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The Benefit Of Taking Business Classes For Students of Different Majors
A thorough interview with Dr. Carl Hoagland and Tyler Beffa. In this podcast, we discuss the importance of business classes in relation to other majors, in partucular education majors. Dr. Hoagland and Tyler Beffa highlight the knowledge and skills one can learn from business classes and how to apply them in other areas.
Host: Joe Bamberger
Produced: Joe Bamberger, Tom Fitzgibbons, and Brendan Goodwin
Guests: Dr. Carl Hoagland and Tyler Beffa
About Dr. Carl Hoagland and Tyler Beffa: Dr. Carl Hoagland is a former Emerson Electric Company Endowed Professor in Technology and Learning. He is also a Director of Technology for the College of Education and Co-Director of the Bachelor of Educational Studies Program. Tyler Beffa is a student in the Bachelor of Educational Studies Program, who is also taking some business courses at the College of Business Administration as part of his degree.
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By University Missouri St. Louis School of Business
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A thorough interview with Dr. Carl Hoagland and Tyler Beffa. In this podcast, we discuss the importance of business classes in relation to other majors, in partucular education majors. Dr. Hoagland and Tyler Beffa highlight the knowledge and skills one can learn from business classes and how to apply them in other areas.
Host: Joe Bamberger
Produced: Joe Bamberger, Tom Fitzgibbons, and Brendan Goodwin
Guests: Dr. Carl Hoagland and Tyler Beffa
About Dr. Carl Hoagland and Tyler Beffa: Dr. Carl Hoagland is a former Emerson Electric Company Endowed Professor in Technology and Learning. He is also a Director of Technology for the College of Education and Co-Director of the Bachelor of Educational Studies Program. Tyler Beffa is a student in the Bachelor of Educational Studies Program, who is also taking some business courses at the College of Business Administration as part of his degree.