S.A.M. members at Nichols College in Dudley, Massachusetts, explored several different career paths in management at their career conference on December 1.
Professionals from accounting, banking, data processing, labor relations, and other fields were available for informal discussions about their own particular field of interest. The students learned about management’s role in the fields represented and what types of opportunities they might have.
AMA and S.A.M. were well represented at the conference. The college’s president spoke about the degree program now being developed by AMA. The program will offer a master’s in management and will serve as either a substitute for, or a supplement to, an M.B.A. program.
National Director of Campus Chapters Lou Morgenier was on hand to fill the group in on what he is planning for S.A.M. students in the coming year.
Business students from Pittsburgh State College and the University of Hartford also attended the career conference. For graduating seniors the meeting offered a good opportunity to circulate resumes. SAM-NI
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