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Welcome to MGT 596/597696/697 Graduate Externship Class Session #1 June 11, 2014

Welcome to MGT 596/597696/697 Graduate Externship Class Session #1 June 11, 2014. Instructor: Dr. Anthony Piña. Who Am I?. Dean of Online Division Graduate faculty. P urpose for externships. A way to bridge school and work Become familiar with a profession

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Welcome to MGT 596/597696/697 Graduate Externship Class Session #1 June 11, 2014

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  1. Welcome to MGT 596/597696/697Graduate ExternshipClass Session #1June 11, 2014 Instructor: Dr. Anthony Piña

  2. Who Am I? • Dean of Online Division • Graduate faculty

  3. Purpose for externships • A way to bridge school and work • Become familiar with a profession • Apply course work to real-life experiences • Work experience is relevant to your studies • Studies are relevant to your work experience

  4. Attendance • Face-to-face sessions • Week 1 (July 11) 1:00-4:00pm • Week 6 (August 1) 1:00-4:00pm • Week 9 (August 22) 1:00-4:00pm • Present I.D. & sign roster • CPT requires you to attend all three class sessions

  5. Attendance • Why am I marked absent other weeks? • Marked present during class sessions • Cannot report that you are present when you are not on campus • Marked “excused absent” other weeks • Excused absence does not affect your grade or CPT

  6. Course grade based on… • 30% - Attendance at class meetings • 30% - Mid-Term Paper • Due on or before Sunday, July 27 @ 11:59 pm • 40% - Final Paper • Due on or before Sunday, Sept. 7 @ 11:59 pm

  7. Mid-Term & Final Papers • Mid-term papers • You take this course 4 times • 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th quarter students • Different format each quarter • Final Papers • Same format each quarter • Different courses each quarter • Write about your courses this quarter

  8. Mid-Term Paper 1st quarter students • About Me • About My Company • My Job Tasks • Choosing Sullivan University • Career Goals • References

  9. Mid-Term Paper 2nd quarter students • About Me • About My Company • My Job Tasks • Academic Credit for Externship • Work Environment • References

  10. Mid-Term Paper 3rd quarter students • About Me • About My Company • My Job Tasks • Online & Hybrid Courses • Preparation for Management • References

  11. Mid-Term Paper 4th quarter students • About Me • About My Company • My Job Tasks • Most Valuable Courses • Improving the Externship • References

  12. Final Paper All students • Courses I Am Taking This Quarter • Applying Course #1 to My Workplace • Applying Work Experiences to Course #1 • Applying Course #2 to My Workplace • Applying Work Experiences to Course #2 • References

  13. How papers are graded

  14. How papers are graded • Less than 750 words will receive failing grade • Plagiarized work will receive failing grade • Papers submitted late will lose points

  15. Sullivan APA Guide • http://libguides.sullivan.edu/apa

  16. Scholarship • Must include two scholarly (peer reviewed) references • Include two scholarly references in addition to your textbooks • Textbooks are typically not peer reviewed

  17. In-text Citations Some leave out the in-text citations! Correct • According to Lees & Kuh (2012) • (Lennon & McCartney, 1969) • (Monson, 2013, p, 2) Incorrect • (John Smith, 2013) – No first names • (J. Smith, 2013) – No first initials • (Principles of Management, 2013) – No titles

  18. APA Reference List Kaufman, L. M. (2009). Data security in the world of cloud computing. Security & Privacy7(4), 61-64. Lussier, R. N., & Achua, C. F. (2013). Leadership: Theory, application, & skill development . Mason, OH: South-Western. Zissis, D., & Lekkas, D. (2012). Addressing cloud computing security issues. Future Generation Computer Systems, 28(3), 583-592.

  19. APA Reference List Kaufman, L. M. (2009). Data security in the world of cloud computing. Security & Privacy 7(4), 61-64. Zissis, D., & Lekkas, D. (2012). ADDRESSING CLOUD COMPUTING SECURITY ISSUES. Future Generation Computer Systems28(3), 583-592. Lussier, R. N., & Achua, C. F. (2013). Leadership: Theory, Application, & Skill Development.

  20. What is plagiarism Source: http://mrjgoyeneche.wikispaces.com/Final+Case+Study+-+Turnitin.com

  21. Turnitin • What it does • How it works • Similarity score • How much is too much? • What am I really looking for

  22. Turnitin

  23. Turnitin

  24. Mid-Term & Final Rubric

  25. Mid-Term & Final Rubric

  26. Turnitin Class ID • Log into your Turnitin account • Create a new user account if needed • Click on the "enroll in a class" tab on the student homepage • Enter the class ID (8188826) and password (learn). • NOTE: different class sections will have different class ID and password

  27. Submit Paper • Go to www.turnitin.com, • Log into your account and • Select our class

  28. Class Discussion Dr. Anthony Piña apina@sullivan.edu

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