Cognitech, a burgeoning club dedicated to the exploration and application of Artificial Intelligence (AI), has made remarkable strides on its journey to success at the university. With just one month of official recognition from the Student Government Association (SGA), this innovative club has already attracted considerable student members who share a passion for AI and its vast potential.
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The Accounting Club is an on-campus organization that promotes networking skills and opportunity discovery. Though this club is directed towards freshman and sophomore accounting majors, anybody who would like to sit in on a presentation, practice networking skills or broaden their involvement on their resume is welcome to join. Tuesday, January 30th, the Accounting Club hosted their largest event of the year in collaboration with The Career Center.
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If you were to ask me someone who embodies a hard-working student at Seton Hall, both inside and outside the classroom, Erin Murphy would be one of the first people that come to mind. Erin, who is a senior that is double majoring in Accounting and Information Technology, has been able to make great use of her time here at Seton Hall. Erin is able to balance the workload of a double major, while also being heavily involved on campus and active in giving back to the Seton Hall community.
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Sawyer Keyes is a winner, and if recent events are any indication, he always will be. At one point the number one high school swimmer in the sprawling state of Montana, he has won multiple state championships in a variety of events while representing Hellgate High School in Missoula. However, upon coming to Seton Hall, he has demonstrated that a change of scenery does not faze him.
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On November 2nd, there was an Impact Talk hosted in Bethany Hall titled “Generative AI and Higher Education. The keynote speaker of the event was Dr. Jason Gulya, who is a professor at Berkeley College and the chair of the Artificial Intelligence council. There was also a panel of Seton Hall faculty and students to discuss the topic of AI as well, and express their beliefs on how they believe AI should or should not be implemented on campus.
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Seton Hall University has been fortunate to draw in professors who possess remarkable expertise, demonstrate exceptional teaching abilities, and have the capability to establish strong connections with students. For those familiar with Professor Hongfei Frank Tang, these three qualities are seamlessly integrated.
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On Halloween night, the Association of Supply Chain Management’s Seton Hall student chapter hosted Patrick Healy, head of World Wide Strategic Sourcing for Snap-On Incorporated. Snap-On is a leading global innovator, manufacturer, and marketer of tools, equipment, diagnostics, repair information and systems solutions for professional users performing critical tasks including those working in vehicle repair, aerospace, the military, natural resources, and manufacturing. Healy first discussed the history of Snap-On and their position in the tool manufacturing market.
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For Stillman undergrads, the library services may seem a bit foreign. By no fault of either party, it simply does not appear to be congruent to most students with the typical business undergraduate course load, a curriculum that seldom requires students to check out historical books or use in depth academic research. But that is a notion that Kayla Glynn, the new part time business school liaison and part time data librarian, is trying to debunk.
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On October 20th, 2023, another instance of the IMPACT leadership conference was held in the University Center. The event, put on by a variety of campus partners within the office of student engagement, aimed to be a professional development opportunity for both present and future student leaders. It was a day full of learning, collaboration, and fun!
Read MoreOn September 14th, Seton Hall hosted ‘Meet the Firms’ in the atrium on the 4th floor of Jubilee Hall. The event was hosted by Beta Alpha Psi, which is the Honor Society for Accounting, Finance, and IT students. This event took a hiatus for a few years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but this was the second year that it was back in full-swing, in-person, and it turned out to be a huge success.
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