Annual Reports for 2022 are due by March 1, 2023
Annual Reports for 2022 are due by March 1, 2023. All chapters must submit a yearly report except for new chapters established less than a year. Send all reports to…
2023 Leadership Conference will not be held
Due to lingering risks posed by new Covid variants and ongoing travel restrictions by school administrators, we will not be gathering for the 2023 Annual Leadership Conference.
New Executive Officers Elected
Due to the expiration of terms for CEO and CFO the National Executive Committee has elected Brenda Bogren as the new Chief Executive Officer and John Haley as Chief Financial…
New Discipline Added
Cyber Crime Technology has been added as an eligible discipline for membership in Alpha Beta Gamma.
New Address for ABG National Office
Here is the new address for the ΑΒΓ National Office. Please use this for all correspondence, including new member fee payments by check. PO Box 1619 Pawleys Island, SC 29585
Membership Fee Increase
Effective March 1, 2020 the ABG One-time Membership Fee will increase to $42.00 per student.
The John D. Christesen Essay
Colleagues, family, former students and friends of Prof. John D. Christesen Raised funds for this award at a fundraising event in 2006. Additional Contributions to this can be made on line at www.abg.org.
This competitive essay should describe in approximately 3,000 words, the environment, pedagogy or other atypical conditions under which the writer experienced a most significant teaching event. The essay should describe the process, technique or environment with which a truly exceptional teaching event occurred. Other faculty should be able to emulate the ideations. Members of the business and professional departments at colleges which have chapters of Alpha Beta Gamma are eligible to submit essays. A $300.00 stipend and a framed certificate are awarded to the recipient. The essay will be published in the Honors Journal. In some cases, the recipient might be invited to present the paper at the annual meeting.
The Cornelia Blackwell Memorial Essay
An essay competition entitled “The Importance of Teaching Business” was established by colleagues and friends of Cornelia Blackwell whose career in the Registrar’s Office of Westchester Community College demonstrated incredible assistance to students and especially to Alpha Beta Gammans. The essay is judged by the scholarship committee. An award of a $300.00 stipend and a framed certificate will be presented to the finalist. 500-750 word range.