That’s all, folks
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Well, that’s it for the semester, everyone. Grades are in and the office is closed up. I’m not teaching this summer, so I won’t be back until August,
Have a good summer!
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Welcome back
Hi everyone.
Fall semester starts Monday, August 27, and I’m back on campus and in the office. I’ve moved, so if you’re looking for me, I’m in office 2618 (across the hall from my old office).
If you’re in one of my face-to-face classes, the links in the header menu will take you to the information page for those classes (I’ll post a syllabus for each class on Monday).
If you’re in one of my online classes, BUS 100-80 or BUS 263-80, the links above will take you to the blogs for those classes, where you’ll find regular updates, course materials, and of course the syllabus.
Have a good semester.
Business etiquette dining workshop
Career Services will be offering a Business Etiquette Dining Workshop and Orientation on Tuesday, April 3rd & 10th. If you would like to participate, return the attached RSVP form below to the Career Services office or call them for more information at 391-5874.
Welcome, Spring 2012
Classes started today, and my section of BUS 263-01 has its first meeting tomorrow at 11:30am. I’ll have a syllabus posted here tomorrow. See you then.
PRL 101 grade calculator
Some of you may be wondering how you’re doing in the course and what you’ll need to make on the last test and the Learning Reflection to earn the grade you’d like in this class. Here is a spreadsheet with the final grade calculation formula that you can use to plug in you grades so far to see how you’re doing. Just click the ‘Click to Edit’ button and fill in the grades you’ve earned so far and then estimate your remaining grades. The ‘Team Assignments’ grade is the average of your in-class assignments, and the ‘Teamwork’ grade assesses your contributions to your team’s success. I’ll assign this grade based on your own self-evaluation, your team-mates’ evaluations, and my observations of your in-class work. The Learning Reflection is worth 5 points, so estimate what you think you’ll earn, up to 5 points.
BUS 263-01 grade calculator
Some of you may be wondering how you’re doing in the course and what you’ll need to make on the last test and the Learning Reflection to earn the grade you’d like in this class. Here is a spreadsheet with the final grade calculation formula that you can use to plug in you grades so far to see how you’re doing. Just click the ‘Click to Edit’ button and fill in the grades you’ve earned so far and then estimate your remaining grades. The “Team Assignments” grade is the average of your in-class assignments, and the “Teamwork” grade assesses your contributions to your team’s success. I’ll assign this grade based on your own self-evaluation, your team-mates’ evaluations, and my observations of your in-class work. The Learning Reflection is worth 5 points, so estimate what you think you’ll earn, up to 5 points.
Office Administration student meeting
FYI for those of you in the OAD program:
Tuesday, October 25
9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Office Administration Student Meeting – Martin Campus D-Rooms
This meeting is designed for the students in our OAD program. For more information, please contact Scheree Datcher at x2923 or sdatcher@sheltonstate.edu.
Bear Country “Pay What You Can Show” & Opening Night – Bean-Brown Theatre
Thursday, September 8
7:30pm
Bear Country "Pay What You Can Show" – Bean-Brown Theatre
This show is the final dress rehearsal for Theatre Tuscaloosa’s production of Bear Country. All proceeds will benefit the Charlie Dennis Memorial Scholarship Fund. For more information or tickets, please call the Ticket Office at x2277.
Friday, September 9
7:30pm
Bear Country – Opening night, Bean-Brown Theatre
An amazing story about Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant, a man who chose to be a winner will remind you again why Tuscaloosa IS Bear Country. Roll Tide!
This show opens tonight and runs through Sunday, October 2 with shows beginning at 7:30pm nightly and matinees on Wednesdays and Sundays beginning at 2:00pm. For more information on events surrounding the Bear Country production or to purchase tickets, please call the Ticket Office at x2277. Remember SSCC faculty/staff and student discounts are available!
Alabama Space Grant Consortium
Shelton State Community College has been selected as one of only two community colleges in the state to become a member of the Alabama Space Grant Consortium (ASGC). The program at Shelton State is headed by Renea Randle and will offer four $1500.00 fellowships to students enrolled in mathematics courses at the College. For more information and application visit http://www.sheltonstate.edu/faculty_staff/faculty_website_directory/randle_renea/nasa_asgc.aspx
I’m back!
Hi everyone–classes start Monday, August 22, and BUS 263-01 (The Legal and Social Environment of Business) and PRL 101 (Introduction to Paralegal Studies) will meet for the first time on Tuesday, August 23. Syllabi for both classes will be available by the end of the day tomorrow.
The Blackboard sites for both of my online classes, BUS 263-80 (The Legal and Social Environment of Business) and BUS 100-80 (Introduction to Business), will be available tomorrow, but the blogs for both classes are active and syllabi are available.
