From The Washington Post. Orginial article posted here.
Career Coach: Are writing skills necessary anymore?
By Joyce E.A. Russell May 22, 2011
We know the value of oral communication skills for today’s workers, but that other type of communication— writing — is just as important. With today’s emphasis on fast communication through technology, it seems more people ask why they need to take writing courses or learn writing skills when they can just text their views to employers, clients...
The Master of Science in Business Analysis Blog.
A master's program in business for non-business majors that can be completed in less than one year.
Friday, January 30, 2015
Thursday, January 29, 2015
MSBA Student Interns at FoodCowboy to Help End Hunger in America
Roger Gordon, co-founder of FoodCowboy
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Monday, January 26, 2015
Business and Economics School to Receive $3 Million
Jan. 22, 2015
Business and Economics School to Receive $3 Million
Grant to Fund Four Long-term Faculty Researching Virtue in Business
Dean Andrew Abela addresses the Class of 2018 during Orientation last fall.
The Catholic University of America’s School of Business and Economics
has received...
Friday, January 16, 2015
A Dinner to Remember
We kicked off our first week back in class with our annual etiquette dinner, hosted by Kathryn Marshall. Ms. Marshall, Associate Director of Career Services here at The Catholic University of America, coached the class on dining etiquette as part of an interview.
Kathryn Marshall, Associate Director of Career Services
Students were coached on everything from how to correctly hold...
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