Coopers & Lybrand
Accounting
Deloitte, Haskins & Sells
Accounting
Diversified Human Resources
Group, Inc.
All business
Dresser Industries
Recruiting interests by college ma- All business
Companies
to participate
in April 1 and 2
Career Fair
Ernst & Whinney
Accounting
Exxon Co. USA
Accounting, Finance
First National Bank of Dallas
Finance, Accounting
General Telephone of the South
west
All business
Getty Oil
Accounting, Finance
jors.
Alexander Grant & Co.
Accounting
ARCO Oil and Gas
Accounting
Arthur Anderson
Accounting
Arthur Young & Co.
Accounting
Baker Packers
Management, Marketing, All J.B. Goodwin Realtors
business All business interested in real
Bank of America estate
Finance, Accounting Gulf Oil Co.
Bank of the Southwest Accounting, Finance, Computer
Finance, Accounting Science
Burroughs Corporation H.E.B. Groceries
Math, Computer Science, All Marketing, Management, All
business
Cafeterias Inc.
All business
Continental National Bank
Finance, Accounting
business
Houston Lighting & Power
All business. Computer Science
Lone Star Gas Corp.
All business. Computer Science
Main, Hurdman & Cranstoun
Accounting
Marathon Oil Co.
Accounting, Finance
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.
Accounting
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
All business. Psychology,
Sociology
Pennzoil
Accounting
Phillips Petroleum
All business
Price Waterhouse
Accounting
Safeway Stores, Inc.
All business interested in retail
Seidman & Seidman
Accounting
Superior Oil Co.
Accounting, Finance
Tenneco Oil Co.
Accounting
Texas Commerce Bank
Accounting, Finance
Touche Ross & Co.
Accounting
Transco Co., Inc.
All business
Zapata Corporation
All business
Eastman Whipstock
All business
Reagan
An award winning program
BUSINESS WEEK '80
MBAs host third case competition
The MBA Association of the
College of Business Administra
tion will conduct the Third
Annual Invitational Case Com
petition April 3 and 4 as part of
the College's BUSINESS WEEK
'81 events.
During the competition, eight
teams of three graduate business
students will have less than 24
hours to analyze an identical
business case concerning an
actual operating enterprise.
Teams from the following uni
versities are scheduled to partici
pate: Arkansas, Baylor, Hous
ton, Rice, Southern Methodist,
Texas Christian, Texas Tech and
Texas A&M.
From its analysis of the de
tailed case material, each team
will have to identify the prob
lems facing the company's man
agement, develop alternative
solutions to the problems, select
a preferred solution, and then
justify that solution in an oral
presentation before a team of
judges from academics and in
dustry.
Among the judges from acade
mics scheduled to preside over
the event are: Head Judge, Dr.
Carl Anderson, associate profes
sor, University of Carolina; Dr.
Kirk Downey, associate profes-
BUSINESS WEEK '80 proved
to be a truly unique series of
events according to the Southern
Business Administration Asso
ciation.
In December, Texas A&M Uni
versity's College of Business
Administration was presented
the SBAA's 1980 award for in
novations in business school/
business community relations
for its first series of BUSINESS
WEEK activities.
The College was presented a
$400 check and a plaque recog
nizing the achievement.
Among the events held in
BUSINESS WEEK '80 were the
Second Annual Invitational Case
Competition, the undergraduate
"Career Fair," the National
Transportation Policy Forum,
and "A Day with CBA" series of
seminars for local business peo
ple. Other activities included a
conference on computers in
small business and a number of
guest lectures by visiting busi
ness executives. This year's acti-
sor, Oklahoma State University; vities will include an expanded,
and Dr. Nathan Jones, professor
of policy at the University of
Texas - Arlington.
Judges from industry include:
Ms. Kathleen Gammill, director Marie Tarvin Garland, presi-
of Training and Development for dent of El Paso-based Sun City
Houston Natural Gas Corp.; Mr. Delivery, discusses her trucking
two-day Career Fair and the
Third Annual MBA Invitational
Case Competition among other
events.
This pictorial review is pre
sented to recognize the achieve
ments of the many individuals
responsible for the success of
BUSINESS WEEK and to thank
the many executives, companies
and academicians who sup
ported the events. The Editors
Posing (above) with the SBAA award received for BUSINESS WEEK
'80 are Lynn Zimmermann, Assistant to the Dean and Staff Advisor
to the Business Student Council; William V. Muse, Dean of the
College; Linda Puig, 1980-81 President of the Business Student
Council; and Willie Langston II, 1979-80 BSC President.
Students (left) discuss career objectives with representatives from
Arthur Anderson & Co. during the Career Fair.
Transportation executives (far
left) take a break to chat infor
mally during the National
Transportation Policy Forum
held during BUSINESS WEEK
'80.
Local business people (near left)
listen intently as management
professor Jody Fry discusses
organizational design during
last year's "Day with CBA"
series of seminars.
business with a group of stu
dents during BUSINESS WEEK
'80.
of
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THE BRAZOS CLUB
Entertainment
Mon. thru Sat. nights
featuring’
Faron Evans
BRAZOS DINING ROOM
6:30 a.m. — 2 p.m.
5:30 p.m. — 10 p.m.
Buffet served Sun. thru Fri.
11:30 a.m. — 1:30 p.m.
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J. Neal Miller, Jr., executive
director of Governmental and In
dustry Affairs for Gulf Oil Corp.;
Mr. Pete Philhower, vice presi
dent or marketing. Commercial
Air Conditioning, Trane Corp.;
and Mr. Bookman Peters, chair
man of the board of City National
Bank in Bryan.
Last year's case competition
required teams to make manage
ment decisions concerning
Schlitz Brewing Co. Baylor Uni
versity, the winner of that com
petition, went home with the
Clinton A. Phillips Award, a
rotating trophy that will be pre
sented to this year's winning
team.
Case presentations are sche
duled to begin at 1 p.m. April 4
on the third and fourth floors of
the Rudder Tower. They are
open to the public.
An Awards Banquet will be
held April 4 following the pre
sentations. In will begin with a
cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m. at the
Briarcrest Country Club. Tickets
are $7.50 for students and $10 for
faculty members, they are on sale
Inemd/'and'm ^ht^Tncss J ud 8 es li9ten carefully to a team's presentation during the Second
Analysis arS” Research depart- Competition held during BUSINESS
mental office in Room 106 Francis J' clured f D ov ' are (1 f« ,0 „ n 8 1 »> D» rt ( h y Harlow M.
^ a jj Buchan Distinguished Professor at the University of Houston - Clear
Mr. Earl Littman, president L^cCity; Dorthy Berry, Presidentand Chief Operating Officer of
and chief executive officer of Arnold Bernhard & Co.; and). Neal Miller, Jr., Executive D.rector of
Goodwin Uttman, Dannen- and G “ lf OH Corporation,
baum, Littman & Wingfield, a
Houston advertising agency, will
be feature speaker at the ban
quet.
Involved in advertising since
1955, Littman is a graduate of
New York University. He is also a
member of the Texas Southern
University Board of Regents.
Joe Reynolds, Division Sales
Manager for Procter & Gamble
stresses a point in his seminar on
interviewing during BUSINESS
WEEK '80. Reynolds will pre
sent his seminar again this year
at 3:30 p.m. April 1 in the Rudder
Theater.
Career Fair '81
Committees
Career Fair '81 would not have been possible without the help
of large number of student volunteers. The following students
helped to make this year's events successful through their de
dication and hard work in their respective committees.
Career Fair '80 gives students of
all majors a chance to meet infor
mally with business representa
tives.
Hospitality Committee
Chairman: Denise Johnson
Subchairmen: Sarah Akin
Tammy Thomas
Debbie Wright
Committee Members
Cynthia Luhn
Mark Richardson
Elisa Donoho
Lynette Biediger
Barbara Alston
Pat Parker
Julie Drewry
Cheryl Hutton
Janet Stice
Sherry Harris
Tracy Leggio
Diane Prince
Stacie Smith
Robert Milstead
Nancy Avery
David Tomek
Mike Smith
Yolandra Cordova
Christine Davis
Rea Jaquez
Barbara Drozd
Larry Watson
Mike Kerber
Becki Smith
Cathy McCabe
Sheila Smalley
Cathy Cinatl
John Tallerine
Clayton Vieg
Kris Peterson
Brooksie Butts
Cindy Chapman
Elaine Condra
Linda Winston
Charlotte Kronberger
Tom Brody
Alan Sanderson
Otto Boneta
Diane Nicolaou
Nancy Kelly
Lastell McVey
Terry Hamilton
Chris Stockmoe
Cindy Totah
Libby Putnam
Libbi Whisler
Meals Committee
Chairman: Vickie Barber
Committee Members
Susie Brandt
Sharon Roemer
Belinda Smith
Marilyn Vincik
Pat Bailey
Lisa Greenwood
Janice Weise
Diana Prince
Sherry Harris
Jodie Senkyrik
Ricky Higgins
Charlotte Moody
Sabrina McCormick
Sharon Hyvl
Liz Cooke
Booth Committee
Chairman: Alan Hague
Committee Members
Mike Trefny
Peter Brown
James King
Jeff King
Jean-Claude Merder
Rea Jaquez
Jesse Nelson
Tony Frels
Jed Adams
Publicity Committee
Chairman: Steven Skaggs
Committee Members
Steve Platt
Monte Hall
Karen Hickman
Dave Miller
Jimmy Peterson
Sue Schultz
Tim Meinardes
Christy Hamby
Nancy Anderson
Sandy Kuchera
Ticket Sales Committee
Chairman: Susan Gulig
Subchairman: Julie Jackson
Committee Members
Michelle Giovannini
Suzy Smith
Robert Milstead
Stade Smith
Michael Kerber
Pat Parker
Cindy Chapman
Jill Cook
Becky Whitehurst
Carrie Cinatl
Cathy Cinatl
Barbara Drozd
Sandy Kuchera
Beth Polak
Jean-Claude Merder
James King
Jeff King
Debbie Moczygeniba
Charlotte Moody
Randy Rios
Christy Hamby
Eric Jones
Jody Senkyrik
Karen McClure
Charlotte Kronberger
Donna Hodges
Lydia Kale
Kim Boyd
Gayle Bonura
Ellen Wilson
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