BIC students: highlight of CCNY Graduate Student Symposium
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| BIC MPS Class of 2015 students: Edmund Balogun, Raj Andrew Nicholas Gomes, and Luz Corona |
Edmund Balogun received the third place recognition for his paper on "Market Research Bias," a paper he first developed for his BIC course, Research and Measurement, taught by BIC adjunct professor, and EVP of Global Research at Y&R, Belle Frank. (Mr. Balogun will also present this paper on April 24 at the State University of New York Graduate School at The College of Rockport annual Master's Level Graduate Research Conference.)
BIC students Raj Andrew Nicholas Gomes and Luz Corona received top honors at the CCNY competition for their development of an integrated communications campaign concept for the New York City Citi Bike program, "Create Your Own Stop," a project originally developed for their BIC class in Idea Development taught by CCNY Professor and BIC Program Director, Nancy Tag.
The CCNY Graduate Student Symposium is a platform for graduate students to gain recognition for their work by faculty, students and potential employers. It raises awareness about the wide gamut of programs housed at CCNY and helps distinguish the college as one of the premier higher learning institutions in the CUNY system. The students received cash awards as well as bragging rights -- in BIC's first year, we walked away with two of the three awards for graduate student achievement at CCNY Humanities and Arts.
BIC MPS Class of 2015 Students: Edmund Balogun, Raj Andrew Nicholas Gomes, and Luz Corona
