Students in a new music survey course are getting front-row seats to video performances by top WSU faculty.
“I think we have recorded faculty or students from every area, and these include jazz, traditional instrumental works, percussion ensemble and opera scenes – which are quite theatrical,” said Keri McCarthy, an internationally known oboist, master-class teacher, Fulbright scholar, and professor for the new online course. Read the full story story →
By Richard H. Miller, WSU Global Campus
Washington State University will launch an online master of arts in criminal justice in fall 2013, said David Brody, chair of WSU’s Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology.
Brody said the program emphasizes theoretically based applied research, which will benefit both working professionals and recent graduates looking to enter the field or pursue a Ph.D.
“The degree provides skills that help students advance their careers, be intelligent decision-makers, evaluate information, and conduct important research,” he said. “We don’t just teach them how to do something. We teach them theory and its application so they’ll understand why to do something.” Continue story →
By Richard H. Miller, WSU Global Campus
Washington State University’s online bachelor’s degree in criminal justice has been ranked third in the nation by TheBestSchools.org.
The ranking cites WSU’s long history in criminal justice education as well as the professional experience of the faculty.
The ranking follows several other top national rankings for WSU Online in the last year:
WSU Online, part of WSU’s Global Campus, offers eight online undergraduate programs and eight master’s programs, including the new master’s in agriculture with a food science and management specialization.