Twenty-four business leaders are sharing their expertise and experiences with students during CSUF College of Business and Economics’ annual “Professors for a Day.”

Wednesday, Nov. 8
8 a.m.-4 p.m. (Schedule available on request)

Most classes are held in Langsdorf Hall.

“Every year our college proudly invites a select group of distinguished alumni and business friends to visit campus as guest professors in classes throughout the college,” said Mark Hoven Stohs, associate dean of the college. “Our guests share their thoughts and strategies about their own education and careers with our students so that the students may learn how to follow in the guest professors’ footsteps. With this event, we take one big step toward our college’s objective to ensure that our students balance theory and practice.”

Among this year’s participants (CSUF alumni noted by degree and year) are:
Scott N. Coler (B.A. business administration-finance ’85), president, Southern
California division, Capital Pacific Homes
Gregory Emmer (B.A. history ’71), senior vice president, resort operations,
Disneyland Resort
Annette Feliciani (B.A. business administration-finance ’80), president, AEF
Systems Consulting
Tom Gast (B.A. business administration-marketing ’79, M.B.A. ’88), senior vice
president, real estate, Ralph’s Grocery Co.
Michael R. Groff (B.A. business administration-management ’78), vice president,
planning and development, Toyota Motor Sales
Emile Haddad, chief investment officer, Lennar
Jim Kolar, managing partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers
Heiu Nguyen, co-chairman of the board, First American Vietnamese Bank

Mark Hoven Stohs, associate dean, College of Business and Economics, at 657-278-4652 or mstohs@fullerton.edu
Pamela McLaren of Public Affairs at 657-278-4852 or pmclaren@fullerton.edu