Students are encouraged to build business skills by working outside of the classroom by gaining marketplace experience. Approved activities must meet the following criteria:
- The position or event must demonstrate a business dimension.
- The employment must provide skill development, which can be utilized in a business setting.
- The activity must provide substance and value related to business.
- Students must have a minimum of eight (8) accumulated hours of personal involvement.
- Credit for the activities will be given once per term.
Suggested Menu of Activities
- Business Leadership Seminars
- Computer Lab Assistants
- Credit/Non-credit internship positions
- Dallas/Ft. Worth and State Fair Auto Shows
- Full or part-time employment, on or off campus
- Mock DECA competition (high school)
- Orientation/Validation mentors
- Participation in Professional Conferences
- N.A.D.A., DECA, TRA
- Professional Games
- Resident Assistant
- Security Assistant
- Student Newsletter
- Toastmasters- meetings and workshops
- Tutoring
Roy Wilson
Management
1993
Northwood University University College Director, Texas Outreach
We believe in a system not forced into conformity with some master plan. We believe that it is the differences among us that make us interesting and useful to each other. We think this is as true in the philosophical and artistic as it is in the economic realm. Freedom from conformity releases the juices of creativity and our differences become strengths of our association, not hindrances to our existence. Thus, we insist on a system that recognizes our differences as individuals from each other, and turns those differences to positive use rather than attempting to eliminate them.
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