Daily Deals Site Offers Charitable Donations

YIPDeals is a national daily deals site and has brought its YipGives program to Colorado through independent local marketing consultants. Like many sites, it has great deals on items many of us use every day. The difference, however, is in the details.

YIPDeals does an excellent job of working with schools, churches, nonprofit organizations and local chambers of commerce said Eric Wagner of Progressive Mobile Marketing, an independent marketing consultant for YIP.

YIPDeals takes 12 percent of each sale made and sets it aside specifically for charitable donations. Best of all, you can choose which charitable organization gets the money.

For many it is a win/win situation. You get some great deals on ordinary products and your personal favorite charity gets a nice sum of money, Wagner continued.

YIPDeals even has a special fundraising opportunity with schools.

Unlike many fundraisers that only last a short time, YIPDeals Fundraisers can go yearround and even into the summer. The more parents, students, teachers and administrators shop with YIPDeals, the more money the individual school earns. It is really that simple, Wagner added.

Most recently, the YIPDeals program, working with a PTA in a school raised over $600.00 for the school in a remarkably short time.

What helps with the YIPDeals program is that we also work with local merchants and restaurants so you get not only a great deal, but also a chance to help a school and a local business. The benefits are enormous when you look at everything that you get, Wagner continued.

For additional information about YIPDeals or the charitable donation program, visit their website at www.yipdeals.com

Eric Wagner
Progressive Mobile Media
Denver CO, 80249
303-875-5322

Source:
Daily Deals Site Offers Charitable Donations

See also:

The Language Workshop For Children Employs The Unique Thibaut Technique In Language Education
New York, NY, 12-Mar-2013 - The Language Workshop for Children and director/founder, Francois Thibaut, are pleased to announce NYC French classes that children can use to achieve a high level of...

Spencers Calls for Extension of Nationwide School Survey to Include Asbestos in Schools
Spencers Solicitors, in advance of a House of Commons Education Select Committee evidence session tomorrow (Wednesday 13 March 2013) on Asbestos in Schools, is urging the Government to take action to...

Wikicollecting launches new auction catalogue index
Wikicollecting.org, the open-source collectors website, has announced the launch of its new auction catalogue index.The online encyclopaedia, which launched in February 2011, now offers free...

Future Problem Solving Program International Announces Topic on International Women's Day

A Chinese saying, "Women hold up half the sky," was the inspiration for The Future Problem Solving Program International's selection of this year's topic to be used at their International Conference. FPSPI, an educational non-profit competition for students ages 10 and beyond, is announcing its topic for the International Conference on International Women's Day this year. International Women's Day was first observed in 1909, and in 1981 Congress established National Women's History Week to be commemorated the second week of March. Congress later expanded the week to a month. Events around the world will celebrate women's role in history and promote this year's theme, Women Inspiring Innovation Through Imagination:

Celebrating Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Joining in this celebration, Future Problem Solving Program International chose March 8th, International Women's Day, to announce the International Conference topic, Global Status of Women, to their students.

Each year FPSPI students research and apply a problem solving process to a topic of international importance. At the conference students will address a futuristic scene relating to the Global Status of Women and develop a plan of action that will focus on opportunities for women world-wide while considering various governmental policies and the vast cultural and religious differences in attitudes towards women. This year's conference will welcome nearly 2,000 students from around the world at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, from June 6th through June 9th.

In addition to the Global Issues Problem Solvers who will be addressing the Global Status of Women, scenario writers will write futuristic stories projecting ideas about the topic into the future. All students who participate at the international level have competed on various other topics throughout the school year and have earned a place at the conference. The conference also features teams and individuals who have completed a year-long service project on a topic of their own choosing that aids their community, their nation, or the world in some way. These Community Problem Solvers also compete for top honors and will showcase their projects at a conference fair.

Future Problem Solving Program International was established in 1974 by Dr. E. Paul Torrance at the University of Georgia. It has since grown to include students from 42 states and 16 countries. It is difficult to say how many hundreds of thousands of students participate each year as the program reaches students who may be participating non-competitively in classrooms or after school programs using the materials to enhance curriculum, critical, and creative thinking. Future Problem Solving Program International may be contacted at their website http://www.fpspi.org or on Facebook.

Barbara Kirby
Future Problem Solving Program Internati
Affiliate Director
2015 Grant Place
Melbourne, FL
USA 32901
Voice: 8002561499 Fax: 3127680097
http://www.fspi.org

Source:
Future Problem Solving Program International Announces Topic on International Women's Day

See also:

SAE Graduate Brings (and Adjusts) the Noise for Top Rappers
Having just graduated from SAE institute in L.A. in September 2012, Andrew Law already has a flourishing career as a rap and hip-hop audio engineer. His quick success can be attributed to his hard...

ADP Announces ADP Pro, a New Initiative Linking Midsized Companies with Subject Matter Experts
New Initiative Combines Professional Certification, Webinars and Personal Access to ExpertsROSELAND, N.J. ADP, a leading provider of human capital management services, today launched ADP Pro, an...

Coventry University and Ingram collaborate on innovative textbook program for students
RINGWOOD, UNITED KINGDOM To ensure undergraduates get the best value for their money, first year students at Coventry University will have core textbooks and materials provided as part of their...

Coventry University and Ingram collaborate on innovative textbook program for students

RINGWOOD, UNITED KINGDOM To ensure undergraduates get the best value for their money, first year students at Coventry University will have core textbooks and materials provided as part of their course fees in 2012 and 2013 through an innovative program developed between Coventry University and Ingram Content Group's UK library supply company.

The higher education system is undergoing unprecedented change, and this collaboration with Ingram demonstrates how were adapting to the developments so that the focus remains on whats best for our students, said Philip Vaughan, Assistant Director of Learning and Research at Coventry University. Coventry prides itself on being an innovative university, and initiatives like this are exactly the kind of innovations which places of learning should be embracing as the education landscape evolves and students expectations change.

Coventrys textbook program was developed in response to changes in the UK higher education system for 2012, which has seen undergraduates tuition fees rise. Working with Ingram, the University is providing core textbooks for the first year of students courses at no cost through the new program. Ingram is the supplier of print books.

The University continues to distribute textbooks to approximately 3,400 new undergraduates on campus, with Ingram and Coventry University staff working jointly on distribution.

The initial pilot phase of the project will be reviewed by the University and Ingram in early December, before the two organizations embark on a dedicated program for supplying textbooks to new students in both print and digital formats.

As institutions and their libraries create new business models in response to education reform, were pleased that our full range of content solutions, including our rich textbook offering, will provide students with the resources they need to succeed in school, said Dan Sheehan, Vice President & General Manager, Ingram Content Group library services. We look forward to our work with Coventry and putting the results of the pilot to good use, creating a program that benefits all.

Ingram continues to grow the number of libraries and institutions it works with in the region, supplying the main universities including Warwick University and Birmingham City University, along with the majority of colleges such as Henley College and Birmingham Metropolitan College.

ABOUT COVENTRY UNIVERSITY
Coventry University is a modern, forward-looking university whose roots can be traced back to 1843 to the Coventry College of Design. With a proud tradition as a provider of high quality education and a focus on multidisciplinary applied research, today the University has established an academic presence regionally, nationally and across the world.

Through its links with leading-edge businesses and organizations in a variety of industries, Coventry Universitys 24,000+ students enjoy access to placement opportunities which ensure that their employability prospects are enhanced by the time they graduate. The city centre campus itself is continually developing and evolving, and a recent 100 million-plus investment in a new student centre and Engineering and Computing building is playing a key role in modernising the entire learning experience. For more information visit http://www.coventry.ac.uk

ABOUT INGRAM
Ingram Content Group is a subsidiary of Nashville-based Ingram Industries Inc. The company provides books, music, and media content to over 39,000 retailers, libraries, schools and distribution partners in 195 countries. More than 26,000 publishers use Ingrams fully integrated physical and digital distribution, logistics, and manufacturing solutions to access global consumer demand, and realize the full business potential of book content. Ingrams operating units are Ingram Book Company, Lightning Source Inc., Vital Source Technologies, Inc., Ingram Periodicals Inc., Ingram International Inc., Ingram Library Services Inc., Spring Arbor Distributors Inc., Ingram Publisher Services Inc., Tennessee Book Company LLC, and Coutts Information Services. For more information visit http://www.ingramcontent.com/

Contact Info
Brent Driver
14 Ingram Blvd, La Vergne, TN 37086

Phone: 615.213.5659

Website: http://www.ingramcontent.com

Source:
Coventry University and Ingram collaborate on innovative textbook program for students

See also:

New Language Learning Offering from Instant Immersion
TOPICS ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES INSTANT IMMERSION VIRTUAL TUTORRenton, WashingtonTOPICS Entertainment is pleased to announce the release of its new Instant Immersion Virtual Tutor, a unique online...

SAE Graduate Brings (and Adjusts) the Noise for Top Rappers
Having just graduated from SAE institute in L.A. in September 2012, Andrew Law already has a flourishing career as a rap and hip-hop audio engineer. His quick success can be attributed to his hard...

ADP Announces ADP Pro, a New Initiative Linking Midsized Companies with Subject Matter Experts
New Initiative Combines Professional Certification, Webinars and Personal Access to ExpertsROSELAND, N.J. ADP, a leading provider of human capital management services, today launched ADP Pro, an...

ADP Announces ADP Pro, a New Initiative Linking Midsized Companies with Subject Matter Experts

New Initiative Combines Professional Certification, Webinars and Personal Access to Experts

ROSELAND, N.J. ADP, a leading provider of human capital management services, today launched ADP Pro, an educational program specifically designed to give midsized companies multiple opportunities to engage with ADP subject matter experts on a range of human capital management issues, learn industry best practices and expand their professional credentials.

Midsized businesses face new and unique challenges everything from increased government regulation to the growing cost of healthcare, said Regina Lee, President, Major Account Services, National Account Services, GlobalView and ADP Canada at ADP. ADP Pro takes our superior client engagement to the next level by linking our deep roster of subject matter experts with clients to learn how unified human resources management tools can dramatically impact business performance.

ADPs professional certification is a key component of the ADP Pro program. To date, more than 2,000 payroll and human resources professionals have earned this credential, which many see as an employment differentiator. ADP certification is offered twice a year during the Spring and Fall. The program includes virtual test preparation classes and requires an in-person exam at one of Pearson VUEs more than 200 national testing centers. Candidates who complete ADPs test preparation classes earn Continuing Education (CE) Credits at the rate of 1.5 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Credits, 1.5 Recertification Credit Hours (RCH) or 0.2 Continuing Education Units (CEU). Payroll and human resources professionals at midsized companies will have access to ADPs growing list of certification areas, which includes ADP Workforce Now, the companys primary human resources management solution for midsized companies.

The ADP Pro program also features ongoing training opportunities through a new series of webinars that are free for clients. Running twice a month, these webinars will showcase best practices across a variety of topics from healthcare reform and risk management to navigating the social media landscape. The ADP Pro webinar series offers clients another way to earn Continuing Education Credits and can be accessed via ADPs client portal. The first webinar will take place on March 13 and will focus on empowering a mobile workforce. On March 27, another webinar will take place focusing on the U.S. Affordable Care Act.

ADP will also offer in-person access to ADP Pros at their semiannual regional User Group Meetings. At ADPs User Group Meetings midsized businesses will be able to receive one-on-one insights from the companys internal experts on timely business issues while receiving training on ADPs ever-evolving product set.

By offering convenient training opportunities that yield continuing education credits and provide direct access to experts in areas like compliance, ADP Pro will help my organization take a best practice approach to workforce management, said Roslyn H. Schaffer, SPHR, Director of Human Resources at The Barnes Foundation, a major institution that promotes the advancement of education and the appreciation of the fine arts with campuses in Philadelphia and Merion, Pennsylvania and an ADP client.

About ADP

ADP, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADP), with more than $10 billion in revenues and approximately 600,000 clients, is one of the worlds largest providers of business outsourcing and human capital management solutions. Leveraging over 60 years of experience and a global footprint spanning more than 40 countries, ADP offers a wide range of human resource, payroll, talent management, tax and benefits administration solutions from a single source, and helps clients comply with regulatory and legislative changes, such as the U.S. Affordable Care Act. ADPs easy-to-use solutions for employers provide superior value to companies of all types and sizes. ADP is also a leading provider of integrated computing solutions to auto, truck, motorcycle, marine, recreational vehicle, and heavy equipment dealers throughout the world. For more information about ADP or to contact a local ADP sales office, reach us at 1.800.225.5237 or visit the companys Web site at www.adp.com.

News source: WebWire

Source:
ADP Announces ADP Pro, a New Initiative Linking Midsized Companies with Subject Matter Experts

See also:

Upside Learning focuses on ‘eLearning on iPads’ for Learning Solutions 2013 Conference & Expo
This March, Learning Solutions 2013 Conference & Expo will open its doors to learning enthusiasts around the globe, welcoming them to explore the world of learning technologies. One of these...

New Language Learning Offering from Instant Immersion
TOPICS ENTERTAINMENT RELEASES INSTANT IMMERSION VIRTUAL TUTORRenton, WashingtonTOPICS Entertainment is pleased to announce the release of its new Instant Immersion Virtual Tutor, a unique online...

SAE Graduate Brings (and Adjusts) the Noise for Top Rappers
Having just graduated from SAE institute in L.A. in September 2012, Andrew Law already has a flourishing career as a rap and hip-hop audio engineer. His quick success can be attributed to his hard...

Well Said, Well Read: New Method of Offering Customer Promotions Expands the Reach and Receptiveness of Red Apple Reading

In an ever-increasing world of cyber communication, text messaging, and sentiments abbreviated to 140 characters, Tammy Bennecke, creator of Red Apple Reading, is finding that customers pleased with her online early-elementary reading education program are still willing to take the time to spread the word about their satisfaction.

A longtime educator, Bennecke saw far too many students fall behind in the classroom, simply because they were unable to grasp the crucial language skills at the same time as their peers, leading to a lag in their learning abilities that could plague them throughout their grade-school education.

Benneckes answer was Red Apple Reading, a tutorial program accessed via computers and tablets with an internet connection, helping young learners build their reading skills through engaging games, interactive characters, and a responsive pace that synchronizes with each students stride.

In an effort to get her program into the hands of more students, Bennecke has taken steps to expand her reach. From a partnership with LivingSocial to a special promotion for educators, Bennecke took advantage of special offers to make the program more affordableand access to Red Apple Reading easier than everthroughout the first month of 2013. The result was an explosion of Red Apple Reading users across the learning spectrum.

Bennecke conveyed that Red Apple Reading is now being utilized in at least 45 states in the U.S., plus a few outside countriesand plans to expand her continental (and perhaps inter-continental?) reach. Plans are in progress for collaborations with popular online coupon programs Google Offers and Groupon, as well as possibly more promotions with LivingSocial.

We are finding that this method of marketingrevenue sharing with coupon and daily deals companiesis currently the most effective way to get our reading program into the hands of parents and children quickly, Bennecke said. Getting more children to use the program helps more children become better readers, which is what we are here for.

A plethora of pleased-customer testimonials found on the sites Testimonials and Facebook pages assure Bennecke her program is resonating with students, educators, and parents.

While offering Red Apple Reading through deal sites and coupon affiliates alters the profit margin for Red Apple Reading, Bennecke says that, after reading of the widespread help her program is offering, shes willing to take a smaller piece of the (apple) pie.

Its important for us to make this instructional program accessible to parents and early childhood educatorseven if the majority of our sales are through discounts and our revenue split is about half, Bennecke said. We are a small company with a big heart, and we want to help as many children as possible become better readers.

About Red Apple Reading:
With offices in Southern California, Red Apple Reading was founded in 2011 by educator Tammy Bennecke. The company is in the process of developing a full range of pre-kindergarten through third grade reading products, as well as upper elementary/middle school reading adventure games, available both online and as mobile apps. Red Apple Reading plans to expand into other subject areas as the companys growth continues. Find out more about Red Apple Reading at http://www.RedAppleReading.com.

News source: PRWeb

Source:
Well Said, Well Read: New Method of Offering Customer Promotions Expands the Reach and Receptiveness of Red Apple Reading

See also:

Jade Robinson’s Youth Foundation – A New Hope for Parents of Troubled Teens
Parents of struggling teens seeking help and a hope for their young children can now turn to Jade Robinsons Youth Foundation, a NON PROFIT organization that operates a Residential Treatment Facility...

Agilent Technologies Helps Students Acquire Real-World EDA Skills with New Licensing Program
SANTA CLARA, Calif.Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today launched the Agilent EEsof EDA Student License Program, designed to provide access to Agilent EEsof EDA software on students personal...

New College Admissions Standards Receive Attention from Escandalo Securiport
Escandalo Securiport commented on a new article released by The Huffington Post that details changes to the 2013-2014 Common Application. The professional writing company will adapt to these changes...

Agilent Technologies Helps Students Acquire Real-World EDA Skills with New Licensing Program

SANTA CLARA, Calif.

Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today launched the Agilent EEsof EDA Student License Program, designed to provide access to Agilent EEsof EDA software on students personal computers.

With the license, students no longer have to use university lab computers or log in to a university system to access Agilent EEsof software via Agilent EEsof license servers. Instead, students can now access Agilent EEsof software anyplace, anytime on their own computers. Agilent EEsof software available through the licensing program includes Advanced Design System (ADS), Electromagnetic Professional (EMPro), Genesys and SystemVue.

The licensing program is open to students attending universities that participate in the Agilent EEsof EDA University Educational Support Program. Students can request a license by completing the Student Codeword Request form at agilent.com/find/eesof-university. Issued licenses will be the same as those actively supported for the students university. If the university has a supported ADS university donation package, for example, students will receive ADS licenses. All licenses are valid for 12 months and are for educational purposes only. They cannot be used for commercial purposes.

These licenses are only being offered in the Americas, Europe (excluding Russia) and Japan. Specifics about program requirements are available at agilent.com/find/eesof-university. Interested parties may also contact a local Agilent EEsof field engineer or Agilent EEsofs university program manager at john_kikuchi@agilent.com.

Agilent EEsof EDA University Education Support Program

The new Student License Program is part of Agilent EEsofs University Educational Support Program, which offers full versions of Agilent EEsof software to qualified academic institutions for instructional use. This software, the same as used in industry, creates a full RF-EDA experience to help students develop skills that will serve them throughout their careers. A working knowledge of Agilent EEsofs design tool capabilities allows students to enter the workforce with skills valued by industry-leading employers. Additionally, the software enables professors to encourage student creativity and students to capture and present that creativity in a form thats recognized and trusted in conference papers, presentation and proposals.

The University Support Program features fully operational versions of Agilent EEsofs commercial products and is available to qualifying institutions offering academic instruction in RF and communications system design, electromagnetic analysis, high-speed digital design and device modeling.

About Agilent EEsof EDA Software

Agilent EEsof EDA is the leading supplier of electronic design automation software for microwave, RF, high-frequency, high-speed digital, RF system, electronic system level, circuit, 3-D electromagnetic, physical design and device-modeling applications. More information is available at www.agilent.com/find/eesof.
About Agilent Technologies

Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) is the worlds premier measurement company and a technology leader in chemical analysis, life sciences, diagnostics, electronics and communications. The companys 20,500 employees serve customers in more than 100 countries. Agilent had revenues of $6.9 billion in fiscal 2012. Information about Agilent is available at www.agilent.com.

News source: WebWire

Source:
Agilent Technologies Helps Students Acquire Real-World EDA Skills with New Licensing Program

See also:

Canterbury Awards First Prize to Macclesfield College Students
Four students from Macclesfield College are celebrating after winning first prize in a competition set by Canterbury, the world's most recognised rugby brand and official team kit supplier to England...

Proposed bill to discharge private student loans in bankruptcy
Proposed bill to discharge private student loans in bankruptcy Article provided by Law Offices of Scott R. Schneider Visit us at http://www.scott-schneider.comStudent loans are difficult to discharge...

Jade Robinson’s Youth Foundation – A New Hope for Parents of Troubled Teens
Parents of struggling teens seeking help and a hope for their young children can now turn to Jade Robinsons Youth Foundation, a NON PROFIT organization that operates a Residential Treatment Facility...

Australian Global Citizenship Programs for School Students Take Tasmanian Students to Timor Leste

Tasmania, Australia February, 2013 Tasmanias Scotch Oakburn College sent the second group of their staff and students off to visit their Timor Leste global citizenship partner school, Maliana One High School, as part of a global citizenship program for school students. Principal Andrew Barr also joined the trip, facilitated by not-for-profit social education organisation Destination Dreaming, which runs global service learning programs for Australian school students in partnership with schools in rural Australia and in nearby countries. www.destinationdreaming.org.au/

The students first morning in Maliana began with dancing at 5:00am with new local friends, before the group headed out to watch the Tour De Timor bike race through the town. Each day was filled with lots of English language tutoring- working in small groups at the Encouragement House and at Maliana One a key way to bring the global citizenship program to life on each trip. The Scotch Oakburn teachers also ran a session for pre-service teachers at the local university to foster a higher level of shared learning as part of the global citizenship program.

One evening, the group shared dinner with a local family just outside Maliana, who are campaigning to get a library built in a nearby village. This is a worthy project that Destination Dreaming is currently negotiating funding and support for.

After Scotch Oakburn Colleges first visit in 2011, the Colleges community raised an amazing $3,000 for their partner Timor Leste school. This years group had the privilege of donating the funds on behalf of the community, which will enable Maliana One to install fresh drinking water for their 1300 students and 55 staff. www.destinationdreaming.org.au/

Funds from the groups visit and Destination Dreaming were also used to buy materials and pay local builders to construct another student shelter for the new dormitory Kookaburra. The shelters have proved to be a real hit and it was great to see the students (from both Scotch Oakburn and the Encouragement House) assisting the builders to prepare the site and foundation.

At the conclusion of the 10 days, a participant of the global service learning program for school students 18-year-old Kathleen said I have learnt that giving is a truly fantastic experience and that making a change in one persons life, changes the world for them. I had the best week of my life giving and as a result will endeavor to share and continue to give for the rest of my life. www.destinationdreaming.org.au/

Scotch Oakburn teacher Tania Deguara said, once again the experience was incredible. Cultural awareness, global understanding, problem solving and collaboration are essential skills to have to meet the challenges of the 21st Century. A Destination Dreaming program provides an excellent opportunity for young people to learn about and experience the challenges, hopes and possibilities of another culture and in turn learn about the ways they as young people in Australia can shape the world they want to live in.

Destination Dreaming works with schools in Australia and internationally to create sustainable community partnerships and teach students from both areas about global citizenship, self-awareness and social justice. These global citizenship programs for school students are aimed at helping the young people to thrive in an increasingly global world where understanding cultural differences is becoming more and more important. To find out more visit www.destinationdreaming.org.au/.

News source: WebWire

Source:
Australian Global Citizenship Programs for School Students Take Tasmanian Students to Timor Leste

See also:

My Driving School Offering Driving Lessons in New Car Models
With shocking reports of unsafe cars and unprofessional instructors, new drivers are being subjected to high levels of stress during their lessons and are struggling to achieve competency during their...

Lectora Version 11 Releases with Completely New Interface and Streamlined User Experience
The worlds leading e-Learning software just got even better with the release of Lectora Version 11. With a completely redesigned interface and new wizards and tools, Lectora makes online course...

National Moth Week 2013
Contact: Dave Moskowitz or Liti Haramaty FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Email: dmoskowitz@ecolsciences.com or liti@nationalmothweek.orgWebsite: http://www.nationalmothweek.orgFacebook: National Moth Week and...

IU's Kelley School of Business Partnering with the American University of Mongolia to Offer MBA

Indiana University's Kelley School of Business has entered into a partnership with the newly formed American University of Mongolia to offer an MBA for global executives beginning in September.

A recently signed memorandum of understanding between the two institutions builds on long-running ties between IU and Mongolia.

IU is considered one of the world's leading centers of academic expertise in Mongolian Studies, and IU's Department of Central Eurasian Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences is the sole independent, degree-granting academic unit in the U.S. staffed with its own faculty of specialists in the region.

"This new program signifies our commitment to partnering with American University of Mongolia to offer new and innovative business education programs to meet the needs of this dynamic country," said Idalene Kesner, interim dean of the Kelley School and the Frank P. Popoff Chair of Strategic Management. "The growth that is occurring in Mongolia is exciting, and we are proud to be working to support the economic potential of the country through education."

The degree program will be a blend of classes taught on the American University of Mongolia campus in Ulaanbaatar and online instruction.

With a focus on growing international opportunities in Mongolia, the curriculum will focus on four themes that emphasize a global managerial perspective: leadership, managing global resources, innovation and entrepreneurship, and applied projects. It will include a one-week residency at IU Bloomington and a one-week program at the Washington Campus in Washington, D.C.

"We are delighted to be partnering with Indiana University's Kelley School of Business in offering this program, building on the already strong relationship that exists between the school and this country," said J. Peter Morrow, chairman of American University of Mongolia. "The Kelley School of Business was recently ranked as the number one business school in the U.S. in terms of teaching quality, career services and student satisfaction, so this also fits with our emphasis on choosing quality partners while we are developing our own programs."

The Kelley School of Business also offers an MBA for executives with Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea. Kelley and the Indian Institute of Management-Lucknow soon will offer graduate-level certificate programs and eventually a graduate degree program on business analytics to business professionals in India.

The American University of Mongolia is a new independent nonprofit liberal arts university. In addition to the MBA, in September 2014 it will begin accepting students into its four-year undergraduate programs.

News source: NewsWise

Source:
IU's Kelley School of Business Partnering with the American University of Mongolia to Offer MBA

See also:

San Diego Day Care Center Serves Healthy Meals to Students
San Diego, California (January 23, 2013) Wee Care Preschool is offering hot and healthy meals and snacks to its students. This is good news for parents who dont have to get up extra early every day...

Totara Learning Solutions Appoints Germany Based Ka:media Interactive as Totara Solutions Partner
The partnership was formalised today at the Learntec Conference in Karlsruhe, the leading event in German for IT-supported learning. http://www.learntec.deTotara Learning Solutions CEO, Richard Wyles...

Online VoIP Solutions is a leading provider for CallCenter dialer.
The Online VoIP solutions provides predictive dialer product for effective communication on worldwide scale. The provision of more VOIP minutes for conversing has even helped in reducing the cost of...