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This piece was contributed by Sarah Fetters, Director of Communications, UNCW Division of University Advancement.
With more than 20 years as an educator on UNCW’s campus and the Cameron School of Business (CSB), Janicki has helped countless students secure networking opportunities, internships and jobs while contributing to Wilmington’s thriving technology community.
In this Hawk's Eye View, the professor recently shared his thoughts on UNCW, student success, studying abroad and more.
What made you get into teaching?
I worked seven years for a Fortune 500 company, had my own retail stores and a management training firm, which had similarities to teaching.
While I had the management training firm, a friend of mine was desperate for someone to teach some night courses at Robert Morris University. I started teaching and loved it. My friend said, ‘You know you've got the skill to do this. If you really like it, go and get your Ph.D.
Robert T. Burrus, Jr., Ph.D., is the dean of the Cameron School of Business at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, named in June 2015. Burrus joined the UNCW faculty in 1998. Prior to his current position, Burrus was interim dean, associate dean of undergraduate studies and the chair of the department of economics and finance. Burrus earned a Ph.D. and a master’s degree in economics from the University of Virginia and a bachelor’s degree in mathematical economics from Wake Forest University. The Cameron School of Business has approximately 90 full-time faculty members and 30 administrative and staff members. The AACSB-accredited business school currently enrolls approximately 2,600 undergraduate students in three degree programs and 750 graduate students in four degree programs. The school also houses the prestigious Cameron Executive Network, a group of more than 200 retired and practicing executives that provide one-on-one mentoring for Cameron students. To learn more ab
UNCW Alumni Follow the Path to Partner at EY
The mission of the Cameron School of Business is to prepare students for knowledge-based decisions, career progression, and business leadership in a global environment. The stories of four UNCW alumni at Ernst & Young (EY) provide powerful evidence of a clear “mission success.” Cameron School alumni Jim Bongiorno, Malcomb Coley, Michael Lucente, and Patrick Ryan are all partners in the global professional services firm. Their successes illustrate how education, combined with talent and perseverance, can fuel achievement.
EY is a $40 billion professional services network headquartered in London, England with 700 offices in 170 countries around the world and over 300,000 employees. The firm helps clients ranging from startup businesses to Fortune 500 companies in four service lines—Assurance, Consulting, Strategy and Transactions, and Tax. In the United States only about 3400EY employees have reac
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