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Setting the pace for distance education

Distance learners have many different reasons for choosing to study online: Convenience. Career advancement. Personal growth. When online students choose the University of Missouri, they get the added...
Cory Elfrink, program coordinator in the College of Education.

Online grad certificate helps professionals flourish

Graduate programs, professional schools and the discovery of new knowledge through research add unparalleled value to a degree from the University of Missouri. Increasingly MU also serves that value...
UPCEA CEO Bob Hansen; Kathleen Dolan, director of the Trulaske execMBA program at MU; Lesley Nichols, executive director of professional studies at Emerson College and chair of the UPCEA Marketing, Enrollment and Student Services Network; and Inside Track SVP Chuck Kleiner.

UPCEA honors MU’s innovative execMBA

MU’s Trulaske College of Business execMBA program has received a national distinction for helping students succeed. The UPCEA Excellence in Advancing Student Success Award recognizes institutions and...
Nikki Ashcraft, instructor in the online TESOL program offered by the MU College of Education’s Department of Learning, Teaching and Curriculum.

Honor highlights caliber of MU TESOL faculty

A national body has recognized a University of Missouri faculty member for her efforts in helping prepare educators to teach English to speakers of other languages (TESOL). The TESOL International...
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Preparing young adults with autism for employment

When you choose the University of Missouri, whether online or on campus, you get access to the Mizzou Advantage — the unmatched expertise of MU faculty and a long-standing culture of collaboration...
Speaker at podium at announcement of new life science innovation and entrepreneurship graduate certificate program.

Online program helps bring discoveries to market

Taking discoveries from the lab to the marketplace requires business savvy. But scientists and researchers often lack know-how when it comes to pitching investors and creating business plans. To help...
, an associate professor of personal financial planning in the MU College of Human Environmental Sciences.

Don’t panic: Bear markets can smell fear

University of Missouri faculty excel in their fields, bringing discoveries and creative achievements into the classroom as well as publishing in prestigious journals. One such faculty member is Rui...