What degree/degree's do you have? What's your Alma mater?

[WazzuCMGrad]

...So, I guess the original intent of this thread was to let people show their pride of attending a certain university and maybe how their degree adapts to boating. And, I am very proud of the time I served in the U.S. Navy and the schooling they provided me, but, it’s what you do with your knowledge and your determination that will dictate who you are and what you become.

Best comment on this thread. Sometimes I think that all college really is about is fostering the ability to think critically. Some get a better education from the real world or our military services (thank you for your service if you've taken that road).

 

[freedre]

BS in Analytical Management/Engineering US Naval Academy
MS in Business Administration Salve Regina U
MA in National Security and Strategic Studies US Naval War College
Doctorate in Theology
D command sailing instructor
Naval Aviator

Over achiever!

HaHa - you have got to be jealous - I know I am!!

Way to go Doug; you're my inspiration.


BSc EE, University of Calgary

 

[rpasquarello]

BS in Mgmt (NYIT) in 1988
MBA (Adelphi Univ) in 1995
NYS EMT-Critical Care Technician and Vol. Firefighter since 1984

 

[mvoellinger]

BS in IT, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester NY

 

[Walz]

BA Biology, Western Maryland College (now McDaniel College)
MA Human Sciences, Hood College Graduate School
PhD Agricultural and Extension Education, University of Maryland College Park

 

[Crushin It]

BS in Information Systems Management (University of Maryland Baltimore County).. Thats it. No more.

 

[dcharna]

I have my undergraduate degree from Rochester Institute of Technology and a Masters from Ashland University and still waiting for my kindergarten certificate from all you experienced boaters.

Dan