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Lise Jane Barbanti was married yesterday to William Weston Bray 3d by the Rev. Amy S. Schneider of the Church of Christ aboard the Commander, a 1917 ferryboat, on the Hudson River off West Haverstraw, N.Y. The bride, an assistant product manager for the Best Foods division of CPC International in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., received a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in business administration from New York University. She is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Barbanti of Breezy Point, Queens. Her father is a physician. Mr. Bray, son of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bray Jr. of

The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences will offer its first fully online masters degree program through its distance-learning network, EngiNet, starting in the fall 2007 semester. The master of engineering (MEng) in production management is one of the most popular degrees in the engineering school for working professionals interested in management and leadership positions in engineering. Our MEng degree program will now be available entirely via the distance learning mode, said Carl Chang, adjunct professor of industrial and systems engineering and an academic advisor in the MEng program. There are many young people who want to pursue advanced studies, but cannot

From its recreation centers to its professional sports arenas, Chicago has a passion for sports that creates career opportunities for well-trained managers as well as athletes. To help students make the most of these opportunities in Chicago and around the country, DePaul University's Kellstadt Graduate School of Business will launch an MBA concentration in sports management this September. Students in the new program will complete core courses in DePaul's part-time MBA program and then study sports leadership, management and operations, as well choose from elective courses in quality management, recruitment and selection, managing service operations, negotiation skills and project management.

The F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business at Babson College has named Ursula Liff, M ‘09, winner of the 2008-2009 William G. McGowan Scholarship. Babson’s William G. McGowan Scholar applicants must maintain a 3.0 grade point average and submit an essay. McGowan scholar candidates must demonstrate leadership ability, interpersonal skills, and involvement in academic, campus, and community activities. The award also recognizes intellectual curiosity, and a spirit of innovation and entrepreneurial potential. “Ursula has earned this award! Her leadership has great impact on the Babson community. She has a solid record of academic achievement, a spirit of curiosity, and a commitment to

UNC Greensboro said yesterday that Vidyaranya Gargeya, a professor of information systems and operations management, has been named as the head of the masters of business administration program at the Bryan School of Business and Economics. Gargeya had been the interim head of the MBA program since 2006. He has been at UNCG for 14 years, receiving honors that include the UNCG Alumni Teaching Excellence Award, the Bryan school’s Senior Faculty Teaching Excellence Award and the Bryan school’s MBA Association Faculty Award. Gargeya received his doctorate degree in business administration from Georgia State University More : journalnow.com

It's a field with a USP that's hard to beat — if you love sports that is. Sports management offers the heat, dust, glamour and passion of being a sportsman to the professionals who work behind the scenes promoting sports and guiding the brands that emerge off the field. And now, for perhaps the first time in India, sports management is emerging as a viable career option for those with the right mix of attitude and aptitude. Sabyasachi Dasgupta, Managing Director, Leisure Sports Management, Kolkata says "Considering, that India has hosted several big sporting events in the past and is getting

Top 50 Under 50: U.Va. Darden Alumni Among Executives Named to Prestigious Black MBA List Four graduates of the University of Virginias Darden School of Business have been named to Black MBA Magazines list of the Top 50 Under 50 African-American corporate executives. Darden alumni Thomas Baltimore (91), Bryan Simms (94), Warren Thompson (83) and William Wright (87) were all named to the prestigious list. They were selected based on their positions within a publicly or privately traded company, their responsibility in managing significant revenues, plus they must have revenue generating or operational responsibilities, and hold an MBA, said Black MBA

Santa Clara University's Part-Time MBA Program Named No. 14 by U.S. News The part-time MBA program at Santa Clara Universitys Leavey School of Business is ranked No. 14 among the top MBA part-time programs in the country, and the programs graduates command top salaries nationally, according to U.S. News & World Report magazines annual Americas Best Graduate Schools issue that was released today. Graduates of the 2006 part-time MBA program averaged $100,466 in base salary offers, making the program sixth in the nation among highest paid new graduates. Santa Clara University has been listed in the top 20 MBA programs

The UNC Charlotte Masters in Business Administration program is partnering with the National Black MBA Association and The Princeton Review to offer scholarships for Graduate Management Aptitude Test preparation courses.The scholarship program began last fall and is aimed at helping candidates whose backgrounds are traditionally underrepresented in MBA programs. According to The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International, the organization that accredits business schools, only about 5.3 percent of U.S. MBA students are African American. Hispanic Americans represent about 5.2 percent of the MBA student population, while less than 1 percent is Native American. The scholarships, valued as high as

Chris Young Named President & General Manager of ITT's Space Systems Division Mr. Young was named president and general manager of Space Systems Division on April 18, 2006. Previously, Young served as Vice President and Director for the divisions Commercial & Space Sciences group. Young has spent his career with ITT, first joining the companys Aerospace Communications Division (A/CD) in 1982. After serving in a series of managerial and project engineering positions, he was named Director of Space Engineering for A/CD in 2001, where he was responsible for all space engineering activities, including process quality and process improvements. In 2003,

Developer Arrillaga gives Stanford $100M A prominent Silicon Valley real estate developer has given $100 million to Stanford University. John Arrillaga, a longtime benefactor of the school, played basketball there nearly 50 years ago. In the past, Arrillaga made a $22 million gift for the Arrillaga Family Sports Center, which now contains administrative offices, rooms for coaches, sports medicine, and conferences. In addition, an alumni center, for which he donated $37 million, is named for his late wife Fran. According to reports, the latest gift will be used for various programs within the university, and no decision has been made yet

Three Boston College programs - mens tennis, mens outdoor track and softball - have earned 2007 ACC spring sportsmanship awards, the league has announced. Teams receiving the awards have conducted themselves with a high degree of character and good sportsmanship, as determined by a vote of the leagues players and coaches. Additionally, Boston College was named the recipient of the ACC Sportsmanship School of the Year Award for the 2006-07 academic year by virtue of winning outright sportsmanship awards in eight sports - football, volleyball, womens basketball, womens swimming and diving, mens swimming and diving, mens tennis, mens outdoor track

President George W. Bush today announced that he has named nine individuals to serve in his Administration: The President has named J. Michael Farren to be Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Counsel to the President. Mr. Farren recently served as Corporate Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of the Xerox Corporation. Prior to this, he served as Under Secretary for International Trade at the U.S. Department of Commerce. Earlier in his career, he served as Deputy Campaign Manager for the Bush-Quayle Re-election Committee and Deputy Director of President George H.W. Bushs Transition Team. Mr. Farren received his

KOLKATA: Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management, India's premier B-school, Roy of British Columbia, more than 40 years, everything is in place for the campaign, the first of its MBA program management sport. And this, with the hope for the future of churning directors, officers and experts in sports medicine to India, to a greater height in the various sports. The first part starts in September and from the shots, the process is underway. The first six months was a diploma IISWBM authorities submitted plans to increase one of two years full-time in the MBA program shortly. Already,

Letter: Youth sports should leave kids feeling better about selves I had the opportunity to attend a lecture recently regarding how youth sports and its present structure and emphasis impact the children that participate (Too much pressure on youth sports, Easton Journal, April 7). It was conducted here in Easton at the Richardson Olmsted School and the speaker was Bob Bigelow, an ex-MBA basketball player who has made a study of how youth sports programs can have an adverse effect on children participating, citing concerns regarding an over emphasis on winning, existence of elite teams predicated on perceived