Would I Be a Good Registered Nurse?
Registered Nurses (RNs) play one of the most critical roles in the healthcare field. These professionals are on the frontlines of care, coordinating and administering treatment to sick, injured, and disabled patients. They help to save lives. They calm and … Continue reading Would I Be a Good Registered Nurse?
Carmelot’s Story: Accomplishing Nursing Career Ambitions and Achieving his American Dream
Carmelot’s Story: Accomplishing Nursing Career Ambitions and Achieving his American Dream Carmelot Eliassaint loves Caribbean food and the color blue, and relaxes by listening to gospel music and reading. As someone who always enjoys helping people, his favorite quote is, … Continue reading Carmelot’s Story: Accomplishing Nursing Career Ambitions and Achieving his American Dream
Top Six Tips to Pay for College on Your Own
If you’re worried about the educational expenses that come with earning your degree, or if you want to combat the “broke college student” stereotype, read below for tricks to best evaluate your educational finances so you can focus on what … Continue reading Top Six Tips to Pay for College on Your Own
Is Business School Hard?
Business is an age-old profession. As long as there are businesses in operation, there will be a need for business professionals. From administrative roles to managerial positions, to even launching your own start-up, there is plenty to explore within this … Continue reading Is Business School Hard?
Health Science vs. Public Health: Which Career is Right for You?
Health science and public health are two professions that often get confused. Both fields are focused on making a difference and improving the health of people in need. Both career paths are highly rewarding, involve working with others, and can … Continue reading Health Science vs. Public Health: Which Career is Right for You?
4 Common Mistakes Made Reading GD&T
4 Common Mistakes Made Reading GD&T by Kyle Zachary, MSOL, Continuing Education Instructor, Goodwin University Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) is used for defining part geometry and dimensions. A basic understanding of GD&T is essential for anyone who works with … Continue reading 4 Common Mistakes Made Reading GD&T
What Comes After a BSN? Your Options at Goodwin
Becoming a Registered Nurse was an exciting first step towards your career and to making a difference in the world. Now, with your Bachelor’s in Nursing (BSN) in hand, you may be wondering what is next. What comes after a … Continue reading What Comes After a BSN? Your Options at Goodwin
Pri’s Story: From Strong Manufacturing Student to Proud Producer
Pri’s Story: From strong manufacturing student to proud producer How Priyansha Nayak went from a manual machine operator in Mumbai to a top-tier mechanical engineer As a child, Priyansha “Pri” Nayak would often play with gears and wrenches instead of … Continue reading Pri’s Story: From Strong Manufacturing Student to Proud Producer
Why Study Mortuary Science?
For some people, their professional life is just a job and nothing more. For others, they want their career to have meaning. They want to make a real difference in peoples’ lives and help see them through difficult times. If … Continue reading Why Study Mortuary Science?
Creative Scholar Spotlight: Damarilis “Dama” Rosado
Creative Scholar Spotlight: Damarilis “Dama” Rosado How this Latina activist, artist, designer, singer, and soon-to-be small business owner found success at Connecticut River Academy (CTRA) Expected graduation year: Class of 2021 Hometown: Hartford, CT Interests: Designing, drawing, music, painting, reading, singing, and … Continue reading Creative Scholar Spotlight: Damarilis “Dama” Rosado
The Connection Between Social Justice and Public Health
Amidst a global pandemic, in which people worldwide were afraid for their health and well-being, it seems unexpected that the largest social justice movement in United States history also occurred. The Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests began in Minneapolis on … Continue reading The Connection Between Social Justice and Public Health
How to Conquer Your Goals and Create the Career of Your Dreams
Bucket list for new beginnings: How to conquer your goals and create the career of your dreams If you’re looking to find your purpose, or even if you’re on a professional pause and feel the need to pivot, the tips … Continue reading How to Conquer Your Goals and Create the Career of Your Dreams
How to Learn from 2020 and Lead the Way in 2021
Out with The Old and In with The New: How to learn from last year and lead the way in 2021 By Dr. Sandi Coyne-Gilbert, MBA, DM The year 2020 was a year of loss and lessons. As people worldwide … Continue reading How to Learn from 2020 and Lead the Way in 2021
Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) Requirements in Connecticut
Occupational therapy assistants, commonly called OTAs, play a critical role in the healthcare field. These professionals help improve patients’ quality of life, by working and rehabilitating the fine motor skills that are needed for daily functioning. Every day, OTAs can … Continue reading Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) Requirements in Connecticut
7 Tell-Tale Signs You Should Enroll in a Criminal Justice School
Over the last decade, the United States has seen a shift in the perception of law enforcement. In recent years of mass shootings and tragedies, we have relied on brave first responders to step in, step up, and help. During … Continue reading 7 Tell-Tale Signs You Should Enroll in a Criminal Justice School
Why Study CNC Machining Today?
CNC machining has changed manufacturing as we know it. It has led manufacturing to shift gears, bring in advanced technology, and create quality goods in safer working environments. CNC machining is a thriving field that is in need of skilled … Continue reading Why Study CNC Machining Today?
Making Small Changes: Practical Faculty Advice in UDL at Goodwin University
Making Small Changes: Practical Faculty Advice in UDL at Goodwin University by Amy Beauchemin, Associate Professor, Sociology; Matt Connell, Assistant Professor and Program Director, Business Administration; and Phillip Fox, Associate Professor and Director, English — Goodwin University At Goodwin University, … Continue reading Making Small Changes: Practical Faculty Advice in UDL at Goodwin University
Apply Design Thinking to Inspire Future Entrepreneurs
Apply Design Thinking to Inspire Future Entrepreneurs by Mary Crean, Adjunct Professor, Goodwin University When we, as educators, place empathy at the center of teaching students, innovative sparks fly. Students strive harder to achieve success when you provide them with … Continue reading Apply Design Thinking to Inspire Future Entrepreneurs