Friday, November 7, 2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Gail Donegan brings you into the Phlebotomy lab...!
BCCC, Business Studies, Phlebotomy Program.
Some insight into a class in progress!
Monday, October 13, 2008
A tribute to our beloved colleague...JOAN WEISS
"Sadly and yet proudly we have had our own Randy Pausch in our synagogue this past year. Last December Joan Weiss was told that after three good years, her cancer had come back with a vengeance and it was a matter of time. Joan was also a professor of business at Bucks County Community College. She had touched the lives of hundreds and thousands of young people not only in class but as an advisor to young people in an organization In Free Enterprise. Joan's students competed in national and international competitions against mostly 4-year colleges and won more than once. Joan was also that uniquely special teacher that we never foget. Joan was given the poor prognosis in December and she and Fred with to Disney World with their children and little grandson Darrien. They went to have fun and they did. Then she came back and went back to work because that's what Joan did and that's what gave her meaning. Then Joan and Fred went to Bermuda, Atlanta. She had never seen the Boston Pops but wanted to so they did and went on a three week cruise to Italy, Spain and France in July and then she went back to work for the fall semester. Joan's approach was, The end is going to come but not today. Today was to live and like Randy Pausch, Joan always had a sense of hope. Hope doesn't always come true but hope can sustain us today. Joan told me some months ago, she wanted to go back to Israel but just days before this new year began Joan journeyed to the heavenly Jerusalem.
Joan had a great passion in life. Her passion was not grounded in money. She showed she could be a real success in the business world but she chose instead to teach young people how to find success in the world of business and her passion was grounded in people. One of Joan's dearest friends told me that she thought she was Joan's best friend until she saw how many best friends Joan had."
Given by Rabbi Eliott Perlstein on Yom Kippur 2008
Joan had a great passion in life. Her passion was not grounded in money. She showed she could be a real success in the business world but she chose instead to teach young people how to find success in the world of business and her passion was grounded in people. One of Joan's dearest friends told me that she thought she was Joan's best friend until she saw how many best friends Joan had."
Given by Rabbi Eliott Perlstein on Yom Kippur 2008
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
What do you do when you aren't teaching?
I had a wonderful time taking a beating in the ocean 3 weeks ago after the tropical storm blew through. it rare that there are size able waves to surf in the Atlantic ocean but Sunday the 6th was one of those exceptional days. My bother and I spent about three hours in 3 to 6ft surf. It was lot of fun and also reminded us we aren't college kids anymore.
Monday, September 15, 2008
Nelly in Greece, BYOBB and Earl....
Please come out for BYOBB...AND notice the CHEF link off to the right side...Guess who?
Friday, September 5, 2008
BYOBB is Back!
BYOBB (Bring Your Own Brown Bag) is Back!
We’ve scheduled the following Fall lunchtime get-togethers on Thursday 9/18, 10/16, and 11/13 from 12:30-1:30pm in the Faculty Center. Bring your own brown bag lunch and we’ll provide dessert! We are planning on two venues….the downstairs will be used for an informal social gathering of sorts. The upstairs conference area will host a topic of discussion. The 9/18 topic will be led by Deb Sedik and titled “ Ways to Avoid/Minimize Irresponsible Student Behavior.”
The upstairs/downstairs choice is yours and we welcome suggestions for other discussion topics of your concern.
RSVP to Al Rieger riegera@bucks.edu or Kelly Gredone gredonek@bucks.edu
We’ve scheduled the following Fall lunchtime get-togethers on Thursday 9/18, 10/16, and 11/13 from 12:30-1:30pm in the Faculty Center. Bring your own brown bag lunch and we’ll provide dessert! We are planning on two venues….the downstairs will be used for an informal social gathering of sorts. The upstairs conference area will host a topic of discussion. The 9/18 topic will be led by Deb Sedik and titled “ Ways to Avoid/Minimize Irresponsible Student Behavior.”
The upstairs/downstairs choice is yours and we welcome suggestions for other discussion topics of your concern.
RSVP to Al Rieger riegera@bucks.edu or Kelly Gredone gredonek@bucks.edu
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
This month, Charlie SAYZ.......
Please remember to "SAFELY REMOVE YOUR HARDWARE!"
When using your thumb drive ( flash memory) USB device...
http://www.connectedphotographer.com/issues/issue200707/00002025002.html
When using your thumb drive ( flash memory) USB device...
http://www.connectedphotographer.com/issues/issue200707/00002025002.html
My Summer II Classes...constructed their own blogs!
http://mgmt100summerii.blogspot.com/
http://mgmt110.blogspot.com
http://8ammgmt100.blogspot.com/
I think they enjoyed the project!
Kelly
http://mgmt110.blogspot.com
http://8ammgmt100.blogspot.com/
I think they enjoyed the project!
Kelly
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Faculty Learning Community Blog!
Check out the Faculty Learning Community Blog....http://lbcfaculty.squarespace.com/
I'll keep the link permanently posted down there....
OOPS...now you have to look UP THERE!!! to the sidebar on the right for the link.
I'll keep the link permanently posted down there....
OOPS...now you have to look UP THERE!!! to the sidebar on the right for the link.
Sunday, July 6, 2008
CPA Review Free to All Students and Exam Candidates
Thanks Arta Szathmary (MAST )for sharing this info!
How can your students gain access to thousands of FREE practice questions and answers on topics ranging from Deferred Income Taxes and Qualified Audit Reports to Contract Law and Itemized Deductions? How can they obtain FREE assistance to increase their knowledge and confidence as they work through the challenging topics found in your courses?
---How can your former students prepare to pass the CPA Exam for FREE at a time when they are just beginning professional careers and often lack the significant monetary resources that review courses demand? How can they locate FREE information to guide them through the complexities of today’s computerized CPA Exam?
There is one easy answer to both of these questions: CPAreviewforFREE.com
This program was conceived by Professor Joe Hoyle specifically to help (1) college students succeed in their classes and (2) professional accountants pass the uniform CPA Examination. Professor Hoyle is known around the globe because of his many awards and accomplishments:
--Author on all nine editions of the number one selling Advanced Accounting textbook (co-authored by Tom Schaefer and Tim Doupnik and published by McGraw-Hill).
--The 2007 Virginia Professor of the Year as recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
--One of “22 Favorite Undergraduate Business Teachers in the United States” as named by BusinessWeek in 2006.
--Speaker at seminars across the United States on becoming a better teacher.
--Author of Tips and Thoughts on Improving the Teaching Process in College which was highlighted in The Chronicle of Higher Education in the fall of 2007 and is available for free at http://facultystaff.richmond.edu/~jhoyle/
--Teacher with 37 years of experience in college classrooms as well as 27 years of creating, teaching, and operating CPA Exam Review programs.
Whether an accounting student is enrolled in an upper-level course in college or a staff auditor is studying to take the CPA Exam, they must be able to grasp complex topics and then turn that knowledge into points. A proper understanding of each essential concept is needed in order to answer related questions and achieve success. As designed by Professor Hoyle, CPAreviewforFREE.com makes thousands of well-written questions and carefully constructed answers available to everyone. Coverage is based on the content specification outlines used to create the CPA Exam and includes a wide array of subject matter. And, every one of these thousands of questions and answers is absolutely FREE.
A student can select a specific topic such as Consolidated Financial Statements or Internal Control and work through dozens of questions to build knowledge and ensure understanding. A professional accountant can take a randomized test that mimics the CPA Exam with questions pulled from across all of the topics within that section to highlight areas of strength and weakness. And, the program is entirely FREE.
Any individual who simply wants to learn more about the CPA Exam can go to www.CPAreviewforFREE.com and click on “Resources.” Several articles are available that provide a wide array of little-known information describing the CPA Exam and how to prepare for it. The more you know about the CPA Exam, the easier it is to pass.
CPAreviewforFREE.com stands ready to assist students and future CPAs around the world. Thousands of high-quality questions and answers are already available and hundreds more will be added on a weekly basis in the future. For college students, CPAreviewforFREE.com has questions that can aid them in a wide variety of their courses:
Intermediate Accounting , Advanced Accounting, Business Law , Auditing ,
Individual Income Taxes , Governmental Accounting , Managerial Accounting , Finance ,
Information Technology , Economics
Professor Hoyle created this program to help individuals learn and achieve success in meeting their education and career goals. Try it yourself; there is no risk. Then, if you believe that this website can be of help to your students in their current classes or your former students taking the CPA Exam, please pass along the URL so that those others can benefit.
How can your students gain access to thousands of FREE practice questions and answers on topics ranging from Deferred Income Taxes and Qualified Audit Reports to Contract Law and Itemized Deductions? How can they obtain FREE assistance to increase their knowledge and confidence as they work through the challenging topics found in your courses?
---How can your former students prepare to pass the CPA Exam for FREE at a time when they are just beginning professional careers and often lack the significant monetary resources that review courses demand? How can they locate FREE information to guide them through the complexities of today’s computerized CPA Exam?
There is one easy answer to both of these questions: CPAreviewforFREE.com
This program was conceived by Professor Joe Hoyle specifically to help (1) college students succeed in their classes and (2) professional accountants pass the uniform CPA Examination. Professor Hoyle is known around the globe because of his many awards and accomplishments:
--Author on all nine editions of the number one selling Advanced Accounting textbook (co-authored by Tom Schaefer and Tim Doupnik and published by McGraw-Hill).
--The 2007 Virginia Professor of the Year as recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
--One of “22 Favorite Undergraduate Business Teachers in the United States” as named by BusinessWeek in 2006.
--Speaker at seminars across the United States on becoming a better teacher.
--Author of Tips and Thoughts on Improving the Teaching Process in College which was highlighted in The Chronicle of Higher Education in the fall of 2007 and is available for free at http://facultystaff.richmond.edu/~jhoyle/
--Teacher with 37 years of experience in college classrooms as well as 27 years of creating, teaching, and operating CPA Exam Review programs.
Whether an accounting student is enrolled in an upper-level course in college or a staff auditor is studying to take the CPA Exam, they must be able to grasp complex topics and then turn that knowledge into points. A proper understanding of each essential concept is needed in order to answer related questions and achieve success. As designed by Professor Hoyle, CPAreviewforFREE.com makes thousands of well-written questions and carefully constructed answers available to everyone. Coverage is based on the content specification outlines used to create the CPA Exam and includes a wide array of subject matter. And, every one of these thousands of questions and answers is absolutely FREE.
A student can select a specific topic such as Consolidated Financial Statements or Internal Control and work through dozens of questions to build knowledge and ensure understanding. A professional accountant can take a randomized test that mimics the CPA Exam with questions pulled from across all of the topics within that section to highlight areas of strength and weakness. And, the program is entirely FREE.
Any individual who simply wants to learn more about the CPA Exam can go to www.CPAreviewforFREE.com and click on “Resources.” Several articles are available that provide a wide array of little-known information describing the CPA Exam and how to prepare for it. The more you know about the CPA Exam, the easier it is to pass.
CPAreviewforFREE.com stands ready to assist students and future CPAs around the world. Thousands of high-quality questions and answers are already available and hundreds more will be added on a weekly basis in the future. For college students, CPAreviewforFREE.com has questions that can aid them in a wide variety of their courses:
Intermediate Accounting , Advanced Accounting, Business Law , Auditing ,
Individual Income Taxes , Governmental Accounting , Managerial Accounting , Finance ,
Information Technology , Economics
Professor Hoyle created this program to help individuals learn and achieve success in meeting their education and career goals. Try it yourself; there is no risk. Then, if you believe that this website can be of help to your students in their current classes or your former students taking the CPA Exam, please pass along the URL so that those others can benefit.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
My class will continue in the construction of a Small Business Management Blog...
Just thought I'd share...I created a blog for my online small business management class for Summer II. As one of their assignments , they will be required to post content and comments to the blog that I started. I'm looking forward to "their" final product and will let you know how it went!
http://mgmt110.blogspot.com/
http://mgmt110.blogspot.com/
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Tracy Timby reports on a Paralegal achievement..wonderful news!
Tracy,
"Just wanted to let you know that I went for my paralegal scholarship interview on 5/31/08 and I was informed today that I received the full $10,000 scholarship from Peirce. I was the biggest scholarship winner. I'm so excited and wanted to share the news. You, and the Paralegal Program at Bucks were instrumental in my achievement. Thanks so much!!! Hope you're having a great summer. “
Holly C. Frey Paralegal to Joanne Rathgeber, Esquire
"Just wanted to let you know that I went for my paralegal scholarship interview on 5/31/08 and I was informed today that I received the full $10,000 scholarship from Peirce. I was the biggest scholarship winner. I'm so excited and wanted to share the news. You, and the Paralegal Program at Bucks were instrumental in my achievement. Thanks so much!!! Hope you're having a great summer. “
Holly C. Frey Paralegal to Joanne Rathgeber, Esquire
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Business & Learning in Second Life..something to ponder
Businesses are in Second Life...hundreds ! From small business to large corporations Calvin Klein, Sears, IBM...
IBM...in Second life:
Do we just "tell" our students about the business opportunities that exist in SL or use SL to support the learning. Schools are using Second life to hold classes, invite guest speakers, support learning activities etc.
IBM...in Second life:
Do we just "tell" our students about the business opportunities that exist in SL or use SL to support the learning. Schools are using Second life to hold classes, invite guest speakers, support learning activities etc.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Attended the New Media Consortium Conference in Princeton NJ last week!
It was a great conference that brought to light many exciting ways to energize and engage students in the classroom. One of the presentations got my undivided attention because I have experimented with using student created videos in my classes this past semester to meet some learning objectives. For example, we made videos that represented the 4P’s of marketing and video resumes etc. Anyway…the link I’m providing here presents a showcase of digital media success stories at U of P.
“ Student-created video and multimedia is an increasingly popular undergraduate assignment option at Penn, replacing traditional research papers. Creative videos assignments engage students in high level critical thinking, writing, planning, scripting and group collaboration tasks.” (WIC at U of P )
By the way, these video assignments were applied to a wide variety of disciplines and classes. More specifically, some of the assignments given required the student to make a Video Mashup : http://wic.library.upenn.edu/multimedia/tutorials/mashup.html
This link can provide you with some more insights and examples of winning videos in their Video Mash-up Contest : http://wic.library.upenn.edu/mashup/mashup2007.html
Finally….and this is getting a little too loooong, if you have an interest I have some great examples of video projects assigned by instructors in a variety of disciplines that met required learning outcomes.
Thanks for listening!
Kelly
“ Student-created video and multimedia is an increasingly popular undergraduate assignment option at Penn, replacing traditional research papers. Creative videos assignments engage students in high level critical thinking, writing, planning, scripting and group collaboration tasks.” (WIC at U of P )
By the way, these video assignments were applied to a wide variety of disciplines and classes. More specifically, some of the assignments given required the student to make a Video Mashup : http://wic.library.upenn.edu/multimedia/tutorials/mashup.html
This link can provide you with some more insights and examples of winning videos in their Video Mash-up Contest : http://wic.library.upenn.edu/mashup/mashup2007.html
Finally….and this is getting a little too loooong, if you have an interest I have some great examples of video projects assigned by instructors in a variety of disciplines that met required learning outcomes.
Thanks for listening!
Kelly
Monday, June 2, 2008
FOTF: A SL presentation...
Faculty of the Future: A SL ( Service Learning ) presentation:
http://docs.google.com/Presentation?docid=dffwc9nb_6dx45zjck
http://docs.google.com/Presentation?docid=dffwc9nb_6dx45zjck
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Assessment as LEARNING...
Like the way this guy describes it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ3USs16J3Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ3USs16J3Y
Monday, May 26, 2008
Friday, May 23, 2008
GIRLS AT GRADUATION...
Business Studies faculty members Kelly, Nelly, Joan, Anita and Judy getting ready to line up for the graduation ceremony. We were looking forward to congratulating the well-deserving 2008 students!
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
..attended a Student Learning Assessment Institute .
I attended a Middle States Commission on Higher Education -Student Learning Assessment Institute down at the University of Delaware earlier this week. It included some awesome presentations and a wealth of excellent resources. It's obvious that using this sometimes misunderstood thing called ASSESSMENT ,at all levels, affords great opportunities to enhance and make improvements in student learning. I will be sharing some additional tidbits with you as soon as I organize my thoughts!
Kelly
Kelly
Earl...AGAIN!
Darlene Henry- Dept of Labor, Bureau of Apprent & Traning, Earl (with gift plaque) , and Dr. Conn
Earl and his Chefs!
The graduating class of 2008 honored Earl Arrowood with a "mini-me" cake centerpiece. What a resemblence!!!
Monday, May 19, 2008
SOME ACCOUNTING NEWS!
On May 6 Ken Koerber gave a demonstration for full andpart-time faculty members on the on-line homework tool -MathXL for Business Math (MGMT120). Ken has been using this for over a year and is happy with student success usingMathXL.
Reported by Judy Toland...Thanks!
Reported by Judy Toland...Thanks!
Monday, May 5, 2008
Department party, Phyllis gets the baby, Happy Birthday Nelly and Good Luck in Greece!
Questions about the baby thing???? John Angeline brought a King's cake......
A king cake (sometimes rendered as kingcake or kings' cake) is a type of cake associated with the festival of Epiphany in the Christmas season in a number of countries, and in other places with Mardi Gras and Carnival.The cakes have a small trinket (often a small plastic baby, sometimes said to represent Baby Jesus) inside, and the person who gets the piece of cake with the trinket has various privileges and obligations.( wikipedia)
Friday, May 2, 2008
LBC, Business Studies, Team Up with Rotary Foundation to Host Visiting CPA from Italy
Pictured (left to right) : Business Studies Professor, Vernon Wiegand, Rotary GSE participant Marialuisa Iannaccone, and BCCC Student Tarnue Ballah get together for a chat prior to Professor Wiegand’s Accounting class at the Lower Bucks Campus.
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Miss Iannaccone, visiting from Avellino, Italy was interested in learning about the higher education system, American accounting standards, and the accounting vocation in the United States. Professor Wiegand graciously permitted Miss Tannaccone to “sit in” Accounting Principles and made himself available to discuss American accounting practices with her prior to class.
The Group Study Exchange (GSE) program of The Rotary Foundation is a unique cultural and vocational exchange opportunity for young adults. Through the program, teams of professional men and women exchange visits between paired areas in different countries. The awards involve four-week visits, during which team members share homes with Rotary families, experience the host country's institutions and ways of life, observe their own vocations as practiced abroad, develop personal and professional relationships, and exchange ideas with their professional counterparts. This Rotary year, our district is exchanging teams with District 2100 in Naples, Italy.
Miss Iannaccone, visiting from Avellino, Italy was interested in learning about the higher education system, American accounting standards, and the accounting vocation in the United States. Professor Wiegand graciously permitted Miss Tannaccone to “sit in” Accounting Principles and made himself available to discuss American accounting practices with her prior to class.
The Group Study Exchange (GSE) program of The Rotary Foundation is a unique cultural and vocational exchange opportunity for young adults. Through the program, teams of professional men and women exchange visits between paired areas in different countries. The awards involve four-week visits, during which team members share homes with Rotary families, experience the host country's institutions and ways of life, observe their own vocations as practiced abroad, develop personal and professional relationships, and exchange ideas with their professional counterparts. This Rotary year, our district is exchanging teams with District 2100 in Naples, Italy.
Reported by: James H. Sell
Executive Director, Lower Bucks Campus
Executive Director, Lower Bucks Campus
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
A PARALEGAL UPDATE from Tracy Timby!
Paralegal students participated in the Bucks County Bar Association Mock Trial competition in February. This was a great opportunity to showcase the program and put our students in contact with local attorneys and Judges. (picture attached).
Additionally, several of the paralegal students have been working as interns for local attorneys and the Bucks County District Attorney’s office. About 20% of the Municipal and Administrative Law class took advantage of a Service Learning component offered in lieu of a final exam. Students were required to work in a Municipal or Administrative Law setting for 16 hours and prepare a powerpoint presentation to deliver to the class. Topics included Filing an EEOC claim, Forensic Evidence, Immigration applications, Applying for Workers Compensation Benefits, Zoning issues and assisting Veterans.
Additionally, several of the paralegal students have been working as interns for local attorneys and the Bucks County District Attorney’s office. About 20% of the Municipal and Administrative Law class took advantage of a Service Learning component offered in lieu of a final exam. Students were required to work in a Municipal or Administrative Law setting for 16 hours and prepare a powerpoint presentation to deliver to the class. Topics included Filing an EEOC claim, Forensic Evidence, Immigration applications, Applying for Workers Compensation Benefits, Zoning issues and assisting Veterans.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
We'd be LOST without them!
Congratulations to Kathy, Joan and Mary on Administrative Professional Day. We truly appreciate all their kind and extra efforts throughout the year! We'd be lost without them....: (
CONGRATS ON A PLAQUE AND A PLACEMENT!
Honored with a PLAQUE and a PLACEMENT! John and Earl were honored with plaque from Pearson for participating in the review of a book and doing some recipe testing. The book is titled ON BAKING 2e by Sarah R. Labensky, Priscilla Martel and Eddy Van danne AND Marty Goldman announces an awesome PLACEMENT ... another successful Hospitality and Tourism Management student! She will be graduating in May and has been hired by Apple Tours as a travel agent. She is currently participating in training and will be sent to Costa Rica...free of charge!
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Blaine did it again......
Blaine made a presentation yesterday at the Bristol Rotary. It was well received ! Jim Sell appreciated him supporting Bristol and the LBC . As usual, Blaine always succeeds in putting BCCC in a good light! Thanks Blaine.
Friday, April 11, 2008
BYOBB!
Join us for a BYOBB (Bring Your Own Brown Bag) lunch in the Faculty Center on Tuesday, April 29 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.! The agenda will just be to meet and share experiences with other faculty. Come and enjoy! Beverages and dessert will be provided by the Faculty Center. RSVP : Al Rieger riegera@bucks.edu or Kelly Gredone… gredonek@bucks.edu
CONGRATULATIONS EARL!
Earl R. Arrowood, Jr. CCC,CCE,FMP,AAC, M.Sc. - Professor & Chef Apprenticeship / Culinary Arts Programs Coordinator - B.C.C.C. - receives American Culinary Federation National President's Medallion.
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American Culinary Federation (ACF) is the largest professional chefs' organization in North America...
Established in 1929, ACF is the result of three chefs' associations in New York--Chef de Cuisine Association of America, Societe Culinair Philanthropique and Vatel Club--and their combined visions.
ACF is comprised of more than 230 chapters and 20,000 members across the United States, and is known as "The Authority on Cooking in America."
The mission of ACF is to make a positive difference for culinarians through education, apprenticeship and certification, while creating a fraternal bond of respect and integrity among culinarians everywhere.
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American Culinary Federation (ACF) is the largest professional chefs' organization in North America...
Established in 1929, ACF is the result of three chefs' associations in New York--Chef de Cuisine Association of America, Societe Culinair Philanthropique and Vatel Club--and their combined visions.
ACF is comprised of more than 230 chapters and 20,000 members across the United States, and is known as "The Authority on Cooking in America."
The mission of ACF is to make a positive difference for culinarians through education, apprenticeship and certification, while creating a fraternal bond of respect and integrity among culinarians everywhere.
Monday, April 7, 2008
Flat Stanley hanging out with Earl......
Flat Stanley also gets ready to eat wings! (BC3 Poultry in motion...LOL)
Gourmet Getaway Fund!
Chef Salemno, the gang, Chef Arrowood, Chef
Angeline...at the annual Gourmet Getaway Fund
raiser for Central Bucks Chamber at Bucks
County Golf Club. Great work and great picture!
HAD SOME CHICAGO DEEP DISH PIZZA....
While at an Industrial Careers Pathway conference in Chicago last week, I had some really good dish deep pizza! Anyway, the conference was all about employers, academics and associations collaborating in their efforts to prepare people for employment in sales and customer service in industrial distribution. What is Industrial Distribution? It’s the business of buying, selling and delivering thousands of products from multiple manufacturers to customers worldwide. The North American industrial distribution market will have more than 240,000 jobs opening annually. Check out their website at http://www.industrialcareerspathyway.org and know that we are offering MKTG150 in the Fall as a hybrid course ….Introduction to Industrial Distribution.
Thanks for listening!
Kelly
Thanks for listening!
Kelly
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Phi Theta Kappa Convention and Charles Beem
The Phi Theta Kappa International convention is taking place in Philadelphia this week and will run from April 3rd to April 5th. Charles Beem, will act as a faculty advisor. Our BCCC Chapter Pi Xi …headed by Charles is being recognized as a five star chapter. Good work Charlie! During the convention ,President Linksz will be presented with an Award of Distinction ….this award is given to college presidents and CEO’s.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
We Meeted and Greeted
Four members of our department attended the college transfer meet and greet today. We learned a lot about various transfer programs with local colleges and universities. Here are some points of interest from the session:
1. Penn State Abington will offer Accounting Bachelor degree starting Fall 2008
2. Temple University offering PhD in Toursim and Hospitality Management in Fall 2008 and they are also building a new business school.
3. Philadelphia University offers accelerated programs at their Trevose locations, accepts up to 72 BCCC credits, and offers scholarships for transfer students with GPA of 3.0 or higher.
4. Central PA College will open a Lehigh Valley location and offer a totally online accounting degree.
5. Edinboro University out in Western PA caters to transfer students with disabilities - they even have a wheelchair basketball team!
6. Delaware Valley College is getting a new president coming from Columbia University. Look for many changes in their programs to come.
7. Again, LaSalle University is offering a cohort format in a day program at their Newtown campus for business administration students...also for criminal justice.
8. Gwynedd-Mercy College offers significant scholarship opportunities for transfer students.
1. Penn State Abington will offer Accounting Bachelor degree starting Fall 2008
2. Temple University offering PhD in Toursim and Hospitality Management in Fall 2008 and they are also building a new business school.
3. Philadelphia University offers accelerated programs at their Trevose locations, accepts up to 72 BCCC credits, and offers scholarships for transfer students with GPA of 3.0 or higher.
4. Central PA College will open a Lehigh Valley location and offer a totally online accounting degree.
5. Edinboro University out in Western PA caters to transfer students with disabilities - they even have a wheelchair basketball team!
6. Delaware Valley College is getting a new president coming from Columbia University. Look for many changes in their programs to come.
7. Again, LaSalle University is offering a cohort format in a day program at their Newtown campus for business administration students...also for criminal justice.
8. Gwynedd-Mercy College offers significant scholarship opportunities for transfer students.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Thanks Kelly!
This is a great idea for keeping everyone informed. Thank you, Kelly for initiating the BLOG.
FYI - I attended a really great seminar presented by the BCCC Foundation on March 12. Noted author, Lisa Ford spoke on exceptional customer service!! This was one of the best speakers that I heard in a long time. I know others were there from the department as well - add your thoughts on the seminar.
jw
FYI - I attended a really great seminar presented by the BCCC Foundation on March 12. Noted author, Lisa Ford spoke on exceptional customer service!! This was one of the best speakers that I heard in a long time. I know others were there from the department as well - add your thoughts on the seminar.
jw
Monday, March 24, 2008
Great Idea
This is a wonderful way to keep abreast of the Business Studies news. We're a "happening" place, so this should be the place to check in on all events. Good job Kelly!
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Lunch and Learn on Thursday 3/27
Calling all Business students....please join us for FREE FOOD and a session about INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION. Employers from this field will be joining us in Penn400 from 12:30-1:30pm to talk about the exciting opportunities that exist in the local area. Learn about our Fall course offering: MKTG150 Introduction to Industrial Distribution
WELCOME
Welcome to our department newsletter! We'll try to keep you up to date on the "happenings" of our department and look forward to doing so.
For some real practical stuff....visit our college website presence at http://www.bucks.edu/academic/biz/
For some real practical stuff....visit our college website presence at http://www.bucks.edu/academic/biz/
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