Events
4:30pm - 5:30pm
SOM Lounge AA-144
Join us for the Informational Meeting & Mentor-Mentee Match #1! This event kicks off the Binghamton Accounting Association's revamped Mentorship Program. Learn about the program’s goals, expectations, and the exciting opportunities it offers. During this session, mentors and mentees will be introduced, and you'll begin forming meaningful connections to help guide your journey in the accounting field. This event is specifically for students who have been selected for the program.
5:00pm - 6:00pm
AA G021
Dive into financial modeling in Excel, focusing on projecting revenue and expenses for consulting recommendations. We'll cover both top-down and bottom-up approaches to enhance your financial forecasting skills.
10:00am - 1:00pm
Old Union Hall (The Union)
🌟 Discover Your Path at the School of Management Concentration Fair! Join us for an interactive event designed to help you explore the concentrations and opportunities available within the School of Management. Connect with Career Services, Academic Advising, and faculty experts to gain valuable insights into each concentration. Network with current students to hear firsthand experiences and advice. Whether you're planning your career journey or just starting to explore your options, this fair is the perfect chance to shape your future with confidence.
RSVP: https://binghamton.joinhandshake.com/edu/events/1678641
4:30pm - 5:30pm
SOM Lounge AA-144
Get ready for Mentor-Mentee Match #2! This event is all about strengthening connections within the Binghamton Accounting Association Mentorship Program and finalizing the mentor-mentee match!
Join us for an engaging session where mentors and mentees will continue building their relationships through collaborative activities and discussions. This is a great opportunity to dive deeper into your mentorship, gain valuable insights, and work on skills essential for success in the accounting field.
This event is specifically for students who have been selected for the program. Let’s make the most of this experience together—see you there!
5:00pm - 6:00pm
Virtual- Zoom
Join Women in Business and numerous alumni professionals to learn more about Deloitte's service line and obtain insights from previous alumni. Members will be able to hear advice from Deloitte experts who have been in their footsteps while also sharing their experiences transitioning from Binghamton to corporate life. Members will be given the opportunity to ask questions at the end of the panel. |Zoom Link
6:00pm - 7:00pm
AA-144 SOM Lounge
Join us for the General Interest Meeting (GIM) of the Binghamton Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)! Meet our E-Board, learn about the exciting events we have planned for the semester, and discover how SHRM can benefit you both now and in your future career. Plus, enjoy free pizza while supplies last! Don't miss this opportunity to connect, grow, and get involved.
6:00pm - 7:00pm
AA G021
Understand how to develop a practical implementation timeline for your consulting recommendations. You’ll also learn how to set key performance indicators and identify risks with corresponding mitigation strategies.
5:00pm - 6:30pm
UU-133A
Registration is required and space is limited. Register in Handshake!
Students will explore how to break down key metrics that drive viewership interactions, including hours per subscriber, completion rate, and engagement rate. They will also learn how this data can be applied in positions like content strategy, advertising and more. Be sure to download Tableau before the Skills Lab and bring a computer to actively participate.
What to expect:Discuss real-world applications of engagement analytics in media.Discover career paths in audience analytics, data science, and media strategyGain hands-on experience with Tableau to visualize engagement trends and uncover insights. Learn how to analyze audience behavior across different demographics and content genres.
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Innovation Lab Zurack Classroom LN1302C
Join Entrepreneur Connect and Bing Tech Collective for a Fimga workshop! Learn about the basic features of the software and even advanced functions that will help you make the app or website of your dreams!
3:00pm - 4:00pm
SOM Lounge AA 144
Learn about the MS and MBA 4+1 Programs that Binghamton University offers with Molly Pianella, the director of SOM Master's Program Admissions and Student Services! Never too early to start planning ahead for your future so please bring any questions you might have regarding the grad school programs.
6:30pm - 7:30pm
SOM Lounge AA-144
Join BUBFS for an opportunity to network with other students and to make slime and vision boards!
1:00pm - 4:00pm
University Union - Old Union Hall
RSVP | Are you an undergraduate or graduate student looking for a part-time on or off-campus job, internship or research opportunity? Set aside just a little time this spring during the afternoon to attend the Part-Time Job Fair! The fair will be taking place on Wednesday, March 5 from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm, conveniently located in the University Union Mandela Room, so you can stop by in between classes or on your way to Dunkin’! No special attire required - and a few minutes is all you need!Meet with representatives from Binghamton campus offices and LOCAL Binghamton area employers seeking Part-Time student workers hiring undergraduate and graduate students for part-time jobs, internships, research opportunities and more!Note: Attire for this fair is casual.
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5:00pm - 6:30pm
CW 106
The third Bitcoin Studies workshop of the Spring 2025 semester is especially for
the entrepreneurs on campus. In it, you will learn how decentralized finance (DeFi)
operates on Bitcoin and how to deploy basic financial tools from traditional
finance (TradFi) directly on chain. By this knowledge, you can deploy your own
hedge funds, investment strategies, stablecoins, real-world-asset (e.g., real
estate) tokenization firms, and more… all while being your own bank.
Whatever your position on Bitcoin is, whatever your interest is, whatever your
existing knowledge is, you are welcome into our Bitcoin Studies workshops. We
have five formal workshops per semester. If you attend all five, you will be part of
the only university cohort in the country earning a comprehensive skillset in
Bitcoin, from Bitcoin basics to running nodes, mining, and more.
Register at B-Engaged: Link
For further info, contact the faculty lead: Dr. Michael J. Kelly, mkelly@binghamton.edu
the entrepreneurs on campus. In it, you will learn how decentralized finance (DeFi)
operates on Bitcoin and how to deploy basic financial tools from traditional
finance (TradFi) directly on chain. By this knowledge, you can deploy your own
hedge funds, investment strategies, stablecoins, real-world-asset (e.g., real
estate) tokenization firms, and more… all while being your own bank.
Whatever your position on Bitcoin is, whatever your interest is, whatever your
existing knowledge is, you are welcome into our Bitcoin Studies workshops. We
have five formal workshops per semester. If you attend all five, you will be part of
the only university cohort in the country earning a comprehensive skillset in
Bitcoin, from Bitcoin basics to running nodes, mining, and more.
Register at B-Engaged: Link
For further info, contact the faculty lead: Dr. Michael J. Kelly, mkelly@binghamton.edu
7:00am - 8:00am
5:00pm - 6:30pm
SUNY Broome Visions FCU- Community Room
Session 1: Future-Focused Foundations
Guest Speakers: SUNY Broome Business Department, KLAW Industries, and Parlor City Furniture
Wednesday, March 12th
Community Room
Located next to our branch near SUNY Broome
FIVE South College Drive • Binghamton, NY
Are you a student interested in starting a business?
Hear from successful entrepreneurs on successful strategies and lessons learned.
3:00pm - 4:00pm
Virtual - Zoom
Join the Accounting Association and Becker to learn more about the CPA Exam! If you’re interested in obtaining your CPA in the future, this is a great opportunity to learn about the requirements to sit for the exam, the benefits of becoming a CPA in your professional career, tips for studying, and the resources that Becker has to offer. Come with any questions you may have! | Zoom
5:00pm - 6:30pm
EB-E2 Watson
For the remainder of the semester, the Bitcoin Studies Spring 2025 workshopswill be held in the Watson School of Engineering’s fabrication lab. In the lab, youwill learn how to use the core features of Bitcoin’s proof-of-work consensusmechanism: a decentralized global network of nodes and miners (ASICs runningan algorithm to add blocks to the chain and generate new BTC). In theseworkshops, you will experiment with nodes and miners to create a decentralizedcloud network, use AI to run DeFi and Humanities processes, and deploy miningtools to recycle energy and heat. The fourth workshop focuses on nodes.
Whatever your position on Bitcoin is, whatever your interest is, whatever yourexisting knowledge is, you are welcome into our Bitcoin Studies workshops. Wehave five formal workshops per semester. If you attend all five, you will be part ofthe only university cohort in the country earning a comprehensive skillset inBitcoin, from Bitcoin basics to running nodes, mining, and more.
Register at B-Engaged: Link
For further info, contact the faculty lead: Dr. Michael J. Kelly, mkelly@binghamton.edu
Whatever your position on Bitcoin is, whatever your interest is, whatever yourexisting knowledge is, you are welcome into our Bitcoin Studies workshops. Wehave five formal workshops per semester. If you attend all five, you will be part ofthe only university cohort in the country earning a comprehensive skillset inBitcoin, from Bitcoin basics to running nodes, mining, and more.
Register at B-Engaged: Link
For further info, contact the faculty lead: Dr. Michael J. Kelly, mkelly@binghamton.edu
All Day
Convention Center, 3030 Granada St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304, USA
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Virtual- Zoom
Binghamton alumni Jason Lisogorsky, a Financial Analyst 3 at RTI, and Lisa Rosenstein, a Fund Controller at Carta, will be joining BAA to discuss their experience in the Financial Services industry. They will be discussing their transition from traditional accounting roles to their current positions in Financial Services and how Binghamton prepared them for their careers. This is a great opportunity to learn of different professional paths that accounting students can take. Please come prepared with any questions you may have! | Zoom
5:00pm - 6:30pm
Koffman Southern Tier Incubator, 120 Hawley St, Binghamton, NY 13901, USA
Session 2: Emerging Visions
Guest Speakers: Small Business Development Center, Koffman Southern Tier Incubator, and the Entrepreneurial Assistance Center at SUNY Broome
Wednesday, March 26th
Koffman Southern Tier Incubator
120 Hawley St. • Binghamton, NY
Are you a small business owner or someone looking to start a business? Learn growth strategies and resources from local organizations!
3:00pm - 4:00pm
SOM Lounge AA-144
Join the Accounting Association to learn more about what we are looking for in your slide decks before the first round of the case competition
4:30pm - 5:30pm
Virtual- Zoom
Join BAA and Deborah Berkowitz, a Binghamton alum and the Chief Financial Officer of American Technion Society, who will discuss how her educational and professional journey has led to her current role and her experience in nonprofit finance and operations. This is a great opportunity to learn of different careers that accounting can offer. Please come prepared with any questions! | Zoom
3:00pm - 4:00pm
SOM Lounge AA-144
Join the Accounting Association to prepare your public speaking abilities before the first round!
5:00pm - 6:30pm
EB-E2 Watson
The fifth and final Bitcoin Studies Spring 2025 workshop is arguably the mostimportant of the semester: held in the Watson School of Engineering’s fabricationlab, you will learn how to mine Bitcoin using ASICs donated by Foundry Digitalfor educational purposes. In this lab, you will, moreover, see how mining Bitcoinand other proof-of-work currencies will create a greener and moreenvironmentally sustainable economy by vastly reducing overall global energyneeds through decentralized processes that incentivize the green capture of lostenergy, the recycling and sharing of heat, and a socially equitable currency.
Whatever your position on Bitcoin is, whatever your interest is, whatever yourexisting knowledge is, you are welcome into our Bitcoin Studies workshops. Wehave five formal workshops per semester. If you attend all five, you will be part ofthe only university cohort in the country earning a comprehensive skillset inBitcoin, from Bitcoin basics to running nodes, mining, and more.
Register at B-Engaged: Link
For further info, contact the faculty lead: Dr. Michael J. Kelly, mkelly@binghamton.edu
Whatever your position on Bitcoin is, whatever your interest is, whatever yourexisting knowledge is, you are welcome into our Bitcoin Studies workshops. Wehave five formal workshops per semester. If you attend all five, you will be part ofthe only university cohort in the country earning a comprehensive skillset inBitcoin, from Bitcoin basics to running nodes, mining, and more.
Register at B-Engaged: Link
For further info, contact the faculty lead: Dr. Michael J. Kelly, mkelly@binghamton.edu
5:00pm - 6:30pm
Visions Federal Credit Union, 3301 Country Club Rd, Endwell, NY 13760, USA
Session 3: Business Growth Toolkit
Presented by Visions Federal Credit Union
Speakers: Member Business Loans, Visions Wealth Management, Financial Wellness, and Elavon Merchant Processing
Wednesday, April 23rd
Visions Federal Credit Union Headquarters
3301 Country Club Rd. • Endwell, NY
Join us for this informational seminar and learn about the services and resources that Visions provides to help support existing businesses.