As a new manager, I faced many challenges. I needed to make sure I was doing everything in my power to take care of my team’s needs and ensure that work was completed. The class (Leadership for New Managers) was essential in providing me with the tools that I could use. I was able to apply the information provided in the class immediately to my work. I’m extremely happy I took this course and fortunate to have had Ethan as the instructor. Ethan’s style of teaching was the key to truly understanding the course content.

Thank you, Professor! What a ride! Besides learning the concepts of Management & Human Behavior, your class presentations were enlightening, fun, and made learning easier. You have definitely found your purpose in life. Thanks again!! I’ll NEVER forget this class.

Professor Chazin’s course (Management & Human Behavior) was highly engaging and interactive. It was one of the best courses in the MBA program at St. Peter’s. Insightful and different than just “textbook” based instruction. Our learning was based on Professor Chazin’s real-life knowledge and strategies on management and how leadership affects the workforce. Prof. Chazin is thoughtful, energetic, ambitious and truly connects with his students.

This class (Branding & Marketing for Social Organizations) has enabled me to develop the framework necessary to grow my business’s brand image/messaging, as well as provided the structure for my company’s overall mission.

Professor Chazin truly loves what he does, and his passion is infectious. His lessons helped me to develop a marketing strategy for my job as well as my personal side business venture. I am so glad that I invested in his class, Branding & Marketing for Social Organizations.

It was truly a pleasure and a privilege to be in the presence of Ethan Chazin during our class, Branding & Marketing for Social Organizations. He infused the class with his genuine passion, shared personal experiences and taught with an energy that made marketing applicable not only to our careers, but also in life. Much appreciation, and THANK YOU, professor Chazin!