The History of Online Degree Programs Innovation in Education Society has a long and complex relationship with innovation. On one hand, we reward novel ideas and forward thinking. But for every groundbreaking approach and new discovery we embrace, there are at least as many we resist or outright dismiss. History is littered with examples of brilliant…
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Connected Classrooms Provide Flexible Remote Experience Walsh College is preparing for a post-COVID world where not all learners will want to return to a physical campus. Newly-equipped classrooms will provide a simultaneously engaging experience for in-person and connected remote students and help eliminate barriers to higher education for many students such as distance, work schedules…
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Walsh’s Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Management was ranked No. 5 in the United States on the list of the Best Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Business Administration, an annual publication by Online Schools Report. Walsh’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) also ranked at No. 6 on the Best Online Master’s in Business Administration list and…
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Smart Girls Book Club is one Walsh graduate’s way of inspiring change By Becky Kalajian Rebecca Sorensen was a divorcee attending community college when a chance conversation with a professor put her life on a whole new path. The 24-year-old was taking accounting classes and doing well. “My professor was incredibly kind and supportive of…
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Domenic Policicchio III applies skills he learned at Walsh in both his jobs — on the basketball court and in the office By Lee A. Dean From backboards to boardrooms, Domenic Policicchio III (BBA ’18) is reaping the advantages of his experience as a student at Walsh. As a nontraditional student, Policicchio benefited from the flexibility…
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An alumni couple gives back to Walsh in the form of a symbolic sculpture By Sarah Gudenau Students who enter the Walsh campus are greeted by a work of art that has been years in the making. “ZERO,” a 5-foot wide and nearly 10-foot tall steel sculpture, is a gift from alumni Kathy Kosmatka (BAC ’77) and Gregory…
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