By: Robin Young-Cournoyer MSN., RN associate professor of Nursing As educators, we all strive to engage our students in active learning experiences that go beyond traditional methods. At Goodwin University, our approach to education is deeply rooted in the … Continue reading How Do Hackathons Benefit Students?
In today’s fast-paced, hyperconnected world, juggling personal and professional responsibilities has become increasingly challenging. Research shows that 77% of employees have experienced burnout at their current jobs, often caused by the blurring of work-life boundaries. Exacerbating burnout is the emerging … Continue reading Mastering Work-Life Balance: 5 Leadership Strategies for the Digital Age
Founded as the Data Institute Business School, Goodwin has spent over 25 years evolving into a dynamic university. While older institutions may rely on tradition, Goodwin’s unique advantage lies in its ability to continuously shape its own story — driven … Continue reading Goodwin University — Reinventing Higher Education with UDL
Earning a degree in Nursing isn’t only a matter of passing exams and clocking clinical hours — it’s also about developing the compassion, patience, and resilience necessary to navigate challenges in the field. Likewise, it’s not bravery alone that makes … Continue reading The Heart of a Hero: Sergeant First Class Ryan Will’s Path to Critical Care Nursing
An overwhelming number of Americans—94 percent in 2024—believe that pursuing a college degree is extremely valuable in securing a good career. A college degree can lead to higher earnings, more job prospects, and career development opportunities long-term. However, it’s not … Continue reading What is a General Studies Degree and Is It Right for You?
Goodwin University is pleased to announce the induction of an esteemed faculty member into the North Star Collective Fellowship — Dr. Ebenezer Afarikumah of Goodwin University. The North Star Collective (NSC) is a group of colleges and universities in the … Continue reading Championing Diversity in Academia: Goodwin Faculty Member Honored with North Star Collective Fellowship.
Gone is the stereotype of the wide-eyed teenager clutching a backpack while navigating a new and unchartered campus. With the concept of “age-friendly” universities gaining traction, colleges are increasingly recognizing the value of lifelong learning and working to become a … Continue reading Education Accessibility for All Ages: Goodwin’s Pursuit Toward the Age-Friendly Designation
Manufacturing technology jobs are at the forefront of innovation, and are therefore in high demand. As the manufacturing industry continues to integrate with advanced technologies, from AI to robotics, there is a great need for skilled professionals to operate and … Continue reading High Demand and High-Tech: 5 Manufacturing Technology Jobs You’ll Love
Goodwin University and University of Bridgeport Issue Tax-Exempt Social Bonds to Improve Access to Education for Underserved and Low-Income Students Goodwin University and University of Bridgeport are proud to announce they have successfully closed the sale of a $47 … Continue reading Goodwin University and UB Issue Tax-Exempt Social Bonds to Improve Student Access to Education
Higher education can be a whirlwind of new experiences — new classes, new freedoms, and of course, new people. But finding your crew and feeling like you truly belong on campus can sometimes feel like the trickiest part — especially … Continue reading ZeeMee: Your Social Hub at Goodwin
By: Shannon Strate, OTD, MS, OTR/L, Assistant Professor at Johnson and Wales University, UDL Teaching Fellow, Goodwin University While participating in Goodwin’s University’s Universal Design for Learning Institute, I chose to focus on the design of an Occupational Therapy (OT) … Continue reading What Makes My Students’ Synapses Fire to Best Learn Neuroscience for Occupational Therapy?
Eight years old and adorned in ill-fitting workwear, you survey the lesson plans attached to your clipboard — looking more like a parachute than a professional. In your make-shift classroom, you carefully set the desks of a student body composed … Continue reading A New Era of Education — How the M.Ed. Program is Making its Mark on Modern Learning
Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) are core members of the healthcare team, offering a range of essential services in patient care, health monitoring, and emergency response. However, the LPN scope of practice—in other words, what LPNs are responsible for—can vary significantly … Continue reading The LPN Scope of Practice in Connecticut
When we think of the healthcare system, doctors and nurses are often the first professionals to come to mind. However, there are a variety of important occupations that extend beyond patient care. Medical billers and medical coders, for example, are … Continue reading Medical Billing vs. Medical Coding: What’s the Difference?
As torrential morning rain gave way to a warm, dry afternoon, Goodwin University hosted its 2024 Commencement on May 23 at Rentschler Field in East Hartford. At 1 pm, master’s degree candidates were honored at a special hooding ceremony that … Continue reading At Commencement, Eriq La Salle urges “No such thing as dreaming too big”
Applying for college can be stressful for students and parents alike. Add in the challenge of paying for higher education—it can all feel overwhelming. Luckily, you’re not alone. Prospective college students and their families can turn to guidance counselors, admissions … Continue reading Summary of FAFSA Updates in 2024-25: What Incoming Students Should Know
Are you considering a trade school to get into the workforce fast? Learn about trade schools, their pros and cons, and alternatives like a career-focused college. Trades jobs, also known as skilled trades, are hands-on careers that require specialized skills … Continue reading Trade School vs. Career-Focused Colleges and Universities
After high school, many graduates feel pressured to follow what feels like a traditional path: attend a four-year college, earn a bachelor’s degree, and launch a career. However, a four-year degree is not in the cards for everyone, and it … Continue reading Technical School vs. Career College: Which is Right for You?