Two of our current MSM students discuss their experiences with the Graduate Consulting Project, key findings, learnings they will take with them beyond the GCP, and advice to students who are interested in this program and are wondering if this is the right fit for them. 

In this second half, we talk more about opportunities for involvement, adapting to serving students in the midst of a pandemic, and what they believe sets the School of Business apart from our peers.

To contact either Amanda or Jaysen for more information, follow this link.
https://business.wfu.edu/students/contact-student-services/

In this first half of our conversation, we talked about the unique student support model the School of Business offers our graduate students and how they have adapted to the limitations of working in the COVID era to continue fulfilling their duties.

To get in touch with Amanda or Jaysen for more information, follow this link
https://business.wfu.edu/students/contact-student-services/

In the second part of this episode, the ISS team is discussing adjusting to an increased virtual presence in the time of COVID and how to shape your Wake experience. They also give one piece of advice for prospective students before beginning the graduate school journey.

Find the contact information for our ISS team at this link! https://business.wfu.edu/students/contact-student-services/

On this episode of Deac Discussions, our host is joined by our Integrative Student Services team (ISS). Our ISS team creates engaging, supportive, and inclusive experiences for our pre-experience graduate students.

In this first part of the conversation, we talk about the role of ISS in student success, the challenges students face transitioning to graduate school, and how to find a sense of balance.

For more information on this team and how to reach them, follow this link https://business.wfu.edu/students/contact-student-services/

Welcome back for another episode of Deac Discussion! I had the pleasure of speaking with two of our current Corporate Fellows, Shayla Farrow and Sean Beckom. My co-host for this episode is Ashley Jones, Assistant Director of Enrollment Management, and our Diversity Lead Recruiter. 

Our MSM students have recently completed their Summer portion of the program and are now in the Fall semester. Due to COVID - 19, our programs are opting for hybrid learning models. As mentioned during this episode, some of our MSM students began the year remotely and will be joining us in Winston-Salem to continue the Fall semester on-campus. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed having this conversation. Stay tuned for more! 

What's going on y'all. Welcome back to Deac Discussions. I'm your host, Dillon Robinson, back with part two of my conversation with my colleague John Montana. In the second half of our conversation, we discuss universities as part of their local communities and how market research and corporate partners inform and shape our programs, among other things. Without any further ado, here is part 2. Enjoy.

Welcome back to Deac Discussions! In this episode, we chat with John Montana, Director on the Enrollment Management team, about his journey into higher education, the role of technology and third-party applications in the admissions process, and the ever-changing landscape of higher education itself. 

We covered so many areas this conversation had to be split into two parts. Stay tuned for more! 

Welcome back to Deac Discussions. In this episode, we are joined by John Montana, Director of Enrollment Management Recruiting. In the first part of our conversation, we discuss his introduction to higher education, the implementation of technology, and the impact of colleges and universities on their surrounding communities. 

Email us at [email protected]. Stay tuned for more content!

Welcome back! In this episode, we are joined by John Montana, Director of Enrollment Management Recruiting. In part 1 of this conversation with John, we cover his introduction into higher education and his thoughts around the role of technology in the classroom and across the industry. Check it out and stay tuned for more content to come.