DIRECT ENTRY/DEGREE COMPLETION

COMMUNITY COLLEGE GRADUATES

ORIENTATION

Monday, August 16th 2010

TRS1-067

CENTENNIAL

DURHAM CONESTOGA

SHERIDAN

HUMBER

GEORGE BROWN

SENECA

MOHAWK GEORGIAN

NIAGARA

FANSHAWE

HOST: Professor David Schlanger

Director, Office of Student Achievement

@ryerson.ca

CONGRATULATIONS … BUT YOU ARE NOW OFFICIALLY

username@ryerson.ca …..

KEY RYERSON POLICIES www.ryerson.ca/senate/policies/

Policy #157: Establishment of Student E-mail Accounts

for Official University Communication

Do not use hotmail, gmail, coldmail, feemail, or xmail etc..

USE RYERSON MAIL

username@ryerson.ca

“The best is yet to come!” Ted Rogers

TED ROGERS

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

TRSM Faculty of Business (division)

Dean: Dr. Ken Jones

• TED ROGERS SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY & TOURISM

MANAGEMENT

• TED ROGERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY

MANAGEMENT

• TED ROGERS SCHOOL OF RETAIL MANAGEMENT

• TED ROGERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

TRSBM

TED ROGERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

TRSBM CONSISTS OF

1) Accounting

2) Economics & Management Science

3) Entrepreneurship & Strategy

4) Finance

5) Human Resource Management

6) Global Management Studies

7) Law and Business

8) Marketing Management

EIGHT DEPARTMENTS (each headed by a Chair):

ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT

CHAIR:

Professor Daria Sydor

Administrative Assistant:

Ms. Nicole Hillmer

This is NOT Professor Sydor.

ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Jorgenson Hall, 2nd floor

Economics and Management Science Major

CHAIR:

Dr. Maurice Roche

Administrative Assistant:

Melissa Eluik

ENTREPRENEURSHIP & STRATEGY

DEPARTMENT

CHAIR:

Dr. David Valliere

Administrative Assistant:

Ms. Kelly McHale

FINANCE DEPARTMENT

CHAIR:

Dr. Ayse Yuce

Administrative Assistant:

Ms. Gloria Chang

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

DEPARTMENT

CHAIR:

Dr. Nina Cole

Administrative Assistant:

Ms. Maria Dorsey

GLOBAL MANAGEMENT STUDIES

DEPARTMENT

CHAIR:

Dr. Carlyle Farrell

Administrative Assistant:

Ms. Sandra Edwards

LAW DEPARTMENT

Administrative Assistant:

Ms. Kelly McHale

Interim Chair: Professor Mary Jo Nicholson

Sept. 2010 – Aug. 2011

MARKETING DEPARTMENT

CHAIR:

Dr. Mary Foster

Administrative Assistant:

Ms. Shannon Marcon

Part-time Degree

Mr. Bob Meiklejohn, Coordinator

Ext. 6296

TRS 1-015B

Via 7th floor Information Counter TRS1-004

Where can I go for more information?

1. By TRSBM website: Let’s take a look now!

http://www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/bm

Click ‘Current Student’ then ‘Direct Entry’ also see ‘Majors’.

TIP: ADD IMPORTANT WEBSITES TO YOUR FAVOURITES!

2. By email: (MOST EFFECTIVE when you have a question)

ASK the Ted Rogers School of Business Management

asktrsbm@ryerson.ca

3. Digital Signage Screens are here! Watch for a few minutes!

4. www.ryerson.ca/calendar

5. Check your Ryerson Email via Blackboard regularly and look

for the WEEKLY TRSBM BULLETIN via Ryerson Email

6. Or Visit the Information Counter at …

TRS1-004

Information

Counter

Office of Student Achievement

TRS1-004 7th floor Information Counter

Opposite the Cara Commons (fishbowl)

Monday to Thursday 8-6:30 (Fridays until 5)

This is also where you can access the departmental administrative assistants.

(You’ve already seen their pictures!)

There is a phone with extension numbers available in the TRS1-004 lobby.

Mailboxes for all faculty and staff are next door!

Email addresses and extension #’s are also posted.

PLEASE CHOOSE YOUR METHOD OF CONTACT WITH THE

INFORMATION STAFF: EMAIL asktrsbm@ryerson.ca is preferred

PHONE 416-979-5121 OR VISIT IN PERSON

PLEASE AVOID MULTIPLE METHODS OF INQUIRIES.

TIP: Remember the name of the person who helped you!

Student Achievement Assistants

Anne-Marie

Donovan

Jennifer

Ducusin Tara

Douglas

TRS1-004

Office of Student Achievement

Administrative Coordinator

Elena Torchia

Student Achievement Officer

Andrea Moon

Administrative Assistant

Joanne Di Bratto

Office of Student Achievement

Director

David Schlanger

TRSM Student Services

Lurana Kruchten, Coordinator

STUDENT RESOURCE CENTRE

TRS2-168

Marlyn Husbands, Learning Strategist

Shawzma Multani

Student Resource Centre Administrator

Student Services in the Ted Rogers School of Management

Lurana Kruchten, Coordinator

Marlyn Husbands, Learning Strategist

Shawzma Multani, SRC Administrator

Your Success is Our Business… • Supporting your transition

• Providing strategies for academic success

• Connecting you to campus

Direct Entry/Transfer Program

• E-Newsletter (Available in September!)

• Seminar Series

• Facebook Page

• Formspring.me page

• Buddy System

For more information go to the

Student Resource Centre

Your Success is Our Business… • Supporting your transition

FREE

TUTORING!!!

Mock

Exams Peer Learning

Strategist

Library Research Learning Success Workshops

Student Services in the Ted Rogers School of Management—Room TRS 2-168

Your Success is Our Business… • Providing strategies for academic success

Student Services Resource Centre (TRS 2-168)

• For information about the different programs and services offered at Ryerson – Resume advising and Career Services

– Personal and Group Counselling

– How to get involved at Ryerson

If you have a question, we have the answer!

Come visit us or email student.trsm@ryerson.ca

Your Success is Our Business… • Connecting you to campus

You are invited to the Direct Entry/Transfer Meet & Greet Event!

It’s an opportunity to: – Meet other Direct Entry/Transfer students

– Speak with upper-year Direct Entry students about the various programs and courses

• Monday September 13th

• Time 5:30 p.m.

• Location: TRS 1-003

• Refreshments and snacks will be provided!

Jonathan Christie

Manager, Transfer Credits

tcredits@ryerson.ca

www.ryerson.ca/transfercredits

FROM THE REGISTRAR’S OFFICE:

Curriculum Advising

Sarah Edmonds

Curriculum Advisor Officer, TRSM

See their presentation on a separate pdf file on the

TRSBM Direct Entry website

Ryerson Commerce Society

George Phu

President

VISIT THEIR WEBSITE at:

http://rcsonline.ca/

Business Careers Program www.ryerson.ca/businesscareers

TRS1-103 EXT. 6720

Applications online beginning October 15th however,

Direct Entry will have to wait until January because you need a

Minimum CGPA of 3.00 (B grade) of at least 4 Ryerson courses.

Paid internships last typically 4 months (can be 8 or 12).

This is not a co-op program i.e. no course credits.

Visit the website for more details and email contacts!

International Exchange TRS1-064 Ext. 6725

http://www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/bm/current/international_exchange_program/

Minimum CGPA of 2.5 : deadline January 30th 2011

Look for information sessions throughout the semester!

Kristy Holzworth

Coordinator, International Exchange

kholzwor@ryerson.ca

Dr. Dale Carl

Director, International Exchange

PASS

THIRD YEAR (2010/2011)

7TH SEMESTER

FIVE COURSES 8TH SEMESTER

FIVE COURSES

5TH SEMESTER

FIVE COURSES

FOURTH YEAR (2011/2012)

6TH SEMESTER

FIVE COURSES

INCLUDING TWO LIBERAL STUDIES

INCLUDING ONE LIBERAL STUDIES

INCLUDING CAPSTONE COURSE BUS800

REACHBACKS

plus

http://www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/calendars/

YOU CAN ALWAYS CHANGE YOUR MAJOR/PLAN

USING A PLAN CHANGE FORM

ONLINE OR AVAILABLE AT THE INFO COUNTER TRS1-004

BUT

YOU WILL HAVE TO PICK UP NEW REACHBACKS!!!

MINORS

• A maximum of two single-term professional/compulsory/required courses may be applied to the minor.

• Students are not permitted to earn more than one minor. minor courses cannot be substituted.

• It is the student’s responsibility to apply for the minor at the time they are applying to graduate,not after graduation.

• Visit the admin assistant of the respective department if you are not sure which courses you need.

http://www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/bm/current/minor/

A few things you should know:

• www.my.ryerson.ca RAMSS Blackboard & EMAIL

• Enrolment Online for D.E. starts tomorrow Tuesday Aug. 17th 8 a.m. through RAMSS (enrolment is intuitive but a tutorial is at http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/essr/enrollment/ )

• COURSE INTENTIONS WINTER 2010: SEPT 27 – OCT 1 Absolute best way to get courses you want in the Winter!

• Dropping a course by Fri. Nov. 12 (no academic penalty)

• Exam schedule: Mon. Dec 6 to Sat. Dec. 18

• Student Guide (handout or online)

• Access Centre

• Familiarize yourself with key Ryerson Policies …

KEY RYERSON POLICIES www.ryerson.ca/senate/policies/

• Policy #46: Undergraduate Grading, Promotion and Academic Standing (the ‘GPA policy’) ….

Policy #46: Undergraduate Grading,

Promotion and Academic Standing (the ‘GPA policy’) ….

GRADE POINTS:

A minus = 3.67 A = 4 A plus = 4.33

B minus = 2.67 B = 3 B plus = 3.33

C minus = 1.67 C = 2 C plus = 2.33

D minus = 0.67 D = 1 D plus = 1.33

F = 0

CGPA – Cumulative Grade Point Average

TGPA – Term Grade Point Average

Policy #46: ACADEMIC STANDING Check it on RAMSS when you check your grades!!!

• CLEAR Maintain a C average i.e. CGPA of at least 2.00

• PROBATIONARY If CGPA goes below 2.00 you stay on probation with a new probation contract (limited course load) and mandatory seminar each term until you bring your CGPA back over 2.00

• REQUIRED TO WITHDRAW (RTW for 12 months) If your TGPA goes below 2.00 while on probation or if CGPA goes below 1.00 at any time.

• PERMANENT PROGRAM WITHDRAWAL If you are RTW for a second time or fail a mandatory program course 3 times.

Here is a VERY brief summary:

KEY RYERSON POLICIES www.ryerson.ca/senate/policies/

• Policy #46: Undergraduate Grading, Promotion and Academic Standing (the ‘GPA policy’) ….

• Policy #60: Student Code of Academic Conduct

• Policy #61: Student Code of Non-Academic Conduct

• Policy #134: Undergraduate Academic Consideration and Appeals

• Policy #135: Examination Policy

• Policy #145: Course Management Policy

• Policy #150: Accommodation of Religious Observance

• Policy #157: Establishment of Student E-mail Accounts for Official University Communication

PROFESSORS ARE APPROACHABLE! 1. Trouble understanding material or how you were

graded? Email your professor to set up an appointment or visit him/her during office hours!

2. Be courteous & respectful. Avoid “Hey Prof!”

3. Missing a test due to illness or emergency? Email your professor BEFORE the test or ASAP. Provide documentation in a timely manner. (3 days!)

4. Deadline danger? Talk about it well in advance!

5. Problem with a professor? Talk to him/her.

6. Still unhappy? THEN speak to the Chair!

Bachelor of Commerce

ASK YOURSELF THE QUESTION:

HOW WILL I SUCCEED IN

ACHIEVING THIS OBJECTIVE?

A

S

K KNOWLEDGE

KNOWLEDGE

• IS IT ATTAINABLE?

– Of course, but it’s up to you!

• TRSBM B Comm: 42 COURSES!!! (6,6,5,5,5,5,5,5 8 SEMESTERS)

• Direct Entry B Comm: 21 COURSES (should be)

– 50% rule: AT LEAST HALF OF YOUR PROGRAM MUST BE TAKEN HERE

– (5,5,5,5) plus reachback courses (5 or 6 depending on your major) minus eligible transfers (up to the number of reachback courses required)

READ

TAKE NOTES

READ

UNDERLINE

& HI-LITE

READ

ATTEND

CLASS

READ

VISIT PROFS

READ

STAY

HEALTHY

READ

EXPLORE

NEWSPAPERS

PODCASTS

VIDEOS

READ…

BECOME

THE EXPERT!

© www.whatagreatidea.com 2005.

“If a person studies a subject for

just 5 minutes a day for 5 years they

will become an expert.”

- Dr. Albert Einstein

WE SET THE TABLE WITH PROFS,

OUTLINES, LECTURES, GUEST

SPEAKERS, EXERCISES,

ASSIGNMENTS, OFFICE HOURS,

TUTORS, MENTORS, CLUBS,

INTERNSHIP CAREER PROGRAMS,

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES ….

IT’S UP TO YOU TO FEAST!

A

S

K

SKILLS

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

• CONCEPTUAL

• CREATIVE

• ANALYTICAL

• INTERPERSONAL

• QUANTITATIVE

• COMPUTER

• NETWORKING

• ORGANIZING

• PRESENTATION

• RESEARCH

• WRITING

• WRITING THINGS DOWN

• PLANNING

• AWARENESS

• TIME MANAGEMENT

A

S

K KNOWLEDGE

SKILLS

ATTITUDE

ATTITUDE We can’t teach it! We can only model it.

• COMMITMENT

• POSITIVE

• PASSIONATE

• PERSPECTIVE

• OPTIMISM (F.T.P.)

• PERSEVERENCE

• LOCUS OF CONTROL

• ETHICAL

• ENTHUSIASM

• ADVERSITY QUOTIENT

IF A =1, B=2, C=3, D=4 etc.

• K N O W L E D G E

• H A R D W O R K

• A T T I T U D E

Aside: Bull$#!t = 103% which is impossible!

= 96%

= 98%

= 100%

HOW DO YOU GIVE 100 PERCENT?

A

S

K KNOWLEDGE

SKILLS

ATTITUDE

?

Appreciate the value of

the degree … and

… contribute to make the

degree appreciate in value!

Bachelor of Commerce

EXPLORE

ENGAGE

ENJOY

EXCEL

What lies behind us

and what lies before us

are tiny matters compared

to what lies within us.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Anyone who has never

made a mistake has never

tried anything new.

I NEVER MAKE MISTAKES.

I THOUGHT I DID ONCE,

BUT I WAS MISTAKEN.

Avoid criticizing someone until you’ve

walked a mile in their shoes…

… That way you’re a mile away and

you’ve got their shoes!

May all your adversities be

temporary blips on your road to

success and self-actualization.

D. Schlanger

… and try to have

some fun!

Good luck in

TRSBM!

See you in the

halls, elevators,

and maybe even

some classes! Professor Schlanger