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MANDATORY ADVISING!!! MANDATORY ADVISING!!! Towson University requires ALL students to meet with their assigned advisor before they will be able to register for courses for the Fall 2012 semester. To fulfill these advising requirements, you should follow the steps below: 1. Schedule
and have a meeting with your assigned faculty advisor BEFORE your
assigned registration date in April 2012. § The meeting is necessary in order for your
advisor to remove the advising flag that will prevent you from
registering. If you do not meet in-person with your faculty advisor,
you will not be able to register. § Most advisors will meet with students
throughout the semester to provide the mandatory advising. There will
also be a more intense advising period in late March, early April 2012. 2. Before
your meeting with your assigned faculty advisor, prepare the advising form
associated with your college catalog year. Advising forms can be
obtained and downloaded by going to the College
of Business and Economics Advising/Forms web page. NO
faculty advisor will meet with you if you do not prepare the advising form
before the meeting. 3. Use
PeopleSoft to obtain your transcript and transfer records in order to prepare
the advising form for your college catalog year. 4. Use
your assigned Towson University email in order to access your academic records
in PeopleSoft. |
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“Populus I am dudum Defutatus Est" |
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Donald Kopka, Ph.D.
Assistant
Professor, Management Dept. Office: Stephens Hall 114B Office Hours: Wednesday,
1:00 to 4:00 pm By
appointment Office Phone: 410-704-3234 Cell Phone: 443-414-8655 Email: dkopka@towson.edu |
CROSS-CULTURAL EXPERIENCE "Hit the Trail"
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Fulbright Scholar in Vietnam - January to August 2004 During
the Spring 2004 Semester, I was a Fulbright Scholar in Vietnam. During my
time in Vietnam, I posted descriptive updates and pictures on my experiences
in Vietnam. I found Vietnamese people to be very hospitable, clever,
energetic, and hard working. Da Nang is a great city with many modern
amenities, and it offers an interesting experience in driving around on a
motorcycle. If you are interested in my time in Vietnam, you may
click on the link below to access the updates and pictures. My
Fulbright position was in the Department of Business Administration in the
College of Economics and Business Administration at the University of Da
Nang. I taught two courses, one in Business Strategy and the second in
Entrepreneurship. The following links will take you to PowerPoint
slides and documents (English and Vietnamese language versions) for the
Business Strategy and Entrepreneurship courses that I taught in the
Department of Business Administration. English Course for College of Economics Faculty
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Spring 2012 MNGT 375 - International
Business Towson Seminar 102.052
- Winning Entrepreneurship |
And speaking of business . . .
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