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"The Memo Published By: The Eli Broad College Student Senate Eli Broad College of Business News Report Issue #1

This is the first issue of the Closing Entry. This newsletter is to inform undergraduates in the business college about activities, oppertunities, organizations, and events here at MSU. The Honor Code: Mission: The purpose of the Honor Code is to formalize the ethical standards and values of the Eli Broad College of Business. Honesty and integrity are defined as being free from deception, and adhering to a code of values. All members of this institution, including faculty, staff, administration, and students are expected to act accordingly and uphold one another to these standards. This protects integrity and values of a Broad College degree. Likewise, it prevents the dishonest from damaging the integrity of this institution. Students are here to receive a quality education and prepare them to be leaders in the business world. Members of the Eli Broad College of Business are of high ethical standards. We strive to continually strengthen the integrity the College and its members.By reinforcing the importance of the values of honesty and integrity, we aim to prepare students for what they will face in a real-world environment. Persons involved within Eli Broad College of Business are held to be responsible individuals with standing principles that a premised upon Honesty and Integrity among other things. Further, all members of the College adhere to the following code and apply it to any involvement that they may have with Eli Broad College. By continually reinforcing the importance of practicing ethics of the highest caliber, Broad students will continue to be leaders and role models in the business world. The pride and tradition of the Eli Broad College of Business can be further enhanced by collectively committing ourselves to the highest ethical standards and working as a community to ensure the continuing integrity of this institution. The Broad Picnic: We the Student Senate, representative body of the undergraduate students of the Eli Broad College of Business, would like to propose a beneficial social event. This extravaganza will involve all student organizations, faculty, and staff who respectfully represent the undergraduate and graduate levels of the elite Eli Broad College of Business. The anticipated date and time for the event is Thursday, April 21st between the hours of 12 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. We encourage the participation of all organizations and faculty that are involved in supporting the enrichment and escalation of business oriented education at Michigan State. The Picnic’s objective is to increase the awareness of the Honor Code that will be inducted into the Business College’s Grievance Council procedures by the fall of 2005. This Code will be affecting all Business College students and teachers’ curriculum. We are asking those who represent our institution to not only help financially but also to participate in the event. We would like to treat this not only as a celebratory induction of the Honor Code but also similar to that of the “Student Organization Fair”/ “Party at the Aud.” We hope to attract students of various backgrounds and majors but we will only focus our advertising at attracting Business College students. More Information Broad Coaches Program: Connect with alumni and friends of the college. Our volunteer Broad coaches offer networking opportunities and advice that is invaluable in todays challenging employment market. More Information LEAR Center: The LEAR Corporate Career Service Center is here to help you. More Information Looking For You: Calling all former Eli Broad Student Senators we are looking for new alumni to add to our contact list. Help out the future of business. Click Here Les Gourmets: The School of Hospitality Business at Michigan State University Announces the 54th Anniversary Celebration of Les Gourmets. This years event is on April, 2nd at 5:30pm. More Information Senior Class Gift: What does this college need? Help decide where your money will go for this years senior class gift. More info coming soon in next weeks issue! Senior Class Gift: What does this college need? Help decide where your money will go for this years senior class gift. More info coming soon in next weeks issue! Get Noticed : Want your event posted on The Closing Entry. Just e-mail all the information to the address provided below and we'll put it in next weeks issue. E-Mail Congrads Chris Hill: The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) recently named Chris Hill, a Broad School senior finance major and varsity basketball team starting guard, as the 2005 Academic All-American of the Year, its highest honor. Read More Get it Together: Need to find out what classes to take next year? Make sure you get your classes arranged early to avoid confusion next semester. Schedule an advising appointment today. Advising Website Free Money: A little tight on cash this year? Apply for next years scolarships. Numerous scolarships are avalable for all business students. More Information