Brian Tietje @DrTietje

Brian Tietje is Dean of the College of Business at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Prior to joining TAMU-CC, he served a 22-year career at Cal Poly. Joined July 2013

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

2 years ago

Good financial advice for young adults… wsj.com/articles/tips-…

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Congratulations to the outstanding authors who recently published the book "Promoting Belonging, Growth Mindset, and Resilience to Foster Student Success" with the National Resource Center. amazon.com/dp/B07VYNGLZ5/… via @amazon

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

4 years ago

To all our Veterans, I say thank you for your service and your sacrifice.

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

4 years ago

WSJ article about corporate - university partnerships includes shout-out to Cal Poly’s AWS digital transformation hub. ⁦@PaulJurasin⁩ wsj.com/articles/this-…

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

4 years ago

Thank you, @jasongay for sharing a vivid and truthful picture of homeschooling during stay-at-home wsj.com/articles/i-tea… via @WSJ

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

4 years ago

Let's do our part as educators and parents to teach young people phone and email etiquette to prepare them for real life. (and demonstrate these habits ourselves!) wsj.com/articles/mind-… via @WSJ

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

4 years ago

Within three years, U.S. manufacturing workers with college degrees will outnumber those without wsj.com/articles/ameri…

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

4 years ago

Great advice for college students (and working adults) about avoiding procrastination wsj.com/articles/new-w…

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Cal Poly @CalPoly

5 years ago

On its last possible run, a human-powered vehicle created by a team of engineering students broke the American collegiate speed record Saturday, setting a mark that hadn’t been bested in nearly three decades. #LearnByDoing

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

How Paying for College Is Changing Middle-Class Life nyti.ms/2Lbj1P0

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

We in higher ed have a responsibility to help students avoid debt.

Douglas Belkin @dougbelkin

5 years ago

We in higher ed have a responsibility to help students avoid debt.

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

I think we owe it to our students to at least inform them about average salaries, by profession. Selecting a major is their choice, but let's help them make an informed choice. wsj.com/articles/class… via @WSJ

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

Parents see their adult children having to do so much more to land a good first job out of college. Here’s advice for people facing that challenge wsj.com/articles/the-j… via @WSJ

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

Anyone who’s worried about a loved one who hasn’t seemed to ‘grow up’ yet can be encouraged by this profile of late bloomers. wsj.com/articles/its-n… via @WSJ

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

May is National Foster Care Month!

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5 years ago

May is National Foster Care Month!

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

Student engagement is the key: “What students do at college seems to matter much more than where they go.” wsj.com/articles/the-r… via @WSJ

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

“evidence shows that a college degree delivers a large and sustained income premium over a high school diploma, but a selective college doesn’t make the premium bigger” wsj.com/articles/is-el… via @WSJ

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Brian Tietje @DrTietje

5 years ago

Parents do their children no favors by shielding them from ordinary experiences of disappointment, frustration and rejection, or refusing to acknowledge their academic or personal limitations, writes @EricaKomisarCSW wsj.com/articles/the-s… via @WSJ