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Whether for advertising, marketing, public promotion or entertainment, the amount of online communication used to connect businesses to the general public continues to grow daily.

After gaining one year of experience in the classroom, Tavia Matthews took advantage of the ideal moment to strike while the iron was hot. “I

Social media is a powerful tool for influencing consumers around the world. Companies invest vast sums of money and time to target audiences with persuasive

Managers in any field possess certain characteristics that make them good leaders. But, some industries require more of managers than others. Healthcare leadership is unique

Engineering is the science of solving problems, but another crucial element to a role in this field is the art of employing soft skills that

While gaining five years of real-world experience as a hospital nurse, John Bramlett noticed a trend among his colleagues. “I worked with a mix of

It is well documented that a college degree typically promotes long-term benefits, including higher wages and better health outcomes. Higher levels of education are also

Nonprofit organizations need to use many types of communication to establish their messaging, advance their goals and raise funds to achieve those goals successfully. Interactive

Educators, particularly those in higher education, know that learning never ends. Whether fulfilling responsibilities at a research university or brushing up on the latest teaching

A breast cancer diagnosis threw Shekema Dunlap’s life into upheaval the first time she was a doctoral student in 2014. She has spent the last

In healthcare, the development of sound clinical judgment takes time. Yet, it’s an essential component of the medical profession. Clinical judgment is crucial for both

Good communication is the foundation of all good work. Conveying expectations, exchanging instructions, explaining concepts, brainstorming ideas — all these processes rely on sound communication

The 21st-century media industry bears little resemblance to how consumers accessed news and entertainment before the digital age. Nevertheless, the tectonic shift opens new career