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After starting my degree in 2009 and getting my AA degree in 2013, I finally finished a BA in Management. This program opened my eyes to being a better leader and developing my management skills.

🌟 Promotion Success for Professional Track Faculty: Key Insights from Associate Dean Joel Ducoste 🌟 As we head into the RPT season, Associate Dean NC State Engineering Office of Faculty Development and Success Joel Ducoste offers essential advice to Professional Track Faculty in the College of Engineering on navigating career advancement. From strategic preparation to amplifying your contributions, his insights provide valuable guidance on advancing your academic career. 🔑 Key Takeaways: • Communicate effectively with department leadership • Seek peer evaluations for constructive feedback • Actively promote your achievements to increase visibility • Engage with professional communities • Pursue research and grant opportunities to further your academic goals If you're working toward promotion, these strategies can help you make meaningful progress and showcase your impact! 📖 Catch the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eJVxqQ3z 🎥 Don't miss the recent RPT webinar recording from September, which is also available on the page or here: https://lnkd.in/eSpWyWXN

Alumni Spotlight: Ashley Delgado ’24 MPA Meet Ashley Delgado, who earned her MPA at Brown University in 2024! She’s now at the Port Authority of NY & NJ, putting her Brown MPA skills—like patience, tact, program management, and resourcefulness—to work every day. "I gained a lot of program management skills and understanding how projects would be implemented by diverse groups of people. It taught me patience. Everything moves more slowly in government. I learned how to be tactful and how to work with different types of people." Learn more about Ashley: https://ow.ly/X6aY50UaT35

The second NTW course I enrolled in today focuses on Transforming Stress Into Performance for Executives, aiming to teach executives on how to convert stress into enhanced performance. The session employs a car engine analogy to demonstrate the transformation process. By acquiring these skills, executives can improve their resilience, decision making abilities, and overall effectiveness in high pressure scenarios.

Admittedly, it’s been over 12 years since my last MBA exam at Schulich School of Business, but we all remember the experience vividly. Preparation is key, but let's be honest—many things are out of our control. We’ve all sat in stuffy rooms with no air circulation, distracting noise, or freezing temperatures. No matter how prepared you are, your environment can make or break your performance. Recently, I attended a webinar hosted by Airthings, and one quote hit hard: 'What if students understood that the air they’re breathing could impact their performance on exams and ultimately, their success?' It’s a staggering thought, but the science is clear—air quality matters. So, when will school facilities step up? And when will students start demanding environments, including clean air, that set them up for success? It's time we started paying attention to the unseen factors that influence achievement.

An MIT training and education is a global stamp of approval. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers a world class comprehensive graduate professional training program on Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) designed to equip global leaders with the theoretical and practical skills to evaluate environmental impacts associated with products, processes, or systems.

How would you spend $500 to prototype your own stadium!? Our engineering and manufacturing students have been working hard to design and build a stadium of the future for the NFL Stadium of the Future STEM Challenge. Our students will present their work on Thursday at Bank of America stadium. Special thanks to Trane Technologies and the Carolina Panthers for inspiring our students and providing this incredible opportunity- the students gain so much from authentic project based learning like this experience. Another huge shout out to the ACE Mentor Program of Charlotte especially Enya Schumacher, PE and Darik Schumacher who guided students with valueable presentation feedback and expertise! Check out their amazing work in the video below—let’s go, Titans!

Implementing a Long-Term Planning Framework would support key education leaders, empowering them to set and achieve goals effectively while ensuring accountability. To learn more about our proposed framework, download our 2024 Report today ⬇️ 📖 https://bit.ly/3XJH39o

Why should you consider enrolling in Wayne State University - Mike Ilitch School of Business’ Executive M.S. in Automotive Supply Chain Management degree (https://lnkd.in/g7fdMmn8)? The following alumnus testimonial may have the answer: "Before starting my graduate degree at Wayne State University, I was in a job that I just fell into after completing my undergrad. The Executive M.S.-S.C.M. degree gave me the opportunity to enter a new industry and choose a career that was interesting, dynamic, and allowed for continuous growth. Wayne State provided me the tools, curriculum material, and professional network to pivot my career into the dynamic space of automotive purchasing. The class schedules allow for maximum flexibility and this allowed me to move at my desired pace. The professors have industry experience to leverage real life examples into the curriculum. But perhaps most importantly, my peers, professors, and the graduate staff provided me an effective network to get hired and start my new career soon after graduation." - Andrew McCorry, Executive M.S.-S.C.M., '21

Check out our Supply Chain Management program in the Greater Green Bay Chamber's latest issue of "Collective Impact"!