The master’s in accounting program in the School of Business meets the New York State CPA licensure requirements, as well as providing skills and knowledge expected for superior performance in the increasingly demanding accounting profession.
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On Saturday, May 20, SUNY Geneseo held its 157th Commencement, conferring nearly a thousand degrees before a capacity audience of family, friends, faculty, and staff.
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Geneseo’s School of Business is introducing a new marketing major for undergraduate students beginning in Fall 2023.
Geneseo Adds Marketing Major Read More »
Geneseo’s marketing graduates are well prepared for careers in advertising, public relations, social media marketing, digital marketing, market research, sales management, and brand management.
Abdul Sanderson ’20 has been awarded both a prestigious 2023 Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowship and a 2023–24 US Student Fulbright award for Kyrgyzstan in highly competitive national competitions.
Abdul Sanderson ’20 Awarded Rangel and Fulbright Fellowships Read More »
A four-member team of students from Geneseo’s School of Business has won the Third Annual FDIC Academic Challenge.
SUNY Geneseo Wins FDIC Academic Challenge Read More »
South Hall (SUNY Geneseo/Keith Walters ’11) Publication Journal of Fixed Income Summary: The article investigates the performance of two different credit risk models, the credit ratings of S&P and the market-based credit risk models of Bloomberg, using 12,679 new corporate bonds issued by 933 firms through public offerings in the United States over the 1999–2015
Assessment of Credit Ratings and Credit Risk Models on Public Bonds Read More »
Pallavi Panda (SUNY Geneseo/Matt Burkhartt) Author Pallavi Panda Publication World Development (2020) Abstract: Trade can affect the development process of a country via various direct and indirect mechanisms. Empirically, it is difficult to identify causal effects, as trade is likely to be endogenous to other socioeconomic factors that also affect development. To overcome this problem,
Does Trade reduce Infant Mortality? Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa Read More »
Ben Ludlow ’23 springboards his self-motivation and passion for teamwork into swim accolades and academics.
The Core of Who I Am Read More »
School of Business News A fantastic job done by Professor Panda’s Econ 355 (Economic Development and Growth) students with regard to a community project/presentation for Geneseo Presbyterian Church. The students did a cost-benefit analysis for various charities working in developing countries and presented their findings to members of the community.
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