journal of International
Marketing, the Journal
of Macromarketing and
the Journal of Current
Issues and Research in
Advertising. He
received the Baruch
College Presidential Award for
Distinguished Teaching in 2008 as
well as teaching awards from the
Zicklin School of Business and NYU.
He feels very fortunate to have had
the opportunity to teach overseas
in Austria, France, Hong Kong,
Singapore, and Taiwan. Besides
English, he speaks German as well
as some French.
Undergraduate
A Snapshot of Students in the International Business Major:
How many, what are their academic concentrations and what type of international experiences are they pursuing?
Admission
Admitted Fall 2013
2013 cohort
2014 cohort
2015 cohort
0
0
32
1
24
Admitted Spring 2014
2016 cohort
Admitted Fall 2014
3
28
Admitted Spring 2015
2
24
61
52
Total
Functional Minor
2013 cohort
2014 cohort
2015 cohort
Finance Minors
16
14
25
Marketing Minors
15
22
19
2013 cohort
2014 cohort
2015 cohort
Semester Abroad
10
18
25
Short Term Abroad
13
2
6
Internship Abroad
0
0
0
10
14
18
Academic Work
0
3
9
Other
0
0
2
International Experience
International Experience
Destinations
2013
Austria
2
2
X
Brazil
1
X
X
Canada
X
X
1
China
5
3
8
Denmark
X
4
2
Ecuador
X
X
1
France
2
4
9
Germany
2
X
4
Italy
X
X
1
Japan
6
1
1
Korea
1
X
2
Russia
1
X
X
2014
2015
Spain
2
4
2
Sweden
X
1
X
Turkey
1
X
X
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Undergraduate
Capstone Practicum Connects Undergraduate Students
to Companies and Real-world Business Challenges
In Focus
Rajeev J. Sawant
Rajeev J. Sawant is an Assistant
Professor of International Business
at Baruch College. His research
interests are focused on emerging
market firms, political risks, and
infrastructure
industries. His
research has been
published in the
Academy of
Management Review,
Journal of
International
Business Studies, and the Journal of
Structured Finance. He is the author
of the book Infrastructure
Investing: Managing Risks and
Rewards for Pensions, Insurance
Companies and Endowments, which
presents comprehensive data
analysis on infrastructure cases
worldwide and analyzes the
opportunities as well as the pitfalls
of infrastructure investing for
institutional investors. Rajeev has
extensive experience in emerging
markets, having served as the Aidede-Camp to the President of India
and worked with state government
officials in India’s remote
northeastern state of Tripura, which
borders Bangladesh and Burma,
helping to improve infrastructure
services. Rajeev received a master's
degree and PhD from The Fletcher
School, Tufts University. He is the
recipient of the prestigious Inlaks
Foundation scholarship.
As part of their capstone class, the International Busines students work on a
real-life case applying their theoretical learning to help a local company go global.
This ‘live case’ method of teaching has provided practical help to real companies:
Spring 2014
Spring 2015
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Barbizon Electric
Bio-Sense Medical Devices LLC
Dreyfus Global Trade, LLC
IntroAmerica Inc.
International Education
Advantage, LLC
Barbizon Electric
Nios Group
Superus LLC
Beauty Solutions Ltd.
Nutraceutical Wellness LLC.
Bahia Style
The practicum course was developed by Professor Rajeev Sawant. For more
information about Professor Sawant see the In Focus biography on this page.
Professor Sawant works with the Weissman Center and the U.S. Export Assistance
Center/International Trade Administration in New York to identify companies to
participate. The Weissman Center is a member of the New York District Export
Council and designated by the U.S. Department of Commerce as a national partner
organization.
One of the IB practicum teams
at World Trade Week NYC 2015
“Dear Professor Sawant: It was a great pleasure to receive this presentation
from your class yesterday and also meet with the seven students that
participated on this particular project. The students that worked on this
project reflect very positively on both Baruch College and yourself and I can
sincerely say that their results fully met our expectations. I do plan to assign
a person from our staff to begin working and utilizing this information.”
--Jerry Rauchwerger (Baruch MBA), President, Beauty Solutions
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Mitsui USA Lunchtime
Forum Series
Business Executives Share Their International Experience
The Mitsui USA Lunch-Time Forum series continues to serve as the Center’s flagship program to bring
together students, faculty, and alumni who are interested in international business. The forums allow
participants to share a rewarding experience that promotes both learning and networking.
2014 – 2015
Organizational Transformation
Linda Sanford, former Senior Vice President of Enterprise
Transformation for IBM
Managing the Largest Port of the U.S. East Coast
Richard M. Larrabee, Director of the Port Commerce
Department, The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Current Landscape in the Investment Management
Business: Implications for Careers and Investments
Hugh R. Lamle, President of M.D. Sass Investors Services, Inc.
Envisioning the Future
Robert Aquilina, Executive Vice President Global Initiatives,
Estée Lauder Companies
The Business of Owning Businesses—Private and Public
Barry F. Schwartz, Executive Vice Chairman, MacAndrews and
Forbes Holdings Inc.
Dr. Martell, Director of the Weissman Center for International Business
and Linda Sanford, former Senior Vice President of Enterprise
Transformation for IBM
Managing the World’s Largest Asset Manager
Robert Kapito, President and Director of BlackRock, Inc.
2013 - 2014
Managing a Large Financial Consulting Firm:
Challenges and Opportunities
Ismail Amla, CEO, Capco North America
Making an Acquisition Work: The NYSE’s Integration into
the Intercontinental Exchange: The view from the inside
Thomas Farley, COO, New York Stock Exchange
Sustaining the American Advantage
Senator Judd Gregg, Former Governor and U.S. Senator
from New Hampshire
Natural Gas: A Tale of Two Regions
Ronald J. Tanski, President and CEO, National Fuel Gas
Managing the Risk of a Large Sovereign Wealth Fund
William Martin, Chief Risk Officer, Abu Dhabi Investment
Authority
The Path from Audit Partner to CFO
Gina Wilson, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial
Officer at TIAA-CREF
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Faculty Research
Supporting Research on Multinational Companies and Trends
in Global Trade and Investment Flows
One of WCIB’s goals is to support engaged, real-world faculty research that will influence global business decisions and
shape evolving financial markets. Toward that end, the Center supported and coordinated the following major researchoriented projects during this reporting period:
• The CSR-Sustainability Monitor®
• The Baruch International Business Faculty Seminar Series
• Baruch-SWUFE Accounting and Research Consortium
In addition, the Center provided individual grants to faculty in the Zicklin School of Business in support of faculty research
and development, with a particular focus on international business. During the FY 2011-2015 period, the Center provided
59 development grants to faculty in the Zicklin School of Business to help defray the cost of conference participation,
particularly international conferences.
The Mitsui USA Foundation Provides Funding for Development of Innovative Global Teaching at Baruch
Through its Practitioners-in-Academia (PIA) program, the Mitsui USA Foundation provides support to adjunct faculty teaching
international business courses. During the reporting period the PIA grants accomplished a lot to support the development of
innovative curricula. The program sponsored a multi-year project on teaching and research collaboration in the area of supply chain
management and logistics with Copenhagen Business School (CBS). Robert Imbriani, an adjunct professor in the Allen G. Aaronson
Department of Marketing and International Business, used Adobe Connect to deliver a live online lecture to students of logistics at
CBS. In addition, Professor Ajay Das, in the Narendra Paul Loomba Department of Management, visited CBS and attended a research
seminar focused on supply chain issues. He discussed curriculum integration with his colleagues at CBS in the area of logistics more
broadly to help facilitate student exchange between the two institutions. We have invited a member of the CBS faculty to guest
lecture in Bob Imbriani's class in Spring 2016. Our goal is to expand this type of collaboration to other exchange partners.
CSR-Sustainability Monitor®
The Center launched
the CSR-Sustainability
Monitor project under
the leadership of
University Distinguished Professor Prakash Sethi. For more
information about Professsor Sethi see the In Focus piece on
the next page. The project measures the scope and quality of
information provided by the largest companies around the
world in their corporate social responsibility reports. The idea
is to bring transparency, quality of information, and
assurance to the CSR reporting process. During the reporting
period two reports were issued ranking the quality of CSR
reports issued. A third year of CSR reports is currently being
scored with findings expected to be released in the spring of
2016. A website was launched in the fall of 2014 that
provides open access for anyone with an Internet connection
to data about each company.
Company results can be compared across industries and regions
as well as to a user-selected group of companies.
The CSR-Sustainability Monitor® is gaining traction. The 2014
edition of the Monitor received an honorable mention in the
2015 PR News CSR Awards competition in March 2015. (See
sidebar next page.) The findings were featured in a number of
CSR related publications. In July, Institutional Investor magazine
featured a story on the Monitor in its online edition. Two
academic papers co-authored by Dr. Prakash Sethi, Dr. Terrence
Martell, and Mert Demir have been accepted for publication by
the Journal of Business Ethics, the top CSR academic journal.
It is one of the 45 academic journals that the Financial Times
includes in its research rankings. Three more academic papers
are in various degrees of review. Two industry reports (mining
and oil and gas, and finance and insurance) have been released
and received interest from media that cover CSR issues.
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FA C SURL- STuY
As featured in Institutional Investor Magazine
CSR Reporting Is on the Rise, and So Is Its Impact
“A new working paper from two finance
experts at Baruch College's Zicklin School of
Business in New York adds to the good
news. The researchers have found that firms operating in
environmentally and socially sensitive industries such as oil and
gas extraction, mining, and weapons production enjoy significantly
higher stock market valuations when they issue comprehensive
CSR reports.” July 2015
In Focus
PR News’ CSR Award
Winners Celebrated
in Nation’s Capital
PR News gave center stage to the
winners and honorable mentions of
its 2015 CSR Awards at a standingroom-only luncheon at the National
Press Club in Washington, D.C., on
March 12, 2015. The event
honored brands and agencies that
made notable strides and
demonstrated an understanding of
the power of corporate social
responsibility, the smartest CSR
communications initiatives, and the
people behind them.
The CSR-Sustainability Monitor was developed under the leadership of Professor Prakash
Sustainability/CSR Report
Winner:
Medtronic Inc. - 2014 Integrated
Performance Report
Sethi. Dr. Sethi is University Distinguished Professor, Professor of Management at the
Honorable Mentions:
Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, The City University of New York. Prior to
• AECOM - Managing complexity,
building better lives.
Dr. Prakash Sethi
joining Baruch College in 1982, he taught at the University of California – Berkekey,
University, India, and MBA and PhD degrees from Columbia University.
• Burson-Marsteller - Hormel Foods
2013 Corporate Responsibility
Report Launch
Dr. Sethi was the recipient of the “Beyond the Grey Pinstripes 2003 Faculty Pioneer
• The Coca-Cola Company
Sustainability Report - 2013/2014
and University of Texas – Dallas. He holds a master’s degree in economics from Delhi
Award for External Impact” given by The Aspen Institute and Society Program and World
Resources Institute.
• CVS Health - 2013 Interactive CSR
Report
• McDonald's Corporation - Our
Journey Together
Dr. Sethi enjoys international recognition as a pre-eminent researcher and scholar in the
areas of international business strategy, corporate social responsibility, and issues of
sustainable development and environmental protection. He has done pioneering work in
creating and implementing international corporate codes of conduct and
global supply-chain management. Dr. Sethi has published extensively.
One of his most widely acclaimed books is Setting Global Standards:
Guidelines for Creating Codes of Conduct in Multinational Corporations
(New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 2003).
• Merck and Co., Inc. - Merck
Responsibility 2013
• MetLife - MetLife Corp Responsibility
Report: Global Impact
• Novelis - Adding More Aluminum,
Creating Value
• Safeway with Waggener Edstrom
Communications - The Heart of
Safeway
• Weissman Center for International
Business, Baruch College - The
2014 Edition of The CSR-S Monitor
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WCIB Faculty Seminar Series
FA C U L T Y R E S E A R C H
Scholars from Different Academic Disciplines
Share their International Business Research
The Weissman Center’s International Business Faculty Seminar series is designed to enhance international business research at
Baruch College. The series draws prominent academics from around the world, who provide a multidisciplinary perspective on
various aspects of international business activity in the twenty-first century.
Speakers
2014-2015
Peter Williamson, University of Cambridge
Dragons at Your Door: The evolving competitive advantages of Chinese multinationals
Adam Kleinbaum, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
How Change in Formal Structure Triggers Network Dissolution
Raymond Mataloni, Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce
The Determinants of Headquarters Services Provided to Foreign Affiliates of U.S.
Multinationals
In Focus
Lilach Nachum
Dan Wang, Columbia Business School
On Returnee Expatriates
Lilach Nachum coordinates the WCIB
Lilach Nachum, Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business
CSR and the Multinational Enterprise
speakers and papers to be presented
Faculty Seminar series, identifying
Susan Mudambi, Fox School of Business, Temple University
Studying the Stars: Online Reviews Across Language and Country Borders
each semester. Dr. Nachum is a
Rajeev Sawant, Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business
Political Capital and the Internationalization of Russian MNEs: What type of capital matters?
of Marketing and International
Shulamith T. Gross, Baruch College
Choosing Statistical Models for Best Predictive Ability – A review of current work
Nobuya Haraguchi, UNIDO
Patterns of Manufacturing Development
Batia M. Wiesenfeld, Stern School of Business, New York University
Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Mobile Technology and Knowledge Workers’ Role
Integration Behavior
Lynn Pyun, Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business
Does the Female Managerial Effect on Company Performance Outlast the “Male
Counterhypothesis?”
professor in the Aaronson Department
Business, where she teaches and
conducts research on multinational
corporations and international
competition, particularly as it affects
companies in knowledge-intensive,
professional services industries.
Professor Nachum is also the
coordinator of the WCIB
2013-2014
Working Paper Series,
Catherine Mann, Brandeis University
Information Lost (Apologies to Milton)
another Center
Lourdes Casanova, Cornell University
Resources and Internationalization Strategies: The Case of Latin American MNEs
enhance international
Sjoerd Beugelsdijk, University of Groningen, the Netherlands
Are Hofstede’s Culture Dimensions Stable over Time? A Generational Cohort Analysis
Andrew Karolyi, Cornell University
Regulatory Arbitrage
David Collis, Harvard Business School
MNE Headquarters
Gurneeta Singh, University of Minnesota
Institutional Logistics and Knowledge Integration
Rosalie Liccardo Pacula, RAND Corporation
An Alternative Framework for Empirically Measuring the Size of Counterfeit Markets
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initiative designed to
business research at
Baruch College.
Management Joint Research Consortium
Teaching and Research Collaboration with
Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in China
In Focus
Learn More About Southwestern
University of Finance and Economics
Located in Chengdu, China
Baruch’s President Mitchel Wallerstein spoke at the opening ceremony
of an international festival at the Southwestern University of Finance
and Economics in Chengdu, China. As part of the celebration of
international students organized by SWUFE for its 90th anniversary,
the president highlighted the importance of student exchange and the
SWUFE relationship to Baruch.
The Weissman Center has been
instrumental in the establishment
and coordination of the BaruchSWUFE Accounting and Management
Joint Research Consortium. Launched
in Fall 2009 to facilitate accounting
research and learning between the
Zicklin School of Business and the
School of Accounting at Southwestern
University of Finance and Economics
(SWUFE) in Chengdu, China, the
consortium promotes faculty
exchanges between the two
universities as well as exchanges of
PhD students and undergraduates.
The consortium also convenes an
annual conference (alternating
between Chengdu and New York) at
which research sponsored by the
consortium is presented.
The Fifth Annual Research Conference
was held in China in June 2014 and
was jointly sponsored by Xiamen
National Accounting Institute; the
School of Management, Xiamen
University; Southwestern University
of Finance and Economics; and
Baruch College.
The Center provided financial support
to Baruch faculty traveling to China
to participate in the conference. You
can explore the 2014 conference
agenda on the following page.
SWUFE Students
Undergraduate students
Graduate and professional students
Total
Of these, international students
16,000+
8,000+
24,000+
600+
Ranking
SWUFE is ranked Top 3 in
Finance/Business-oriented universities in China
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Management Joint Research Consortium
Baruch/SWUFE Joint Research Conference 2014 -- A Chance for Faculty to Meet and Exchange Ideas
Jointly sponsored by
Xiamen National Accounting Institute
School of Management, Xiamen University
Southwestern University of Finance and Economics
Baruch College, the City University of New York
Four Schools Joint Conference
June 30 – July 1, 2014
Xiamen National Accounting Institute/Xiamen University 会议地点：厦⻔门国家会计学院/厦⻔门⼤⼤学
Day 1
(Room 207, Teaching Building,
Xiamen National Accounting Institute)
Monday, June 30, 2014
8:30 am – 8:45 am
Opening Remark
Prof Liu Feng，School of Management, Xiamen University
15:20 pm – 15:40 pm
Coffee Break (茶歇)
15:40 pm –16:20 pm
Should We Prohibit the Long-Lived Assets Impairment Reversals:
Further Evidence from China?
Speaker: Wei Jian, Xiamen National Accounting Institute
Discussant: Hagit Levy, Baruch College-CUNY
8:45 am – 9:45 am
Accounting for Contingent Liabilities:
What you disclose can be used against you.
Invited Speaker: Linda Allen
16:20 pm – 17:00 pm
Be Early or Late? Earnings Announcement Strategy
around Political Event
Speaker: Jing Zhao, Sun Yat-sen University
Discussant: Masako Darrough, Baruch College-CUNY
9:45 am – 10:00 am
17:15 pm –18:00 pm
Campus tour, Xiamen National Accounting Institute
10:00 am –10:40 am
Promotion Expectation and Pay Gap: Evidence from China SOEs
Speaker: Danlu Bu, Southwestern University of Finance and
Economics
Discussant: Huang Rong, Baruch College-CUNY
18:00 pm –19:30 pm
Seminar Dinner
10:40 am –11:20 am
Title: Do Accounting Standards Matter for Firm Productivity?
Evidence from Mandatory IFRS Adoption
Speaker: Rong Huang, Baruch College-CUNY
Discussant: Danlu Bu, Southwestern University
of Finance and Economics
Day 2
11:20 am –12:00 am
Title: Valuing Technological Synergies in Mergers
Speaker: Shi Li, Xiamen National Accounting Institute
Discussant: Chen Zhao, Southwestern University
of Finance and Economics/Rutgers Business School
12:00 pm – 14:00 pm
Luncheon (学院餐厅A区)
14:00 pm –14:40 pm
Buying Products and Services from Whom You Know
Speaker: Hagit Levy, Baruch College
Discussant: Wei Jian, Xiamen National Accounting Institute
14:40 pm –15:20 pm
Title: Are Top Management Teams Compensated as Teams?
Speaker: Chen Li，Baruch College
Discussant: Junwei Peng, Southwestern University
of Finance and Economics
(Room 201, Qunxian Building 2, Xiamen University)
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
8:45 am –9:30 am
Invited speech (in Mandarin)
Invited Speaker: Mr. Dongsheng Jiang, Journal of Management
World Campus tour, Xiamen University for English speaking
participants
9:30 am –10:10 am
Market Reactions to Restatement and Material
Weakness Disclosure: Evidence from Equity and Option Markets
Speaker: Li He, Southwestern University of Finance and
Economics/Rutgers Business School
Discussant: Chaopeng Wu, Xiamen University
10:10 am –10:40 am
10:40 am –11:20 am
Title: Do Public Firms have Greater Investment Efficiency?
Evidence from China
Speaker: Min Xiao, Xiamen University
Discussant: Li Chen, Baruch College-CUNY
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International
Visiting Scholars Program
Visiting Scholars Program Supports Academic Departments Across the Campus
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Stephen
Ying
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Wang
Wu
Wu
Li
Wei
Wei
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Xiqiu
Zhibin
Wei
Wei
China
China
China
China
China
China
Turunc
Hao
Peng
Cheng
Cheng
Dai
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Wang
Zhou
Zhou
Sumo
Zhang
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Chang
Omer
Qianjin
Yunyan
Lin
Weiyang
Wen
Ziyang
Xue
Hai
Yu
Regien
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Li
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China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
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China
Chen
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China
Tang
Songlian
China
Wu
Xie
Ye
Ma
Lee
Tao
Meng
Xuan
Feiyang
Haiyan
Sunnyoung
Libin
China
China
China
China
South Korea
China
Lu
Feifei
China
Tong
Pan
China
Zehe
Song
Cui
Alexandra
Jianbo
Yangyang
Germany
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Universidade de Sao Paulo
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East China University of
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Research Scholar
Research Scholar
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School of Public Affairs
3/16/15
4/1/15
1/15/15
5/31/15
9/30/15
1/14/16
Research
Research
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n.a.
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Research
Research
Scholar
Scholar
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Scholar
Scholar
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Scholar
Scholar
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Scholar
International Visiting Scholars Program
The Weissman Center for International Business provides administrative services for international scholars visiting any of Baruch’s
three schools from abroad, including help with immigration issues. During the reporting period, the Center provided visa
processing and advisement services for 35 international visiting scholars under the Exchange Visitor Program administered by the
U.S. Department of State.
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Contributing to the
E c o n o m i c L i f e o f N e w Yo r k C i t y
Zicklin School and Capco Institute Partner to Bring Together Leading Scholars
and Practitioners to Discuss the Future of the Financial Industry
In 2012, the Weissman Center helped launch the inaugural annual conference of the Zicklin-Capco Institute Paper Series in Applied
Finance. Hosted by the Capco Institute and the Zicklin School of Business, the conference, held at the Zicklin School, welcomed
leading scholars and practitioners to discuss the current state, and future, of the financial sector and offer guidance for an
increasingly complex and turbulent global market. A fourth conference is scheduled for October 2015. The collaboration between
the Zicklin School and Capco, a global business and technology consultancy dedicated solely to the financial services industry,
creates an avenue for Baruch and other faculty and industry leaders to engage in debate and discussion and share ideas on the
state of the financial industry.
“As financial markets will be faced with significant uncertainty for the foreseeable future, the
Zicklin School of Business and Capco saw the need to offer true guidance and insight, rather than
purely theoretical and academic solutions. The knowledge of the esteemed speakers and panelists
participating in the conference will influence decisions made both today and far into the future.”
—Dr. Terrence Martell, Saxe Distinguished Professor of Finance, Zicklin School of Business,
and Director, Weissman Center for International Business
“Our partnership with the Zicklin School offers an incredible opportunity to advance the passionate
debate between academics, practitioners, and regulators and help solve the complex industry issues.
This conference is only the beginning, and we look forward to working with the Zicklin School to
develop ideas and actions that will ensure a sustainable financial industry for years to come.”
—Ismail Amla, Capco CEO, North America
Past Zicklin-Capco Conference Topics
October 2012:
The Financial Industry In The Post-Crisis World
October 2013:
What Does Industrialization
Really Mean For Banking?
October 2014:
Banking Reimagined
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I m p o r t - E x p o r t Tr a i n i n g
Import – Export Training Program Serving the Business Community
Learn locally
and trade globally.
The Center partners with Baruch College’s
Division of Continuing and Professional
Studies to offer a comprehensive training
program on the nuts and bolts of international
trade and supply chain management. We
introduced seminars and offered continuing
education units for qualified students.
Enrollments in the import-export training
program continue to grow steadily.
Division of the World Trade Organization; the Honorable
Judge Jane Restani, US Court of International Trade; the
Honorable Judge Stephen Leach, Chairman of the
Canadian International Trade Tribunal; and Myles Harmon,
We were pleased to co-sponsor the World Customs Law
Director of Commercial Trade Facilitation Division, United
Meeting of the International Customs Law Academy, which
States Customs and Border Protection, among others.
took place on September 18 – 19, 2014 at the Court of
Some of the instructors in Baruch's import-export training
International Trade in New York City. The topic was “The
program practice before the Court of International Trade
Law of the World Trade Organization: Twenty Years after
and this was a great opportunity for them to connect with
Marrakesh: The Agreement on Trade Facilitation.”
other practitioners and learn more about important legal
Speakers included Valerie Hughes, Director of Legal Affairs
developments at the WTO.
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Wo r l d Tr a d e We e k
WCIB Partners with New York's Business Community to Showcase
the Importance of International Trade to the Local Economy
Each year, in collaboration with the New York District
Export Council, the Center hosts the NYC World Trade
Week Awards Breakfast. The event, which is part of a
national celebration of international trade, showcases
the many small companies in the New York region
that are successful in the global marketplace. In 2014
and 2015, Charles Ludmer, a partner with the accounting firm
CohnReznick, and Richard Larrabee, the director of the Port Commerce,
the Port Authority of NY and NJ, served as co-chairs for the event. The
10-year celebration in 2015 featured a sold-out audience for the awards
breakfast, media attention, and 37 events throughout the region. The
World Trade Week organization awarded scholarships to two Baruch
undergraduate students studying international business.
The Weissman Center for International Business Selected
as a Strategic Partner Organization by the U.S. Department
of Commerce
The Strategic Partnerships program is designed to
enhance promotion of U.S. exports in line with
the President’s National Export Initiative (NEI),
while simultaneously benefiting partner businesses and organizations by
facilitating their ability to offer enhanced value-added services to their
customers and members. The Weissman Center works with the Department
of Commerce on a number of projects such as World Trade Week.
The Weissman Center Invited to Join the Regional
Economic Development Council’s Global NY Work Group
As a follow-up to Governor Cuomo’s proposed 2014
Global NY Export Action Plan, the New York City,
Mid-Hudson and Long Island REDCs convened a joint
work group to discuss an implementation timeline. Weissman Center,
deputy director Lene Skou, is part of the work group.
WTW NYC Steering Committee
Lucy Ambrosino
The Port Authority of NY/NJ
Carmela Mammas
US Department of Commerce
KL Fredericks
US Department of Commerce
Joseph E. Schoonmaker
NY District Export Council, Chair
Peter Bengston
NY Public Library
Charles Dugan
NY District Export Council,
Treasurer
Barney Lehrer
NY District Export Council,
Webmaster
Lene Skou
WCIB, Baruch College,
WTW NYC Chair
Cynthia Duncan
US Council for International
Business
Nancy Ploeger
Manhattan Chamber Commerce
Brian Wills
NY/NJ Foreign Freight Forwarders
and Brokers Association
The Weissman Center is a member of the New York District Export Council.
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NYCdata
It's all Here! WCIB's Open Access Website about New York City
NYCdata is a website designed to be the only resource anyone is likely to need when
looking for information about New York City. Its purpose is to provide information to
students, businesses, and the general public in a free compendium on the City.
NYCdata is an extension of the Center’s mission to highlight the international character
of the City and its role in the world economy.
The website saw a record number of hits in early 2014 as the team launched a redesign
of the site aimed to ease navigation and used Twitter and Facebook proactively to drive
traffic. Analytics show that many data users are coming from Baruch and other CUNY
colleges.
The Center hired a new management team in January 2015. Under the new team
significant upgrades have been implemented, including new photos, a “Hidden Gems”
section, and a section on New York's iconic restaurants and food establishments.
The NYCdata Team
Eugene Spruck
Project Director
Timmy Leung
Digital Marketing
Coordinator
Ekaterina Betsukeili
Research Assistant
Soo Jung Kim
Research Assistant
You can find the WCIB in China in the cities of
Chengdu, Xiamen, Zhenzhou, Hong Kong, and Beijing.
Learn more about these destinations in the
World Cities chapter of NYCdata.
The World Cities chapter of NYCdata identifies the 100 largest U.S.
and international cities by population. NYCdata also provides links to each
city's website for more information. Separately, there is a detailed table
that ranks favorable characteristics for the largest business cities in the
world across many variables.
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BARUCH COLLEGE AT A GLANCE
Access
Value
Excellence
• More than 18,000 students
• More than 129 languages spoken
• 164 countries represented on campus
• 35 undergraduate majors
• 93 undergraduate minors
• 25 graduate-level specializations
• 1 doctoral program in business
• 14 varsity NCAA Division III sports
teams on campus
Baruch, a senior college in the City University of New York system, is named in honor of Bernard M. Baruch,
statesman, financier, and devoted alumnus. Baruch has a history of more than 160 years of making a worldclass education accessible to a highly motivated and diverse student body through three acclaimed schools:
the Zicklin School of Business; the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences; and the School of Public Affairs.
In its September/October 2015 issue, Washington Monthly says that
Baruch College ranks #1 in providing the “Best Bang for the Buck”
in the Northeast region of the United States.
Acknowledgments
We would like to thank all of our donors and the many Baruch
faculty and staff members as well as the volunteers that contribute
their time and expertise to make the Center a success.
Project Coordinator: Lene Skou, WCIB Deputy Director
Contributors: Dr. Richard Mitten, Director of Study Abroad
Beth Miller, WCIB Assistant Director
Sarah Demetz, Assistant Director of GSC/IB
and Work Abroad Coordinator
George Maris, Senior Accounting Coordinator
Design and Layout: Rachael Cronin Design
Editing and Proofreading: Sally Fay
Photos: We would like to thank the many Baruch students who
contributed their photos from abroad for this report.
Sarah Demetz helped select the photos that were included.
Follow us
Baruch College/CUNY
One Bernard Baruch Way, Box J-0810
New York, New York 10010
http://zicklin.baruch.cuny.edu/centers/weissman
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