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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Digital Natives: Highlight Your Tech Skills!
Last week, I made my second visit to the campus of Valparaiso University where I worked with seventeen German and Spanish majors on their college to career transition. Valpo was the first campus to specifically request that I develop a … Continue reading
Clinical Assistant Professor: Spanish for the Professions
I like to see Spanish for the Professions, languages for specific purposes, heritage speakers and other non-traditional, non-literary tracks gain traction in higher education. This is what students want! And it may be the future of higher ed. To that … Continue reading
Resourcefulness and Resilience: The Themes of September’s Career Coaching Newsletter
The September newsletter from darcylear.com is out. It’s all about the power of being resourceful and resilient, two keys to success for anyone in career transition–whether college to career, mid-career or assistant to associate faculty. Links to articles with tips, … Continue reading
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