We want our students to start forming a silent thread with different companies. Students can start forming connections so they can have the knowledge of what's happening in the industry. In leadership application courses, students will engage in structured activities to enhance their technical skills by not only playing tennis and golf with CEOs presidents and executives, but by going to seminars, tours, close-ups, faculty luncheons and internship briefings. To enhance critical thinking skills, students will not only focus on case studies, but they will also take courses in chess analysis as well. There's a direct correlation between chess and having good business skills.
Businessmen are good at chess because they know how to link strategy to tactics.
That's what we want our students to be able to do.