Like the way this guy describes it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ3USs16J3Y
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
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
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