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UofL Online HR & Org. Dev. Student Shares Story

UofL Online HR & Org. Dev. Student Shares Story

Meet Kimberly Whitt! Kimberly is an online MS in Human Resources and Organization Development (MS HROD) student. We had an opportunity to talk with Kimberly about her motivations for starting this program and some of her experience in the HR field. Check out her interview below!  

UofL’s online MS HROD program is ideal for working HR professionals or professionals looking to enter the HR space. This flexible online program can provide professionals with advanced knowledge and skills, enhancing their ability to lead strategic initiatives, navigate complex organizational challenges, and drive positive change within the workforce. Students can prepare to sit for the SHRM-CP exam without leaving the comfort of home. Click the link below and learn what opportunities you can unlock with our online MS HROD program! Students can prepare to sit for the SHRM-CP exam without leaving the comfort of home. Click the link below and learn what opportunities you can unlock with our online MS HROD program!   

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Applications due May 1 

UofL Online HR & Org. Dev. Graduate Shares Story

UofL Online HR & Org. Dev. Graduate Shares Story

Meet Raphael Garcia! Raphael is a recent online MS in Human Resources and Organization Development (MS HROD) graduate. We caught up with Raphael while he was in town for his graduation and were able to hear a little about his experience with the MS HROD program as an online student. Check out his interview below!

UofL’s online MS HROD program is ideal for working HR professionals, or professionals looking to get into the HR space. The program is delivered in a flexible online format that provides the value of a UofL education without ever having to leave home. Students should feel prepared to sit for the SHRM-CP exam upon graduation, while also having gained practical skills and experience that could help them make an immediate impact in the workplace while opening doors to future career possibilities. Learn more! 

Applications due May 1 

UofL Online Accountancy Professor Shares Her Story

UofL Online Accountancy Professor Shares Her Story

Meet Xi Ai, PhD! Dr. Xi is an Assistant Professor for UofL’s online accountancy programs. n the video below she details some of what prospective online accountancy students can expect in our programs. Watch her video below!  

UofL’s online BSBA in Accountancy is ideal for students looking to start a career in accounting. The program is delivered in a flexible online format that provides the value of a UofL education without ever having to leave home. Develop the knowledge and skills necessary for a successful career as a professional accountant by completing coursework in key business and accounting areas—whenever it’s most convenient to you. 

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Celebrating Black History Month with UofL Online

Celebrating Black History Month with UofL Online

Celebrating Black History month means more than just recognizing the history and accomplishments of Black Americans one month out of the year. In all that we do at the University of Louisville, we strive to create a diverse, inclusive and welcoming environment where all can learn, work, grow and develop peacefully and safely.  

Why do we celebrate Black History Month? 

Black History Month holds profound significance as a dedicated period to honor and celebrate the rich contributions, achievements and resilience of Black individuals throughout history. It serves as a crucial reminder of the struggles and triumphs that have shaped the African American experience, highlighting the pivotal role Black leaders have played in various fields, such as science, literature, art, politics and civil rights. By acknowledging and understanding this heritage, society gains a more comprehensive perspective on the diverse tapestry of human history, fostering inclusivity and unity. 

How can we celebrate Black History Month? 

This month also provides an opportunity for education and reflection, encouraging individuals to delve into the narratives that may have been marginalized or overlooked. It serves as a catalyst for open conversations about the ongoing challenges faced by the Black community, promoting awareness and inspiring collective efforts towards equity and justice. The month acts as a bridge between generations, enabling the sharing of stories and experiences that help break down stereotypes, challenge biases and build a more inclusive society where everyone is acknowledged and valued. In essence, Black History Month stands as a vital annual observance that not only honors the past but also propels society towards a future of equality, understanding and appreciation for the diversity that enriches our collective human story. 

As we continue to celebrate Black History Month at UofL, we wanted to give you some events and resources open to all UofL students. These links provide ample opportunity to learn more about Black History Month, its significance, as well as the contributions of Black students at UofL. We encourage you to learn and grow with us, not just through this month, but throughout the year as we continue to strive for growth and development within our Cardinal community!