MSUM faculty are passionate about working with students, giving students numerous opportunities to connect with experiential learning, where they practice what they learn in the classroom with real-world projects. While these connections occur daily across campus, several innovative educational practices are now available to students in the Paseka School of Business.
Imagine an event where make-up artists wait in the restrooms to refresh your “look,” where champagne flows like water, where the entrances and exits of A-list celebrities are choreographed to the second by dead-serious backstage workers with “walkies,” and where Oprah Winfrey personally compliments you on your necklace. For MSUM alum Rachael Goers, that was a night at work, albeit […]
Q & A with Dr. Nandita Bezbaruah Dr. Nandita Bezbaruah has taught 4 years in the Social Work Department. Courses taught with SL component: SW 250: Social Welfare and Social Work course, COMH 315: Health Agencies and Services, COMH 301: Women and Children Health What is your background in service-learning? I started incorporating service-learning component in several of my courses […]
The webinar, “Webinar: Using Tablets in the Classroom to Enhance Student Learning, will be held today, Wednesday, January 21 from 12 to 1 p.m. in the Faculty Development Center, LI 124.
School of Media Arts & Design professor Tom Brandau’s latest film, Home Delivery, is having some success on the festival circuit.