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Field Center unveils winning out-of-the-box design for annual mural competition

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By Caryl Anne Francia Verified, May Oo Khin
| The Ticker (New York, NY) Verified
The Lawrence N. Field Center for Entrepreneurship revealed Baruch College student Ethan Canter’s art as the winner of its second annual “Essence of Entrepreneurship” mural design competition on May 9. Part of Baruch’s “Creative Inquiry Week” celebration, the event opened with a gallery open to the college’s community and featuring the six designs that students and Field Center staff voted on. Refreshments included fruit punch, cheese cubes and cookies baked by entrepreneurship major Naomi James.
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Weissman Center welcomes alumnus to discuss international business career

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By May Oo Khin
| The Ticker (New York, NY) Verified
The Weissman Center for International Business welcomed Baruch College alumnus Lawrence Fannin to discuss his career in international business in the center’s latest installment of  its “Mitsui Lunch-Time Forum” series on April 18. Titled “A Day in the Life of International Business,” the event allowed Fannin to share his professional expertise in international business and go over the importance of trade compliance.
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Marxe School facilitates discussion about Asian Americans in corporate settings

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By May Oo Khin, Caryl Anne Francia Verified
| The Ticker (New York, NY) Verified
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee at Baruch College’s Marxe School of Public and International Affairs welcomed Margaret Chin, a sociology professor at Hunter College, to discuss her book for this year’s first installment of the “DEI Fridays” series. Hosted by associate professor Anna D’Souza, “DEI Fridays” promotes community building and reflection with the goal of improving issues such as equity, inclusion and justice at Baruch.
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