Dickinson College - News and Events - NYC Alumni -- Nov. ?, 2007


Wall Street Reception Oct. 15, 2007
About 100 alumni and students had a chance to interact in the New York Athletic Club at the Wall Street Reception Oct. 15. The college’s career center, international business management department and the alumni and development offices co-sponsored a two-day trip for a select group of students with demonstrated interest in the finance industry. They visited Merrill Lynch and Lehman Brothers and enjoyed mingling with alumni in the financial-services industry. Dickinson plans to further leverage its connection with the financial world by offering students an off-campus study program and courses in finance and internships through Baruch College in New York City, beginning this spring.
President William G. Durden ’71 explains the need for the Dickinson community to be familiar with such publications as The Economist, the London Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal.	Kyle Miller ’84, president and CEO of Hudson Castle Group Inc., gave a short talk at the event. At right: Amadou Doumbia ’08. Tim McGlinn ’91, senior investment analyst, U.S. Steel & Carnegie Pension Fund, makes the acquaintance of Nadia Dodenova ’08. Left: Michael Comes ’08 (left) consults with Tim McGlinn ’91.
Aditya Chugh ’04, now working for Merrill Lynch’s global private client group, shares some of his experiences with, from left, Luan Nguyen ’10, Minh Nguyen ’09 and Jiafei Chen ’08.	Rick Raymond ’07 (left), an equities technology business analyst for Lehman Brothers, talks with Matt Anania ’07, a tax consultant for Ernst and Young.
Mark Nichols ’70, managing director of the Private Placement Group for Bank of America Securities LLP, meets up with Luan Nguyen ’10 (left).	Toni Bujas ’08 chats with Ruth LaMantia Ferguson ’92, Dickinson trustee and first vice president of J.P. Morgan.
Photos by Matt Zugale