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News Release
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October 3,
2005
Boise State Department of Instructional and Performance
Technology Hosts Open House on Oct. 17
Boise State University�s Department of Instructional and Performance
Technology will host an open house from 5-7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 17, in
the Hatch A Ballroom in the Student Union Building.
Anyone interested in learning about the IPT master of science program, as
well as current students and graduates, is invited. Free parking is
available in the parking lot behind the Student Union.
The IPT master of science program is intended to prepare students for
careers in the areas of instructional design, performance improvement,
training, e-learning, multimedia development, organizational development
and human performance consulting. A unique aspect of the IPT program is
that students and working professionals can attend classes entirely
online, or on campus, or a combination of both.
The Oct. 17 open house, with the theme �Adding Value through Real
Experience,� will provide opportunities to:
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Learn about the degree and how
organizations can benefit from the internship opportunities available
through the department and its students.
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Network with graduates of the IPT
program who are employed in various industries.
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Attend a presentation by IPT
faculty and students who traveled to Seoul, South Korea, this summer
to participate in an Inter-Institutional Symposium.
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Meet IPT�s newest faculty member,
Anthony Marker.
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Enjoy refreshments.
For more information, contact Don
Stepich at
dstepich@boisestate.edu or at 426-2339.
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Contact: Don Stepich, Department of Instructional and Performance
Technology, (208) 426-2339,
dstepich@boisestate.edu
Media Contact: Janelle Brown, News Services, (208) 426-1790,
jbrown2@boisestate.edu
The Office of Communications and Marketing
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Boise State University
1910 University Drive -
Education Building, #726 -
Boise Idaho 83725-1030
208-426-1577
(fax)208-426-4001
email
newservices@boisestate.edu
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