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UC Davis MBA program listed as one of nations best The University of California Davis Graduate School of Management has been named one of the top 50 business schools in the nation by U.S. News & World Report magazine, the 12th-consecutive year the local university has made the closely watched list. The UC Davis program is ranked No. 20 among public schools and No. 46 overall, according to U.S. News 2008 edition of Americas Best Graduate Schools. The overall ranking remained the same as last year. The local program is the smallest business school on the list, with 116 full-time

Foster Farms Fox, CalPERS Read bring executive know-how to UC Davis MBAs Robert Fox, who has led Foster Farms and other major corporations for decades, has donated $350,000 to the University of California, Davis, to help the Graduate School of Management bring the know-how of other seasoned executives -- like Russell Read of CalPERS -- to its MBA programs. The gift for the Robert A. Fox Executive-in-Residence Program was announced and Read, the chief investment officer at CalPERS, was introduced today (April 19) as this years executive at a management school event at the downtown Sacramento headquarters of the California Public Employees

Students aiming for an MBA will get an opportunity to interact with representatives of 35 universities in the US, Canada, Europe and the UK, as the MBA Tour rolls into Bangalore on Thursday. Students will get a chance to meet admission directors, the actual people who will make the admission decisions. They will also have a chance to participate in admission and alumni panels and meet future classmates, said Meredith Siegel, who is leading the tour to India. This is an information session where students can get their doubts on topics like admission procedures, criteria for admission, weightage they carry

Medal haul for Goole Martial Arts Club Last weekend members of the Goole Tang Soo Do martial arts club took part in the National Tang Soo Do Championships held in Manchester. Having trained hard for several months, all members of the team gave their best performance ever, winning a total of 17 medals for forms and sparring. For many this was their first ever competition. In a tale of two Maxs, in outstanding performances, Max Dixon won a gold medal for sparring, while Max Standring won a gold medal for forms. Silver medals in sparring were won by Mark Davis, Amanda

FULL-FEE-PAYING university students would become a relic of the past under a proposal by the heads of the nations eight leading universities to revamp the higher education market. Glyn Davis, the chairman of the Group of Eight, said full-fee places would become irrelevant if universities were able to deregulate and offer places to as many students as wanted to study and the university could cater for. If universities could respond to demand then we wouldnt need this strange mechanism of full-fee-paying places, which is not about a merit system, Professor Davis said yesterday as he released the discussion paper at the National

Trip Davis, TRX President & CEO, Honored by The Darden School of Business TRX, Inc. (Nasdaq: TRXI - News), a leading, independent provider of transaction processing and data integration solutions to the global travel industry, today announced the inclusion of Trip Davis, TRX President & CEO, in the third annual Alumni Showcase at The Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia. The Darden Alumni Showcase recognizes alumni who have achieved success in their industries and their communities through extraordinary leadership, vision, and determination. The Darden community - alumni, students, staff, and faculty - nominates all award recipients, from which

Donna Jean Davis, daughter of Davis Emalena North-East Elmhurst, Queens, and Donald F. Davis, of New York yesterday, was married to George Wheeler Madison, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keith Madison of Jersey City. Canon Kenneth B. McDonald of the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection in East Elmhurst, the ceremony of the Manor in West Orange, New Jersey The bride, a former special assistant to the vice-chancellor of the State of New York City Board of Education, is the study of their mastery at New York University Graduate School of Business Administration. She graduated from the State University of New

Joburg set for huge MBA tour The QS World MBA Tour, the worlds largest international programme of business school information fairs, will be coming to Johannesburg on Monday, March 26, with a record number of business schools from across the globe. The QS World MBA Tour is the primary recruitment tool for the worlds leading business schools, and has been touring the globe now for thirteen years. More than 200 international business schools will be travelling with the tour, up from 160 last year. US schools participating in the Spring tour include Wharton, Tuck, Georgetown, Columbia, Chicago and Haas; European schools

World MBA Tour offers RM9.9m business scholarships The World MBA Tour is offering over US$2.7mil (RM9.9mil) in exclusive scholarships to visitors of its business school fairs held in 40 countries including Malaysia. The largest international programme of business school fairs comes to Kuala Lumpur this Friday enabling fair visitors to vie for the scholarships. The World MBA Tour is the primary recruitment tool for the world’s leading business schools, and has been touring the globe now for 12 years. More : biz.thestar.com.my

World MBA Tour offers RM9.9m business scholarships The World MBA Tour is offering over US$2.7mil (RM9.9mil) in exclusive scholarships to visitors of its business school fairs held in 40 countries including Malaysia. The largest international programme of business school fairs comes to Kuala Lumpur this Friday enabling fair visitors to vie for the scholarships. The World MBA Tour is the primary recruitment tool for the world’s leading business schools, and has been touring the globe now for 12 years. More : biz.thestar.com.my

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