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Social media marketing can make or break a business. It’s a powerful tool for marketing, building a brand and maximizing advertising reach. Businesses can no

When James Majors ended his military career, he chose a line of work serving students. Then, he became one again. “Earning a bachelor’s degree was

Most employers agree that good communication skills are paramount when hiring new employees. Job recruiters continue to list communication and interpersonal skills among their top

Community health nurses serve the public in their own environments to promote wellness and improve healthcare. They are educators and advocates. By enrolling in an online

Seven out of 10 Americans start their undergraduate studies, according to College Atlas. Still, only two-thirds of them graduate, and the cost of dropping out

The phrase “strategic communications” has become an essential aspect of any large organization’s operations over the last few years, but what does strategic communications actually entail?

Andrew Sachs, 54, hopes to put the icing on the cake of his coaching career by advancing to the next level. With high school and

Gifted and talented students might have an easier time understanding academic subjects, but these students still face their own set of challenges in the classroom.

Heart attack and stroke prevention is a part of living a long and healthy life. While specific factors, such as family history, smoking or kidney

As a former college student-athlete, Shaquille Spearman knows the ins and outs of what it takes to compete and learn at the same time. “A

Arkansas State University (A-State) offers a unique, fully online Curriculum Director Certificate program. This certificate program is for educators looking to pursue curriculum leadership positions

Nursing is a dynamic and challenging profession in an ever-changing healthcare environment. The profession needs engaging and inspiring role models and leaders. According to the