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School of Professional Accountancy Celebrates 30th
The School of Professional Accountancy, which is part of the C.W. Post College of Management, celebrated its 30th birthday at a commemoration on September 18, 2004. The event was dedicated to the school's founding dean, Charles H. Zwicker who was an innovator in tax and accounting education.
Professor Zwicker established the first autonomous school of accountancy in the United States at C.W. Post. He also created the Tax and Accounting Institute, which continues to offer high quality continuing professional education to CPAs. Dean Zwicker touched the lives of thousands of students during the course of his teaching career. His love for and dedication to C.W. Post was strong through his last days and was demonstrated through his participation on the College of Management Executive Board of Advisors, the School of Professional Accountancy Advisory Board, and as the co-chair of the Lorber Hall Fundraising Campaign.
All proceeds from the event will benefit the Charles H. Zwicker Commitment to Excellence Fund and will be used to support the School through scholarships for accounting students, purchases of new and updated technology and funding for faculty research and travel to conferences.
For more information, contact the Development and Alumni Relations Office at (516) 299-2264.
The School of Professional Accountancy would like to thank the following sponsors:
BENEFACTOR
James F. Flanagan ’82
PARTNER
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
PATRONS
Deloitte & Touche LLP
KPMG LLP
Raich Ende Malter & Co. LLP
Joseph B. Rotberg ’83/Mercer Management Consulting
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SUPPORTERS
Bank of America
BDO Seidman LLP
Bertucelli & Malaga LLP
CONTRIBUTORS
Michael Romanelli
George V. Delson ’80
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Dr. Robert Sanator, Dean of the College of Management, Angela Heilig, Peter Heilig, adjunct professor of accountancy and 1977 C.W. Post tax graduate |
From left: Lauren Meiner, Mark Stone (’03 taxation) of Marcum & Kliegman LLP, Dr. Larry Kalbers, Director of the School of Professional Accountancy, Ann Kalbers, Dorothy Malings, Glen Malings, member of the School of Professional Accountancy Advisory Board |
From left: Susan Hammerschmidt, Paul Hammerschmidt, Sharon Pasatieri, Dennis Pasatieri, Walter Foley (’80 accounting B.S.), Kathy Foley (’81 MPA) |
Michele Amato of Raich, Ende, Malter and Co. LLP with husband Joe Amato, class of 1975, partner, Cameron Engineering, Syosset |
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