Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Bakke Graduate University (BGU) is a US accredited graduate school for leaders who are seeking to aid the social transformation of urban areas. BGU includes a school of Christian theology for church leaders; a school of urban studies for non-profit NGO and NPO leaders, a school of business for leaders wanting to focus on the three primary customer groups of BGU, plus communicate with government leaders in China and Vietnam. Almost half of BGU’s faculty, students, and course related city immersion tours are outside of North America. The school is named for Ray and Dennis Bakke who in the late 20th century pioneered movements to give decision-making power to people in disadvantaged neighborhoods and front-line employees. As a result, BGU has been able to expand into regions in places such as Asia and Africa by developing platforms for local leaders to have the primary voice in how students in their region are trained."@en }
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- Bakke_Graduate_University abstract "Bakke Graduate University (BGU) is a US accredited graduate school for leaders who are seeking to aid the social transformation of urban areas. BGU includes a school of Christian theology for church leaders; a school of urban studies for non-profit NGO and NPO leaders, a school of business for leaders wanting to focus on the three primary customer groups of BGU, plus communicate with government leaders in China and Vietnam. Almost half of BGU’s faculty, students, and course related city immersion tours are outside of North America. The school is named for Ray and Dennis Bakke who in the late 20th century pioneered movements to give decision-making power to people in disadvantaged neighborhoods and front-line employees. As a result, BGU has been able to expand into regions in places such as Asia and Africa by developing platforms for local leaders to have the primary voice in how students in their region are trained.".
- Q4849468 abstract "Bakke Graduate University (BGU) is a US accredited graduate school for leaders who are seeking to aid the social transformation of urban areas. BGU includes a school of Christian theology for church leaders; a school of urban studies for non-profit NGO and NPO leaders, a school of business for leaders wanting to focus on the three primary customer groups of BGU, plus communicate with government leaders in China and Vietnam. Almost half of BGU’s faculty, students, and course related city immersion tours are outside of North America. The school is named for Ray and Dennis Bakke who in the late 20th century pioneered movements to give decision-making power to people in disadvantaged neighborhoods and front-line employees. As a result, BGU has been able to expand into regions in places such as Asia and Africa by developing platforms for local leaders to have the primary voice in how students in their region are trained.".