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Excerpt from The Hoya -- "The Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs also took in $5 million from its original backer William Berkley, also a member of the board."

Excerpt from AP Planner -- "10th annual Future of Television Forum - executive conference presented by NYU Stern School of Business, Digital Media Wire, and Consumer Electronics Association, designed for decision-makers from cable and broadcast networks, cable and satellite operators, high-tech and advertising."

Excerpt from Valor Economico -- "In Brazil, we partner with Getulio Vargas, known throughout the country and Latin America for its instruction in management. Additionally, we offer both full-time and part-time MBA students the opportunity to enroll in one or two week intensive courses called Doing Business In (DBi) as part of the Stern MBA curriculum. Students visit the country to engage in local business, policy and culture while earning course credit. Brazil is a regular destination; Stern students who enroll in DBi will go to Brazil this coming January."

Excerpt from Bangor Daily News -- "The report points to model programs including NYU’s Stern School’s four-course liberal arts sequences and its capstone course on Professional Responsibility and Leadership, a case-based approach that exposes students to the three modes of liberal education: analytical thinking to move from the particular to the generalizable, multiple framing to see things in different contexts, and self-reflection to explore meaning, values and commitment."

Excerpt from the NBC Today Show -- "If you think about it, most people negotiate or bargain in some aspect of every day life. I mean, whether it's buying a house you negotiate the terms and the price or even calling your cable operator seeing if you can squeak out a couple extra channels for paying that same fee. ... being a better negotiator will help you get that better deal every time without compromising too much."

Excerpt from Luxury Daily -- “We’re trying to get at this idea of how technology and globalization connectivity has changed the shopping experience and looking at that from a number of lenses whether that is straightforward ecommerce, social or mobile, but also angles such as sustainability and changeable markets."

Excerpt from NYU Local -- “'It’s an exciting and nerve wrecking at the same time,' said a Stern finance junior. 'I mean, I think I have a pretty strong resume and I have an incredible and well-paid internship at a hedge fund right now, and I’ve interned prior to this and have a good GPA, but you never know if it’s enough.'"

Excerpt from The Wall Street Journal video -- "Often the brands would compliment us - they'd say 'Oh Linz, I love your Theory jacket.' Well if Theory is complimenting me, pretty soon my Klout score is rising because I'm engaging with other high-Klout - in this case - brands," said Linz.  Additional coverage appeared on a Wall Street Journal blog.

Excerpt from GeNYU -- “'It’s much cheaper and much quicker for entrepreneurs in this generation to have an idea and get it to market, test it, fit it, revise it and get it back to market,' [Franklin] says. ... 'You have the Dennis Crowleys, you have the Zuckerbergs, you’ve got enough evidence that kids are starting business that can be incredibly successful,'” said Professor Carr.

Excerpt from Financial Times -- “The [TRIUM] programme gave [Jeremy] the opportunity to ‘pay close attention to what was going on in the world’ and mull potential business opportunities. Kroll recalls surveying the wreckage of the credit crisis in a class taught by Ingo Walter, professor of finance and corporate governance at Stern.”  Additional coverage appeared in Financial Times, Targeted News Service and The Globe and Mail.

Excerpt from PR Newswire -- "The Smith School's MBA Finance Association presents the Mergers and Acquisitions Competition as its premier fall event. Targeting the nation's top MBA programs, the event's previous champions have represented Notre Dame's Mendoza School of Business (2010), New York University's Stern School of Business (2009) ... "

Excerpt from TIME -- "In today’s New York Times, Jim Stewart advances that argument in great and compelling detail… He quotes an all-star team of sane banking experts–Paul Volcker, former Senator Ted Kaufman, investment legend Henry Kaufman."  Additional coverage appeared in Insurance News Net and Gainsville Sun.

Excerpt from Bernews.com -- "Yes, we will get our tax legislation passed. ... And all those guys who are offshore taking advantage of Americans who pay tax–[those companies] who reinsure their affiliated business offshore will eventually have to pay up."

Excerpt from 3BL Media -- "The Leaders for 2011 were chosen by recommendations from the Leaders of Change for 2010, the United Nations Office for Partnerships, NYU Stern School of Business and the Foundation for Social Change."

Excerpt from MBA Mission -- "Hosted jointly by the Social Enterprise Club and the Luxury Goods and Retail Club at NYU Stern, the Think Social, Drink Local event features a fashion show highlighting offerings by ecofriendly, or 'green,' designers (modeled by Stern students and administrators) and organic beverages produced by local vineyards and breweries."

Excerpt from The New York Times -- "The [Deloitte Access Economics] report cited the TRIUM Executive M.B.A., a degree run by New York University’s Stern School of Business, the London School of Economics, and the H.E.C. School of Management in Paris. Upon completion of the TRIUM M.B.A., students are awarded an M.B.A. issued jointly by the three schools, and, accordingly, they have access to three alumni networks." Additional coverage appeared on CNBC.

Excerpt from Washington Square News -- "Led by E. Craig Stacey, Stern adjunct professor and CMM director of research, and Koen Pauwels, associate professor at Ozeyegin University, the study found that social media communication led to an increase of 'in-store foot traffic.'"  Additional coverage appeared in Brafton News.

Excerpt from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette -- "In a world where it's hard to find someone who is not fighting for a share of your computer, tablet or smartphone screen time, comiXology can claim partnerships with big guns Marvel and DC."

Excerpt from Alister & Paine -- "This program is consistent with Stern’s overall focus on Global Business; however, this particular program does not focus on a specific country or region. Rather, the goal is to give participants a holistic, systemic view of the global economy, and the role of multinationals in a globalized world."

Excerpt from Business Insider -- "A few weeks ago I attended a conference sponsored by the Santa Fe Institute, where I participated on a panel with Henry Kaufman, Bill Miller and Marty Leibowitz."

Excerpt from Microfinance Monitor -- "On Friday night, the Grammy-nominated artist Chandrika Tandon, Chairman of Tandon Capital Associates ... rendered some excellent fusion music, and even got the crowd to sing along with her on the bhajan Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram, in honor of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary on October 2nd."

Excerpt from PRWeb -- “The theme of this conference, ‘From Retail to Me-tail: Delivering to the Connected Consumer,’ unites two strengths of our School – marketing and information systems."

Excerpt from Financial Times -- "The Trium Executive MBA class of 2012 have raised thousand of dollars from their classmates and and employers to invest in social enterprise initiatives around the world. Trium is one of the world’s top EMBAs - MBAs for working managers - and the degree is awarded by three business schools, the Stern School at New York University, HEC in Paris and the London School of Economics."

Excerpt from Economics Week -- "The Center for Financial Policy at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business will co-host a "Systemic Risk and Data Issues" conference, October 5-6, 2011, at the Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center, Washington, D.C. The Smith School has partnered with the Salomon Center for the Study of Financial Institutions at the NYU Stern School of Business ..."

Excerpt from The Wall Street Journal -- "I felt the combination of these two degrees was going to make me a little more unique and give me that extra look for a job."