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DAY ONE
saunders.rit.edu
Rochester Institute of Technology,founded 1829
cutting edgecreatorspassionateproblem solversinspiredinnovatorsbusiness readybuildersexperiencedentrepreneursdistinctivethinkersinventors
business ready
SaundersCollege of Business
With a vision to be the first choice for enterprising students and creative enterprises,
Saunders College of Business attracts students who possess a curiosity that drives
them and who place a premium on entrepreneurial thinking and innovative solutions.
At Saunders, students come first. They get an innovative edge and access to the vast
resources in business, technology, and design that can only be found at Rochester
Institute of Technology. Through an expansive and powerful RIT minors program,
business students share classrooms with artists, designers, engineers, and computer
scientists. This gives Saunders graduates the ability to differentiate themselves
successfully, within a crowded job market.
Plus, with strong corporate connections built through a strong tradition of cooperative education, Saunders delivers an applied
curriculum that prepares students to be career-ready upon graduation. The result–a perfect match for employers and a 96%
placement rate.
Jacqueline Mozrall, PhD
Interim Dean and Professor
Saunders College of Business
To be the first choice for enterprising studentsand creative enterprises
DAY ONE career ready DAY ONE enterprising mindset
DAY ONE
VISION
enterprising solutions
Strong corporate connections allow Saunders to offer programs
and courses that are relevant to today’s business needs.
Capstone projects conducted for real businesses, Saunders
Student Consulting, résumé building objectives, and an applied
focus help deliver solutions to businesses and provide real-world
experiences for students. Backed by one of the oldest and largest
cooperative educational programs in the world, Saunders
graduates experience 96% placement rates.
Businesses value entrepreneurial thinking and innovation more
than ever before. The Saunders undergraduate program is #21 in
the country for entrepreneurship (Bloomberg BusinessWeek 2013)
and offers unique programming like the Biz 1-2 program where
first-year undergraduate students develop businesses from
conception to commercialization. In addition, RIT resources ensure
a strong enterprising culture exists outside the classroom with
Venture Creations incubator, Saunders Student Consulting, over
200 different clubs to join, and the Simone Center which is ranked
as the #1 student innovation center in the nation.
We elevate students to make immediate and enduring contributions to organizations and the world through career-oriented experiences and our teaching and research, which integrate business, technology, and design thinking.
highlights
DAY ONE stand out DAY ONE connected
MISSION
i Rochester Institute of Technology Career & Co-op Office, Saunders placement rate 2012 ii Best Colleges Online iii U.S. News & World Report, Best Online Graduate Business Programs 2014 iv Bloomberg Businessweek, The Best Undergraduate Business Schools by Specialty 2013 (#92 overall) v Princeton Review, 2012 vi RIT Career & Co-op Office, annually places more than 3,500 students, in 5,500 co-op assignments, with nearly 2,000 employers across the U.S. and overseas
96% Placement Rate i
Inclusive of Undergraduate and Graduate students, 6 months after graduation #1 Student Incubator in the Nation ii
Albert J. Simone Center for Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship at RIT
#5 Online Executive MBA Program iii
Ranked #35 Best Online Graduate Business ProgramOnly 4 other Executive MBA programs ranked higher
Best Undergraduate Business Schools, and Specialties iv
Taught by the same faculty that teach MBA and other graduate programs, Saunders College ranks among the best in the nation, including the following specialties: #14 Management Information Systems, #21 Entrepreneurship, #26 Marketing, #32 Corporate Strategy, #52 International Business
#7 Nationally for Career Services v
4th Oldest and one of the largest cooperative education programs in the world vi
Saunders College of Business attracts enterprising students
who are able to explore their passions and curiosity while
applying business concepts to their personal interests. By using
an elective, minor, or concentration, students complement their
business education through course offerings at any of the 9 RIT
colleges that are nationally recognized in technology, arts, and
design. This allows students to develop a unique personal
brand that stands out in the job market upon graduation, while
creating tomorrow’s businesses and careers.
By design, Saunders is built to give students the attention
and guidance they need throughout their program. The
largest classroom at Saunders seats only 40 students,
guaranteeing small class sizes. With low student-to-faculty
ratios, our faculty is highly accessible and committed to the
personal success of each student. Plus, all classes are
taught by faculty members. Each student also gets a
dedicated team of advisors including: academic, career,
financial aid, and a faculty advisor.
marketing & MIS
“There is an explosion of interest in Big Data and Business Intelligence, precisely where Marketing and MIS intersect. Employers seek our
graduates who deliver unique skill sets to excel in this needed capacity. This is an amazing time to be in this area.”
Victor J. Perotti, Ph.D.Associate Professor and Department Head
MIS, Marketing, & Digital Business
Andrew FleckensteinRIT/ACMT in Dubrovnik, Croatia
Kyle Ackerman
Courtney Tennant
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Over 18,000 Saunders alumni, nearly 10% of which are C-levelOver 110,000 in all 50 states and over 100 countries
Sean R. H. Bratches ’84Executive VP Sales & MarketingESPN
Susan Holliday ’85President & PublisherRochester Business Journal
Select Saunders College Alumni
Saunders College uniquely combines Marketing and Management Information
Systems (MIS) within the same department, ranked #14 and #24 respectively by
Bloomberg Businessweek. The New Media Marketing major is among the first of its
kind in the world and offers graduates a skill set that is relevant in today’s marketplace,
which employers are realizing they need more than ever.
As business and marketing become increasingly more data- and metrics- driven due to
the continual growth in size and sophistication of the Internet, Saunders Marketing and
MIS majors are in very high demand and consistently command among the top
starting salaries.
$120,000 grant winnersMajoring in the unique New Media Marketing program, Andrew Fleckenstein, Kyle
Ackerman, and Courtney Tennant received a $120,000 grant from the Google for
Nonprofits Program. They used the grant to develop Google AdWords campaigns to
raise awareness for the CURE Childhood Cancer Association. They learned about
Google for Nonprofits through their Search Engine Marketing and Analytics class,
where they also acquired the skills to make their project a success.
SELECTED EMPLOYERS / CORPORATE PARTNERS
Marketing & MIS • Johnson & Johnson • Intuit • EPIC Systems • Brand Networks • IBM • Google • JP Morgan • Microsoft • Citigroup • EDS • GE • M&T Bank • SAP
accounting & �nance
“As cited in the Robert Half 2014 Salary Guide, ‘When presented with the choice, employers are giving preference — and higher salaries — to professionals who have obtained a specialized credential. The CPA remains the most sought-after designation, and an MBA is commonly preferred for senior-level corporate accounting and finance positions.’”
Jennifer Indovina
William Dresnack, JDAssociate Professor and Department HeadAccounting & Finance
Accounting and Finance programs at Saunders College prepare students for valuable
certifications in their fields such as Certified Public Accountants (CPA), Chartered
Financial Analyst (CFA), and Certified Fraud Examiners (CFE).
Students and faculty in the Financial Management Association manage a live portfolio of
over $100,000. Accounting students learn about the CPA recruiting process in the
classroom and are encouraged to join the Next Generation of Accountants club. An applied
focus prepares students for a variety of career paths and leadership positions with an
understanding of technologies and innovation.
SELECTED EMPLOYERS / CORPORATE PARTNERS
Accounting & Finance • Deloitte & Touche LLP • Ernst & Young LLP • KPMG LLP • PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP • Goldman Sachs • Boeing • U.S. Secret Service • The Bonadio Group • Bank of New York Mellon • M&T Bank • Merrill Lynch • Northwestern Mutual • Paychex
Green Tech Entrepreneur & TED Fellow
Brian Blaser ‘90Executive VPAbbott Laboratories
Betty Noonan ’97Chief Marketing OfficerPanasonic
Scott Strother ‘12VP and General ManagerSony Electronics
Don Truesdale ’87 Partner & Managing DirectorGoldman Sachs
Frank Sklarsky ’78Executive VP & CFOPPG Industries, Inc.
Spreading energy ef�ciency initiatives worldwide
With an MBA in Marketing & Finance ’07, Jennifer Indovina is the CEO and Co-Founder of
Tenrehte Technologies, Inc. Their PICOwatt® Smart Plug has received international
recognition, winning the 2010 Best of CES Green Product Award, as well as being
featured in the New York Times, Popular Science Magazine, Treehugger.com, and
Bloomberg BusinessWeek. Indovina says “I enjoy sharing my knowledge and experience
with others,” which she does through her TED Talks on YouTube.
management & international business
Etida Zeka Alex Butler
“Success in today’s business environment requires a combination of leadership skills, entrepreneurial thinking, and global awareness. Our management professors combine state-of-the-art knowledge
with practical experience to ensure that every Saunders student is prepared to lead modern business organizations.”
Robert Barbato, Ph.D.Professor and Department Head
Management, International Business, & Entrepreneurship
The Management and International Business department highlights disciplines that are
recognized nationally in programs such as Entrepreneurship, Corporate Strategy, and
International Business; ranked #21, #32, and #52 respectively by Bloomberg
Businessweek.
In addition to Leadership, Design Thinking, and Entrepreneurship courses, students are
encouraged to explore minors in other disciplines that allow them to differentiate their skill
set and ensure they excel in the many career options that await them upon graduation.
SELECTED EMPLOYERS / CORPORATE PARTNERS
Management &International Business • NBC Universal • Paychex • Harris Corp. • Toyota • Ortho Clinical Diagnostics • M5 Networks • IEC Electronics Corp • Wegmans
Kosovo Microbrewery
Jeannie Khaw ’94 ’95Unit Chief, FinanceInternational Monetary Fund
James Leo ’79Chief Financial OfficerWegmans
Tom Curley ’77President & CEO (ret.)Associated Press
Stacey Bain ’85COO/CFOThree Lions Entertainment
John Brantley ‘95General Manager, ShanghaiIBM
MBA graduates startup brewery and relationship
Their worlds collided on the second day of new student orientation. Upon graduating,
MBA graduates Etida Zeka ’10 and Alex Butler ’11 opened Sabaja Craft Brewery
introducing American-style craft beer to Kosovo. Butler says, “I didn’t expect a bitter
beer to take off in Kosovo, but people are going wild for it.”
driving business success and invention
To advance, successful companies demand the same innovative and entrepreneurial thinking that is creating tomorrow’s businesses.
On the first day of classes, undergraduate business students are immersed in Biz 1-2, which is a one-of-a-kind program where they build
businesses from conception to commercialization. The two-semester program strengthens enterprising mindsets. Strong bonds are
established among classmates during this cohort program, contrasting favorably to other business school freshman experiences where
first-year schedules often fill up with general education requirements.
Ranked as the #1 student incubator in the USA, the Albert J. Simone Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship enhances innovation and
entrepreneurship activities on RIT's campus. Created to help students learn as they advance and realize their own ideas and projects, the
Simone Center enables students to bring their business ideas to life.
Venture Creations incubator at RIT is home to Saunders Student Consulting and over 20 mid-seed high-tech companies. This includes
businesses that started as student projects and have graduated beyond the startup phase; these businesses are working to expand and
attract investment.
DAY ONE biz 1-2
DAY ONE business start-ups
DAY ONE business acceleration
impact and purposeReturning RIT to its roots in downtown Rochester, the Center for Urban Entrepreneurship
(CUE) delivers a critical mix of University resources, students, professors, government,
and capital to the aid of new businesses that are rejuvenating the city center. The Institute
for Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility raises awareness of the role of
business as a member of society and the importance of ethics as an essential component
of decision making.
events at Saunders and RITSaunders students are immersed in an enterprising-intensive culture with plenty of
opportunities to explore their curiosities and interests outside the classroom, not limited to:
• Student Business Plan Competition (funding competition)
• Tiger Tank Competition (funding competition)
• Idea Speed Dating
• RIT48 Camp, start a business in 48 hours
• Saunders Summer Start-up Program, with “Investor Day”
• Entrepreneurs Conference
• McClure Marketing Lecture
• Over 200 student clubs to join
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saunders.rit.edu
• 11th largest private university in the U.S.• Over 110,000 alumni from all 50 states and
more than 100 nations• Student Body Fall 2013: 18,292• Degrees Awarded 2012/2013: 4,051
MASTERS IN BUSINESSADMINISTRATION (MBA)
• Full-Time• Part-Time• Accounting• Accelerated 4+1• Fast Track
Over 20 concentrations available
EXECUTIVE MBA (EMBA)• On Campus• Online
MASTER OF SCIENCE (MS)• Entrepreneurship and Innovative Ventures• Finance• Management
AFFILIATED CENTERS• Albert J. Simone Center for
Innovation & Entrepreneurship (ranked #1 in the USA)
• Center for Urban Entrepreneurship (CUE)• Institute for Ethics and Corporate
Social Responsibility• Venture Creations incubator
Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB) accredited
programs
Rochester Institute of Technology
INTERNATIONAL CAMPUSES AND PARTNER UNIVERSITIES
• RIT Croatia: Dubrovnik, Croatia• American University in Kosovo: Pristina, Kosovo• RIT Dubai: Dubai, United Arab Emirates• Pontificia Universidad Catolica Madre y
Maestra: Dominican Republic• Study abroad options available globally
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[email protected]+1 (585) 475-7935107 Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, NY 14623, USA
Saunders College of Business is one of nine
colleges at Rochester Institute of Technology
and is accredited by the Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business International
(AACSB). Home to more than 1,000 enrolled
undergraduate and graduate students, Saunders
College works in partnership with RIT’s
entrepreneurial Venture Creations incubator and
#1 ranked Albert J. Simone Center for Student
Innovation and Entrepreneurship to integrate
business education with RIT’s world-leading
technical and creative programs. Saunders
College offers seven undergraduate, three MS,
two Executive MBA, and five MBA programs
where students gain real-world business
experiences in the classroom and through
cooperative education programs.
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS & MINORS
• Accounting• Finance• International Business• Management Information Systems• Management• Marketing• New Media Marketing
Minors Only
• Business Administration• Digital Business• Entrepreneurship• New Media Marketing
MINORS AND CONCENTRATIONSSaunders students can choose fromover 80 undergraduate minors, plusmany graduate concentrations among9 colleges at RIT, including manynationally recognized programs such as:
• Environmental Studies• Hospitatlity Management• Music and Technology• Sustainable Product Development• Web Design and Development• 10 Foreign Languages• Multiple Top 10 fine arts programs