Our programs are designed to prepare you to be successful and productive members of an organization you join, enable you to contribute to the greater good of society, and provide a solid foundation from which you can expand and learn throughout your personal and professional lives.
Full-time Faculty
19
Cornelia Daniel
Undergraduate Enrollment
861
Graduate Enrollment
23
Anthony Rascati did some initial research on his own and found that in 2011, the U.S. Geological Survey discovered potential oil reserves underneath Westfield. He decided to research and write his senior honors thesis on the subject of “fracking,” a type of drilling that uses pressurized liquid to extract oil or gas. Rascati is grateful that Westfield State provides such research opportunities, noting there’s a “common misconception that large research projects only take place in graduate school.”
The purpose of this club is to expose students to different aspects of the accounting profession.
The Economic Society presents and discusses those pertinent social issues which are intimately affected by economic manifestations.
The Entrepreneurship club was created to assist students enrolled in Entrepreneurship class in starting their own business.
The Business Club will expose and broaden student knowledge of various aspects of general business practices.
The primary purpose of this organization shall be to advance and promote understanding of important marketing issues among members.
The purpose of the Math Club is to provide students opportunities which broaden and enrich their participation in the world of mathematics.
Cornelia Daniel, Chair
Associate Professor - Economics and Management
Wilson Hall, 411N
cdaniel@westfield.ma.edu
t:(413) 572-5696
f:(413) 572-8787
Carmen Marquez-Diaz, Administrative Assistant
Economics and Management
Wilson Hall W-414
cmarquez@westfield.ma.edu
t: (413) 572-5590
f: (413) 572-8787
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