All three degree programs currently exist as academic concentrations.
The Supply Chain Management concentration that is currently available as a bachelorâs of business administration in management will become a free-standing degree with a major in supply chain management.
Media Management and Photography will be offered as bachelorâs of science degrees rather than bachelorâs of science degrees in Media and Entertainment.
All of the new degree offerings will become available this summer.
The board also approved a request to start the process of creating a masterâs of fine arts degree for independent film and television. The program will have three concentration tracks: documentary, creative producing and live event TV.
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Asian American community shows unity, resolve at relay race and rally in Newton
By Amanda Cappelli and Aaron Velasco Boston University journalists,Updated April 7, 2021, 4:02 p.m.
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Vicki Ni, GBCCA vice president, holding a sign as she cheered on runners at the Stop Hate Rally and Run on March 27.CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Newton residents showed solidarity and mourned the loss of the Atlanta shooting victims with a relay race on March 27 alongside seven other towns on the Boston Marathon route.
During the run, participants could start and stop at six stations set around Newton. The race was followed by a ceremony to display âunity, resilience, and strength of the Asian American community.â
MTSU Board of Trustees approves three new bachelor’s degree programs Apr 07, 2021 at 10:14 am by WGNS
MTSU Trustee Pam Wright gives the report of the Academic Affairs, Student Life and Athletics Committee, which she chairs, during the Board of Trustees meeting held Tuesday, April 6, 2021, inside the Miller Education Center. (MTSU photo by Andy Heidt)
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. Middle Tennessee State University’s Board of Trustees approved new bachelor’s degree programs in supply chain management, media management and photography at its quarterly meeting Tuesday (April 6).
Trustees approved the recommendations of the Academic Affairs, Student Life and Athletics Committee, which included:
• Elevating the existing concentration in Supply Chain Management within the Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Management to a free-standing B.B.A. degree with a major in Supply Chain Management