Stony Brook University Business Management

  On Wednesday, April 18th, 2018, Business Department held its first BMS (Beautiful Minded Speaker) Series. We had Professor Hsieh talk to us about his research about how the suspense the audience in films is similar in a way for the suspense that the entrepreneurs feel when they do their start up. His researched consisted of surveys of the entrepreneurs on Linkedin. We first examined the suspense that we could feel from the movie "Train to Busan" and link the emotions we have to the feelings we might have as an entrepreneur.    We had lots of fun talking about the different feelings that these entrepreneurs had. Professor Chihmao Hsieh told us that more research is needed with a bigger pool of people. He is looking forward to research thoroughly on this issue.

  Faculty Mentors have been assigned! All students within the BUS department have been assigned to a professor. Students must have a meeting with their assigned faculty at least once per semester. This poster is also posted next to the BUS study room (B526). If you cannot find your name on the list, please contact our coordinator. 

Three new faculties are joining us for Fall 2017! Prof. Chihmao Hsieh in Management/Entrepreneurship: Prof. Hsieh earned his Ph.D. from Washington University in Saint Louis. His past experience includes Amsterdam School of Economics and Underwood International School at Yonsei University. He will be teaching BUS111 (Understanding Business) and BUS294 (Principles of Management). He will also develop SUNY Korea's entrepreneurship related programs such as Center for Global Entrepreneurship and Start- up Weekend. Prof. Sungjoon Nam in Marketing: Prof. Nam received his Ph.D. from University of Chicago and taught at Rutgers University and the City University of Hong Kong. He also had an experience of running his own business. His research interest is quantitative analysis in marketing. He will teach BUS348 (Principles of Marketing). Prof. Jae-Yeong Lee in Operations Management will join us as a visiting faculty for Fall 2017 and teach Business Statistics and Introduction to Decision Science. He earned his Ph.D. from North Carolina State University and am currently at Myongji University. He will teach BUS215 (Business Statistics) and BUS220 (Introduction to Decision Science).