As an educator, I continually encourage my recent public relations graduates and current public relations majors to remain active online via social platforms and build their industry connections by networking during the summer months. Completing…
Three Truths High School Seniors can Learn about College during Covid-19
Covid-19 has just destroyed your senior year of high school, hasn’t it? No Senior Skip Day, no Prom, weird online award ceremonies and graduations…. It’s a mess. As the mother of a high school senior,…
Seven Things for Students to Consider While We’re All Online
You may be asking: How will this work? What should you prepare for? You have just finished up half of the semester attending face-to-face classes and real-time lectures. Now what? Your professors have been working…
How to Understand What College People are Trying to Say
American professors are part of a subculture that may seem strange to students. We mostly work on beautiful campuses, where we help students learn. And we also talk to each other and our students. A…
Art Courses for the Non-Artist
Liberal arts colleges and universities often encourage or require students to take fine arts courses as a part of their core or elective requirements. The benefits of art in education have been written about extensively,…
Be All You Can Be
The US women’s national soccer team just won the World Cup … again: the team’s second consecutive championship and its fourth overall. It’s a great accomplishment, and it was fun to watch. Especially for someone…
The Definitive Marvel Cinematic Universe Ranking
You’ve become part of a bigger universe. You just don’t know it yet.
A word to inspire
Once upon a time, a young girl twirled among the tall, swaying grass with reckless abandon. Her eyes were full of wonder and she could taste her future on the wind… I have always fostered…
What Do You Do When You’re Mad at God?
If you’ve ever been in any type of relationship (family, friend, significant other, etc.), then you know that it’s not always smooth sailing. You’re bound to get upset with the other person sooner or later,…
Summer Reading
Summer is almost here. Many of you might be thinking about hanging out at the pool, going to the lake with friends, watching baseball, relaxing, and enjoying a little time off. I’d suggest you add…
Tips for Building Cultural Bridges
One of the most exciting developments in higher education has been the shift toward internationalization of campuses around the world. Study abroad programs and recruitment of international students to higher education campuses cultivate a sense…