ESNS

This page contains pictures and discriptions of ESNS facilities as well as students hard at work. Take a look at the technologies that ESNS students learn to use. Combining our facilites with expert advice from corporate mentors, our students learn first hand the ever-growing and ever-changing world of business.

Dedication Plaque - This plaque welcomes guests into the scienceWorks classroom.

ESNS 310 Lecture- ESNS students interactively learn with the professor using their own laptop computer, which is supplied by the program. Students must be proficient in using this technology as all ESNS coursework must be computer generated.

Interactivity - The professor is able to project his laptop onto a retractable screen. This is also utilized for student Power Point presentations which take place throughout the year.

Presentation Podium - Students learn how to efficiently give presentations from a podium. The classroom itself resembles a small auditorium designed for business presentations.

Student Presentation - Matt Campbell is presenting his product plan for an ESNS 320 assignment.

Board Presentation - Sarah Johnson presents and defends her comprehensive business plan for a molecular modeling company as her final task in completing the ESNS minor.

Practice - In order to give dynamic presentations, students practice their delivery and anticipate questions that may arise. Jason Burney is getting ready for his first Board Presentation for a chemical testing device.

Lab Entrance -Students have 24 hour access to this lab. It contains computers, laptop hookups, phones, fax machines, software, white boards, and printed resources. This space is also utilized for team meetings and practice presentations.

Resources -Students have access to any resource they may need in order to successfully complete projects efficiently and on-time.

Among other resources, all students subscribe to Fortune magazine. Weekly writing assignments about innovative business practices and technolgy are given from it.