The Best Research Methods for College Students February 20, 2012 by Jacquelene Bennett There is going to come a time when you are writing a paper or doing a research project when simply doing a Google search will not be enough to get the information you need. As you progress through
Respecting the Beliefs of Others February 16, 2012 by Radha Jhatakia No two people are alike and neither are their beliefs. People have similarities and differences, grow up in different environments and have diverse experiences which shape their beliefs; when we
MythBusters: The Study Abroad Edition February 14, 2012 by Darci Miller Hello from the beautiful city of London! I’ve been here for a month and if I’ve learned anything, it’s that the study abroad experience is just as wonderful as everyone says it is. It’s also given
How to Network Like a Professional February 10, 2012 by Jacquelene Bennett One of the nice things about growing older and getting further along in your college career is that you start to network and make connections that will help outside of college. Throughout the
Simple Saving Solutions for Students February 9, 2012 by Angela Andaloro The last few weeks of the fall semester are a stressful time with finals, travel and the holidays to handle but you survived – congratulations! You may have made it into 2012 in one piece but your
Campus Vote Project to Help Students Overcome Voting Barriers February 9, 2012 by Alexis Mattera For many college students, this is the first year that they’ll be able to vote in a presidential election...but do they know exactly how, where, when, why and for whom to cast their votes? One
Get a (Residential) Life with NACURH! February 8, 2012 by Radha Jhatakia Do you think your residence hall life is a little dull and in need of help...or so great that other schools could benefit from your programs? Either way, I have the perfect opportunity for you to
Minimesters Provide International Experience in Less Time February 8, 2012 by Alexis Mattera Spending a semester abroad may not be feasible for students with rigid major requirements or ones who are aiming to graduate in the shortest amount of time possible to save on tuition. Instead of
Bilingual Benefits at Home and Abroad February 7, 2012 by Liz Coffin-Karlin I live in Buenos Aires full time, I was a Spanish major in college and I’m about as obsessive about Latin pop music as any actual Latina I know so naturally, people laugh when I tell them I almost
Passport to Practicality February 7, 2012 by Alexis Mattera Smith Workshops Move Beyond the Books, Into Real Life
All Students CAN Have Access to Success! February 6, 2012 by Katie Askew If you’re the type of student that struggled through your more difficult high school classes, doesn’t have an outstanding GPA or ACT score and are worried you won’t get admitted to a normal
