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Thursday, November 21, 2013

Poster Link - Training and Development



There are ample employment opportunities in the field of Training & Development.

Here are a few examples:


1.  Local company is seeking a dynamic, multi-media savvy training program development manager to help us with a growing opportunity to revolutionize training in the public sector. We are looking for an energetic, skilled self-starter to work out of our Charlottesville office.

The Training Program Development Manager will:

·            Work both independently and with project teams;
·            Design, develop, test, evaluate and manage the creation of high-quality, aesthetically appealing, user-friendly, technology-based training solutions for the transit industry;
·            Be responsible for individual e-learning projects from concept to implementation.

2.  A strategic and tactical position responsible for developing, coordinating, and implementing Energy Northwest’s Manager and Supervisor Training and Development Program. Provide coaching and consulting to management in support of performance improvement and organizational development. Instruct assigned courses and coordinate and provide oversight to other internal and external instructors.

3. The Training Specialist delivers instructor led training, e-learning and/or blended solutions for on-boarding new employees, sales/service programs, product knowledge, policies and procedures. This position assists in design and development of training programs, formulating training outlines and instructional methods; designs, develops and revises content based on changes or additions. The training specialist assists in design and development of training procedures, manuals, aids and related materials for training classes. This position maintains inventory of materials, tracks and orders training supplies. The Training Specialist completes required reports and documents including evaluations, participant surveys, and instructor checklists.

4.  The Director of Sales Training is responsible for the development and implementation of all corporate training programs for the field sales and management teams with respect to all company products. The Director of Sales Training will work cross functionally with all departments in developing, planning, scheduling, and implementing all materials necessary to conduct effective development of the field sales force. The Director of Sales Training will work closely with sales and marketing to ensure revenue goals are met and that the products support the company’s overall strategy for achieving corporate goals and objectives. The Director of Sales Training will work closely to develop the leadership capabilities of Kadmon’s management team and implement advanced sales training for our sales reps.


5.  The Wisconsin Land and Water Conservation Association is announcing a full time position to assist in the development and implementation of training programs for land conservation professionals in Wisconsin.  The position will also be responsible for WLWCA’s outreach programs including website and social media development and maintenance.  The position reports to the WLWCA Executive Director and is housed in the WLWCA office in Madison. The annual salary range is from $38,000 to $43,000 with a significant benefit package

LOOKING FOR TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYMENT?

Check out:

www.Indeed.com

www.Monster.com

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

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Thursday, October 31, 2013

NBEA Scholarship - December 1 Deadline.

  • Are you enrolled in a college or university post- baccalaureate or graduate-level program? Can you submit proof of enrollment?
  • Are you enrolled in a business education program and/or other related area in business?
  • Can you submit proof of completion of at least two graduate courses (six semester hours)?
  • Are you currently teaching and will continue to teach in the field of business education?
  • Are you a current professional member of NBEA and been a member for least one full year?
If you answered 'yes' to all of these questions, then you need to apply for the NBEA Scholarship! Two $1,000 scholarships will be awarded at the NBEA 2014 Annual Convention in Los Angeles, California, April 15-19, 2014. Scholarship recipients will be introduced and accept their awards at the NBEA Awards Luncheon on Friday, April 18.

Click here to access a complete list of the eligibility requirements and the scholarship application. The deadline to apply is December  1.

Entrepreneurship Scholarship Opportunity


When 95% of all employers believe that the workforce needs to be more entrepreneurial, it becomes clear that the U.S. is facing a problem; students are finishing school without the skills to perform successfully in the workplace.

The NFIB Entrepreneurship Educator Award recognizes and rewards educators who are meeting this need. The winner will receive $1,000.00  to be used for educational resources or trainings.

If you incorporate entrepreneurship in your teaching, apply for the NFIB Entrepreneurship Educator Award by submitting a 2 minute video describing your best practices and outcomes in entrepreneurial education. Applications are due March 31, 2014.

Link

Monday, September 23, 2013

Waiver Information from Licensure at FHSU

This is a reminder that the deadline for submitting a Waiver Application is October 1.  Please relay this information to any advisees you have that this may effect.  The Waiver's purpose is to allow a candidate to apply for a one semester only temporary waiver of teacher education admission requirements in order to be allowed to take restricted classes. (For example, haven't passed one part of the PPST, low GPA or haven't take a prerequisite class)  It does not admit them to the program and it is not automatically approved - a COPTSP committee will review all waivers.  If the candidate has not met all admission requirements and has not submitted a waiver, they will not be able to enroll in upper level restricted classes.  

Attached is the Waiver Form and it is also available at http://www.fhsu.edu/cert/form/

Friday, August 23, 2013

Share An Idea (KBEA)

SHARE-AN-IDEA needs your submission!!

Any ideas or lessons or ways to teach a concept or material for your classroom are eligible to win you $$$.

All you need to do is send the idea and your release permission (http://ksbea.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/ReleaseKBEAShare.pdf) to past president, Denise Parr, dparr@usd407.org, for entry into the contest.

Here is the link to the guidelines if you need more information about submission: http://ksbea.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/2013-ShareAnIdeaGuidelines.pdf

We like to award 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place cash awards so take a few minutes to send your idea in before the September 1st deadline! We’d love to be giving you the award at the October KBEA convention!!

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Intent to Graduate

Reminder, if you plan on graduating this fall, you need to file your intent to graduate with the Registrars Office the first week or so of the fall semester.

Friday, August 9, 2013

Almost time...

Enjoy the last few days of summer. Remember, classes start August 19! If you do not have a schedule, make sure you contact your advisor (ASAP)!

Technology Fee

There is a PK-12 Technology Fee will that is a one-time fee (once per your college experience) that will soon be on your FHSU bill. This fee will support a web-based software package that will support various assessments through your bachelors (and even graduate) experience. Remember, you only pay this one time!

Friday, June 7, 2013

from KBEA...

SHARE-AN-IDEA All KBEA members have some idea they have used in the classroom and we all want to adapt or find inspiration in what others know and share. SOOO. . . please send your ideas into the SHARE-AN-IDEA contest before September 1 to get entered to win some money at convention in October. The link to find more information and enter your submission is at the revised www.ksbea.org site, “Forms & Links” page. http://ksbea.org/wp/?page_id=14 We’d love to have entries to judge; right now we have no lessons submitted. Denise Parr Russell High School Sue Montoy Salina South High School

Thursday, May 16, 2013

As we prepare for Graduation, while it may seem a little corny, Dr. Guyot and I ask that you remember the Business Ed program and Stand By Me in the future. Best of luck to our graduates --- Kyra, Austin, Krista, Jessica, Logan, Nate, and Stacie. You are an amazing group and will be an incredible group of teachers!

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Commencement App

Commencement 2013 is almost here! This year, the Office of the Provost has developed a mobile FHSU Commencement App that will provide useful information about commencement for students, faculty and staff. Features include: Candidate names, hometown, degrees, and concentrations (if applicable). - list of important events that are happening during the week of commencement. It also allows you to add these events straight to your calendar. - "What's On" feature will remind you about events that will be happening within 2 hours of its start time. - Photo sharing allows for users to upload photos or browse photos that have already been taken. - Facebook features that connect to the FHSU commencement page. - Twitter feeds. - Documents are also available for download. Items include a digital copy of the commencement program, student line of march, a campus map, and the DVD Order Form. A City Guide feature harnesses Google Maps to provide driving directions to a preprogrammed list of local restaurants, hotels and attractions. Info Booth provides pertinent information about Graduate Commencement and Undergraduate Commencement. Important messages in regards to commencement will also be sent. We encourage all faculty to download the app. No username or password is required to access it. The app is accessible by opening the following link in your phone's browser: http://fhsugraduation.quickmobile.mobi

Share this with your HS students

Perhaps this is related to the bullying post I just sent? Perhaps it is related to teenage perceptions? Whatever, it is worth the quick watch and would be AWESOME to create a discussion in your Marketing classes (or any Business class) about ethics, responsibility, etc.

Powerful Video - regarding bullying

Have you thought about you will deal with bullying in your classroom? in your school? Our responsibilities go far beyond the four walls of our classroom and delivering lessons on Marketing or Web Design...

Sunday, May 12, 2013

As you wrap up the year...

Whether you are in the classroom as a student (preparing to become a teacher) or an alumni of our program and in your own classroom, I wanted to share with you this 3 minute TED Talk.  It is worth the watch!


Monday, March 25, 2013

TEACHER CAREER FAIR

MONDAY, APRIL 8, 2013
9 A.M. TO NOON
GROSS MEMORIAL COLISEUM

The Teacher Career Fair provides candidates, inexperienced as well as experienced, a one-stop opportunity to meet face-to-face with school districts to initiate the application process. This is your opportunity to meet and interview with these representatives!  Check out the list of school districts attending at http://www.fhsu.edu/career/fairs/tcf/.

Junior and senior education majors are highly encouraged to attend.  Bring copies of your resume, transcripts are optional.  Professional dress recommended.

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Link

To current teachers AND pre-service teacher candidates....

This is a message from Dr. Guyot,

Please take time to show the national CTE: Making the Difference video to all your students, challenging them to join an amazing Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSO)

Dr. Guyot is Published!

Dean Bannister released this statement this morning:

As this is an interdisciplinary publication jointly published by faculty from two COBE Departments, I am taking the Chair's role and am pleased to congratulate Dr. Robert Meier and Dr. Wally Guyot on their recent publication in the International Journal of Business and Public Administration,  The article is entitled "The Impact of Social and Demographic Variables on Ethical Decision Making, Exploratory Study."  The FHSU authors were joined by Dibyendu Choundhury, Samita Mishra and Reginald Ball as co-authors.  

Congratulations, Dr. Guyot!

Monday, January 21, 2013

Happy MLK Day

Dr. Guyot and I just want to wish each of you a great MLK Day and the best of luck with the new semester that starts tomorrow!!

Thursday, January 17, 2013

March 3-4

We are needing folks in the KC area on March 4 to judge at the Kansas High School DECA Career Development Conference.  If you are interested, please let me know!

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

KBEA Scholarship Information

When I arrived on campus this morning (first day back for the 2013 Spring term), I opened an envelope from Denise Parr with KBEA.  They are announcing the new scholarship information and application, the deadline is May 1.

Use this link to review the documents.

Bus Ed Conference - Feb 20 - Emporia

Reminder!

Emporia State University will be holding their Annual Business Teacher Conference on February 20, 2013 on the ESU campus.

Click here for program and registration information.

Congrats to Wichita East DECA!! (FHSU Alum, Shanna Zimmerman is the Advisor)


DECA announced the winners of the DECA Month campaigns this week. Wichita East successfully completed two campaigns (the promotional and community service) placing them in the Thrive category. As a result they will be eligible to send students to the all new Thrive Academy at ICDC.

http://www.decadirect.org/DECA-Direct-Online-Exclusive/January-2013/THRIVE-Chapter-Campaign-Winners/

They were the only school in Kansas to receive recognition for any of the campaigns. They  have posted some of the campaign materials on a blog at: http://wedeca.blogspot.com/

Congrats Wichita East DECA and Shanna Zimmerman.  Dr. Guyot and I are very proud of your success!

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

BUED Course Options

If you are looking for a course this Spring, consider BUED 421 or BUED 612.

We will count either of these as a substitute for BUED 613 (which is not being offered this semester), or you could count one of these courses as an "elective" option, consult your advisor for that possibility.  BOTH classes are online.

BUED 613 - Methods of Individual Training and Job Analysis

BUED 421 - Electronic Media in Instruction



Monday, January 7, 2013

Judges needed for Central Region DECA (Wichita Area)

Central Region DECA ---  February 7

Central Region DECA (Wichita area) Advisors are seeking volunteers to judge at the Regional DECA Competition.

This is a GREAT opportunity to see how DECA works, interact with advisors, and work with high school students.

If you are interested, please let me know ASAP so that I can get you connected with the fine folks in Wichita.  (I plan on going!!!)

ESU Business Education Workshop

Each year, ESU Business Education hold an annual conference.

The Business Education faculty (Dr. Nancy Hite and Dr. Barbara Railsback) have offered to allow FHSU students to attend the conference FREE.

There is a luncheon (which would be optional), if you want to participate in the luncheon, you would need to pay the cost of the food (less than $20).

If you are interested, please let me know, ASAP!

February CTE Conference...

Please consider going to the February CTE Conference in Manhattan, KS February 5-6.

If you are a Business Education (Teacher Licensure) major, you can participate in the conference by helping the conference staff and you will not have to pay the registration fee.  (Normal Registration is $160.)

This is a GREAT opportunity to network with other CTE teachers.

If you are interested, please let me know!

Updates and 2013...

Greetings All and WELCOME BACK!

I have not been doing a great job of updating the blog, but intend to start using it again to communicate with Business Education majors.

PLEASE check the blog weekly.  There may be things updated on the blog that at the time you don't think you will need to know, but later you may realize you need that information.  If that happens to you, be sure to remember to check the Archives!

I look forward to working with you this semester!

srj