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Open House – The HJI Challenge: Take One Course!
We are delighted to invite you to the HJ International Graduate School for Peace and Public Leadership’s Virtual Open House on Friday, August 23, at 7 PM ET on the topic, “The HJI Challenge: Take One Course!”
Dr. Thomas Walsh, HJI President, will host the event. Mr. Steven Boyd, HJI Dean of Enrollment Management and Student Life, will speak about our value of an HJI degree and a panel of distinguished HJI students will be on hand to share their experiences with everyone in attendance.
Classes begin Monday, August 26. Be sure Join HJI for our final Open House before the Fall Semester. Don’t miss this great opportunity to learn about taking a class at HJI!
Feel free to extend this invitation to family and friends who are interested in learning more about HJI’s programs of study.
We look forward to your participation!
Warm regards,
Steven D. Boyd
Dean of Enrollment Management & Student Life
s.boyd@hji.edu
Sherry Walker
This sounds like an incredible opportunity! Experiencing even just *one* HJI course would be such an inspiring look at the expertise and talent nurtured there. I love that it democratizes the learning experience. What kind of hands-on skills would participants develop from this opportunity?
Sherry Walker
What a truly fantastic and practical idea to host an open house built around the “HJI Challenge: Take One Course”! Giving prospective students a real, firsthand look at the coursework without commitment sounds like such a genius move to convey the unique spirit and academic rigor of the institution.
I’m really curious about a few things: for those who might feel a real spark during the HJI Challenge, what opportunities are there for more in-depth advising or personalized enrollment discussions immediately after their successful demo course? It mentions “meet faculty and current students,” which is wonderful—are they available for one-on-one chats specifically about career paths or specific program experiences related to the sample courses offered that day? Lastly, seeing as it’s an on-campus only event, are there any discussions around expanding accessibility (perhaps with select virtual offerings or recordings) for future challenges beyond March 16th, especially for prospective students who might live too far away to attend in person? It certainly seems like an impactful way to introduce HJI!