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- Attend an educational or social event, in person or online. Or host an event for alumni
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- Help recruit future students by serving as an Alumni Ambassador.
- Connect with a current undergraduate student who is exploring careers similar to yours through a phone or video chat.
- Sponsor an internship for a Maxwell student, or hire a Maxwell alum.
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- Plus, upcoming events and ways to connect.
Virtual Event - Panel Discussion on COVID-19 and the Economy
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Maxwell alumni and friends are invited to join us on Tuesday, May 12 at 12:00-1:00 p.m. ET for a virtual faculty panel discussion on the economic impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Professors from the Maxwell School and the Martin J. Whitman School of Management will share observations on the macro economy and COVID-19, including the latest trade outlook. Discussion topics may include market volatility, bonds, inflation expectations and governmental interventions through corporate and banking channels.
The discussion will be moderated by Andrew London, associate dean and professor of sociology at the Maxwell School; panelists will include Mary Lovely, Maxwell professor of economics, Erasmo Giambona, Whitman professor of finance, and David Weinbaum, Whitman professor of finance.
Questions from the audience will be welcomed.
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Advanced registration is encouraged to ensure you have time to successfully access the
event. Following registration, you will receive a confirmation email message that contains detailed information to join the event.
Should you have questions, please contact Jessica Murray, Director of Alumni Relations, at jwmurr01@syr.edu.
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