Introduction To International Business
This course focuses on the management of international business, investigating the effects of differences in national requirements, and cultural expectations on management.
This course focuses on the management of international business, investigating the effects of differences in national requirements, and cultural expectations on management.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Oct. 26, 2022) — Keaton Upshaw, a senior tight end for the Kentucky Wildcats, understands the demand of one of football’s true hybrid positions.
Running routes and catching passes on one play, then blocking a linebacker the next, means taking extra steps in practice to be prepared. It means sometimes going the extra yard.
Acclaimed professor, author, and poet Frank X Walker discusses his passions for teaching and writing, and what makes the University of Kentucky Department of English such an outstanding program!
By Jesi Jones-Bowman
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Oct. 24, 2022)The University of Kentucky Office of Undergraduate Research has announced the fourth 5-Minute Fast Track Research Competition finalists. These undergraduates competed in the competition’s preliminary round and were selected as Top 10 finalists to present their research during the final round from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26, in The Cornerstone’s eSports Theater.
By Richard LeComte
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Abbey Loar, a University of Kentucky junior psychology major, wants to help people in rural communities, and her major offers her the chance to do just that: She’s going to be working on a project to study why people in Appalachia don’t get enough sleep.
This course introduces graduate students to the field of chemical dependency and substance abuse, their assessment and treatment with an emphasis on counseling settings and practice. In depth issues surrounding addiction, etiology, diagnosis and treatment will be explored. Our focus will be on theories of addiction, physiological, and psychology of addiction, and treatment approaches with a significant emphasis on treatment issues related to gender and racial diversity.
This course addresses the What?, Why? and How? of recycling. The What? includes a discussion of the various waste classification and recycling codes that are currently used and why they were developed. The Why? begins with a description of Economic Value Stream Mapping and Life Cycle Analysis, and how these are used to justify specific wastes to target for recovery. The How? is a detailed discussion of current and emerging industrial recycling technologies, with a focus on those used in the recycling of metals (non-ferrous, precious and REEs) and plastics.