Cultivation of opportunities for faculty and student exchange opportunities is well underway. MBA courses taught at Benedictine will feature international segments. Students will see the quality of course syllabi improve as instructors recraft these important documents to better meet the needs of their students. Finally, students will learn the ways of WebCT as an increasing number of instructors develop these valuable websites for student learning in-between classes. MBA 630 students, for example, can use the MBA 630 website to browse an extensive glossary, listing of excellent books to read, a calendar of when assignments are due, and a photo gallery of class pictures.
Plans are in the works to offer the final examination on line.
Dr. Buchowicz will be the instructor. Intrapreneurship will be taught by Dr. Buchowicz instead of Dr. Flavin. The Evening MBA program at Benedictine has prided itself on the number of advanced electives offered to its students. When the size of a class becomes too small, students lose the benefit of the ideas and energy a larger class brings to the classroom experience. As a result, small elective classes will be evaluated on a case by case basis by the program chair in consultation with the college dean to determine whether the class will go forward in a particular quarter.