I am now understanding much more than I ever did of Spanish. I live in Phoenix, Arizona and I am now able to understand local Spanish Radio and TV with more comprehension then before. I am understanding local Hispanics on a better level than ever. We are also planning a trip to Spain for next year and I am looking forward to it. Thank you!
Phoenix, Arizona
In a recent post to a Fuqua Admissions blog, Kim Lambert, Admissions Fellow at the Fuqua School of Business at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, offered some advice to prospective students, both in the Fuqua daytime MBA program and in the Master of Management Studies program.
- sically, it’s important to understand the difference between an MBA student and an MMS student = s- writes Lambert, and then apply the difference to your advantage. MMS students typically matriculate directly from undergraduate studies, compared to daytime MBA students, who usually have about five years of work experience when they apply, according to Lambert.
Lambert, for her part, “encourage[s] incoming students to build their network as soon as they enter Fuqua. It’s
Summer Bridge programs at Utah Valley University are helping under-represented high school students learn how to navigate college. Participating students are able to take tuition‐free college courses and also adapt to UVU campus life, gain access to student support services and learn effective academic skills.
“Above all, the students in the program learn that they are capable of college-level work,” said Axel Ramirez, an associate professor of secondary education at UVU. “This helps parents see that their child can be successful in college so the discussion moves to finishing college rather than whether to attend.”
The Summer Bridge programs started in 2009 with the School of Education’s Latino Educators of Tomorrow (LET) program to not only increase the number of Latino students who graduate from UVU and the School of Education, but to also help create a support system for those students. The program
LONG BEACH – A California State University subcommittee took the first step Tuesday to shift raises for new university presidents from state coffers to campus foundations.
The Special Committee on Presidential Selection and Compensation voted 4-0 to endorse an amendment to a recently approved policy that caps raises for new university presidents at 10 percent more than their predecessors earned. The amendment would keep the 10 percent cap, but would require that the raises only come from university foundations.
The full CSU Board of Trustees is expected to ratify the policy amendment at its Wednesday meeting. T
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