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MSLCE Thesis (498-0-1)

Instructors

Rick Morris
8474914262
2240 Campus Drive, Frances Searle, 1-123

Larissa Buchholz

Nathan Walter

TJ Billard

Olga Kamenchuk Nisbet

Aymar Jean Escoffery

Alli Henry

Meeting Info

TBA: TBA

Overview of class

This course is designed for students interested in pursuing independent research and strengthening their academic research skills, with the potential for publication, application to advanced degree programs, or the development of an applied, practice-based project. Students may choose to focus on a creative project, leadership development initiative, or consulting experience aligned with their professional goals.

The course enables MSLCE candidates to explore and investigate key aspects of creative enterprises through rigorous research and critical inquiry. Emphasis is placed on demonstrating innovative thinking and developing forward-looking approaches to challenges and opportunities within existing creative enterprises or in the process of launching new ventures.