Coursework

Courses I’ve taken at temple university:

Business Seminar 1:

CRN 33450—–Professor Claudia Bereshnyi

Business Seminar was a very interesting course that covered all the different resources that are at my fingertips at Temple. Originally, I took the course for the credit in order to ensure I was on track to graduate on time. After the second class, I began to see the endless resources that are here on temple’s campus. This class really opened my eyes to all the professional development resources at Temple University

Evolutions & Extinctions

CRN 8499—–Professor Allison Tumarkin-Deratzian

Evolution is a process that has interested me from a young age. This class fulfilled all the questions that ran through my mind as a child. We learned the process of uncovering Earth’s natural history, in addition to gaining the skills necessary to analyze data from mineral records and determine what events might have occurred.

Interpersonal communications

CRN 8243—–Professor Thomas Cusack

By far my favorite class I have ever taken in my life, This class seriously highlighted some of the keys to effective communication. We learned skills such as self care, understanding others, and behavioral dialectics. I have been more than lucky to have had the professor I had, and will most likely carry on a professional relationship with him for years to come.

Leadership and Organization management

CRN 4896—–Professor Andrew Wiess

While this was a required course for FOX school of Business, it was actually extremely useful. Being a double major, learning the tools to produce and set up a productive an effect and proficient business is key to my success. I learned a lot in this class about vertical and horizontal business integration, as well as the process of change in a cooperate environment, very interesting class, I recommend this to all of my peers. Professor Wiess is a very good professor as well.

Microeconomics Principles

CRN 5970—–Professor Ardy Wurtzel

Microeconomics is another required class for FOX, it was an extremely interesting course that had a lot of great material and really helped me piece together some of the key components that make up an economy on the smaller scale. I recommend this class 100%