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12-28
UMKC is closed today, Thursday, Dec. 8, 2005, due to inclement weather in Kansas City. Classes will not be held and University administrative offices are closed.
Note this correction made 9:00AM Dec. 8:
The OFS papers can be left under the door of my office or in my inbox at room 334 when UMKC reopens, hopefully, no later than Dec. 12. Group 5 and 6 OFS presentations are cancelled and their OFS grade will be based on the paper unless group members wish to make an optional presentation to the prof sometime the week of Dec. 12. Email me if you have questions. Don't forget the exam Dec. 15 at 8:00PM. Bring your peer evaluations.
11-17 Copy of form STUDENT INPUT TO PROF ABOUT OFS PRESENTATIONS.
10-25
Mid Course Evaluation
results
10-20
10-12
I've written clearer instructions for the Getting to Yes (CB) Paper
If you wish to have your grade for the assessment based on only your individual effort, I need an email from you stating this by 5:00PM, Friday Oct. 14. This will give you time to look at the book if you choose to. heimovicsr@umkc.edu No need to contact me if you want the group grade.
9-28-05
Prof. Heimovics
I received a call this evening from a friend of mine who is an Application Architect at Cerner; she said that she is looking for a Solution Designer. The position is hot off the press and not yet posted but if you know of anyone who you think might be a viable candidate, have them drop me an email/give me a call (contact info at bottom of email). A computer, business, or healthcare background would be a good foundation.
The description below is for a Solution Designer for “Physician Practice” however, I don’t know in which department the open position would be… possibly “Order Placement.”
Hope you all are having a great week!
Cheers! Kelly
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The Solution Designer-Physician Practice is responsible for determining, documenting and educating consulting implementation teams on the best practice implementation based on clinical processes in the health care setting. The Solution Designer-Physician Practice works with a multi-disciplinary team to ensure Cerner solutions are designed, built and implemented to ensure the continuity of the "front to back" process. The Solution Designer-Physician Practice serves as a liaison between implementation services and solution management to understand new and developing functionality and educate other associates on this new functionality. They Solution Designer-Physician Practice work with project teams and/or clients as needed to guide the solution design and supporting processes to ensure the successful use of the Cerner solutions. |
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9-27 Added for class 9-29 What Corporations Want
9-26 Copy of Form to collect Lead other scores from Anand Krishna Demonstrated in class on 9/18
9-15 Added to tonight's Schedule.
Sea Gulls
Management vs
Leadership
Dear Professor Heimovics
I just wanted to let you know I was looking through “Important Information” and noticed the date for the first assessment lists the date as 10/3 instead of 10/13 as it is listed in the calendar. Its pretty obvious which one is correct since we do not have class on Mondays but thought I’d let you know about the typo.
Thanks, Trevor
9-8
From:
Thomas, Kami
Sent: Thursday, September
08, 2005 12:39 PM
To: Erekson, Homer;
Campbell, Karen
Subject: RE: Greater
Kansas City Employer Fair
Bloch Faculty,
The UMKC Career Services Office will be hosting the 20th Annual
Greater Kansas City Employer Fair on Wednesday, September 28 from 10-3 in
Swinney Recreation Center. I would greatly appreciate it if you would make
the announcement of the fair in classes.
If you have any questions, please direct them to Annette Haynes in Career Services, haynesa@umkc.edu.
Also, a listing of participating companies can be found on the Career Services website at www.career.umkc.edu.
Thanks for your help.
Kami Thomas
9-1A
September 1, 2005
As news reports continue to update us on the devastation brought by Hurricane Katrina, our UMKC community joins others in offering assistance to people driven out of the Gulf Coast region by this disaster.
UMKC is currently assisting Kansas City area students affected by the closing of the region’s colleges and universities. The Admissions Office has enrolled some students and is expecting to assist more during the next few days. Each of our academic units is providing advisors for the students.
Many of you may know Kansas City students whose college plans have been disrupted by this disaster. We hope you will let these students know that UMKC has established a process to quickly enroll them for this fall semester. They may call Joan Belt, Assistant Director of Admissions, at 816-235-1202.
UMKC is also preparing additional ways to assist Hurricane Katrina victims. A list of these activities will be posted at http://www.umkc.edu.
For updates, please visit our website for the next several days.
Information about UM system’s response to Hurricane Katrina can be found at http://www.umsystem.edu/ums/news/releases/news05090101.shtml.
Pat Long, Ed.D.
Acting Executive Vice Chancellor
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9-1B
Edward A. Smith Urban Leadership
Internship Program
Any Junior, Senior, MBA, and MPA student currently enrolled at The Bloch School for fall and/or winter term. Two Bloch students will be selected for the 2006 program, which will run from January-April, 2006.
This unique new program at Bloch is designed to:
§ Increase students’ self-reflection and insights regarding personal, career, and leadership development; and
§ Increase students’ perspective on civic and community challenges and the role of social responsibility, whether preparing for a business or a public administration career.
The program has three components:
1. Self-reflection
Diagnostic tools, journaling, bi-weekly contact with a Bloch faculty mentor, and accomplishments as an intern in a non-profit work experience will help the student gain insights about personal strengths and the rewards of civic/community service.
2. Full-time, Paid Internship
A full-time, twelve-week paid internship will be provided at a non-profit, community, or government organization. The 40 hour/week internship will have:
- A tangible project with specific objectives.
- Engaged and committed supervision by the organization.
- An engaged and committed Bloch faculty sponsor.
- A stipend of $4000-$6000 for the 12-week period.
The internship will carry one to three credit hours (determined by the student) and be designated as an independent study; this should be used as an elective credit.
3. Final Assignment
A presentation and a six to eight page paper will be required at the conclusion of the Internship. The paper will explore the student’s insights from the internship work experience and the self-reflection vehicles, and it will detail the accomplishments and personal growth the student has experienced. The presentation will summarize these thoughts.
A completed application is due September 30, 2005.
Selection of two students will be made by November 15, 2005.
6-18-05 Items on this board will be listed by date. This was posted June 18 when I was revising the syllabus . This date will also appear on the Homepage to indicated a new posting. For general email questions, password help, Call Center at 816-235-2000 and/or if you do not have obtained your login and password info, you can do so at the Bloch Computer Lab Room 110. Hours
6-18-05 Please let me know if you find a faulty link or any other mistake on this website.