Muhammad Zaffar and Haya Ajjan, both students in the Ph.D. in IT program in the Belk College of Business,had co-authoredpapers presented at the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS), held in Paris last December.
CIS is the premier, selective, international conference on information systems. Only about 20 percent of the papers submitted are accepted.
A team from the UNC Charlotte chapter of Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) will travel to Philadelphia to participate in the organization’s annual exposition and national competition May 10-12.
This is UNC Charlotte’s sixth appearance in SIFE’s national competition. The team has won the regional competition every year since its founding in 2004.
The Belk College of Business is pleased to announce a new professional development initiative for graduate students: the Professional Development Program, or PDP.
The PDP will help students define their individual skills, values, interests and potential so they can focus their career goals. A highlight of the program will be a mentoring component, in which students...
With registration underway, the Belk College reminds students about the policy for adding students to closed classes.
Students will not be added to any closed classes. Do not contact the instructor or the Advising Center to ask for an exception.*
Faculty and staff in the Belk College of Business celebrated diversity today at the first annual Heritage Feast, a potluck celebration of ethnic, regional and cultural foods. Attendees provided a favorite dish and voted on their favorites.
Congratuations to the winners:
Sungjune Park andChandrasekar Subramaniam, both assistant professors of management information systems, have been awardeda grantfor their pedagogical project, “The Use of Virtualization Technologies in Information Systems Education.”
The Faculty CID Grant is funded by UNC Charlotte to support innovation in curriculum and instructional...
Denis G. Arnold, Surtman distinguished scholar in business ethics and associate professor of management in the Belk College of Business, will make the keynote presentation at the annual symposium of the Nottingham University Business School (UK) International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility.
Dr. Joseph B. Mazzola has been named dean of The Belk College of Business at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Later this summer, he will join one of the Carolinas' largest business programs, with more than 2,500 undergraduate students, 500 graduate students and 84 full-time faculty members.
Mazzola, a professor at the McDonough School of Business at...
A team of UNC Charlotte students has placed in the top ten in the nation in the annualDeloitte Tax Case Study Competition, sponsored by the Deloitte Foundation.
The team consisted of Aaron Cohen, Jessica DeSantis, Russell Griffin, and Maaike Mulders. All are students in the Master of Accountancy program in the Belk College of Business.
Wei Tsay, an International Business major with a minor in Economics, from Lexington, NC, was selected to speak at UNC Charlotte's recent Commencement ceremony. He is pictured here with Chancellor Phil Dubois.
While a student in the Belk College of Business Tsay was active in a number of student organizations, most notably serving as president of Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE).