Future Business Leaders Webinar Series for High School Students
Curious about business? Join NYU Stern’s Webinar Series for High School Students and explore careers in accounting, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, and more! Build real skills with expert-led workshops—all in just four Saturdays. Spots fill fast. Fee: $350. Register now and invest in your future!
Excellence Thrives in Community
Excellence at NYU Stern is a shared pursuit. We support one another in learning, leading, and growing. Each member of our community brings a distinct path, and together, we create an environment where connection and progress thrive.
Future Business Leaders Webinar Series for High School Students
Know a high school student curious about business? Invite them to join NYU Stern’s engaging online webinar series! Each four-session program ($350) explores business fundamentals with Dr. Victor C. Mullins and Stern faculty. Topics include entrepreneurship, finance, and more. Learn more + share widely! Questions? Email vmullins@stern.nyu.edu.
Read "The Sympathizer" by Viet Thanh Nguyen
Join us for Stern's 16th Book Club as we read "The Sympathizer" by Viet Thanh Nguyen, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. This gripping novel follows a double agent during and after the Vietnam War, offering a profound exploration of identity, loyalty, and political upheaval. Read at your own pace, then join a Zoom discussion with Dr. Victor C. Mullins on Wednesday, July 31 from 12:30–1:30 PM.
Join an Employee Resource Group
Join an Employee Resource Group at NYU Stern! These groups are open to all faculty and staff and provide a great opportunity to enrich your experience, expand your network, and contribute to a more inclusive and supportive community. We welcome everyone and encourage you to be part of this vibrant network!
Victor C. Mullins PhD
Senior Associate Dean
Office of Diversity and Inclusion
Robert Childs, Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer of American Express, Engages with the NYU Stern Community
Book Dialogue: "Breaking Bias"
Learning to lead means engaging bias with both curiosity and courage. In our community reading of "Breaking Bias" by Anu Gupta (MBA/MPA ’12), we explored science-based strategies to recognize and interrupt stereotypes. Gupta—an NYU Stern alum—shows that change begins with awareness and deepens through accountability.