Beta
Gamma Sigma Chapter Installed at
Sejong University in South Korea

Beta Gamma Sigma continued
its worldwide expansion as the first truly international honor society
with the installation of a new collegiate chapter at Sejong University
in Seoul, South Korea.
The June 25, 2011 installation ceremony, conducted
by the Sejong University School of Business and the Sejong-Syracuse
Global MBA program, was highlighted by the induction of 29 new Society
Members.
Sejong Univeristy President Woo Hee Park congratulated
the newly inducted BGS members, stressing the importance of the
ceremony as a sign of Sejong University’s commitment to be
at the forefront of business education. He also thanked both faculty
and graduates for their outstanding contribution towards spreading
the good name of the school by achieving membership of such a prestigious
society, pointing out the global perspective that it gives to Sejong
University.

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Professor Theodore Wallin, Dean of the Graduate School
of Business of Sejong University, served as Installing Officer for
the ceremony.
"This is a celebration of excellence, accomplishment and professionalism,"
Wallin said, during his speech. "It is the highest honor a graduate
or a professional can receive".
Professor Wallin noted over time the business schools at the university
will appreciate
how meaningful it is to be distinguished by Beta Gamma Sigma membership,
and
he applauded the amount of hard work, discipline and patience these
new members
have demonstrated.
President Woo Hee Park of Sejong University congratulated the newly
elected BGS members, stressing the importance of the ceremony as
a sign of Sejong University's commitment to be at the forefront
of business education.
Dean Jong Yul Lee of the School of Business greeted faculty and
students selected to join the BGS Honor Society with words of praise
and encouragement, while emphasizing the high honor conferred to
the new members and, by extension, to the School of Business of
Sejong University as a whole.
Lifetime membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest honor a business
student
anywhere in the world can receive in an undergraduate (baccalaureate)
or master's (post-baccalaureate) program at a school accredited
by AACSB International. Only business students who rank in the upper
10 percent of their junior or senior class, the upper 20 percent
of their graduating master's class, or have completed all doctoral
requirements are eligible for membership in the Society.
With more than 650,000 lifetime members residing
in more than 160 countries, Beta Gamma Sigma is the largest network
of business school alumni in the world.
Beta Gamma Sigma's commitment to its members' academic
and professional success is defined in the Society's mission: to
encourage and honor academic achievement in the study of business,
to foster personal and professional excellence, to advance the values
of the Society, and to serve its lifelong members.
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