MBA 101: Which MBA Program Fits You Best?
A Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) provides students firsthand experience in a business market that would otherwise not be delivered in a traditional bachelor’s degree program.
Brock Sanders
A Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) provides students firsthand experience in a business market that would otherwise not be delivered in a traditional bachelor’s degree program.
Southeastern's General Studies degree equips students with real-world knowledge, a supportive network of faculty and alumni, and a degree with lasting value and credibility.
Graduate school is an excellent opportunity for individuals to advance their education and career. Pursuing a graduate degree at Southeastern Louisiana University can be both a challenging and rewarding experience, and it offers several advantages. Here are five great reasons why you should consider this path.
Whether you’re passionate about education, innovation, or simply making a difference, explore all the ways your gift to Southeastern can have an impact.
This year’s winner of the President’s Excellence Award in Creative Activity is Southeastern’s Writer in Residence and Instructor of English Alison Pelegrin. A resident of Covington, she has been a member of the Southeastern faculty for 20 years.
When it comes to teaching, Associate Professor of Counseling June Williams is very passionate. She prides herself in being a lifelong learner; recognizing that instruction occurs outside as well as inside the classroom; conveying genuine interest, excitement and passion for the content, profession, and the students’ learning and growth; and treating students as active partners in the learning process.
This year’s Excellence in Faculty Service Award winner’s service to Southeastern spans many areas. In fact, Jerry Parker’s service activities have included numerous assignments and committee memberships. These have ranged from serving as an administrative advisor to serving as chair or project leader on some of the most important committees of the university.
Professor of Marketing and Benjamin Jones Professor of Retail Marketing, Michael Budden knew by the 4th grade that he wanted to teach, but he never imagined that one day he would teach, and in college at that.