Joon Ho Kong, PhD ’21, has researched wage inequality and the behavior of capital markets.
Nine years ago, Joanne Wang, MBA ’18, came to New York for the first time and fell in love with the city.
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The first-year student has chosen the global finance and business economics concentration at the Gabelli School of Business and hopes to pursue the six-year BS/JD dual-degree program to become an attorney.
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Taylor Duffy, BS ’20, has the most enviable summers.She lifeguards at a beach club in Breezy Point, Queens, and spends her days exactly where she wants to be.
The first three students in the new PhD program joined the Gabelli School of Business community in late August.
With this question-and-answer session with Associate Professor I-Cheng (Robert) Chiang, we officially begin this year’s series of “Talking with …” profiles. Every other week, you’ll have a chance to get to know a Gabelli School faculty member or administrator a little better. That said, on to the questions!
Francis Gabriel Mendoza, MS ’17, is constantly looking for an opportunity.
One of the most important experiences of Graham Stevenson’s formative years was his association with Destination Imagination
Kelly Davis, MBA ’18, had her career all set. A 2012 graduate of the biology program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, she had been accepted to medical school and was ready to begin studying to be a doctor.
Wei Huang, BS ’20, is used to hard work. She has been pushing herself ever since she and her mother moved to the United States from China more than a decade ago.
