Michael J. Hughes
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- School: Temple University
- Campus:
- Department: Business
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Location:
1801 N Broad St
Philadelphia, PA - 19122 - Dates at Temple University: April 2015 - July 2020
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Good
Of course this class is hard, taking it with anybody is going to be hard. This is of course remedied by the fact that Mike is always very willing to help out his students. There is a need to reach out, he will not babysit you and let you get through without putting in the effort. It can sometimes be a bit more difficult to get answers from him, but make sure you're asking the right questions.
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Awful
Professor Hughes is horrible. He does not teach during class at all but attendance is still mandatory. He says the class is a flipped classroom so everything is up to the student to learn outside of class. If that's the case then why waste student's time by making them go to class and try to crack jokes about his wife not giving him his allowance. Capsim is used heavily for this course.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Average
Prof. Hughes is an amazing guy. As a person, he's super likeable and he's the type of prof that you'd want to go get a beer with. What I only didn't like about his course was out of his control like Capsim and weak rubrics. However, he does an amazing job of making the class fun and manageable.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
online
Awesome
Prof. Hughes is awesome! I took his online class and he's very friendly! He really makes sure that he wants us to be comfortable with online experience. He's very approachable and he's a fair grader. Honestly, you can't go wrong with him.
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Good
This class is extremely disorganized. Stick to the format of the sample paper on Canvas for Critical Analysis papers. Use Reddit threads and YouTube videos for Capsim, and make sure you chat to your group frequently. Information quizzes test on material that isn't covered in class; instead of buying a textbook, research the questions online. There are no tests in this class!
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Awesome
This class is tough. However, Professor Hughes does an excellent job of explaining to his students on the first day of class what is his expectation. There are three Critical Analysis papers in his class. Also, make sure you communicate with your Capsim group frequently as you are with them throughout the semester while you also have two case presentations with them. Explore the software as well and be prepared.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Awesome
Professor Hughes is a good person. However, his classes were quite boring and lackluster. The quizzes were quite random and did not cover any of the material used. Also, his feedback on articles is unclear. Honestly, the less research you do, the better. I suggest you look up the Capsim on Reddit since it will be easy. On the other hand, he brings good energy to the classroom and wants his students to succeed.
Biography
Temple University - Business
Award Winning Educator, Executive Coach, Volunteer
Higher Education
Michael J
Hughes
Greater Philadelphia Area
Award winning and business savvy educator, instructor and trainer with 30+ years experience who is equally comfortable in classroom or corporate settings. Superior presentation and communication skills, with a recognized ability to engage students in diverse learning environments.
Energetic and engaging public speaker who brings the breadth of business experience into the classroom in both traditional and technology-supported virtual learning environments. Proven ability to connect, create and instill confidence in a broad cross-section of people by establishing rapport and personal presence. Paying it forward is part of my DNA.
Specialties: College level course instruction, course design, professional development classes, facilitation, workshops, corporate training, public speaking, voice-overs, networking, instructional design, virtual training, e-learning, train-the-trainer, coaching.
Experience
Fox School of Business at Temple University
Assistant Professor-Marketing and Supply Chain Management
Appointed in January 2018 to full time faculty from adjunct posting. Currently teach course BA 3103-Integrative Business Applications, which integrates core courses in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Economics, Statistics, Human Resource Management, Ethics, MSOM, Risk Management and Insurance and prepares students for the analytical rigors of decision-making in complex business environments. The course employs the Capsim business simulation software as a vehicle to test alternative ways to manage a business in a competitive environment.
Fox School of Business at Temple University
Adjunct Professor
Michael worked at Fox School of Business at Temple University as a Adjunct Professor
My Career Transitions
Board Member; Program Director; Networking and New Member Orientation Facilitator
I volunteer at this professional networking organization which provides support and search assistance to individuals in career transition. I help members establish, develop and leverage professional networks, search tools and strategies. As Program Director I work with a team of Program Managers to source and vet speakers for the organization and facilitate the New Member Orientation session which welcomes new members to the organization and provides an orientation to the group.
My Career Transitions
I volunteer at this professional networking organization which provides support and search assistance to individuals in career transition. I help members establish, develop and leverage professional networks, search tools and strategies. As Program Director I work with a team of Program Managers to source and vet speakers for the organization and facilitate the New Member Orientation session which welcomes new members to the organization and provides an orientation to the group.
Peirce College
Core Adjunct Faculty-School of Business Administration
Among the highest ranked educators in the accelerated bachelor degree program. Develop, deliver, instruct and moderate courses including: Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Finance, Management, Marketing, International Business and Business Strategy.
Selected by Provost to serve on Advisory Council in the School of Business Administration where I collaborate with faculty and administration. In this capacity, I play a key role in interpreting market trends, translating them into adult learning requirements and designing curriculum to those needs.MJHughes and Associates
Principal
MJHughes and Associates designs and delivers business communication, leadership, networking, and coaching workshops and training programs to financial services clients, non-profit organizations and professional services firms, and provides subject matter expertise to program managers and key stakeholders. There is a high level of collaboration with executive staff to ensure consistency in message, company culture and timeliness of deliverables. Special focus is placed on initiating and documenting improvements to program delivery based on client feedback.
Key areas of focus are leadership, business communications, professional networking, career transition, facilitation and public speaking.Pennsylvania State University
Adjunct Faculty-Leadership Development Program
Designed, developed and deliver the Decision Making course component of the Leadership Development Program in the Graduate School of Continuing Professional Education curriculum.
Education
Fox School of Business at Temple University
BBA
Management
Fox School of Business at Temple University
MBA
Marketing
Fox School of Business at Temple University
Assistant Professor-Marketing and Supply Chain Management
Appointed in January 2018 to full time faculty from adjunct posting. Currently teach course BA 3103-Integrative Business Applications, which integrates core courses in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Economics, Statistics, Human Resource Management, Ethics, MSOM, Risk Management and Insurance and prepares students for the analytical rigors of decision-making in complex business environments. The course employs the Capsim business simulation software as a vehicle to test alternative ways to manage a business in a competitive environment.Fox School of Business at Temple University
Adjunct Professor
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