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J. Bauernfeind College of Business to honor the investment and portfolio manager who has been the single largest donor to the school. His many previous gifts include funds to estab- lish the Arthur J. Bauernfeind Endowed Chair of Investment Management. OTHER NEWS n Pace University has simultaneously opened two Entrepreneurship Labs (E-Labs) on its campuses in Lower Manhattan and Pleasantville, New York. Designed to nurture the entre- preneurial spirit on campus as well as in the surrounding urban areas, both E-Labs will provide mentoring n EDHEC Business School, based in Lille, France, is inaugurating its first campus in the heart of Paris. Like the school's executive campuses in Lon- don and Singapore, the new facility is designed to meet executive educa- tion needs. n The Master of Science in Math- ematical Risk Management offered by Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Busi- ness in Atlanta has been named an Accredited University Risk Program by the Professional Risk Managers' International Association. As a result of this designation, graduates of the Mathematical Risk Management pro- gram may be able to waive the first two exams in a four-exam sequence required to earn the organization's Professional Risk Manager credential. for entrepreneurs and seed capital for new ventures. The E-Labs also will host events featuring guest speakers, workshops and competitions, many of which will be open to the public. E-Lab's first director will be Bruce Bachenheimer of Pace's Lubin School of Business. CORRECTION On page 38 of the March/April issue, in the article "Dispelling Myths About Online Education," there is an inaccuracy in the sentence that describes the number of courses offered by the New York University School of Continuing Professional Studies. Each year, NYU-SCPS actually offers more than 3,000 courses, of which 400 are offered online. The numbers in the article refer only to its Leadership and Human Capital Management gradu- ate program. That program has 30 courses, of which about 15 are offered online every semester. Rutgers Business School Supply Chain Management Ranked #3 GARTNER SUPPLY CHAIN LEADERS • Over 30 full-time professors focus on end-to-end Supply Chain Management, research, teaching and collaboration with industry • World class research on sustainability, responsiveness and flexibility, and risk reduction • Executive Education Programs based on current industry trends and timely topics to help your business and career business.rutgers.edu/scm BizEd May/June 2012 21