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On this page, you can find some resources to get a head start on your journey.
If its labeled as "Coaching Assignment" it is not for credit, it is designed by PU to ensure you are prepared and informed
If it is under the "Schoolwork" section, you will eventually be able to submit those projects for credit, it is a good way to see what projects actually look like and see what it takes to complete them
Any assignment that you finish, please mention it to your coach or Wendy!
- Coaching Assignments (Optional)
You can access assignments designed by Degree Partners to further your understanding (not for SNHU credit). Feel free to start the assignment that speaks to you the most!
For the Coaching Assingment above, you will explore term payment alternatives and understand the various payment methods available to fund your education.
For the Coaching Assignment above, spend time thinking about who you are and why you are here to create a vision board to lay the groundwork for the relationship you will build. As you complete this assignment, you will learn more about how Degree Partners and SNHU will be part of your educational goals.
2. Schoolwork
2. Schoolwork
Associate's AO Students: You can access schoolwork that you will turn in when you become enrolled with SNHU, Feel free to start with the project that speaks to you the most!
Differentiate the various perspectives Writers and Authors
For the project above, you will examine the impact of intercultural competence on collaboration and communication
For the project above, you will utilize interpersonal communication strategies to navigate conflict
Bachelor's AO Students: You can access schoolwork that you will turn in when you become enrolled with SNHU, Feel free to start with the project that speaks to you the most!
For the project above, you will apply legal and ethical considerations in relation to the use of target audience information
Evaluate theories and practices related to leading teams in varying contexts
For the project above, you will demonstrate effective management skills and practices in diverse, distributed, and collaborative work environments
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