Women in Finance panelists speak about their success in finance industry
Corey Henry | Senior Staff Photographer
Two Whitman students, Mary-Katheryn Egger and Andrew Hollander, moderated the panel.
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Six Syracuse University graduates discussed their career paths at the virtual Women in Finance panel that the Martin J. Whitman School of Management hosted Tuesday.
The university’s chapter of the TAMID Group and the SU Investment Club hosted the panelists, who spoke about how to be successful as a woman in the finance industry. Two Whitman students, Mary-Katheryn Egger and Andrew Hollander, moderated the panel.
Women are less likely to pursue careers in finance because of how the jobs are marketed, said Molly Smith, a 2016 graduate of Whitman and the Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Workshops will teach faculty to navigate cultural differences
Emily Steinberger | Photo Editor
Students and experts said that a systemic approach to cultural sensitivity at SU is especially important given the varied nature of students’ individual experiences
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Christian Andino Borrero remembers a faculty member in the College of Arts and Sciences who said they don’t empathize with students who can’t afford to buy textbooks for class.
That came as a shock for Andino Borrero, a freshman who came to Syracuse University from Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria and was struggling to purchase materials for his classes.
WASHINGTON • Out of office for a dozen years and still castigated for his "war on terror," former US president George W. Bush has resurfaced as a passionate immigration advocate just as his Republican Party careens in the opposite direction.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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WASHINGTON, April 25 Out of office for a dozen years and still castigated for his “war on terror,” former US president George W Bush has resurfaced as a passionate immigration advocate just as his Republican Party careens in the opposite direction.
The 74-year-old Texan, whose disastrous invasion of Iraq and failure to implement immigration reform helped give rise to Donald Trump, is enjoying a resurgence of sorts in the aftermath of Trump’s erratic tenure.