NEWS
The DeVille School of Business
November 2014 VOL 8
Student Allie Spurrier
Awarded Sigma Beta
Delta Fellowship
Accounting Alum Finds Inspiration in
the Art Institute of Chicago
Jo Ann Musgrave ’88
Director of Financial Information Systems
Art Institute of Chicago
Major: Accounting
I’m originally from Green, Ohio, but from
an early age I knew I wanted to live in a big
city. After graduating from Walsh in 1988, I
followed my dream and moved to Washington,
DC, where I worked and lived for 17 years
before relocating
to Chicago.
Walsh junior Alejandra “Allie” Spurrier, an
accounting and philosophy major, was
selected as one of 20 recipients of the
national 2014 Sigma Beta Delta Fellowship
Program. Spurrier was nominated by the
DeVille School of Business and is active in
many campus and community activities. She
was awarded $1,000 from the business
honorary, which gives only 11 scholarships
per year. Sigma Beta Delta-the International
Honor Society for Business, Management,
and Administration - is comprised of 375
chapters in 47 states, as well as three
international chapters.
“Not only is Allie an excellent student, as
demonstrated by her membership in Sigma
Beta Delta,” said Professional Associate
Business Professor Mary Ann Sponseller,
“but she also gives unselfishly of her time
and talents to the university and community
in many different areas.”
Spurrier has held accounting internships at
Goodwill Industries, Diebold Corporation,
and also travels regularly to Guatemala to
help her grandparents run a mission-based
hospital. She is currently serving as Walsh’s
chapter president of the Institute of
Management Accountants for the second
consecutive year.
The Central Finance Department provides
shared services for the museum and the
school. It’s interesting and fun because
I support the museum where we display
renowned works of famous artists and the
school that is preparing the next generation.
I manage the implementation of new
technology initiatives and act as a liaison
between finance departments and Information
Services. In a nutshell, I manage the finance
systems and get
involved with
project management,
My background
requirements
is primarily
gathering and
educational
process, upgrades,
non-profits, so
maintenance,
working in a
new system
Central Finance
implementation,
Department
training,
serving both
documentation,
the Art Institute
troubleshooting
of Chicago and
and report
the School of
creation. Having
the education
the Art Institute
and experience in
of Chicago has
accounting helps
been an excellent
me
understand
fit for both my
the
system issues
career and
staff
members
personal interests
face,
because I’ve
as an art fan. Our
Jo Ann Musgrave ’88 Director of Financial Information Systems been there and
accolades include
done that. When
recognition by
they have a deadline and there is a system issue
Columbia University’s National Arts
that needs an immediate resolution, I don’t
Journalism Survey as “the most influential
think twice because I’ve been in their shoes.
art college in the U.S.” The museum was
also voted number one in the world by
Tripadvisors. One thing I love is attending
after-hours meetings when the museum
is dark and quiet. I feel like Ben Stiller
in “Night at the Museum” waiting for the
exhibits to come to life!
I’m currently serving as the secretary for the
Walsh alumni chapter in Chicago, which
has been a great experience reconnecting
with my fellow alumni. Looking back, I’d
have to say that choosing Walsh definitely
ranks high on my list of best life decisions.
Internship in Beijing,
China Offers Walsh Senior
a World of Experience
Like many students, Ian Todd, a senior at
Walsh University, spent a part of his summer
working. It was the location, though, that
made his experience unique. Through
Walsh’s affiliate, the CAPA program, Todd
was able to intern as an Assistant Project
Manager on the international team for
the Global Mobile Game Confederation
(GMGC), a mobile gaming platform in
Beijing, China.
Todd’s internship required him to create
project plans and cover logistics for upcoming
corporate events.
“My work included helping to plan and
organize the Mobile Game Asia conference in
Singapore and serving in project management
for the Global Mobile Game Developers
Conference in Chengdu,” said Todd.
He made work-flow charts, organized
essential information, and ensured that all
deadlines were reached in the appropriate
time frame. His internship with GMGC
allowed him to do business in an international
and diverse workplace where many of the
people did not speak English. Not only did
he learn different methods for project
management, Todd enhanced his knowledge
of the Chinese language while abroad.
This September, Professor of Business
Dr. Rahmat Tavallali presented a research
paper titled “Economic Loss Versus Economic
Cost of Responding to Climate Change”
at the 15th Annual Global Conference on
Environmental Taxation (GCET) held in
Copenhagen, Denmark, and hosted by Aarhus
University, the second oldest and largest
university in Denmark. This year’s conference
included 159 environmental scientists,
faculty members, government officials and
environmental taxation experts from over
30 countries including the U.S., Australia,
China, France, Italy, United Kingdom,
Canada, Brazil, Russia, South Africa and
European Union.
Since 2000, Dr. Tavallali along with faculty
members from Cleveland State University
and The University of Akron, have organized
and presented at this annual conference,
which serves as an international meeting of
specialists and a forum for the exchange of
ideas and research findings on environmental
taxation and other market-based instruments
designed to protect the environment and
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foster sustainability. As one of the founders,
Dr. Tavallali has been instrumental in
organizing all 15 GCET conferences and
presented personally at 13 of the annual
symposiums. Walsh University has also
served as a past conference sponsor.
DUB Cathedrial in Dubrovnik, Croatia
In October, Director of the MBA Program
and Associate Professor of Marketing and
Healthcare Management Dr. Michael
Petrochuk and Assistant Professor of Business
Dr. Branko Bucar traveled to Dubrovnik,
Croatia, to present at the 2014 Summer
Global Business Conference. Organized by
the Innovation Institute, this conference
was first launched in 2010 and is intended
for academics and practitioners to meet and
exchange ideas on questioning the widely
OFFER REAL-WORLD LESSONS
•Fastenal, North America’s largest fastener present their Promotional Strategies to
distributor and the world’s most efficient Shaheen on November 13.
supplier of construction products,
“This course is designed to develop marketing
operating nearly 2,700 stores spanning
and communication concepts, with an
all 50 states and 20-plus nations.
emphasis on integrating communication
•Meals on Wheels, a non-profit
tools and promotion techniques across
organization that delivers nutritious meals different cultures,” said Hayes. “The entire
to senior citizens in their own homes.
project was a unique opportunity for our
students to gain some real-world experience
Additionally, students in the Information
not
found in a textbook, while providing a
Analysis class, accompanied by Dr. Rahmat
community-service
for a local business.”
Tavallali and Dr. Julie Szendrey, visited the
Todd is a management major on schedule to
graduate in spring 2015. Following Walsh,
Todd hopes to continue a career in project
management, ideally working internationally
for up to five years before returning to the
United States. He is in the process of
developing a potential non-profit organization
that could help people with needs such as
yard work, painting, basic construction, and
other service projects.
Faculty Members Present Unique Research
at International Conferences this Fall
Three faculty members from the DeVille
School of Business shared their expertise
globally by presenting unique research at two
international conferences during the fall semester.
Experiential Leaning Opportunities
held dogmas in business. This year’s conference included more than 100 scholars from
around the world and covered areas such as
Economics, Finance & Accounting,
Management, Marketing, Economics of
Socially Responsible Behaviors, Global
Interconnected Economies, Bankruptcy
and Distress, Financial Markets, Crises
Management, Quality Management, Project
Management, Ethics in Marketing and
Sports Marketing.
The conference brought together attendees
from over six continents to present their
research on the conference theme of
“Questioning the Widely Held Dogmas of
Business.” Dr. Bucar presented a paper in
the management track titled “Modeling the
Impact of the Resource-Acquisition Network
Signaling of Legitimacy on Firm Performance”
that was co-authored by Boštjan Antončič
from the University of Ljubljana. In addition,
Dr. Petrochuk presented his research in the
conference’s marketing track titled “Dispelling
the Dogma of Advertising: Advancing a
New Truth for Hospital Selection and Its
Implication for Other Service Providers,”
which included research from 4,500 surveyed
patients over a two-year period on why and
how they selected hospitals.
Diebold Innovation Center and Engineering
War Room to gain a better understanding of
how project management, product design
and development, and statistical analysis are
used in the business world.
P. Graham Dunn
DeVille School of Business students have
been participating in several initiatives this
semester that have extended learning
outside of the traditional classroom.
As a part Professor Patricia Berg’s and
Professor Elihu Edelson’s Integrative
Business Experience classes, students
visit organizations to better understand
real-world business operations, specifically
the management and marketing functions.
This semester, students visited the following
local businesses to study the relationships
between management and marketing,
focusing on how both disciplines are a part
of a larger system that is responsible for the
sustainability of an organization:
•P. Graham Dunn, the home furnishing,
wall décor and gift retail destination,
located in Dalton, Ohio.
“The entire project was a
unique opportunity for our
students to gain some
real-world experience not
found in a textbook, while
providing a communityservice for a local business.”
JumpStart’s Lamont Mackley with Walsh student Faisal Alotaibi
In addition, the Walsh Center for Business
Collaboration, led by Associate Professor of
Professor Justin Hayes, Global Integrated
Business Dr. Michelle Spain, launched its
Marketing Communications
own chapter of the Northeast Ohio Student
In Professor Justin Hayes’ Global Integrated Venture Fund (NEOSVF) to 18 students
Marketing Communications class, students
who have an interest in business or technology.
developed a team promotional strategy for
The goal of NEOSVF is to provide an
the Desert Inn restaurant in Canton, Ohio.
experiential learning opportunity for
The Desert Inn Restaurant Lounge Inc.,
students to understand the start-up company
offering an authentic Arabic dining experience, investment process. Each chapter of the
is a family owned business since 1970. Mark fund is able to invest up to $25,000 in
Shaheen, owner/operator of the Desert Inn,
companies that meet the definition of
spoke to the class in October to discuss his
“high technology.”
business marketing strategy and to answer
During the fall semester, students discussed
any student questions. Students were then
and studied business beginnings, heard
split into four teams to develop and then
investor pitches and reviewed investment
requests. One highlight included the
opportunity to interact directly with
JumpStart Senior Advisor Lamont Mackley
in October. JumpStart provides assistance to
diverse Northeast Ohio early-stage companies,
working one-on-one with entrepreneurs to
establish and achieve milestones of growth.
Mackley assists entrepreneurs as they work
through their seed funding pursuits to stimulate initial growth and adequately prepare
them for funding.
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2015 MBA Global Learning Trip
E X A M I N E S M E D I C A L T O U R I S M A N D H E A LT H C A R E A B R O A D
This June, Dr. Michael
Petrochuk, Director
of the MBA
Program and
Associate Professor
of Marketing and
Healthcare Management, will lead a
group of MBA students
to study global healthcare and medical
tourism throughout the United Kingdom,
Switzerland, and Italy. The Walsh group will
tour London, Geneva, Milan and Rome in a
trip designed exclusively for graduate students.
Within the past 10 years, medical tourism
has exploded. Patients today can travel to
other countries to seek diagnostic services
and therapeutic treatments. In the United
States, the Affordable Care Act, passed in
2010, integrates many “best in practice”
concepts and policies from around the
world – most notably, those countries that
and enjoy other experiences that will examine
the United Kingdom’s healthcare system.
Along with visiting respective healthcare
organizations, study participants will also
visit the Florence Nightingale Museum and
the Royal College of Physicians Museum
(both in London).
The Swiss healthcare system has been ranked
as the top system world-wide. While the UK
healthcare system is focused on the acute
care delivery system, the Swiss healthcare
system is organized around enhancing public
health, reducing costs, and promoting
personal responsibility. During their visit to
Switzerland, students will visit the University
of Geneva Hospital and attend a lecture
from a Swiss health policy expert. Along
with visiting healthcare facilities, study
participants will “explore the past” through
visits to the International Red Cross global
headquarters and International Red Cross
and Red Crescent museum, both in Geneva.
In addition, participants will visit the World
Health Organization to discuss global
healthcare and the organization’s world
health rankings. Italy also has a nationalized
healthcare system and was named second
on a recent World Health Organization
ranking. While in Milan and Rome, the
Walsh group will also visit specialty hospitals,
Policlinico Hospital, St. Peter’s Basilica,
Rome Convention & Visitors Bureau and
attend a Papal Audience.
Cost is $3,800 per person. Interested
participants should contact Dr. Petrochuk
for more information at
[email protected].
Walsh accounting students had the unique
opportunity to meet with potential
employers, many of them alumni, during
the Evening with the Accountants held on
September 19. Organized by the Walsh
Career Center, and held in collaboration
with the DeVille School of Business,
approximately 60 accounting students
attended the professional networking event.
The Royal College of Physicians, United Kingdom
“This global experience
will examine the unique
challenges faced within the
U.S. healthcare system by
analyzing the policy,
organization, and delivery
of other countries,”
have adopted nationalized medical plans
and universal healthcare insurance.
“This global experience will examine the
unique challenges faced within the U.S.
healthcare system by analyzing the policy,
organization, and delivery of other countries,”
said Dr. Petrochuk. “At the same time, the
trip will also apply universal marketing
theories and concepts within the framework
of a medical tourism experience.”
Global Learning participants will visit a
National Health Service hospital, the
world’s first hospice (Saint Christopher’s
Hospice), meet with the Ministry of Health,
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Fourteen companies participated including
Novogradac & Company, Northwestern
Mutual, Bruner-Cox LLP and Rea &
Associates. Among the alumni present were
Christopher Roush ’88 (Rea & Associates);
Kyle Hennis ’11 (Bruner-Cox), Jennifer
Grossman ’06 (Bruner-Cox), George
Donkers ’12 (Novogradac & Company),
Austin Power ’10 (Novogradac & Company)
and Jacob M. Boron ’13 (Northwestern
Mutual).
“Each year the Career Center is excited to
host this event for our current accounting
students,” said Career Center Director
Shaanette M. Fowler. “This event provides
our students with the opportunity to network
with talent acquisition leaders seeking both
interns and graduating seniors seeking full
time employment opportunities. Even
our first year accounting students can gain
valuable knowledge about the various career
opportunities that exist. Evening with the
Accountants is a very popular event within
the accounting industry.”
“Students have the
opportunity to practice
interview skills, polish their
resumes and interact with
potential employers in a
fun and informal setting.”
Professional Associate Professor of Business, Mary Sponseller
“We are grateful that so many of our alumni
returned to campus to meet and offer advice
to current students,” said Professional
Associate Professor of Business Mary Ann
Sponseller. “Students have the opportunity
Students meet with potential employers and business representatives from the area.
Dr. Michael Petrochuk
St. Peter’s Basilica, Rome Convention & Visitors Bureau
Saint Christophers Hopice, United Kingdom
Networking Event
Connects Students
with Alums,
Potential Employers
to practice interview skills, polish their
resumes and interact with potential
employers in a fun and informal setting.
For our business representatives, it’s a
chance to meet young talent, promote
their organization and make important
connections for the future. It’s a win-win
for everyone in attendance.”
T W O FA C U LT Y M E M B E R S B E C O M E P U B L I S H E D A U T H O R S
Dr. Philip Kim published his book
Chase One Rabbit: 10 Habits that Move You
from Failure to Success in September 2014.
In Chase One Rabbit, Dr. Kim examines the
10 Habits that will
move readers from
failure to success.
As a former high
school dropout
turned college
professor,
Dr. Kim gives
examples from
his own life
and those of
successful
entrepreneurs to show how to achieve
success – by utilizing his 10 habits, one step
at a time. Dr. Phil Kim presented the keynote address on his 10-step strategy at the
Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce
Aultcare Fast Break Breakfast on October 10.
He was also featured that day in an article in
the Canton Repository newspaper.
Dr. Steve Riczo, a regular contributing
author to USA Today magazine, published
his book The Cancer Prevention Handbook:
Excerpts from 100+ Exclusive Interviews with
Leading Experts on the Latest Research on
Cancer Prevention. The book is filled with
quotes from 120 experts around the country
and represents some of the most current
thinking on a number of important health
topics such as: how to effectively lose weight
and keep it off,
protecting
children’s health,
and how to
effectively deal
with a wide
range of known
cancer risk factors.
Excerpts from
the book were
published in
the July 2014
Issue of USA
Today magazine.
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FALL CLUB EVENTS FOSTER LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE
groups such as Sisters in Christ, helped to
launch the new Women Empowerment
(WE) Initiative on campus this semester. WE
aims to facilitate a network of interconnected
events on campus presented from a variety
of disciplinary perspectives, which will help
students think critically about approaching
the unique challenges female students and
professionals face in contemporary society.
The DeVille School of Business Lean In
series held a special mentoring event this
October that featured a panel of professional
women who discussed what it takes to “lean
“This service project is one that our AMA
club gets excited to do each year,” said Calli
Johns, American Marketing Association
Chapter President. “We were even more
grateful to team up with other clubs on
In addition, the American Marketing
Association (AMA) Campus Chapter teamed
up with two student clubs, the Council for
Exceptional Children and the Design Club,
in coordinating the third annual Operation
Christmas Child Shoebox packing party.
Lean In Event
campus. I am extremely proud of all the
hard work that all the members put into
this project. We had a wonderful time at
our packing party and we even held an ugly
Christmas sweater party to kick-off the
season in style!”
“We were even more grateful to team up with other clubs
on campus. I am extremely proud of all the hard work
that all the members put into this project.
Calli Johns, American Marketing
Association Chapter President
The Lean In series, together with student
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Students collecting donations over several
weeks and in one night, packaged the toys,
school supplies and other goodies into
shoeboxes that will be sent around the world
to needy children for Christmas. Prior to
the service project, AMA held a bake sale
in the David Center where the team was
able to raise more than $150 to be donated
towards the service project.
Walsh alumnus
Ronald J. Manse
’71 has been named
to the new position
of Executive in
Residence for the
DeVille School
of Business. As
Walsh’s Director of
Economic Alliances
since 2012, Manse
will also continue to serve in his role as the
key liaison between prospective stakeholders
and Walsh University.
In his new role in the DeVille School of
Business, Manse will be responsible for
directing the mentoring program, internships
and inspiring entrepreneurial experiences
on campus.
“I look forward to working with the students
to help transition them from the classroom
to the business world and to provide additional opportunities from my own community network,” said Manse.
Ronald J. Manse, CPA, has more than 40
years of experience in taxation and business
consulting. His expertise includes tax exempt
tax planning, internal tax strategies and
individual and corporate tax planning. He
joined the accounting firm of Bruner-Cox
LLP in 1997 and served as managing
DSOB Student Receives
Best Paper Award at Atlantic
Marketing Association
Annual Conference
Walsh Students with LEAN IN speakers Anna Danese, Lora Harley ’97, and Kristin Selby
in” and achieve success in the world. Guests
included Girl Scouts of North East Ohio
Manger of Volunteer Development Anna
Danese, Eaglowski & Co. Certified Public
Accountant Lora Harley ’97, and Grabowski
& Co. Director of Traffic and Workflow
Kristin Selby.
Ronald J. Manse Appointed as DeVille School
of Business Executive in Residence
UPCOMING
WE Initiative events
College Women Rock Week
March 9-13
Women’s Empowerment
Conference
March 20-21
Abigail Eisenbrei, corporate communication
major and Honors student, along with
Professor of Business Dr. Julie Szendrey
and Assistant Professor of Sociology
Dr. Laci Fiala, received the “Best Paper”
Award in the Internet/Social Media track at the
2014 Atlantic Marketing Association Annual
Conference, September 26, in Asheville,
NC. Their submission was entitled “Brand
Personality Perception across Integrated
Marketing Communication Tools and the
Influence of Human Personality.”
The Atlantic Marketing Association is a national
organization that concentrates on merging
PR OFE SSIONAL ACHIE V E ME NTS
Dr. Steven Edelson, Dr. Phil Kim and
Prof. Chase Senk, presented a paper titled
partner from January 2003 until December “Creating an Integrated Business Curriculum:
2010. Before joining Bruner-Cox LLP, Ron
Lessons for Learning” at the Organizational
was a tax partner at Ernst & Young for 28 years. Behavior Teaching Conference (OBTC)
in Nashville, TN. OBTC is the leading
Active in the community, Manse is a member
conference for the scholarship of teaching
of the American Institute of Certified
and learning in the management domain
Public Accountants and The Ohio Society
and will be hosted by Walsh University in
of Certified Public Accountants. Currently,
June
2016.
he serves as chairman for the North Canton
Medical Foundation Board of Directors and Coordinator of Advancement and Assessment
Stacy Hilterbrand, Prof. Pat Berry and
is past chairman of the Canton Regional
Dr. Steven Edelson, presented a paper titled
Chamber of Commerce Business Excel“Peer and Professional: Dual Extracurricular
lence Award Committee. Ron also serves
Mentoring Programs to Support Student
as treasurer and past chairman of Canton
Success,” also at the Organizational Behavior
Tomorrow and Downtown Canton Land
Teaching
Conference in Nashville, TN.
Bank. He is a board member and chairman
for the Sisters of Charity Foundation Distri- Dr. Steven Edelson, on behalf of two
bution Committee. In addition, Manse is a
colleagues from Syracuse University,
member of the Stark County Port Authority presented a paper titled “New Venture
and the Stark Entrepreneurship Alliance.
Organization Personality and Recruitment:
Understanding
the Job Seeker’s Perspective”
Among his many accomplishments, Manse
at
the
Academy
of Management Annual
was named Walsh’s 1997 Outstanding
Conference in Philadelphia, PA.
Alumnus and was the recipient of the 1997
Dr. Phil Kim, had an abstract titled “What’s
Stark County Small Business Advocate
the Price of Privacy? A Study of the
of the Year award. He was most recently
Perceptions of College Students and Industry
honored by the Canton Regional Chamber
Professionals on the Costs of Information
of Commerce with the 2012 Community
Privacy” accepted for presentation at the
Salute Award of Merit for his over 35 years
Information Systems Educators Conference
of volunteer efforts in the Canton/Stark
2014
in Baltimore, MD.
County region.
Dr. Branko Bucar, Prof. Mike Reolfi, Dr.
Ron earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in
Karen Stock, Dr. Julie Szendrey and Carolyn
accounting from Walsh University in 1971.
Embree, Director of the General Education
Program, have been accepted to present
“The Application of Gaudium et Spes in
academic theory with real world business
Business School Curriculum Development:
practices. The annual conference mission is
Examples of Course Assignments, Assessment
to share research ideas and discoveries through
Tools, and Challenges Faced” at the academic
presentations and special sessions. Members
conference “The Church in the Modern World:
include academic professors, doctoral students, Teaching and Understanding Gaudium et Spes
and business professionals from around the globe. after 50 Year” at the University of St. Thomas
in St. Paul, MN.
Prof. Patricia Berg, has co-authored a
manuscript titled “Faith Integration in the
Classroom: A Plural View” that has been
accepted for publication in the Christian
Business Academy Review (CBAR). The
printing is scheduled for May 2015.The
CBAR is a blind peer-reviewed spring
publication of the Christian Business
Faculty Association.
Dr. Karen Stock, Assistant Professor of
Business, earned her Doctor of Management
Degree from Case Western Reserve University.
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2014 OUTSTANDING SENIORS HONORED
Congratulations to the DeVille School of Business
2014 Honors Graduates and Outstanding Seniors who were honored
during the May 4, 2014, Commencement Ceremony:
Gabriel Burgos, Thesis: “The Impact of
Ownership Structure of the Financial
Performance of Airlines in the International
Context.” Thesis Director: Dr. Branko
Bucar; Reader: Dr. Koop Berry.
Ellen Cinadr, Thesis: “Cultural Distance
Factors and Their Influence on Disability
Discrimination Protection Laws Internationally.” Thesis Director: Dr. Steve
Edelson; Reader: Dr. Lisa Stickney.
Abby Eisenbrei, Thesis: “Brand Personality
Perception Across Integrated Marketing
Communication Tools and the Influence of
Human Personality.” Thesis Director:
Dr. Julie Szendrey; Reader: Dr. Laci Fiala.
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Sarah Feeney, Thesis: “Was It Really
Worth It: A Deeper Look into how
Sarbanes-Oxley Impacts ROA and ROE in
the Banking Industry.” Thesis Director:
Dr. Philip Kim; Reader: Prof. Joseph Ezzie.
Jordan Weaver, Accounting
Sarah Feeney, Finance
Gabriel Burgos, Global Business
Ellen Cinadr, Management
Steven Gambone, Marketing
Nic Harvey, Thesis: “The Financial
School for Professional Studies
Performance of Banks Pre- and Post-Merger Following the Passage of the GrammLeach-Bliley Act: Are merged banks more
profitable than their pre-merger stand-alone
banks?” Thesis Director: Prof. Chase Senk;
Reader: Dr. Carole Mount.
DeVille School of Business 2014
Outstanding Seniors
Christopher Ippolito, Business
(Wall Street Journal Award)
Jennifer Wagner, Accounting
James Jacobs, Finance
Daniel Nelson, Management
Tanya Pollard, Management
Michael Hawkes, Marketing