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College of Business Administration Quarterly Newsletter |
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October 2006 - Volume 8.1
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Greetings from the College of Business
Administration!
In this edition of the Executive, you’ll find
articles about events happening around the College
and within the community. We were pleased to sponsor
the Wachovia Community Forum, as well as host the
Tampa Code Camp, which were both marked with
impressive community involvement. Within the
College, we were proud to hold our annual
Scholarship Luncheon, which boasted over 100 of our
best and brightest students, and a Network
Practicing Event, which featured area employers.
You’ll also find features on our various programs
and departments, including the EMBA program, which
ranked in the top ten in a national magazine, and
our Small Business Development Center, which helps
thousands of area businesses grow and thrive.
I hope you enjoy this edition and are as proud as I
am of the students, faculty, staff and alumni that
helped make it possible.

Robert Forsythe, Dean
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EMBA Program Ranked #10 in the Country for Hispanics |
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Recently, the University of South Florida College of
Business Administration Executive MBA program was
ranked #10 in the country for Hispanics according to
Hispanic Trends Magazine. Rankings were based on job
placement, the Graduate Management Admissions
Council (GMAC) test, Hispanic and minority student
enrollment, proportion of students who hold the
position of chairman, CEO or president, and the
average base salaries and work experience of new
entrants.
Full story...
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Mind Your Business: A Profile of the Small Business
Development Center |
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Since opening nearly thirty years ago, the Small
Business Development Center (SBDC) has served over
100,000 small businesses, helping them get off of
the ground or grow their already successful
establishment. The University of South Florida
College of Business Administration opened the SBDC
in 1979.
Read more...
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“Growing and Thriving in Tampa Bay” Forum Discusses
Tampa Economy |
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Business and community leaders gathered to discuss
economic challenges and successes of the Tampa Bay
area at the Wachovia/USF Community Forum September
20, 2006 at the Wyndham Westshore hotel.
Full story...
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Students Learn Valuable Skills at Practice
Networking Event |
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Students honed their networking skills at the
College of Business Practice Networking Event held
September 8th in the new graduate wing. The event
was sponsored by Target and coordinated by The
Office of Employer Relations.
Read More...
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Center for Entrepreneurship Kicks Off Business
Networking Series |
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Dr. Michael Fountain, Director of USF’s Center for
Entrepreneurship, hosted a luncheon for 30 of
Tampa’s business leaders as part of a series of
business networking luncheons to introduce the
College’s new Dean, Bob Forsythe, to the business
community. The attendees included local
entrepreneurs, leaders of technology companies, and
partners in venture capital firms. This series of
luncheons is being hosted by the College’s board
members, corporate partners, alumni, and friends.
Shown here: Dr. Fountain, Dean Forsythe and Bruce
Register, Corporate Development Business Manager for
Hillsborough County.
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Outstanding Alumni |
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College of Business Alumnus
Helps EMBA Students Learn to "Be
Happy!"
The Value of Education:
A Profile of Alumnus Rear Admiral Adam Robinson
It’s time for Super Bull X!
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Student Spotlight |
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Technology Brings Together
Campus and Community at Tampa Bay Code
Camp
"New Perspectives in
Achievements:" The College Celebrates
Scholarship Recipients
Muslim Ali: Why He
Calls Himself a “Citizen of Earth”
College Congratulates First
Graduating Class of Masters in
Entrepreneurship Program
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Focus on Faculty & Staff |
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Join us in welcoming new
faculty: Maureen Butler, Lisa Gaynor,
Michael Harris, Richard Johnson, Andrea Kelton, Nick
Mastracchio, Dror Parnes, Richard Plank, Greg
Robbins, John Selsky, Aarta Sharma, Lei Wedge
Celebrate the accomplishments
of COBA's finest: Manish Agrawal,
Stephanie Bryant, Kaushal Chari, Cynthia Cohen,
Rajiv Dant, Victoria Panzer
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University of South Florida College of Business Administration | 4202 E. Fowler Ave., BSN 3403 | Tampa | FL | 33620
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