Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Online Student Spotlight: Matthew Sheaffer
After earning an online master’s degree from the University of Michigan, Matthew Sheaffer decided to earn a Six Sigma certification online with Nexus.
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How to Choose a Six Sigma Certification
You’ve decided to earn a distinguished credential from U-M—but how do you choose which Six Sigma certification is right for you?
What is Six Sigma? An Explanation from Instructor Don Lynch
What is Six Sigma? Instructor Don Lynch explains what the methodology is and how it could help your business.
Focusing on Process Improvement with Nicole Friedberg
Lean Six Sigma Instructor Nicole Friedberg has maintained a focus on process improvement throughout her career.
Overcoming Pandemic Challenges with Lean Six Sigma
A group of physicians and administrators were able to overcome pandemic challenges with Lean Six Sigma tools from the Green Belt course.
The Path Toward a Master Black Belt
When Ibrahim Dukulay first earned his Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification, he didn’t intentionally set out on the path toward a Master Black Belt. More than a decade later, however, Ibrahim proudly achieved his Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt certification.
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Student Spotlight: Anne Engler
Current Lean Six Sigma Black Belt learner Anne Engler shares her experience with the Nexus Six Sigma Certification program.
5 Benefits of Lean Six Sigma
Are you considering earning a Six Sigma certificate? Learn 5 benefits of Lean Six Sigma and how it can help your company.
Pat Hammett, PhD Recognized For Teaching Excellence
Pat Hammett, PhD has received this year’s Jon R. and Beverly S. Holt Award for Excellence in Teaching. The award was announced by the College of Engineering on March 12, honoring Dr. Hammett for his extensive achievements as an instructor and educational leader.
Continuous Improvement Leaders: Boeing’s Jason Casebolt, Pt. II
Jason Casebolt is a Production System Quality Leader for The Boeing Company. In Pt. II of our Q&A, we discuss his drive for professional education and why continuous improvement runs in the family.