What a year this has been facing challenges which required us to apply our ingenuity to every corner of the campus! As we move toward a new academic year with this COVID-19 experience in our toolbox and a new strategic plan for SEBA, there will be innovations in our classrooms, curriculum changes to respond to the big trends on the business landscape, and a focus on alumni engagement and the business community.
Kylie Vandenson was able to take on a third summer interning at NASA, due to SEBA's Golis Scholarship.
What does responsible leadership look like? The College’s ethos begins with the faculty. A survey of research publications reveals a curious and inspired faculty prepared to consider many of the hardest questions that will face future business leaders.
San Francisco Chronicle Editor in Chief Audrey Cooper is the first woman to fill the role in the company’s 152-year history: “These are tough times for the media across the nation. We are indeed on the precipice of a real media revolution,” said Cooper.
CBS Senior Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion, Catrice Monson started out as a lawyer, fell into her line of work when she was asked to declare a major at Stanford. "I didn't do a straight line," said Monson. "I took a lot of turns here and there."
Matt Rogers, Senior Partner at McKinsey Company and chair of the SEBA Dean's advisory board, spoke about the future and revolution of the energy industry.
SEBA Gaels get together on the second Wednesday of every month to serve members of our community in need at the Contra Costa and Solano County Food Bank.
Keynote speaker Karol Boudreaux, a lawyer, land tenure and resource rights expert, spoke about land rights and how they intersect with human rights.
SEBA students had an opportunity to meet face to face with company employees representing the Big 4 accounting firms, local and regional accounting firms, as well as governmental agencies.
For a core business class, a group of students traveled with Professor Berna Aksu to Milan, Italy.
Our Masters in Management students visited one of the top tech companies in the world.
The Guyette Leadership program exposes undergraduates to outstanding business leaders through panel, discussions, events, and networking.
The winner of the award was Julia Datsyuk, SMC alumni, of MomentoDeals: "Hotel staff can dynamically change their prices, to sell unsold inventory to last-minute bookers," said Datsyuk.
