Capella University Free-Trial Mini-Course

Prior to beginning his career in management and talent development, Kee Meng Yeo earned a master of science in organizational psychology from Capella University. Kee Meng Yeo built on his degree from the National University of Singapore as well as his continuing education at Cornell University, where he completed a certificate in human resources management.

Capella University offers a majority of its courses online, including courses for the master’s program in psychology. For potential students who are not sure how online courses would work for them, Capella offers free-trial mini-courses for both bachelor- and graduate-level programs.

The free-trial mini-courses are designed to give potential students an accurate impression of online learning at Capella. Each mini-course runs for one week and includes seven to nine hours of coursework, which includes reading an essay on critical thinking, viewing two brief videos, participating in a group discussion, and writing a position paper of two to four pages in length.

A Brief Biography of Joseph Campbell

An accomplished talent management and development professional with nearly two decades of experience working with international companies, Kee Meng Yeo serves as the vice president of global talent development for Amway. In his free time, Kee Meng Yeo enjoys playing the guitar, traveling, and reading. He includes Joseph Campbell among his list of favorite authors of all time.

Born in White Plains, New York, in 1904, Joseph Campbell was an American author and educator whose work largely focused on mythology and its role in human culture. A prolific writer, Campbell wrote over 40 books, but he was perhaps most well-known for The Hero With a Thousand Faces, which explores mythology and spirituality in the light of modern psychology.

His other popular works include the four-volume Masks of God and the Power of Myth, a book based on a six-part PBS documentary Campbell created with veteran journalist Bill Moyers. In addition to authoring full-length books, Campbell wrote dozens of articles and edited a number of publications. He was recognized for his work with the 1985 National Arts Club Gold Medal of Honor in Literature. Two years later, Campbell passed away unexpectedly due to complications from cancer.