Registration for the Fall 2009 semester has opened! To register for classes please contact your Student Support Coordinator today!
Undergraduate Student Support Coordinator: Jennifer Baker 443-352-4084
Graduate Student Support Coordinator: Carla Owens 443-352-4033
Stevenson University President Dr. Kevin Manning and Forensic Studies Alumna Alfia Milbert were recently interviewed on WBAL 11 News. Watch the clip!
On Wednesday night we held our Networking for Knowledge event on the Owings Mills campus and we had a great turn out. Thanks to everyone who attended! If you weren’t able to attend don’t worry we are holding the next Networking for Knowledge event on June 3rd.
If an onsite information session doesn’t fit into your schedule, our Virtual Information Sessions would be a great opportunity for you to learn more without even having to leave your desk. The next VIS session is on March 18th from 12-1.
*Graduate and Professional Studies Enrollment Counselor, Nichole Metzger giving her admissions presentation.
*RN to BS Recruiter/Advisor, Katie Schwienteck giving her RNBS presentation.
Tune into WBAL Channel 11 on March 22 at 11:30am to watch SU President Kevin J. Manning and Alumna Alfia Milbert MS ‘08, Forensic Studies, discuss with Stan Stovall the growth and career focus of our institution. Alfia, an accountant, recent CFE, and Sr. Forensics Specialist with KPMG in Washington, D.C., will discuss her experiences while a student in our Forensic Studies program.
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*Stevenson University President Dr. Kevin J. Manning
Join us at a Networking for Knowledge event to learn about the area’s fastest growing career paths and accelerated degree programs. Mingle with other working professionals and degree-seekers along with faculty, students, and alumni of the Graduate and Professional School. Find out what it’s really like to balance college and career.
The evening begins at 6:00pm with refreshments and networking in Rockland Center at Stevenson’s Owings Mills Campus. Later, take part in one of several breakout sessions to learn more about current options in Information Technology, Forensic Studies, Forensic Science, RN to BS Nursing, Business, and Paralegal Studies. Learn how you can enhance your career and successfully complete a bachelor’s or master’s degree in as few as 18 months, part time.
Click here to register for the event.
In a recent Computer World Journal article the new reality of generational conflict within the IT workplace took center stage. The article “Clash of the Generations” discusses the issue of baby boomers being economically motivated to re-enter the workforce due to their dwindling retirement while at the same time many millenials are coming out of college and looking to explore new opportunities. While many imagined baby boomers and millenials simply easing by each other as baby boomers gradually retired and millenials moved in, the recent faltering economy has changed that idea. This is leaving businesses to decide how to weigh the relative value of traditional and new age skills. Both generations have a lot to offer but their work ethic and knowledge vary drastically. For example the article discusses the difference between communications within the two generations. Millenials prefer texting, blogging, twitter, and wiki while baby boomers prefer conference calls and e-mails. While both generations have a lot to offer it is now up to businesses to decide which generation is best for them.
To read the full article please visit: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=333298
The Owings Mills campus, home of the School of Graduate and Professional Studies, now proudly displays the new school name!
The Academic Link is now offering FREE EVENING tutoring sessions on the Owings Mills Campus. The service is offered Monday-Thursday 7-11pm and Sunday 6-10pm. To learn more about this service call 443-334-2285 or visit room KH 201 for an appointment.
