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Think about how you communicate with other people during an ordinary day. Are you emailing, texting, calling, talking in person or using social media? We exchange
Mike Gore had already experienced amazing moments in his life and career before finding his true calling six years ago in the Seattle Police Department.
When Amanda Goucher came to Eastern Washington University (EWU) as an undergraduate, she was at a crossroads in her career. “For as long as I
The issue of health equity is top of mind across all communities. This is especially true as those in the U.S. negotiate adjustments instigated by
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve and redefine society, it’s clear that the past two and a half years have been some of the
According to Pew Research Center, seven in 10 Americans use at least one social media platform, and international usage remains high as well. Nearly all
After spending the last four years working in sales, Army veteran Mike Hays is on the road to an accounting position. “During my senior year
After working for an investment firm for eight years, Stephanie Shaw was eager for a change. “I needed something new and different,” she said. “I
As school leaders, principals are responsible for cultivating a safe and supportive environment for all students. The attitudes among faculty are often a reflection of
Work. Homework. Workout. Those three activities have made up the majority of the last five years for Tino Rizo, who completed the online Master of
Although Michelle Stoller longed to become an educator, she didn’t think she ever would after having her son, Colby, and daughter, Allyson. “I always wanted
Working with globally distributed teams is exciting, rewarding and sometimes complicated. Many challenges of international business are logistical in nature. Still, many stem from dynamics
Ten years after Tara Jaraysi Kenning graduated from Eastern Washington University (EWU), the Eagle returned to a familiar nest. “I got my undergrad in visual
Music education in schools results in better outcomes for development and growth of students. Research has shown that learning about music and playing an instrument
As a college volleyball player, Allison Briley knew the importance of having strong court vision. She’s applying the same principle to her future. “No matter
Elyssa Osborn isn’t afraid to take on a challenge. Or two. While enrolled in the online Master of Business Administration with a General Business Concentration
Businesses in all sectors are going through a “Great Attrition.” According to McKinsey & Company, more than 15 million workers quit their jobs in second
School administrators are charged with keeping students safe while providing access to education. Principals and other educational leaders should understand how the law impacts decisions
Exploring adult education can open a variety of career options for teachers. The online Graduate Certificate – College Teaching program from Eastern Washington University (EWU)
The factors that affect exchange rate determination are complex and constantly in flux. Therefore, an in-depth understanding of these factors is needed to inform accurate
In June of 2021, the Association of International Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) announced the CPA Evolution focused on updating the licensure “to recognize the rapidly
School-based learning is of paramount importance for the lifelong success of students living in poverty, students of color and other marginalized groups. Yet, these groups
It didn’t take Tracy Rebstock long to realize that a Master of Business Administration degree was not for her. “I decided after one accounting class
Are you interested in pursuing a lucrative, challenging, recession-resistant and stimulating career? If you have organizational and mathematical aptitudes, a Master of Business Administration (MBA)
James Dupey went from graduating from a Master of Arts in History program to helping run one. The Arizona State University clinical assistant professor laid
Today’s schools are more diverse than ever before. While this can enrich our students’ educational experiences, it also brings challenges to teachers. Constructively acknowledging biculturalism
While traumatic experiences are not out of the realm of possibility for most people, the impact of such experiences on children deserves special consideration. For
Robert Stevens sees each new calendar year as the start of a fresh challenge. “A few years ago, I got on a kick of deciding
In the past, students with learning disabilities were often misunderstood, misdiagnosed and deemed incapable of achieving success in school. Little was known about dyslexia, attention
Teacher preparation is vital for effective literacy instruction in the classroom. The best teachers care for their students and have the knowledge base to pass
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