I love teaching college business courses, especially to my students in other countries. The photo above is from a 2014 Fundamentals of Strategic Management class in Singapore in the State University of New York, University at Buffalo, Bachelor of Science in Business Management program. The students in all of my University at Buffalo courses work in groups on semester-long projects that help them apply what they learn from reading and lectures to real business problems. The photo above is of groups working on a strategy project in Singapore.
This morning, I tallied the courses I have taught since March 2012, when I started teaching for Keuka College in Hanoi, Vietnam. Not counting the two Master’s-level courses I will teach this spring for Daemen College in Buffalo, NY, I have taught 68 sections (classes) for 15 subjects at the Freshman to Master’s levels in four countries for five universities.
The Ph.D. in Education degree I am pursuing at the University at Buffalo already has helped me improve my teaching methods and effectiveness. I look forward to completing the degree next year and to conducting future research while I continue to teach. Although I have not updated it recently, I recommend visiting and following my personal experiential education website and blog at paulmcafee.com. As this semester wraps up, I will add articles and insights about experiential learning to the website.
This morning, I tallied the courses I have taught since March 2012, when I started teaching for Keuka College in Hanoi, Vietnam. Not counting the two Master’s-level courses I will teach this spring for Daemen College in Buffalo, NY, I have taught 68 sections (classes) for 15 subjects at the Freshman to Master’s levels in four countries for five universities.
The Ph.D. in Education degree I am pursuing at the University at Buffalo already has helped me improve my teaching methods and effectiveness. I look forward to completing the degree next year and to conducting future research while I continue to teach. Although I have not updated it recently, I recommend visiting and following my personal experiential education website and blog at paulmcafee.com. As this semester wraps up, I will add articles and insights about experiential learning to the website.
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