29 NSCS Members to Participate in Business Today Conference

Nov. 3, 2010 - PRLog -- 29 elite members of The National Society of Collegiate Scholars will attend the Business Today Conference in New York City from November 21-23, 2010.

Business Today is a student-run business magazine at Princeton University invites business leaders and high-achieving college students majoring in business from across the country.

Congratulations to:

•   Amy Young, University of California, Berkely
•   Erin Sheets Indiana University
•   Antonia Sebastian, Rice University
•   Oliver Peng, Rice University
•   Iliyana Kuneva, Truman State University
•   Jesseca McDaniel, University of Cincinnati
•   Nicole Levy, Florida State University
•   Nicole Azzi, University of Florida
•   Christopher Kopczynski, Rice University
•   Adam Layne, George Washington University
•   Jennifer Friedman, Cornell University
•   Bradley Kleinschmidt   Indiana University Bloomington
•   Allan McDonnell, Drexel University
•   Ryan Scheb, University of Florida
•   Ethan DeLano, Boston University
•   Jostten Sackitey, University of Iowa
•   Evan Kaufman, Indiana University-Bloomington
•   David Fink, Dartmouth College
•   Valentin Yanev, Dartmouth College
•   Greg Woodburn, University of South Carolina
•   Nena Ugwuomo, Howard University
•   Tara Kousha, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
•   Aaron Chan, Fairfield University
•   Desiree Chavis   , University of North Carolina
•   Aigerim N Tulepbergenova, Oregon State University
•   Omid Aryan Massachusetts Institute of Technology
•   Nathaniel Fox, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
•   Wade Senti, University of Florida
•   Reem Hassani, University of Denver

The 2010 keynote speakers include Steve Forbes President and CEO of Forbes, Editor-in-Chief of Forbes magazine, Bill McDermott, Co-CEO of SAP and Gaston Caperton, Former Governor of West Virginia and President & CEO of CollegeBoard.

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NSCS is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies and is the nation's only interdisciplinary honors organization to invite first and second year college students. NSCS has more than 625,000 members and 242 chapters in 50 states.