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Usher youths help young folks in Africa
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - May 2, 2012
Robinson undergraduate accounting and finance student Penny Nyokabi recently traveled to South Africa to teach leadership skills to young people as part of Usher's New Look Foundation.
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Department of Finance

The Department of Finance of the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University is noted both for its faculty's outstanding teaching, research and business experience and for its diverse course offerings ranging from corporate strategy and asset management to international banking and financial derivatives.

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The department is home to the CFO Council of GSU, whose goal is to aid the Robinson College of Business in carrying out its vision of becoming the leading college in financial education and professional development for undergraduate and graduate students and business executives.

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Doctoral student Vallapuzha Sandhya's study questions target-date funds for retirement

Finance doctoral student Vallapuzha Sandhya's research study on target-funds has generated a lot of media attention over the last year. Sandhya's research has indicated that investors who select mutual funds with target dates for retirement may want to think twice before pulling the trigger. She has found that these investors are losing about $500 million to $1.3 billion annually.
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Two finance alums selected for 2011 Alumni Awards

Finance alumnus Said Mohammadioun (1981) was presented with the Robinson Alumni Technology Leadership Award and finance Ph.D. alumnus Yongkil Shin (1990) received the Robinson Alumni Global Business Award.

The 2011 Alumni Awards took place on Thursday, November 10. Learn more...