The Honors Program Blog

UPDATE: Bryant Univerity was awarded SECOND place.  Read the comments below.

For the first time, Bryant University will be competing in the B-School Beanpot.  The B-School Beanpot is Boston’s premier undergraduate case competition. Bringing together the best and brightest from the area’s top undergraduate business programs, the B-School Beanpot allows business students to show off their skills. This year, the 13th annual competition will be held on Saturday, February 21, 2009.

Ten honors members will be competing in two teams.  The members are:
Team 1: Michelle Richard, Stephen Fitch, Steven Rosenblum, Lauren Amarante, Mark McDonnell
Team 2: Christopher Lussier, Jeffrey Steacie, Gergely Nemeth, Matthew Veves, Megan McCourt

For more information on the competition, visit their website.

Members of The Honors Program can post any questions or concerns about the SCP.  I have posted questions and answers from the orientation sessions.

What are the major topics addressed in a meeting amongst members of the chamber of commerce?  What was your experience from the breakfast meeting?

What advice can you offer to someone who has never experienced a trade show?

Twenty-five honors members will be participating in the 2008 NYC Experience on October 2-4, 2008.  Please share your experience of the NYC Experience!

Trying to figure out where to start on your Senior Capstone Project? We will be updated by Kyle Audet (Class of 2009) through a journal as he completes the research, planning, and execution of his presentation.

His posts are informative, insightful and also humorous (sometimes at the Coordinator’s expense haha).  Take a look at it …

Being in college, whether you are a Freshman or Senior, you know that studying can make the difference on exams. Do you prefer to study alone or in groups? Based on your own experiences (good or bad), what methods work best for you?

What are your thoughts first year students?

One of the best ways to meet new people and to smooth the transition into college life is to find an organization or two to join.  Organizations are a great way to meet new people with common interests.  Before you move to campus, look on the Bryant website for a list of all the different organizations you can join and pick out a few that look interesting.  During the first week or two of classes there will be an organization fair, where you can find out more about the organizations that you can join.  Take the time to visit and sign up for at least one organization.