Why Students Tune Out and How to Change That
A recent report from a Harvard College Faculty of Arts and Sciences committee calls attention to two major campus concerns: First, that students frequently self-censor on controversial topics, and second, that many prioritize extracurricular commitments over academics, treating coursework as secondary. Drawing on surveys and listening sessions with students, faculty and alumni, the report found […]
How to Find On-Campus Jobs at Gonzaga | Undergraduate Admission
June 23, 2025 | Megan Baird ’24, Admission Counselor Working on campus allows students to gain valuable experience, professional development, and help fund their education. On-campus jobs allow for flexibility, accountability, networking, less debt, and career exploration. We have over 1200 student employees on our campus working an average of 8-10 hours a week. Our […]
How to Land a Coding Job in Post-Pandemic Times—The Untraditional Way
I originally posted this post on my blog a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. Last year, I sent out over a dozen of CVs and cold emails within a month. I was laid off. I went into panic mode. I applied to many companies. Anything with the word “coding” or “software […]
How to Overcome Past Struggles and Turn Them Into Your Superpowers
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Every story of a superhero begins with an inspiring narrative. One where all these exceptional people had to deal with some unfortunate circumstances first, but facing these challenges turned them into something beautiful. Well, I have good news: You don’t need a cape or a fictional backstory […]
How to Ensure You’ll Never Be a Chair Again (opinion/humor)
“First rule of leadership: Everything is your fault.” –from A Bug’s Life Congratulations! You have been elected or appointed or duped into serving as department chair, the role that everyone says is the hardest job on campus. Maybe that’s what attracted you to the position—you enjoy working days, nights and weekends on thorny issues that […]
How To Fix The 7 Most Common LinkedIn About Mistakes
Photo credit getty Your LinkedIn About is more than just a summary of your experience—it’s a powerful personal branding tool. It’s often your first impression, your opportunity to grow and nurture your network, and likely the most-read version of your bio. Getting it right is crucial to your career success. Your LinkedIn About Is A […]
How to Be Proactive: A Guide for Developers and Beyond – DEV Community
Introduction In today's fast-paced world, proactivity isn't just a soft skill—it's a… Tagged with productivity, career, programming, … Source link
How the Best Leaders Master Their Communication with Confidence
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. What’s the one thing every successful leader, innovator and visionary must master? COMMUNICATION. They don’t just talk — they connect. They ignite action, build trust and spark real, lasting change. And let me tell you something — communication is more than words. It’s the body language, the […]
How to Balance a Full-Time Job With a Side Hustle
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Research shows that nearly a third (about 31%) of American workers actively juggle a side gig alongside their main job. While this can be a great way to pursue passions, gain financial security or work toward full-time entrepreneurship, balancing both without burning out requires strategy and discipline. […]
How to prepare proactively for a postdoc (opinion)
During my five years working in postdoctoral affairs at two higher education institutions, current postdoctoral associates have often shared their frustrations with me. Some feel they aren’t getting the credit they deserve in their research group. Others share they feel pressured to work long hours. And in terms of relationships with their mentors, some sense […]