is csu east bay mba program good?

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1. Cal State East Bay

   July 12, 2010 at 3:25 pm

   Congratulations on being admitted to the MBA program at Cal State East Bay. Please tell your supervisor that our College of Business and Economics has been selected as one of the best business schools in the United States for four straight years by The Princeton Review.

   “In the school’s MBA program, as well as their graduate programs in economics and taxation, you’ll find great professors who have firsthand knowledge of the outside business world,” the Princeton Review reports. “One of the benefits of a CSUEB degree is that students have the opportunity to focus on their education on one of a range of business specialties, including entrepreneurship, finance, human resources and organizational behavior, information technology management, marketing management, international business, or operations and supply chain management. ”

   “Located in the Oakland suburb of Hayward, CSUEB is enviably positioned near both San Francisco and Silicon Valley,” the Princeton Review said in describing the student environment. “Nonetheless, attending CSUEB is comfortable and convenient, and the Valley Business (and Technology) Center is excellent. ”

   The Department of Economics holds a weekly economics research workshop that provides a forum for presenting and debating faculty research. Organizers invite U. S. and international specialists to discuss their research and published work at the Wednesday Economic Seminars. Once per month the Smith Center for Private Enterprise Studies co-hosts the event and invites a nationally renowned speaker.

   Business and Economics professors and administrators are highly regarded and many actively publish within their research areas.

   In April 2010, Terri Swartz, dean of the College of Business and Economics, was recognized among the “Most Influential Women in Bay Area Business” by the San Francisco Business Times.

   Finance Professor Jerry Lui and his research on Google stock manipulation was featured in Forbes Magazine. http://www. forbes. com/forbes/2009/0622/technology-stocks-fraud-google-options-odyssey. html

   Business Professors Stephen Shmanske and Franklin Lowenthal were recently quoted in the New York Times.

   Zinovy Radovilsky, professor of management, contributed chapters to The Handbook of Technology Management.

   Accounting and Finance Assistant Professor Scott Fung won the Best Paper in Investments Award at the Annual Southwestern Finance Association (SWFA).

   International Journal of Production Economics recently accepted new research for publication from Cal State East Bay Management Professor Chongqi Wu.

   Jed DeVaro, associate professor of management and economics, published a new article in the Journal of Organizational Behavior. He proposes a new theoretical model that integrates relational job design and compensation.

   Daniel Martin, assistant professor of management, published a new article, “Validation of the moral competency inventory measurement instrument: Content, construct, convergent and discriminant approaches” in the peer reviewed journal, Management Research Review.

   Journal of Business Research published research by Assistant Professor of Marketing and Entrepreneurship Yi He on the international marketplace.

   If you haven’t already, we invite you to take a campus tour. Walking tours of the campus depart from the Welcome Center Monday-Friday at 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. Tours are led by a Student Ambassador, and visit academic facilities, campus landmarks and residence halls. Tours typically take 45-60 minutes. Please wear comfortable shoes. Reservations are requested; however, walk-ins are welcome.

   We hope to see you on campus!