National Association of Black Accountants invites you to its

4th Annual Night of Achievement

Date: Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Time: 6:30PM

Location: Bossone Atrium, 3128 Market Street, Philadelphia PA 19104

Guest Speaker: Kim Reed, Managing Partner of Reed Development Group

Dress: Business Professional

This event is open to ALL Drexel Students and a three course dinner will be offered!!!

Companies in Attendance:

And more!!!

When: Thursday, May 13th at 6:00pm
Where: Matheson 201

· Understand the day-to-day activities of young consultants
· Hear about exciting project opportunities
· Learn how to have fun while delivering value to clients
· Enjoy pizza and chat with Deloitte employees about anything from general career topics to specific insight into the world of consulting

Managers, Partners, and Young Alumni will be in attendance!

*Pizza and refreshments will be provided*

Presented by Beta Alpha Psi and MISO

We are entering a new era of social innovation.  In this era, employees from Information systems and marketing will need to bring together their domain expertise to create a Social Innovation Networks. Information Systems has a key role to play in this Social Innovation Network as the broker, helping to connect the network players and components and to establish the management, strategy and technological backbone of the network. 

Are you ready to be part of a Social Innovation Network? 

Watch IT’s role in driving Social Innovation in a teleconference on March 9th 1.00pm Eastern as Nigel Fenwick discusses this important topic.

There is a common misconception that MIS is all about programming.  Programming is just a tiny  part of the MIS curriculum.  There are many jobs in MIS that do not utilize programming at all.

 A large portion of the MIS degree is centered on team work, leadership, project management, customer service, and underlying business processes.  In fact it’s a people-oriented field. 

Management Information Systems (MIS) is the study of people, technology, and organizations.  It is commonly viewed as the interface between information technology and the rest of the organization.

I know you enjoy technology! Think about the hours you spend on your i-pod, Face book, tweeting etc. You have what it takes to major in MIS!!  

All you need is an interest in technology and the desire to use technology to improve way business is conducted in an organization. 

Information isn’t worth much if it doesn’t serve a purpose. MIS students learn how businesses use information to increase the efficiency and effectiveness the organization. Students also learn how to manage various information systems so that they best serve the needs of the organization and customers.  

For further demystification of MIS, please email me Dr. Murugan Anandarajan at ma33@drexel.edu