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What Are Your Pet Peeves Rv'ing?
What Are Your Pet Peeves Rv'ing?
Aug 7 2012, 11:05 PM
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Group: Members
Posts: 27
Joined: 6-December 08
Member No.: 27806
Maybe it's the heat this summer but we have been getting grumpy lately in our 5th week on the road with 3 more to go.
Here are a couple of mine:
1. Rude neighbors. Just left a really nice RV park in Springdale UT with people next to us who not only used their picnic table but appropriated ours, which we do use, just not constantly. The clincher was coming back after dark and they had moved our table across the center of our site so we had to get out, drag it to the rear before we could hook-up. Grrrr. I wanted to leave them a note (in their language-French) but my husband talked me out of it. I did tell the park manager and she replied in one word "Europeans."
2. Smoky campfires. I guess it's un-American to say it but I hate them. In good weather we have to close our windows or inhale smoke which makes my head hurt, my eyes water and then cough. I have actually enjoyed "Fire Alerts" in national parks to prevent people from making camp fires. I like breathing fresh unpolluted air outdoors.
3. Tailgaters on national park roads (both cars and other RV's). My next rear window sticker will say "The closer you tailgate the slower I'll drive". Do they think our RV stops on a dime? I pull over as often as possible to let them pass but there is always someone new. I am not a slow driver BTW just not a speeder.
So what gets to you? (Don't give me a hard time about #2 peeve, I had asthma and still have allergies. Breathing is important to me).
Aug 7 2012, 11:15 PM
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People AND ESPECIALLY CHILDREN walking through MY campsite. Yes, I PAID FOR IT SO IT'S MINE FOR THE NIGHT!
Parking lot campgrounds. Ones where your neighbor's picnic table is "in your back yard" so to speak. That is TOO CLOSE!
JJ from Pacific Northwest
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Aug 7 2012, 11:48 PM
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Member No.: 17719
Rude folks captures it for us as well.
Am usually out in the great outdoors to get a break from these people: in the office, on the roadways, in the store, in the stands behind me at a grandchild's game...
Oblivious, it's all about them.
So my favorites.
Demanding something ridiculous of the check-in clerk, as I stand in line behind them.
Letting their dog defecate on my little patch of dirt, sand, grass.
And (yep) building a pallet fire when we are packed in like sardines.
|BC Wanderer
Aug 8 2012, 08:39 AM
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From: Victoria, B.C. Canada
Member No.: 16768
1> People that don't pick up after their pets. I am an dog owner. I pick up after mine but I don't like having to pick up after yours (but I do anyway).
2> Rude and or or nosy neighbors.
3> Parks that allow campfires where there is not adequate room and or poor placement of the pit. I don't mind a fire but not when it's only a few feet from my coach.
4> RV Parks that are engineered so that you face your neighbour. I like a little privacy.
5> Low hanging limbs and branches that scratch my coach. If you allow big rigs make sure you can fit us.
I seem to see a lot of common sentiments.
Aug 8 2012, 11:43 AM
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From: Maine
Member No.: 10707
Pet peeves include:
1. Noisy, out-of-control, kids (and sometimes their parents).
2. People barging through our campsite on their way to the restroom (or wherever).
3. Smoke....either from camp fires or cigarettes.
4. WiFi that is advertised but barely exists.
5. One shower to serve 100+ sites.
6. Bunched-together site assignments when a park is half full (or less).
7. Pets allowed to run off-leash.
8. Sites so narrow that you can barely get your slide out.
Aug 8 2012, 01:07 PM
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Being lied to by rv park personnel. That's my #1 right now. Here's my present scenario: we're staying in a $55-per-night campground so I expect things to work. When we check in, I ask "can we get wi-fi at our site?" Answer, of course, is yes. Get to site, get set-up, a few hours later try to log in....no wi-fi. Call down to the office and a told, oh, well, you can't get it up there, you'll have to come down to the office. Walk down to the office....no wi-fi. I ask why. Answer: well, it goes down and the managers don't know how to get it back up. Can I speak to a manager? No, they're off duty and I can't bother them. At that point, another camper tells me there hasn't been wi-fi for days. I complain but just get the same answer. Next three days, no wi-fi. I complain every day....same answer: managers don't know how to get it going again. Of course, no managers to be found. I point out that their brochure and website say: free wi-fi available in most of the park. Since it's not available, can I get a reduction in my rate (silly question, I know, but it's worth a try). Answer: no, it's free, so we're not charging you for it. Huh? I point out that $55 a day should cover "free" wi-fi. Get nowhere. Today, we come back down to the office to lodge our daily complaint (in the meantime, have been going to Micky D's down the road to check emails). Lo and behold, there is a manager present who says she'll try to reset the wi-fi. She does and tells us that at best, it's only good for 300 feet from the office. I show her the line in the brochure where it says "wi-fi available in most of the park". Her answer: well, you can come down here and use it anytime you want. When? It hardly ever works! Shrug from the manager and I'm told if I don't like it I can leave anytime I want. No refund, though. Boy, somebody's gonna get a bad review in a few days.....
Aug 8 2012, 01:30 PM
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From: Westminster, Colorado
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A lot of the items listed above can bother me, but I can usually tolerate them to a certain extent. My biggest pet prevent is music. Generally when I camp, and I'm outside my coach enjoying a campfire, or just sitting under the awning, I really don't want to hear my neighbors music, even if its off in the distance. I would rather hear the natural music of kids laughing, people setting up their campsites, etc.
Even if my neighbor is playing all my favorite songs, I don't think that's the right setting to hear them.
Thanks for letting me vent.
Oh, and I don't like KOA charging for additional people over two.
Chris G.
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Aug 8 2012, 03:00 PM
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From: Pacific Northwest
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Oh, and I don't like KOA charging for additional people over two.
I refuse to patronize KOA's, and one time I was desperate, and all I saw was a KOA, but I just kept on driving.
I stayed at a KOA once and I got JUNK MAILED! When I stay at your park, my giving you my address information does NOT constitute any permission for you to put me on a junk mail list.
JJ from Pacific Northwest
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Aug 8 2012, 04:02 PM
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From: CT
Member No.: 14145
Advertising a heated pool...finding that it's just over 65 degrees! lost count on how many times we've come across this....
Interesting on my last trip I could have done a better job with my fire pit... when I started a fire (dry wood), was very windy, though the fire pit was WELL on my site, I could have moved it about 5ft farther away from his class A that was well over is campsite pad. The wind carried the smoke over his trailer, very soon afterwords I here the A/C start up...felt bad...just finished with the wood that was in the pit. The next morning I see him come out smoking coffin nails...
Aug 8 2012, 05:27 PM
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Number One. The worst Pet Peeve!!! Barking dog(s) Screaming kids no problem. But dog(s) barking I hate the most.
Number Two. Why do people have to listen to a radio or TV outside? And why is it always so loud I can hear it inside my trailer with the windows closed? I have no interest in listening to your music or TV. I have my own.
This one has to do with driving the car. It doesn't bother me when driving the truck or when pulling the trailer.
Number Three. Other drivers pulling up 3 feet or less from the bumper of our car at a stop light. I give the driver ahead of me plenty of room. You can get another car between me and the car in front of me at times. So I try to pull forward a couple feet just to have the driver behind me pull up too. Sometimes even closer.
Aug 8 2012, 08:32 PM
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Member No.: 17719
... I am an dog owner. I pick up after mine but I don't like having to pick up after yours (but I do anyway)...
Thanks JDollen.
Traveled with a beloved rescue rottie, a decade ago. Lost count of the piles of dog waste I picked up in our RV life travels, that was NOT hers. She would always give me a look when I picked up some other owner's mess. Always wondered what she was thinking. (Humans are strange.)
Aug 9 2012, 06:52 AM
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I have no interest in listening to your music or TV. I have my own.
Agreed. I will play music sometimes using the outdoor speakers, but the first thing I do is walk all around to see how far my music is travelling. Usually the awning, vegetation, and the sound of the river make it impossible for others to hear mine. Last weekend the Mexicans on my rights put a boom box on their picnic table facing my site, and the young guy to the left left his car door open so he could hear his stereo - but since it was a pull through site, the speaker in the door was facing us. Fortunately the ranger came around and asked them both to turn down their music.
This one has to do with driving the car. It doesn't bother me when driving the truck or when pulling the trailer.
Now my biggest peeves come while towing. I'm tired of cars that try to enter the Interstate while going 45 in the merge lane - that lane is there for you to get up to speed. Or the ones that get right next to you and expect you to slow down to let them in, though they still have 500' of that lane to accelerate. It takes me a lot longer (and use more fuel) to get back up to speed than it would for them. Now if I'm coming to a busy exchange, and there is room in the left lane, I will pull over - but then those entering will not let me back to right lane, they accelerate and pass me on the right - and by then everybody in the left lane has caught up to me and start passing me on the right, mad that I'm in the left lane.
And don't even get ms started on those cars at the rest areas that park in the Truck/RV section.
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Aug 9 2012, 01:51 PM
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For the most part I have just one pet peeve: NOISE!
I love dogs, just not the owners who let them bark incessantly. Dog Owner Deafness we call it.
(Maybe it has a related condition called Dog Owner Poop Blindness for those who fail to clean up after their dogs).
We like kids, too - but not their parents who let them scream from dawn til midnight and say it's okay because they're outdoors. "Outdoors" in this case is about 10' from my bedroom window.
Music? Yup, I'm a fan. But please don't force me to listen to yours.
Windchimes. They're always out of tune and sound like trash can lids being banged together. If you just can't live without your chimes, hang them inside your rig. Yeah, that makes about as much sense as hanging them outside.
Friendly neighbors? Wonderful and most welcome. Just don't scream back and forth between campsites to hold a conversation, please. Not everyone in the surrounding 25 sites needs to know that you woke up with a crick in your neck or that you're on your way up to the loo.
I don't really understand people who ring their sites or rigs with lights on the ground. Nor the guy who set up a huge stand-up Halogen light similar to those found on highway construction sites. Although those things seem kind of over the top and unnecessary to me when camping in the woods, at least I can sleep through them so it's not really a pet peeve.
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Aug 9 2012, 06:23 PM
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I don't have any pet peeves.
I deal justly with rude campers on a case-by-case basis, then forget about it.
Aug 11 2012, 08:59 PM
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RAFAEL BEJARANO, CAMILLE C, Winner: "She kind of stumbled at the break a little bit, but I knew there wasn't much speed. I just let her go to the lead on the first turn because they were going so slow. She was relaxed the whole way. I think she likes this track better than Santa Anita. I had so much horse at the end. I even think she can go a little bit farther than today."
MIKE SMITH, LA NEZ, Third: "She had to have bled. It had to be something. I couldn't ask a 3-5 shot to be in any better position.
MARCELLO POLANCO, CAMILLE C, Winner: "She ran pretty good the other day when she went a mile and an eighth against Grade 2 horses. I think this race proved she can do anything. She's always trained well, but the last two weeks she's been training awesome. Actually after her last race we weren't even thinking about this, but then we said let's go for the Cal bred race. It's a good purse, so why not?''
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Weber State defeats Montana Tech to take the Mountain West Conference Championship. The Wildcats now turns their attention to Boston, where they will compete in the National Tournament from March 21st - 25th.
The Wildcats finished the regular season with a record of 25-10-3. After the final ranking period, the Wildcats were ranked #1 in the West and received an automatic bid to the National Tournament in Boston, MA which we be held March 21st - 25th.
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Current Lab Research is focusing on
- Understanding the processes whereby depressive symptoms lead to distress and impairment
- Developing a performance based measure of attributions about seasonal symptoms
- Assessing seasonal symptomatology in students moving from the south to the north to attend college
- Understanding group differences in psychopathology. Are there gender/ethnic/sexual identity differences in the nature of depression? Are measures of depression severity bias based on these groups?
- Assessing outcome and patterns of mood response in chronotherapy for bipolar depression
Current Graduate Students
Michelle Coleman
Masters (2006). Measuring stress in African American women.
Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy. Washington, D.C.
Dissertation (in progress). Custodial grandparenting in young African American grandmothers: Exploring the stress process model and forms of adaptive coping.
Internship (2010-2011) Temple University Health Sciences Center
Sarah Getch
Masters (2009). Evaluating a new questionnaire for assessing level of functioning.
Dissertation (in progress). Risk factors associated with postpartum depressive symptoms: A focus on anxiety during pregnancy and the postpartum period.
Internship (2010-2011) Northwestern University, Department of Psychiatry
Cynthia Weinstein
Masters (2008). Developmental precursors of depressive rumination: The relationships among attachment style, sociotropy/autonomy/ and rumination. Poster presented at the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies. Philadelphia, PA.
Dissertation (in progress). The effects of different written disclosure interventions and the mechanisms of action responsible for reducing maladaptive rumination.
Shandra Brown-Levy
Dissertation (2010). How mood inductions alter mood and their impact on cognitive vulnerabilities to depression.
Internship (2009-10), Park Center, Inc., Fort Wayne, IN.
Post Doctoral Resident (2010-2011), Samaritan Counseling Network, Greeley, CO
Laura Benson
Masters (2009). Circadian rhythmicity in positive and negative affect and its relationship to depression, neuroticism, and extraversion. Poster presented at the 2007 Annual Meeting of the Society for Research in Psychopathology, Iowa City, IA.
Justin Birnholz
Masters (2009) Assessing depression in gay and heterosexual women.
Poster presented at the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, Orlando, FL.
Bonnie Yap
Masters (2010). Gender differences in the construct and measurement of martial satisfaction.
Bjorn Hanson
Masters (2010). Development of a theory of the causes of distress and impairment in depression Poster presented at the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, Orlando, FL.
Katherine Burg Meyers
Masters (in progress). Developing an implicit associations test for assessing attitudes toward symptoms in people with seasonal affective disorder.
Eren Roubal
Masters (in progress). Examining how seasonality may emerge and contribute to college adjustment when students move from the South to the North. Also examining predictors of seasonal depression in this group.
Rachel Gabelman
Masters (in progress). Examining how seasonality may emerge and contribute to college adjustment when students move from the South to the North. Also examining predictors of seasonal depression in this group.
Precious Ogu
Began 2010
Paul Hutman
Began 2010
Recent Graduates
Megan Freese
Staff psychologist, Salisbury NC VA Medical Center
Masters (2005). Gender differences in behavioral activation and inhibition.
Dissertation (2009) The Effects of Bipolar Disorder Comorbidity on Clients' Beliefs about Responsibility for Substance Abuse and Stages of Change.
Internship (2008-09) Salisbury NC VA Medical Center**
Stephanie Northington
Staff psychologist, Chicago Children's Clinic
Masters (2005). Gender differences in attributional style.
Dissertation (2009) A psychometric evaluation of the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Functioning for assessing attentional deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Internship (2008-09) Chicago Children's Clinic
Dror Ben-Zeev
Assistant Professor, College of Psychology, Illinois Institute of Technology
Masters (2004). The accuracy of recall of positive and negative affect in depressed inpatients and normals.
Dissertation (2007). Retrospective recall of affect in clinically depressed participants and controls. Abstract. In press, Cognition and Emotion.
Internship, postdoc (2007-089). University of California, San Diego
Justin Enggasser
Staff Psychologist, VA Boston Healthcare System
Dissertation (2004).Cognitive vulnerability to depression in seasonal affective disorder: Validation of the dual vulnerability model. Abstract
Staff Psychologist, VA Boston Healthcare System
Internship (2005-06) Boston VA Consortium
Postdoctoral fellow, VA Boston Healthcare System
Julie Kabat Friedman
Private Practice
Masters (1998). Self-esteem as a mediator in the relationship between self-perceived physical attractiveness and depression. Abstract
Dissertation (2003). Gender differences in the overnight regulation of anxious mood, negative affect, and positive affect. Abstract
Internship (2001-02). University of Indiana Medical School
Jennifer Gorski
Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology; Director, Developmental Disorders Clinic
Institute for Juvenile Research, The University of Illinois at Chicago
Masters (1999). Sociotropy/autonomy, self-construal, response style and gender in adolescents. Personality and Individual Differences, 32(3), 423-478. Abstract
Dissertation (2003). Predictors of adjustment in parents of children with autistic spectrum disorders. Abstract
Internship (2001-02). Detroit Children's Hospital
Deepa Rao
Research Assistant Professor, Global Health, Department of Public Health, University of Washington
Masters (2000). Gender differences in the manifestation of depression.
Dissertation (2004). Culture, somatization, and psychological distress in India and the United States. Abstract
Winner of student research Award of Merit from APA Division 52 (International Psychology)
Internship (2001-02). Allendale Association/Bradley Counseling Center
Annemarie Reardon
Project Coordinator, National Center for PTSD, Boston VA Healthcare System
Masters (2003). Remission of seasonal affective symptoms. Abstract
Dissertation (2006) An Exploratory Study of SAD Symptoms over the Course of Remission. Abstract
Internship and Post doc (2005 - 07) Bedford Massachusetts VA Medical Center
Melissa Marquart
Clinical Neuropsychologist, Aurora-BayCare Medical Center (Green Bay, WI)
Dissertation (2003). Metamemory in electrical injury patients: The impact of depression and executive functioning. Abstract
Internship (2001-02). Oak Forest Hospital.
Laura Schmitt
Masters (2000).Clustering of symptoms across the offset of seasonal affective disorder. Abstract
Dissertation (2004). The Impact of Education on Language Test Performance in Cortical and Subcortical Dementia. Abstract
Internship (2002-03). North Chicago VA Medical Center
Liat Ayalon
Lecturer, School of Social Work, Bar Ilan University
Masters (2000). A Comparison of Depressive Symptoms in African-Americans and Caucasian-Americans. Abstract
Dissertation (2002). An Explanatory Model of Racial Variations in Illness Behaviors. Abstract
Internship and Post doc (2002 - 04). University of California, San Francisco.
Sarah Landsberger
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Indiana University School of Medicine
Dissertation (2005). Efficacy of Computerized Cognitive Rehabilitation Training in the Chronically Mentally Ill.
Internship (2004-05). University of Indiana Medical Center
Selected Lab Publications
Ayalon, L., Young, M.A. (2003). A comparison of depressive symptom in African-Americans and Caucasian-Americans. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 34, 111-124. Abstract.
Ayalon, L. & Young, M.A. (2005). Racial group differences in help-seeking behaviors. Journal of Social Psychology. 145, 391-403.
Ayalon, L. & Young, M.A. (2009). Using the SCL-90-R to assess distress in African Americans and Caucasian Americans. Journal of Black Studies 39, 420 - 433. Abstract.
Ben-Zeev. D., Young, M.A, Madsen, J. (2009). Retrospective recall of affect in depressed individuals and controls. Cognition and Emotion. Abstract.
Ben-Zeev, D., young, M.A. (2010). Accuracy of hospitalized depressed patients and healthy controls retrospective symptom report: An experience sampling study. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 198, 280-285.
Birnholz, J., Young, M.A. (submitted). Is she depressed like me? Evaluating the depressive symptom profiles of lesbians, bisexual and heterosexual women.
Birnholz, J., Young, M.A. (submitted). How complex is it? Assessing sexual orientation in women.
Burgess, H.J., Fogg, L.F., Young, M.A., Eastman, C.I. (2004). Bright light therapy for winter depression: Is phase advancing beneficial. Chronobiology International, 12, 1-17.
Engasser, J.L., Young, M.A. (2007). Cognitive vulnerability to depression in seasonal affective disorder: Predicting mood and cognitive symptoms in people with seasonal vegetative changes. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 31(1), 3-21. Abstract.
Gorski, J., Young, M.A. (2002). Sociotropy/autonomy, self-construal, response style and gender in adolescents. Personality and Individual Differences, 32(3), 423-478. Abstract
Gross, D., Fogg, L.F., Young, M.A., Ridge, A., Cowell, J.M., Richardson, R., Sivan, A. (2006) The validity of the Child Behavior Checklist with young children of color controlling for race/ethnicity, income level, and language. Psychological Assessment, 18, 313-323.
Rao, D., Young, M.A., Raguram, R. (2007). Culture, somatization, and psychological distress: A study of symptom presentation in South Indian patients from a public psychiatric hospital. Psychopathology, 40, 349-355. Abstract.
Young, M.A. & Yap, B.J. (2009). Psychological and biological traits in seasonal affective disorder and seasonality. In Partonen, T. and Pandi-Perumal, S.R. (Eds.), Seasonal Affective Disorder: Practice and Research, 189-208. Oxford University Press.
Young, M.A. & Azam, O. (2003). Ruminative response style and the severity of seasonal affective disorder. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 27, 223-232. Abstract.
Young, M.A., Blodgett, C. & Reardon, A. (2003). Measuring seasonality: psychometric properties of the SPAQ and ISV. Psychiatry Research, 117(1), 75-83. Abstract.
Young, M.A., Reardon, A. (2003). Changes in energy/motivation around the spring equinox. Chronobiology International, 20, 1155-1156.
Young, M.A., Reardon, A., Azam, O. (2008). Rumination and vegetative symptoms: A test of the Dual Vulnerability Model of seasonal depression. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 32:567. Abstract.


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MBA Master of Business Administration Global Operations and Supply Chain Management specialization
Total program credits needed for graduation: 48
MBA courses are 6 weeks in duration. If you take the recommended 2 courses per quarter your term will be 12 weeks of courses with 1 week off in-between quarters.
Core Courses
33 course quarter credits.
- Foundational Skills for Business Leaders (3 quarter credits)
- Leading Innovation in the Global Organization (3 quarter credits)
- Global Economic Environment (3 quarter credits)
- Integrated Global Marketing (3 quarter credits)
- Financial Accounting (3 quarter credits)
- Finance and Value Creation* (3 quarter credits)
- Data Analysis for Business Decisions (3 quarter credits)
- Strategic Operations Management* (3 quarter credits)
- Organizational Strategy* (3 quarter credits)
- The Global Leader (3 quarter credits)
- Business Integration Skills* (3 quarter credits)
Specialization Courses
12 course quarter credits.
- Foundations of Supply Chain Management (3 quarter credits)
- Supply Chain Design and Management* (3 quarter credits)
- Logistics (3 quarter credits)
- Effective Global Strategic Sourcing (3 quarter credits)
Capstone Course
Taken during learner's final quarter.
- MBA Capstone* (3 quarter credits)
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In each course, you will receive a detailed scoring guide that describes expectations for every graded assignment.
Grades are based on your participation in weekly reading discussions and completion of assignments. You will also be assessed on your ability to demonstrate an understanding of expected outcomes for your program or specialization. These outcomes are based on the needs and performance standards of your field or discipline.
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Students in Capella's MBA with a specialization in Global Operations and Supply Chain Management program have the opportunity to earn a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Business Management. Comprised entirely of MBA courses, this certificate provides an opportunity to earn a marketable credential in as little as 8 months—while you progress through your program.
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