...Future Leaders Business SummitScholarship ProgramOJT Program The Aboitiz College Scholarship Program Championing Academic Excellence To Shape Tomorrow's Leaders Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Inc. (AEV) believes that a good education is the powerful foundation that exceptional leadership is built on. In line with this, AEV has created a scholarship program designed to support and inspire students to value, appreciate and make the most of their education. The Aboitiz College Scholarship Program (ACSP) is currently open to outstanding undergraduate students pursuing degrees in Accountancy, Business / Management, Information Technology, and Engineering. The scholarship provides the students with financial assistance to defray tuition and miscellaneous expenses, book requirements, and transportation needs. The scholarship is renewable every semester, for as long as the student maintains the 85% GPA requirement (or its equivalent) and makes normal progress toward a degree. Program Eligibility To apply for the Scholarship Program,the applicant must: * Be a full-time 1st to 4th year incoming student of an eligible college or university; * Be pursuing a degree in Accountancy, Business / Management, IT, or Engineering; * Have a final average grade / cumulative overall GPA not lower than 85% or its equivalent; * Not have a failing or incomplete grade; * Not have a record of any form of disciplinary action; and, * Must have fully completed and submitted all application...
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...at Alliance University School of Business: • The Doctoral Degree Program (Ph. D.) offered by Alliance University School of Business balances solid grounding in the fundamentals of the discipline with the flexibility to combine and create new knowledge that is derived from a doctoral student's research interest. • Doctoral students are expected to pursue academically rigorous coursework and work independently on a research topic that develops and leads to the completion of a doctoral dissertation. • Doctoral students will be part of an intellectually-stimulating and demanding environment that requires participation in seminars, interactive discussions and workshops, which are delivered by research scholars, faculty and experts from the respective areas. • Doctoral students are encouraged to develop original ideas, collaborate on research projects, and present their work at major national and international conferences. Areas for Research: The doctoral study at the School of Business is offered in the following areas of specialization: • Marketing • Finance • Organization, Leadership & Human Resources • Operations and Systems In the event that a doctoral student selects an interdisciplinary area of research, the University would consider such request on a case-by-case basis. Marketing |Specializations |Credits |...
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...c Comparison Matrix Paper Barry Fontenot Grand Canyon University: RES-811 October 10, 2015 Comparison Matrix Paper During the last few years there has been a need to research and investigate the role of social support and the doctoral degree completion. This research will explore the effects of stress management, feeling of isolation, and networking with in the doctoral experience. Doctoral students may perform at higher rates when they participate and socialize in positive academic environments The intent of this research the role of a doctoral student seems to have been studied from the inception of time. Countless scholars have attempted to classify and identify the parts in which a doctoral scholar, and where they fit within society as well as in the realm of academia. They have also studied how social or non-social activities would have on influencing the doctoral scholars on their journey through academia. The three articles that were used further to enlighten the readers about the role and identity of doctoral did an excellent job in providing ample evidence. All three articles produced solid research questions, excellent literature reviews, substantial sample populations, and comparison of limitations, comparison of results, and definitive recommendations as well as future studies. Vickie L. Baker and Lisa Lattuca conducted this study in 2010. Development networks and learning: Toward an interdisciplinary perspective...
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...Matrix Paper Nyenye Matthews Grand Canyon University: RES-811 June 8, 2016 Comparison Matrix Paper At first thought, the journey of completing a doctoral program can be scary, nerve wrecking and/or cause you to have anxiety especially when faced with having to decide on a topic for your dissertation before you even start class. All of these feelings eventually subside once the newly doctoral learner starts their first course. The purpose of this paper is to compare three empirical articles on the topic of doctoral identity. Weidman & Stein (2003) wanted “to examine the relationship among an academic department’s informal structures and the socialization of doctoral students to the scholar role as reflected in their level of participation in scholarly activities”. Baker & Lattuca (2010), sought “to develop an interdisciplinary approach to the study of doctoral education as a path to the professoriate”. Visser, Visser & Schlosser (2003), investigated “critical thinking as a disciplined manner of thought which a person uses to assess the validity of something”. These articles address three different ways of how a doctoral learner can find their doctoral identity. Comparison of Research Questions Even though each study asked different research questions, it seems as though each group of authors developed research questions based on the same idea in mind; to determine if “Socialization of doctoral students to academic norms, developmental networks and learning:...
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...objectives is to promote the academic exchange between Ghana and Germany, and so we are happy to inform you that in the year 2009, 176 Ghanaians were sponsored by the DAAD for various programmes. In that same year, some 121 Germans were sponsored for various programmes in Ghana. Data for the 2010 year are not yet available, but since the beginning of this year alone, there have been more than 12 DAAD scholarship awards given to Ghanaian students to pursue various Masters and PhD programmes in Germany. If you want to apply for DAAD funded programmes for the 2012/13 academic year, visit our website or email us. We hope that you will enjoy reading this newsletter in a more comfortable format. Welcome to Germany, the Land of Ideas! Dr. (Mrs.) Heike Edelmann-Okinda Director, DAAD Information Center Accra DAAD Programmes: • • DAAD Information Center, Accra—New Counselling format from 1st April, 2011 Call for Application— Scholarship for Courses with Relevance to Developing Countries 2012/13 Germany - Best Destination for International Students New Member—AGGN • • In this Issue: • • • • • New Leibniz-DAAD Research Fellowship Programme Gerda Henkel Foundation Fellowship Programme International Masters—Water Resources and Environmental Management. MSc. In Management—The Kühne Logistics University MSc. Molecular Bioengineering / MSc. Nano Biophysics / MSc. Regenerative Biology and Medicine— TU Dresden Pre-Study Course: University of Applied Sciences, Bremen DAAD Summer...
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...fundamental level, scholars who specialize in multicultural education agree that it represents an orientation to schooling and the teaching-learning process that is grounded in the democratic ideals of justice and equality. There is a substantial body of historical and contemporary evidence which demonstrates that schooling experiences of most students of color, as well as many white students from economically poor and politically disempowered backgrounds, are inferior to those provided to white students from middle class and politically dominant backgrounds. Because of this disparity, supporters of multicultural education call for a restructuring of many of the long-standing policies and conventions of public schooling. There are many critical dimensions of multicultural education. The goal of these dimensions is to expand the curriculum by bringing in contributions from diverse cultures into traditional disciplines of study. They are all easily realized through technology. For example, teachers worldwide use the internet to extend available learning resources. E-mail and other multimedia technologies promote communication and interactions between groups of all types, with the purpose of helping students learn more as they study things ranging from social studies to foreign languages. Many educators realize the benefits of merging technology and multicultural education. However, this merger can require updates in the physical infrastructure of schools, such as re-wiring, which...
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...Sunga : Applicant Navarro : Man, Reporter, employee 3 Lim : Woman, Reporter, employee 2 Gamboa : Organizer, Reporter, employee 1 Lao : Spokesperson/Technicals Proposed running time : 7mins. Set design : reality (office), re-enactment 1, re-enactment 2, re-enactment 3 Costume : business attire Things needed: Sounds Music Laptop Speaker Bangko Kimkim sign (2) Posters for the concert Presentation Flow * The president is not satisfied with what his bank have achieved, he will think of something deeply/ visualize/ dream / reflect. * Then, he will search on the internet about Public Relations. * The President will call the secretary to hire someone to “do the PR” for the bank. * The Secretary will post a wanted signage. * Experienced PR person saw the signage and he will be interested about it. * He will be applying for the job. (Note: two other applicants in line) the secretary will call his name. * Interview Session President : Good morning! Applicant : Good morning Mr. Celdran, I am applying for the position of Public Relations person. President : oh I see, can you tell me more about yourself? And just call me Mr. Miguel Applicant : I am a graduate from De La Salle University- Dasmariñas taking an extensive course in Public Relations. I join the first national PR conversity here in the Philippines. I have worked in PR Dasmariñas for about 5 years. President : Honestly, I am quite unfamiliar...
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...Cardiff Metropolitan University MODULE TITLE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES PROGRAMME: MBA SEMESTER: SEMESTER2 SUBMITTED TO: ROGER TELFER SUBMITTED BY: OLAJUMOKE GINDEH STUDENT ID NUMBER: L0224DSNDSN0614 INTRODUCTION Background of the study There has been more attention given to the importance of organisational culture in the recent years. Many companies are gradually coming to the awareness that the business culture practiced in an organisation amongst other factors plays a very major role in determining whether or not an organisation achieves success or fails in its ventures. The emergent of globalization trends has particularly had many businesses re-evaluate and re-structure their strategies to fit into ever dynamic- advancing economy. With the Nigerian banking industry seeing a considerable large amount of local and foreign banks coming into the market everyday, it has become evident and crucial that, in order to survive and achieve competitive edge, a holistic differentiation strategy has to be adopted and this strategy has to start from within the organisation in order to achieve effective performance. In as much as the need for differentiation amongst firms can not be over emphasised, intercultural collaboration is vital to the survival and sustainability of any enterprise and particularly to any banking business (Brown, 2007). Hence, this calls for the need for strategic repositioning of Nigerian banks. According...
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...Department of Science and Technology HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AY 2014 - 2015 The Department of Science and Technology Human Resource Development Program (DOST HRDP) is now accepting applicants from employees of DOST and its agencies for regular graduate scholarship for academic year 2014-2015. CRITERIA FOR ELIGIBILITY An applicant must: 1. not be more than 50 years old at the time of application for graduate program 2. have served the DOST/agency on permanent status for at least 2 years for graduate degree 3. have a performance rating of at least “Very Satisfactory” in the last two rating periods 4. be favorably endorsed by the head of his/her agency upon recommendation of the Agency-HRDC 5. certified by a government physician specified by the HRDC to be physically and mentally fit 6. not have been found guilty of any administrative or criminal charge 7. pursue a course that is considered a priority area by DOST and its Agencies 8. have no pending nomination to other local and foreign scholarships or training 9. no record of non-completion of previous study/training 10. have no on-going financial obligation due to non-completion of a course 11. have rendered and completed the service obligation required under the previous scholarship OBJECTIVE The DOST HRDP aims to address the requirements for the human resource capacity building of DOST and its agencies. GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE Local Scholarship Graduate Degree Programs - MS/PhD in the fields...
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...J O U R N A L F O R N U R S E S I N S T A F F D E V E L O P M E N T Volume 22, Number 1, 15–20 A 2006 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc. The Clinical Scholar Model (CSM) is a . . practice–education partnership focused on . . Clinical Scholar Model improving the outcomes of clinical nursing . . . education by bridging the academic and . . Providing Excellence in Clinical service settings. An expert clinical nurse . . . Supervision of Nursing Students serves as a clinical scholar (CS) to . . coordinate, supervise, and evaluate the . . clinical education of nursing students in . Gayle Preheim, EdD, RN, CNAA, BC . . collaboration with school of nursing faculty. . Kathy Casey, MS, RN . This article describes the model’s evolution, . . Mary Krugman, PhD, RN, FAAN . how the model is differentiated from . . traditional clinical instruction roles and . . responsibilities, and the benefits to the . . . collaborating clinical agency and school . . of nursing. . . . ................................................ . he shortage of nurses and nursing faculty experienced throughout the nation provides opportunities for increased collaboration between clinical agencies and schools of nursing (Rice, 2003). Recently, nursing schools across the nation have increased enrollments to address the nursing workforce demands (American Association of Colleges of Nursing [AACN], 2003b; National League for Nursing, 2004). Clinical agencies have responded to these expanded enrollments by adding...
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...It has been nearly two years since Mason’s bill got rejected, on February 14,2014. On February 7, 2017, Mason reintroduced the “Higher Ed, Lower Debt Bill” to help provide relief for student loan borrowers. Mason is someone who is industrious and affable: Mason speaks with a sense of wanting better for the younger generation overall. Mason wants to see his community strive while having the same opportunity. I would like for Cory Mason to get more involved with our younger generation since he is an advocate for school and funding. I’ve noticed much of the younger generation do not have the encouragement of wanting to stay in school. Once Mason can propose a bill that will solidify to our youngest generation the importance of education is valuable while getting the community involved can make a whole difference. I do believe if we do not attempt to try to grasp their attention the dropout rate for the grades between eighth through...
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...Cardiff Metropolitan University MODULE TITLE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES PROGRAMME: MBA SEMESTER: SEMESTER2 SUBMITTED TO: ROGER TELFER SUBMITTED BY: OLAJUMOKE GINDEH STUDENT ID NUMBER: L0224DSNDSN0614 INTRODUCTION Background of the study There has been more attention given to the importance of organisational culture in the recent years. Many companies are gradually coming to the awareness that the business culture practiced in an organisation amongst other factors plays a very major role in determining whether or not an organisation achieves success or fails in its ventures. The emergent of globalization trends has particularly had many businesses re-evaluate and re-structure their strategies to fit into ever dynamic- advancing economy. With the Nigerian banking industry seeing a considerable large amount of local and foreign banks coming into the market everyday, it has become evident and crucial that, in order to survive and achieve competitive edge, a holistic differentiation strategy has to be adopted and this strategy has to start from within the organisation in order to achieve effective performance. In as much as the need for differentiation amongst firms can not be over emphasised, intercultural collaboration is vital to the survival and sustainability of any enterprise and particularly to any banking business (Brown, 2007). Hence, this calls for the need for strategic repositioning of Nigerian banks. According...
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...Technology for Educational Purposes Student’s Name Institution of Learning Abstract The drive of this research was to scrutinize teachers’ attitudes en route for the use of technology. There were sixty-six participants who responded to the technology survey on an attitude. The investigation had twenty-nine queries about realism, attitudes and ability toward technology. Since the data contained older and younger scholars, the academic examined whether there were any significant differences between the two groups with respect to their attitudes toward technology. The researcher found that the mean of students’ attitudes for the older students was slightly higher on almost all queries. Nonetheless, this was significant only for the three questions of the survey. The study ranked the means for all questions in the survey and found five questions with the highest mean, indicating better attitudes, and five questions with low five means and which indicates the lowest attitudes on technology Introduction The aim of this item is to share with the students the results of a study carried out to examine the attitude of technology application amongst educators. Furthermore, this learning is discovering the attitudes of teachers towards the usage of technology for educational. The usage technology is today at inevitable level in all sectors. An impression of the study in the worth of using technology in learning and education process showed that the use of technology has had...
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...Name: Tutor: Course: College: Date: Allstate One organization that I would like to work for is the Allstate Foundation. I choose the organization because I have great passion for the community and the vulnerable members in the society. The organization is involved in many activities around the United States. The main purpose of the organization is to help people. Many people across the nation who go through various challenges get assistance from the Allstate foundation. The foundation offers solutions to many people access safer and better lives. Most of the projects are carried out in regions that are most affected. The foundation also work with Americans achieve the future financial dreams by empowering people with necessary resources. Additionally, the foundation is a major player in advocating for values, intolerance and inclusion of all people in development projects without any discrimination. History Allstate foundation was established in 1952 as a self governing organization. The main focus of the foundation was based on charitable mission. The organization is funded and sponsored by a parent company of the Allstate Corporation. Milestones • 2004-Allstates foundation set up $1 million catastrophe recovery fund • 2005- started the safe driving agenda with the aim of reducing teen accidents through Awareness • 2006- award victims of domestic violence job opportunities and education support • 2012-allstates foundation give $50000 towards...
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...Technology for Educational Purposes Student’s Name Institution of Learning Abstract The drive of this research was to scrutinize teachers’ attitudes en route for the use of technology. There were sixty-six participants who responded to the technology survey on an attitude. The investigation had twenty-nine queries about realism, attitudes and ability toward technology. Since the data contained older and younger scholars, the academic examined whether there were any significant differences between the two groups with respect to their attitudes toward technology. The researcher found that the mean of students’ attitudes for the older students was slightly higher on almost all queries. Nonetheless, this was significant only for the three questions of the survey. The study ranked the means for all questions in the survey and found five questions with the highest mean, indicating better attitudes, and five questions with low five means and which indicates the lowest attitudes on technology Introduction The aim of this item is to share with the students the results of a study carried out to examine the attitude of technology application amongst educators. Furthermore, this learning is discovering the attitudes of teachers towards the usage of technology for educational. The usage technology is today at inevitable level in all sectors. An impression of the study in the worth of using technology in learning and education process showed that the use of technology has had...
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