BUS 302: End of semester debrief

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BUS 302: End of semester debrief Wayne Smith, Ph.D. Department of Management CSU Northridge wayne.smith@csun.edu Updated: Summer, 2010

Progress and Development “Matriculation” “to enroll as a member of a body especially in a college or university” “Accretion” “the process of growth or enlargement by gradual buildup” Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary

Matriculation and Accretion More learning Integrate Subject Matter and Synthesize Processes Intrinsic Knowledge And Extrinsic Value Proposition Accretion Breadth of Foundational Skills Depth of Professional Skills Less learning Lower division Matriculation Upper division

Student Portfolio

Post-BUS 302 Portfolio (the “hard” stuff) Portfolio as a Professional Beyond a Résumé From learned capability to demonstrated ability You tell the story of performance Evidence of Explicit Progress and Development LDC Interdisciplinary Thinking Introduction to Strategy Ethical Decision-Making Teams/Interpersonal skills Oral and Written Communication

Post-BUS 302 Portfolio (the “soft” stuff) Portfolio as a Student Beyond a Grade From learned capability to demonstrated ability You tell the story of performance Evidence of Implicit Progress and Development Developed a sense for the level of peer competition Reflected upon your “fits” (strengths) and “gaps” (weaknesses) Developed Active Listening skills Learned how to provide Feedback and receive Feedback Learned the attributes of a business professional

Key Differences between BUS 302 and other COBAE classes From: Small Class (N ~ 40) To: Large-lecture Hall (N ~ 150) You’ll need to stand out and distinguish yourself Learn to ask for feedback--early and often Leverage the Instructor Office Hours From: Breadth of BUS 302 To: Depth of your Major You’ll need to do everything in BUS 302 without being asked, including: Excel at both quantitative tools and qualitative tools Strong written communicator Effective oral presenter Strategic thinker Ethical decision-maker From: Face-to-Face To: (occasionally) Online Requires extreme self-discipline and focus

Key Leadership Skills from “Good to Great”

And one more strong recommendation… Join the student organization for your major AA, BAY, AMA, LBA, SFA, BLA, MISA, etc. http://www.csun.edu/busecon/students.html Take a leadership role if you can