Projects
From ShannonWiki
Fall '09: Podcast Project
Seniors enrolled in our Center for Leadership Development will produce a series of podcasts in conjunction with our Teaching, Learning and Technology Center. This podcast project is part of our SHUmobile initiative and will examine issues related to the integration of technology and learning and leadership in its many forms.
Fall '09: Leadership 101 Colloquium
Leadership 101 will introduce first year leadership development students to the Center for Leadership Development, the Stillman School and the University. Students will examine the variety of learning opportunities available to CLD students including the leadership curriculum and its place in the School and University. Students will also explore a variety of topical issues that will influence their broader learning experience.
The colloquium will be led by Professors Shannon and Reuter and will participate in our SHUmobile initiatives. It will include presentations by a cross section of faculty from the Stillman School and the other colleges of the University. Alumni and business leaders will also offer their expertise and advice by participating in the colloquium. Students will also investigate the fields of study offered by Stillman and the industries it serves.
Spring '09: BFIN4242NA: Corporate Governance
This course examines issues related to the relationship between the decision makers and owners of a corporation, including role, duties, responsibilities, and liability of directors, officers, and management. We also discuss recent statutory and regulatory developments affecting reporting and decision making. Projects this semester focus on emerging issues in corporate governance.
Fall '08 | Spring '09: IdeasAndTrends
A team of seniors from our Center for Leadership Development is developing a course examining Ideas And Trends as part of our SHUmobile initiative.
Fall '08: NJEDge Presentation
This is the slide deck (pdf) that my colleagues , Professor Susan O'Sullivan and Mr. Riad Twal, and I presented at the NJEDge conference in November 2009. We related how we we migrated a graduate course in Corporate Social Responsibility to a collaborative virtual environment using Blackboard, SHU's LMS, wikis and other Web 2.0 tools.
Fall '08: BINT5001NG: Global Business Colloquium
This section of our capstone international course, offered during the fall 2008 semester was the first that used a more advanced wiki tool, in addition to other Web 2.0 tools, to develop the course project, a global business plan.
Fall '08: BMBA9201NB: Corporate Social Responsibility
This course examines the relationship of the business enterprise to its stakeholders and raise questions about the social and ethical conduct of the enterprise utilizing case presentations to highlight discussions of the consequences of enterprise behavior and analysis of the ethical implications of corporate policies and procedures. This is Professor O'Sullivan-Gavin's section of this course.
Fall '08: BMBA9201ND: Corporate Social Responsibility
This course examines the relationship of the business enterprise to its stakeholders and raise questions about the social and ethical conduct of the enterprise utilizing case presentations to highlight discussions of the consequences of enterprise behavior and analysis of the ethical implications of corporate policies and procedures. This is my section of this course.
Spring '08: Get a [2d] Life!
This seminar was developed on an experimental basis to investigate alternative ways to provide business and law students with an opportunity to work together to examine the management and legal issues that arise when one engages in activities in online communities like Second Life. The business plans developed by the business teams were built using the wiki tool available in the Blackboard LMS.
This particular experiment led to continued collaboration between business and law students and the use of virtual worlds as a learning platform in BMGT4566: Starting A Business offered by Professor Anthony Sadler of our Center for Entrepreneurship at the Stillman School and INDL9327: Law and Practice in Virtual Communities offered by Professors Judson Jennings and Leonard Nuara of our School of Law during the Fall '09 semester.
