| |  | | | 9/28/2009 | Everyone knows business internships are extremely valuable experiences, but now they are more important than ever! The state of the economy has negatively impacted the job market, so more graduates are competing for fewer positions. Having internship experience gives job candidates an edge in the competition. The competition for business internships is tougher now as well. Students should apply for sponsorship from the CLE as soon as possible if they plan to complete an internship during the spring 2010 semester. Spring 2010 Internship Application Deadlines:
Friday, November 13th -- Students seeking assistance from CLE
Friday, January 29th -- Students who have found internships on their own Click here to review the CLE's internship guidelines and complete the application for sponsorship. | | 3/30/2009 | Prof. Leslie Kendrick's Advertising and Promotion class (660.450) is competing against students from nine other universities by designing and implementing a campaign to promote Nissan's newest vehicle, the cube.
You can check out the cube, plus participate in fun promotional events, right here on the Homewood campus!
Wednesday 4/1 and Thursday 4/2 - the cube car and free food, 11-2 at Levering Courtyard Friday 4/3 - main event featuring the cube, JHU men's lacrosse game, free BBQ, raffles, moonbounce and giveaways, 11am at the grass circle outside Homewood field.
It's time to "get in and play" at www.getinandplay.com. Learn more about the cube, see what the cubeman's up to, and register to win exclusive website visitor prizes today!
Read more about the competiton here. | | 3/30/2009 | The 10th Annual JHU Business Plan Competition Finals will be held Friday, April 3, from 3-5 at Charles Commons, Homewood campus. Watch as 12 teams from WSE, KSAS, CBS, SAIS SoM and BSPH compete for cash prizes in two categories - General Business and Biotechnology/Medical Devices.
For more information, please contact Stacy Hernandez, stacy.hernandez@jhu.edu. | | 2/12/2009 | Everyone knows business internships are extremely valuable experiences, but now they are more important than ever! The state of the economy has negatively impacted the job market, so more graduates are competing for fewer positions. Having internship experience gives job candidates an edge in the competition. The competition for business internships is tougher now as well. Students should apply for sponsorship from the CLE as soon as possible if they plan to complete interships over the summer and/or during the fall 2009 semester. Summer Internship Application Deadlines:
Monday, April 13th -- Students seeking assistance from CLE
Monday, June 1st -- Students who have found internships on their own Fall Internship Application Deadlines:
Monday, April 13th -- Students seeking assistance from CLE
Monday, September 7th -- Students who have found internships on their own
Click here to review the CLE's internship guidelines and complete the application for sponsorship. | | 11/25/08 | We've just added a fourth section of 660.205 Business Law I and a seventh section of 661.150 Oral Presentations to the spring schedule.
Click here for the day/time of 660.205.04
Click here for the days/time of 661.150.07 | | 11/13/2008 | CLE is promoting three Intersession courses, including two NYC trips and a brand new Marketing course.
660.150 Public Relations & Media in the Big Apple
660.155 Neuromarketing & Consumer Behavior (N,S)
180.104 Economics: Seminar in Financial Literacy/Day on the Street Trip (S)
For more information, click here. | | 11/12/2008 | CLE is pleased to announce the addition of three new classes to our course offerings. They will each be offered in the spring 2009. 660.300 (S) Managerial Finance: MWF 10-10:50am 660.321 (W) Managing Social Enterprises: T 3-5:45pm
660.401 (S) Advanced Corporate Finance: M 6:15-9pm Please note: effective spring 2009, 660.302 Corporate Finance will no longer be offered. It will, however, continue to count toward the E&M minor for students who have already taken the class. View our November newsletter for more information about these classes, and an explanation for the restructuring of 660.302 Corporate Finance. Please see our updated course plan form to see how the new classes fit into the E&M minor requirements. | | 10/24/2008 | Plans for the 2009 JHU Business Plan Competition are well underway. Please note the following key dates and deadlines: Friday, February 20th - all business plans entries due by 5:00pm
Friday, March 6th - top 12 teams in each category are notified
Friday, March 27th - Semi-finals are held; top 6 teams in each category are
announced
Friday, April 10th - Finals are held; winners are announced; reception to follow
Please visit the BPC website for more information.
View BPC flyer | | 10/17/2008 | The Baltimore Chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) is now accepting applications for its 2009 Undergraduate Marketing Education Scholarships, which will be awarded to three exceptional undergraduate students in marketing or a marketing-related degree program in Spring 2009. This year’s first place winner will receive a $2,500 scholarship, and two runners-up will receive $500 book scholarships. the award at the Chapter’s Marketing Excellence Banquet—in front of 70-100 marketers from Baltimore…a great networking opportunity. For more information and the application, click here. | | 10/13/2008 | Mike Levine is an inventor and holds more than 70 patents, including Tivo, a programmable thermostat and a microprocessor.
He will give a talk entitled "Where There's a Will, There's a Way" on Thursday, October 16 at 3pm in Shaffer 300. He will be speaking to the students in our Creativity and Innovation class, and all others are welcome to attend. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, please see the flyer.
NEW - listen to the talk here. | | 10/8/2008 | Larry Tracy is one of the country’s leading presentation coaches and has presented before former President Reagan and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
He will share his expertise about persuasive presentations on Wednesday, October 15 at 6pm in Hodson 213. Refreshments will be provided.
For more information, please see the flyer. | | 9/29/2008 | CLE has the following employment opportunities available:
Full-time Lecturer
Part-time Lecturer
Experiential Programs Manager
Information about the faculty positions can be found here.
Information about the staff position can be found here. | | 7/14/2007 | Hopkins Technology Commercialization Agency, one of the student-run companies sponsored by CLE, is accepting applications for several technology research analyst positions. Click here for the full job description and learn how to apply.
Contact HTCA's Enterprise Manager, Riaz Virani at htca@jhu.edu for more information. | | 4/29/2008 | Congratulations to the winners of the Johns Hopkins University Business Plan Competition finals! The winners of the General Business Category are: First place: BuildingBlok ($5,000)
Justin Nolan, Nolan Matthews Second Place: Homewood Real Estate Investment Corporation ($3,000)
Andrew Faulkner, Akshay Paintal, Justin Waite Third Place: Blanco ($1,000)
Stephen Fedder, Ben Stein The winners of the Life Sciences Category are: First Place: AccuDiagnostiX ($5,000)
Neeraja Balachander, Kshitiz Gupta, Divya Paliway, Saurabh Paliwal Second Place: Silexyn ($3,000)
Pichet Adstamongkonkul, Kryt Chattrabutti, Lisa Carey, Danielle Dorfman, Jan Lee, Sarah Shaake, Jean Wang Third Place: RegenRx Pharmaceuticals ($1,000)
Curtis Chong, Ankit Mahadevia
Click here for a full description of the finals.
| | 4/24/2008 | Please note the following changes to our fall course offerings: 1. added third section of Principles of Marketing - Prof. Wills, Tuesdays 3-5:30
2. added fourth section of Business Law I - Prof. Goldenberg, Wednesdays 6:15-8:45
3. canceled second section of Business Law II, but there is still space to enroll in
section one
4. canceled Selling Strategies & Sales Management
5. canceled Scientific Writing These changes will be reflected on the Registrar's website next week.
E&M fall schedule
PCP fall schedule | | 4/10/2008 | The ninth annual JHU Business Plan Competition will be held on Friday, April 11, at 3:00pm, followed by a reception. All are welcomed to attend! The six finalist teams in the General Business category will present and be judged in Hodson 213. The six finalist teams in the Life Science category will present and be judged in Hodson 311. The reception will be held in the 3rd floor lobby of Hodson. We hope to see you there! | | 3/17/2008 | The March edition of our newsletter is now available here for your viewing pleasure. We'll be posting each month's edition on our website, and hard copies will be distributed in our E&M and PCP courses as well as available in our main office. Past editions will be archived online as well. If you have any suggestions or contributions for the newsletter, please contact Kristen (kittner@jhu.edu), 410-516-7189, or stop by her office. | | 2/27/2008 | Mike Stolarik (WSE, '73) will be giving a talk on Thursday, March 13 in the Mason Hall Auditorium at 4:00pm. He is the President, Mission Solutions Group for QinetiQ North Amrerica
QinetiQ is rumored to be the inspiration for James Bond's "Q" character and the
"Q Branch," which researches and develops hi-tech gadgetry for the British Secret Service. For more information, view the flyer here. | | 2/13/2008 | Everyone knows business internships are extremely valuable experiences, but now they are more important than ever! The state of the economy has negatively impacted the job market, so more graduates are competing for fewer positions. Having internship experience gives job candidates an edge in the competition. The competition for business internships is tougher now as well. Students should apply for sponsorship from the CLE as soon as possible if they plan to complete interships over the summer and/or during the fall 2008 semester. Summer Internship Application Deadlines:
Friday, April 4 -- Students seeking assistance from CLE
Friday, May 20 -- Students who have found internships on their own Fall Internship Application Deadlines:
Friday, April 4 -- Students seeking assistance from CLE
Friday, September 12 -- Students who have found internships on their own Click here to review the CLE's internship guidelines and complete the application for sponsorship. | | | 1/30/2008 | | The Marshal L. Salant Student Investment Team is currently accepting applications for the 2008-2009 academic year. For more information, please review this PDF file, or contact Benjamin Gibbs at bgibbs@jhu.edu. Applications are due by Friday, February 29, 2008 at 5PM. | | | 12/2008 | Benjamin Gibbs, former Financial Analyst for the CLE, has changed roles and now works as the Experiential Programs Manager. As a former Hopkins student and E&M minor, Ben enjoys working more closely with students and expanding the experiential programs as well.
James Wells joined the CLE staff in October as our new Financial Analyst. He is quite popular around here because he is the person who makes sure everyone gets paid!
Meghan Phelan is our newest staff member and joins the office as our second Sr. Academic Program Coordinator. She works on such a wide variety of student/faculty related jobs, that if you haven't met her yet, you certainly will soon! | | | 9/2007 | | | The requirements for the Minor have been revised, effective fall 2007. The most notable change is that Calculus is now a required course, but the course with a Calculas prerequisite is no longer necessary. The new requirements can be found here. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions for more details. | | 9/2007 | | Julie Reiser joined the PCP faculty in July. A Utah native, she has resided in Baltimore while working on her Ph.D. at Hopkins. She taught two sections of Technical Communication during the fall 2007 semester, and will be adding a section of Oral Presentations to her line-up for spring 2008.
Eric Vohr is the newest faculty member to join the PCP. Initially slated to start teaching in spring 2008, he was able to jump in and take over a Technical Communication class, after the original professor, Nick Allocca, suddenly passed away. Eric brings much teaching, reporting, and writing experience to the CLE.
Eric Rice and Leslie Kendrick have both gone from teaching part time for the CLE to becoming full time lecturers and now have offices on campus. Eric will continue to teach in both PCP and E&M. Leslie will continue teaching our Marketing courses, and takes on the added role of Internship Coordinator for the Whiting School of Engineering.
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