Beyond the GI Bill: Understanding Military Financial Aid

January 31, 2013 by  
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Military Financial AidWhen it comes to paying for college, joining the military or the Reserve Officer Training Corps can save students a significant amount of money. Beyond the sense of pride and accomplishment that comes from serving one’s country, serving in the military also makes you eligible for a variety of educational ... Continue Reading

Stress Relief 101: Advice for Stressed Out Professionals

January 12, 2013 by  
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As we all know, work is something that can cause many people to feel incredibly stressed out and overwhelmed. This not only makes work more difficult, but also the actions of every day life. Stress makes work much more difficult to complete because you may feel as if work is ... Continue Reading

How to Become a Public Health Emergency Planner

January 4, 2013 by  
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As a public health professional, you may be responsible for various facets of public health and well-being. Because public health is such a diverse and growing field, professionals are needed in every area from preventative health education to disaster response. As a public health emergency planner, you will bridge these ... Continue Reading

Why Coaching is an Integral Part of Career Development

January 4, 2013 by  
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Recently, there has been a strong demand for coaches and mentors in the workplace. This is because top-level executives, specialists and managers are expected to show that they are taking proactive steps towards the professional development of their employees. As well, the workplace is more competitive, and the need is ... Continue Reading

How to Find Your Philanthropy Personality

December 19, 2012 by  
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While it is easy to assume that a term like “philanthropist” only applies to rich and powerful givers, any person can be a philanthropist. The Google definition of a philanthropist is, “A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, especially by the generous donation of money to good ... Continue Reading

Advantages of Certification in the Healthcare Industry

December 14, 2012 by  
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The healthcare industry is brimming with job opportunities, but none of them would be useful to you if you don’t have the right training and certification under your belt. That’s the part that most unsuccessful professionals tend to miss and will continue to miss until and unless they focus on ... Continue Reading

Need to Change Careers? Moving to a New City Might Be the Answer

December 13, 2012 by  
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Time to Move - ClockMahatma Gandhi said, “Be the change you wish to see.” Even though change is sometimes a difficult thing to accept, for many who are still struggling to find steady employment, a change of career or even moving to a new city might be the best option. Right now, the market for ... Continue Reading

Is a Vocational Career Right for You?

December 9, 2012 by  
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For recent high school graduates and those seeking a career change, vocational training and apprenticeships can have a lot to offer. Vocational careers span a wide range of fields such as welding, plumbing, cabinetry, construction, cosmetology, electrical repair and HVAC maintenance. You may need specialized education in the field such ... Continue Reading

What to Expect From a Career in Health Care Administration

December 8, 2012 by  
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The health care industry presents an attractive option to people looking for a lifelong and rewarding career. Many current health care employees, and graduate students, consider pursuing a role as a health care administrator. However, without knowing exactly what to expect, it can be difficult to start the process. Fortunately, ... Continue Reading

How to Prepare for a High-Pressure Interview

December 4, 2012 by  
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Right before a big game, athletes visualize their success. They make sure all of their equipment is present and working properly. They cultivate a sense of relaxed confidence by closing their eyes and breathing deeply. Although preparing for a high-pressure interview may not carry the same intensity as professional sports, ... Continue Reading