The Career Activator is a new and unique program seed funded by KPMG U.S. Foundation Reaching New Heights Grant Program and National Grid’s Project C-Workforce Development grant. This 3-week residential program, focused on business students from underrepresented groups. Students will participate in workshops to develop their professional, interpersonal and leadership skills; work with a minority-owned business or nonprofit organization on Staten Island through a micro-internship or gig project; visit companies to understand organizational structure and workforce opportunities; and connect with an industry mentor. Learn more here.
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DELTA MU DELTA HONOR SOCIETY
Delta Mu Delta is a symbol of a student’s readiness to measure up to the responsibilities of the future. It is recognized and even sought by employer representatives who visit campuses to recruit graduates for careers in business, education, industry, and government.
Membership in Delta Mu Delta fulfills one of the requirements for entrance at the GS-7 level (rather than GS-5) in numerous professional and technical occupations in the federal service. Learn more here.
Delta Mu Delta Scholarship
For more information regarding Delta Mu Delta contact: Dr. Richard LaRocca
2021-2022 inductees
Bailey Hardy, Carly Ann Benjamin, Achintha Hettiarachi, Carter Bartram, Chris Ciccone, Nicholas Dolley, Sara Grace Rutherford, Blerina Vataksi, Vuk Bulajic, Sarah Melina, Joy Smith, Dominic Joseph Palermo
Join a student organization and get opportunities to meet students with similar interests, do projects that hone your skills, and add important involvement to your resumé.
We have four student organizations: The Brand Ambassadors, Agency on the Hill, Student Managed Investment Fund, and the Marketing & Management Club. The organizations are open to undergraduate and MBA students and they focus on various topics and initiatives.
BUSINESS INSIGHTS
Every month, we host a Business Insights conversation with industry leaders in different fields. This past year, we had conversations about marketing & public relations, finance, data privacy, and supply chain.
October 2022: Marketing & Public Relations
Alyssa Ahern (Senior Public Relations Manager, adidas) & Victoria Natenzon (Account Executive, Salesforce)
November 2022: Accounting & Finance
Leslie Gavioli (former SVP of finance at Fox News)
February 2023: Data Privacy
Cailin Kelly (Global Data Privacy Strategy, Bristol Myers Squibb)
March 2023: Supply Chain
Kakoli Mukherjee (Director of Supply Chain, CAMP) & Julio Ramirez (Director of Supply Chain Management, Clarins)













