It’s not often that I would look towards a freshman as someone who embodies a shining and involved student at Seton Hall, but Payton Costenbader is a special case. The type of involvement that Payton has on campus is comparable to peers that are years older than her. Payton is involved as a frequent writer in the Stillman Exchange, a member of the Accounting Club, member of Women in Business, and a certified peer educator for Dare to Care.
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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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The Stillman School of Business had an opportunity to hear from recent graduate of Seton Hall with a double major in Finance and Information Technology, with certificates in Business Analytics and Market Research – Brian Sumereau, Class of 2021.
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Calling all students at Seton Hall University! This year’s Fall Career Fair will be held In-Person on Wednesday, September 22 from 3PM – 6PM & Virtually on Wednesday, September 29th, 10AM – 4PM. Hosted by The Career Center, the Career Fair is an amazing way to network with potential employers and learn more about different organizations.
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Four outstanding Seton Hall University student entrepreneurs pitched their business ideas to compete for over $16,000 in venture capital seed funding at the 11th annual Pirates Pitch Startup Contest sponsored by the Stillman School of Business’ Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship. The April 7th virtual event was a huge success that attracted over 250 viewers.
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Celebrities cannot get enough of the RSLVTS brand and the company’s eye for style. The RSVLTS (Roosevelts without the vowels) is an apparel company based in Hoboken, NJ with customers across the nation, including superstars such as Aaron Judge and Bryce Harper.
Read MoreSeton Hall hosts 5,600 undergraduate students, and seemingly every two are occupied by faculty while another two are surface lots, meaning every car must be moved during snowfall.
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