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Ben Alamar, Assistant Professor of Sports Management, calculates who has the best chances of winning the Super Bowl.
Jesse Ruiz ’09 becomes a candidate to represent Mexico in the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Menlo College holds a workshop to educate students on various tax related issues.
Menlo College holds its annual Speed Networking event to help students improve on their communication and networking skills.
Melissa Michelson, Professor of Political Science, wins award for "Best paper on the politics of the American West".
Another exhibition in the Outside the Box, Inside the Frame series opens today in the Administration Building.
Menlo College hosted the Accounting Scavenger Hunt for the second time, following the great success of last year’s event.
Students, faculty, and staff say goodbye to the former football head coach, who stepped down from the post last week.
Award-winning collegiate coach and pioneer of the "Fly" offense returns to Menlo to head the football program.
Speckman, award-winning collegiate coach and pioneer of the "Fly" offense, replaces former head coach Fred Guidici.
Menlo students respond to this question in the first days of the spring semester.
As we approach 2012 and the Spring Semester, we look back at the Fall 2011 and its most memorable moments.
Menlo professor Roy Blitzer hosts a call-in program on how to make work life more satisfying.
Senior Chris Tosello gets recognized for his achievements over the past season.
Six Menlo College students are recognized for having the most potential as future CPAs.
Menlo College administration and students launch a series of initiatives to support Al Kinslow and his family.
Menlo College holds the Annual Leadership Appreciation Reception to honor students for their hard work.
Menlo College celebrates the students who will complete their undergraduate degree requirements next week.
Students, alumni, faculty, and staff reserve a day with local leaders to honor Menlo’s School of Business Administration.
Menlo students respond to this and other questions about their Thanksgiving traditions and plans.
Rotaract Club’s Hunger Banquet raises awareness and inspires students to take a stand against hunger.
Menlo reinstates the annual event, which brings together students, alumni, and local business leaders for a day focused exclusively on business.
Seven teams compete to make the best video tackling some of the campus life issues.
Menlo College receives the NAIA Five Star Champions of Character Institution award for the second consecutive year.
President Kelly visits Brazil, China, Germany, and Japan to meet with alumni, students, and recruiters.
Men’s soccer team earns the Cal Pac title and makes it to the NAIA National Tournament.
Several players from the volleyball team earn recognition for their outstanding performance during the 2011 season.
The Menlo Oaks men’s soccer team will play Holy Names for the Cal Pac Conference Championship on Thursday, November 10.
Students called registered voters to encourage them to participate in San Mateo County elections on Tuesday, November 8.
On Tuesday, November 8, Menlo College will host a polling place for San Mateo County elections.
A series of informal conversations with Silicon Valley industry leaders concludes this week.
Menlo Oaks open the 2011-12 season with 2 games against Biola University.
Career counselors from the Student Welfare Organization in Bergen, Norway, visit Menlo College.
Hanna Malak receives San Mateo County 2011 Mayor’s Diversity Celebration Award for his contributions to the community.
Dr. Jan Jindra wins award for "Best Paper in Financial Institutions and Markets".
Menlo hosted a marketing presentation by middle and high school students showcasing their businesses.
High-achieving students are recognized for their accomplishments at the annual Academic Success Dinner.
Zaki’s Corner, a blog by Zaki Hasan, Professor of Mass Communication, was nominated in the “Best Blog” category.
Menlo becomes a cyber security "champion" in support of National Cyber Security Awareness Month.
Joe Simitian, State Senator, visits Menlo to talk about state politics and the legislature.
The third annual art exhibit—featuring images of campus—opens today in the Administration Building.
Students gain hands-on experience creating their own companies as part of the Management 401 capstone class.
Seventh graders from Garfield Middle School visit Menlo to learn about campus life and the benefits of higher education.
The board plans to expand SBA Day and launch a business-focused luncheon series before the end of the semester.
Two conveniently-located charging stations are now available for Menlo and community use.
Midterms are just around the corner—here are some tips for how to cope with stress and prepare for the exams.
Benjamin Alamar helps create a rating system that calculates players’ performance based on the game situation.
The Menlo College campus was a whirlwind of activity for Homecoming weekend, September 30 - October 1.
Stefan McGovern named as the new Head Coach for the Oaks baseball team.
Professor Jan Jindra will open the series with a presentation on crises and fire sales at financial institutions.
Menlo athletes are being recognized by local media and the NAIA alike for their accomplishments.
Menlo is one of only five schools in the Bay Area to host the tour this year.
Students share their experiences completing a summer internship—which netted them hands-on experience and, in one case, a job after graduation.
Prizes were awarded in five categories, including "Most Economic Value" and "Most Creative & Socially Responsible".
Menlo students have organized a series of activities to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the International Day of Peace.
The Center's research and education programs will benefit from this influx of funds.
The prominent college ranking publication has ranked the school among the best in the Regional Colleges (West) category.
Atherton Vice Mayor speaks to students about rights and freedoms in America.
Several community groups are interested in improving their services by using training that Menlo has developed.
Prospective students are starting to apply earlier and earlier to Menlo College. Here’s why.
The annual tournament brought alumni together to commemorate Menlo's past president and soccer coach.
Whether you're feeling the spirit of the islands or feeling a little country, there's a club for you on campus.
Co-chaired by the energetic Professor Donna Little, the group has planned a dynamic series of events on campus.
From iPads to virtual desktops, Menlo is taking the lead in bringing new technologies to the learning environment.
Dr. Melissa Michelson, Professor of Political Science, will be acknowledged during the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association this week.
Meet the three new members and a returning member of the 12-person board, which plays a critical role in Menlo's leadership.
The campus comes to life with fall sports training camp, orientation for new students, the first week of classes, and other events that start off the school year.
Whether you're a student, alumni, or faculty and staff, here's how to stay up-to-date on Facebook and Twitter.
Whether it’s dissecting the Murdoch scandal or writing a drama, Menlo students will have a challenging array of assignments this fall.
Senior Hanna Malak has been selected as a member of the aid organization's youth council, which advocates for youth volunteering and promotes youth leadership within communities.
Menlo College welcomes students to the first week of school with a full lineup of activities, including parties and sports events.
Menlo freshmen responded to this and other questions during Wednesday's brunch.
Drafted by the Minnesota Twins, Mazza is the first baseball player in the school's history to go pro.
Local artists are invited on to the Menlo College campus to create plein air paintings on September 24 and 25 and October 1 and 2.
Nearly 250 students began arriving on campus today to begin their Menlo College experience.
On Tuesday, August 16, Menlo College’s Class of 2015 will be formally inducted into the Menlo family at a Parent-Student Orientation Dinner, generously sponsored by Citi.
One of Menlo College’s two main teaching facilities gets a makeover.
Mike Givens, the new head softball coach, looks forward to working with student-athletes in Menlo's small-college environment.
Menlo's football, soccer, and volleyball teams arrive today for training camp—here’s what the coaches have planned.
Presented by the Menlo College Art Committee, the fourth annual exhibition is a reminder of the wealth of local talent.
For the third year in a row, the well-known education services company has singled out the school for this distinction.
Dr. Lovelace, new Assistant Professor of Management, brings a wealth of knowledge about how students learn best, acquired over twenty years of teaching.
At Oxford, Dr. William Walters, Dean of Library Services, was able to take his research project to the next level.
With experience in international business strategy and teaching, Dr. Brice has a distinctively global perspective.
Van Dusen, head coach of Menlo College's women's wrestling, was triumphant again at the Junior Nationals Women’s Duals in Fargo, North Dakota.
Menlo College RAs learn how to safeguard the physical and psychological well-being of students.
For incoming students, the first few days before classes start are an important time to connect and make friends.
On July 22, John Henry Felix ’49, CEO of HMAA, will join President Kelly in Hawaii to welcome 18 new Menlo College students at a special send-off ceremony.
The required reading for this year’s entering freshmen is a gripping autobiography about a young man’s journey from juvenile delinquency to heroism.
Responding to the news of Bethany University's closure, President James Kelly offers assistance to students whose studies have been disrupted.
The Menlo Athletics Program is proud to announce Kezia Molinsky as the new Competitive Cheer Coach. Molinksy will guide Menlo's newly inaugurated co-ed cheerleading program.
Additional funds have been allocated for “Learn and Invest for Tomorrow “(LIFT), a financial education pilot program to help prepare students, including first-generation college students and local high school seniors, to manage their finances.
How does a small college maximize its resources to compete in the big world of higher education information technology? Menlo College’s chief information officer offers her solution in the latest issue of EDUCAUSE Quarterly Magazine.
Menlo College receives a generous gift of $1,050,000 from the Bernard Osher Foundation in support of scholarships for its Professional Studies Program (PSP).
The renovation of Brawner Hall has begun, and the building is now closed while improvements are made. Brawner will be getting new carpet, paint, rolling chairs for the classrooms, wireless network, and more.
The 2011 CalCPA Women's Leadership Forum in Los Angeles, offers expert mentoring in long-term business forecasting, networking, executive coaching, philanthropy, business management and financial literacy.
PSP alums will meet to discuss career paths, PSP experiences, and networking with other PSP alums on Tuesday July 12.
Menlo College is pleased to invite you to participate in The 3rd Annual Señor Carlos López Memorial Soccer Tournament. Señor López, past Menlo College President, professor and coach was beloved by many.
The Menlo College Finance and Investment Club recently visited the Golub Group, LLC, a San Mateo investment group, for lunch and a discussion about investing.
Mr. Jack Klingler will be joining Menlo College this fall as a Professor of Accounting having just served as Director, Accounting Research and IFRS Implementation at Alcoa.
Most students don't get the opportunity to experience Menlo College in the myriad of ways Andreas P. Strieve L&S, CIS /SBA '86/'90 did.
Lisa Gillim '04 discusses the importance of staying in touch with her cohorts in the Professional Studies Program. Learn how you can be part of the network and get connected to your fellow alums.
The past decade has been an amazing journey for Marine Corps veteran Necholas Gomez.
ON JUNE 4, President James J Kelly will toast members of the President's 21st Century Club at a private event that includes a short tour of an exclusive winery followed by delectable wine-pairings.
The American Red Cross gave Menlo College a regional Outstanding Sponsor award, crediting Hanna Malak '12 with the success of recent campus blood drives.
Each of the four Valedictorians who spoke at Commencement on May 17 offered unique thoughts on why they were proud to have chosen Menlo College.
A new initiative will give students greater access to lab applications, reduce the operational costs of desktop management, minimize the capital expenses needed for PC refresh, and reduce the College's carbon footprint.
Alan Salzman, co-founder and CEO of VantagePoint Capital Partners, will speak at Menlo College's 2011 Commencement ceremony.
Please make an online donation to support our student drive for the Japan Relief Fund. Click here to learn more.
Mystery Dance 2011 at City Beach in Fremont provided students with an immense variety of exciting activities.
This year the SBA Day keynote address will be given by T. Geir Ramleth SBA '87, Senior Partner and CIO of Bechtel Corporation.
The Faculty Senate approved a proposal to require six credit hours of internship for all business majors entering the College from August 2011 onwards.
The members of the Hawai'i Club went above and beyond to prove why the Menlo College Lu'au is one of the best in the Bay Area.
Spring 2011 was the Ethics in Action Club's prime time, with successive doses of inspiration for Menlo College students through ethical challenges and guest speakers.
Mark Wagner's class was responding in their work to the natural disasters in Japan, and Michael Pauker's students were working with self-portraiture and studies of nature on campus.
On March 24, San Mateo County Health Services conducted Silver Dragon V, an annual emergency drill. This exercise tests the distribution of life saving medical supplies to the public in a timely manner in case of an emergency.
President Kelly took 20 experts in the area of aging to visit the various Cuban service organizations that deal with the elderly in the island nation.
Joint Venture: Silicon Valley Network announced today that Menlo College President Jim Kelly has been elected to the organization's board of directors,
On Saturday, March 26, tour Menlo College at Preview Day and stay for the 20th Annual Hawai'i Club Lu'au.
Featuring a 2010 Year in Review, Entertainment Exec Barry Adelman, Dr. Benjamin Alamar's Sports Stats, the Honor Roll of Giving and more
On behalf of the Menlo College community, I want to extend deepest concern for our alumni, parents and friends in Japan, especially those who have lost loved ones and are suffering through the aftermath of this tragic earthquake and resulting tsunamis.
Approximately 160 students in the traditional program qualified for Dean's List inclusion, and 21 graduating seniors received high honors.
The exhibit currently includes 18 books and journals, and it's expected to grow as faculty contribute more examples of their work.
While in Japan on recruiting business, Menlo College President Dr. James Kelly visited members of the College community abroad.
Cliff Shiepe '88, known as C.B. Shiepe, author of Cliff Falls, came back to Menlo College on March 2, 2011, after self-publishing his saga of personal redemption that may have begun and ended here on campus.
Students in Fabian Eggers' Marketing Management class are formulating a real marketing plan geared towards the success of the Major League Soccer Team New York Red Bulls.
Menlo College invited Steve Westly, a venture capitalist, politician and green energy proponent, to speak at its 2009 Commencement ceremony because he is an expert on Silicon Valley business.
As of Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011, the traders were nearing the top 25 at number 26 in the CME trading competition.
Last Friday, the Menlo College Jewish Student Club held its first event of the year: a Shabbat dinner for students, faculty and staff.
Pauline Fatien, Ph.D. is a Visiting Associate Professor of Management at Menlo College, and is teaching two classes in the PSP Program: Human Resource Management and Business Ethics.
Etiquette in the business world is so much more than how you hold your knife and fork.
Ross Jackson, father of former NFL player Nate Jackson '01, and his wife, Marilyn, recently came to the Menlo College campus to meet the recipient of their family scholarship.
21-year-old Kyle Lydick of Devore Heights died in a car accident on Sunday, February 13. Kyle attended Menlo College from 2008 to 2010, and he made many friends in that time.
Psychology major Joey Zundelevicius and Resident Assistant Greig O'Connor put on a relaxation session to help Menlo students cope with their stress.
On Wednesday, February 16, 2011, Menlo Finance and Investments will begin competition in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's 2011 Commodity Trading Competition.
The first in this semester's workshop series, dedicated to self portraiture, took place Wednesday, February 9th.
Kenny Arimoto '12 has been riding fixed gear bicycles for two years and spends more time on wheels than on foot.
Last Tuesday, before the start of Menlo's crucial baseball game against the visiting Biola University Eagles, Vice President for External Affairs Catherine Reeves threw out a ceremonial first pitch.
Jordan Winsinger '10 is thrilled with his new job at On Air Agency, a marketing and communication agency in France.
Happy Lunar New Year from Menlo College's Asian Club! The students, who were far away from home and missed the festive air, decided to stage their own celebration.
Sixteen Menlo College Softball Alumni came back to Atherton to face the 2011 Menlo squad in a single contest Saturday morning.
Sodexo, Inc. feeds hundreds of Menlo College students, faculty and staff most days throughout year.
The winning team in the Mini Business Plan Competition included four freshmen baseball players from Dr. Deborah McCabe's Business Management Practice class: Donovan Bonner, Mickey Phelps, Derrick Rodriquez, and Sam Shapiro.
Thai Bui and Barbara Gunther showcase their inventive art at Menlo College, each demonstrating their unique appreciation of visual form.
Alumni rocked the First and Main Sports Lounge last Tuesday at the first Oak Hour meet-up of 2011. Participants wined and dined while catching up with old friends.
The 16-2 Menlo vs Bethany baseball game on Sunday, Jan 31 might have been challenged by rain, but that didn't stop the Bethany College baseball team from gathering around a vintage hometown show car before the downpour.
Mary Robins, Menlo College Director of Career Services, found an interesting way to bring students and accounting professionals together.
Update: Find out which team Alamar believes has a better shot at winning the Superbowl in The Wall Street Journal.
Mass Communication alumna Yan (Etta) Zhang '10 recently produced a video highlighting Menlo Professor Donna Little's Personal Finance course.
Professors Melissa Michelson and Marianne Marar joined Gail Ortega, Community Advocate and former Menlo SERV Director to discuss how students can get more engaged in our community.
Raechelle Clemmons, Menlo College CIO, has been accepted as a mentor for the Technovation Challenge program.
On Thursday, January 6, bright blue and white balloons announced the arrival of our newest students at Menlo College.
Lukas Biewald has recently joined the Menlo College SBA Advisory Board.
Menlo College Head Baseball Coach Matt Daily recalls his experience shortly after the San Bruno pipeline explosion.
Dr. Jim Woolever has been appointed Provost of Menlo College, and Dr. Marilyn Thomas has been appoin