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Marketing Honors Program Brings Students and Companies Together
by Pamela Mclaren

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From Dateline (March 13, 2003)

Q: It sounds like one of the benefits of this program is the relationships and networking that you have done with various organizations.
   
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Yes, indeed. I also have remained close to several former students. One, Julie Greiner, is now executive vice president for Bloomingdale's in New York. She's participated in various ways with the university and was an honoree at Vision & Visionaries. It's all interconnected.

I believe the corporate partners enjoy coming to our breakfasts because they can network with other executives. I've also had students who qualified for the Honors Networking Program, attended the breakfasts, gotten their career offer, gone to work for one of the companies, and in a few years, have come back and represented that company in the Honors Networking Program.

The program is very symbiotic. It benefits the students, the corporate partners, the Marketing Department, the College of Business and Economics, and the university.

 

 

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Q/A with Jones

• Introduction

• Tell us about the Honors Networking Program.

•So it began as a special projects, mentoring program?

• How do students in the program connect with the partners?

• When is the next networking breakfast?

What is so special about this program?

• How are students selected for the program?

• What companies are corporate partners?

• How do corporations become partners?

It sounds like one of the benefits of this program is the relationships and networking that you have done with various organizations.

 
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