More News, UAlbany School of Business

Millionaire Next Door Co-Author Honors Parents, Rewards Young Philanthropists, with 'Golden Rule' Award (July 12, 2001)

The writer who told people how to get rich is rewarding those who give back.

University at Albany marketing professor William Danko, co-author of the New York Times #1 bestseller The Millionaire Next Door, has established the Milton & Mary M. Danko Golden Rule Award. It is a fully endowed scholarship given to a junior-year business student who, in Danko's words, "has demonstrated a basic pattern of giving his or her most precious resource to others - and that, of course, is time."

The Link to Albany (Summer 2001, Volume 5.3)

The newsletter for Evening MBA students.

UAlbany B-School in the news (April 12, 2001)

School of Business of UAlbany was in the news of several local media: Capital District Business Review, The Sunday Gazette, and Times Union.

15th Annual Business Climate Survey Reveals Growth Trend, Moderate Optimism (March 09, 2001)

Despite a prosperous 2000, the uncertain national economy has created caution among Capital Region business leaders responding to the 15th annual Business Climate Survey.

Prof. William Danko

Swiss Biotech Firm Moving to East Campus
(University Update February 13, 2001)

A Switzerland based biotechnology company, SmartGene, will locate its drug discovery operations at the University at Albany’s East Campus Biotech Incubator, located in Rensselaer County.

Larry Davis Honored at Internet Symposium (February, 2001)

Larry A. Davis, founder, president and chairman of Tech Valley Communications (TVC), is this year’s recipient of the University at Albany’s Entrepreneurship Award. Established in 1998, the award honors a Capital Region business person with an exemplary entrepreneurial spirit and strong commitment to the University. The Entrepreneurship Award salutes the innovation, motivation, and creativity of an entrepreneur.

Bowl-A-Thon Highlights (December 04, 2000)

Junior Achievement brings business and professional education programs and internships to school districts throughout the United States. Thanks to the efforts of the 32 students and 3 administrators who bowled, those who sponsored them, as well as the students and faculty who cheered them on, the School of Business raised $1284.00 dollars for the Junior Achievement of the Capital District!

Towers Perrin Gift Benefits Business Students, Faculty (October 19, 2000)

A gift from a leading consulting firm will benefit the Human Resources Program at the University at Albany School of Business.

Last Update: 15-Nov-2002