Ecosystem of Integrated Learning
One component of the new Bloch M.B.A. program is a series of short non-credit courses. Attending three of these courses (or other Bloch non-credit events) is a requirement for students in the new M.B.A. and completely optional for students in the earlier M.B.A. program. Bloch alumni who want to reconnect to the school are also invited. Please RSVP to Roger Pick if you plan to attend.
Spring 2013 Ecosystem Courses
How to Manage Your Boss
Feb. 9, 10:30 a.m. to noon
Bloch School, room 4
Instructors: Dr. Nancy Day, associate professor of human resources and organizational behavior, Doranne Hudson, Bloch Executive-in-Residence and associate teaching professor
Business Communication Dos and Don’ts
Feb. 16, 1 to 4 p.m.
Bloch School, room 2
Instructor: Erin Blocher, communications instructor. This short course offers strategies for effective business communication. The session will cover how to analyze your audience, use professional document formats, and utilize different message strategies.
Helping Recruiters Find You
March 15, 3 to 5 p.m.
Bloch School, room 2
Instructor: Dr. Pam Dobies, director of the Bloch School Career Network. Recruiters are interested in those who have advanced education and skills, and look for job seekers who make themselves easy to find. Learn the steps you need to take to make yourself more visible to organizations and third-party recruiters. In addition, learn how to polish and protect your digital reputation.
Deciding Your Next Career Move
March 15, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Bloch School, room 4
Instructor: Dr. Pam Dobies, director of the Bloch School Career Network. What kind of a job do you want next? A mindful examination of your talents, skills, and passions is critical to finding the right job. This course will take you through the first steps to formalizing that examination and translating the findings into the type of work you are seeking. Preregistration is required to permit advance preparation for the seminar.
Excel Survival (by appointment only)
If you have entered the MBA with little or no knowledge of Excel, contact Roger Pick for private tutoring.
