New England College

New England College

  • 24 Bridge St
  • Henniker, New Hampshire
  • 3242
  • Phone: (603) 428-2000
  • Fax: (603) 428-2226
  • Website

Website Links

Description

Founded in 2002, New England College’s Low-Residency Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing program offers a rigorous, individualized graduate education in Poetry and Fiction, with specialized concentrated study options available in the areas of Translation, New Media, and Performance. The New England College Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing combines four semesters of individualized, home-based coursework with five brief residencies on campus.

This course focuses on the tools and philosophies applied to create a total quality work environment. Emphasis on improving leadership capabilities, employee / team performance, The term “Lean manufacturing” is used to describe a business philosophy whose ultimate aim is to meet the needs of the customer by efficiently providing a defect-free product in a timely fashion through the elimination of waste. Waste is broadly defined and considered to be any activity, delay, or resource consumed that does not directly add value toward meeting the needs of a customer.

The practicum is designed to provide the student with an experiential learning experience in an area within business based on interest and availability. The practicum can be completed either on- or off- campus. Contract required. Variable credit (1-16).

This course examines the use of contracts and grants in providing social services. Explores the theoretical background of government contracts and grants; the management of third-party services from the perspectives of government agencies, private sector contractors, and nonprofit organizations; and the skills needed to write effective grant and contract proposals.

New England College is renowned for its top-quality education department and award-winning online programs. As part of the department’s ongoing evolution, the Master of Education and Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study is offered to develop teacher leadership. Graduate students and NEC faculty work as a learning community to address real-world issues of teachers and schools.

Fact sheet

Number of employees
200-499

Company contacts

  • John Stevens
  • President

Products & services

Similar companies nearby