As I reflect on 2014 I decided to revisit my monthly “Note To Self” notes. (yes, I talk to myself!) Today, I want to share the photo journey with you once again. Oh, and I hope these blog posts also support you as you Grasp Your Greatness. No More Hiding Walk In Faith Share Your […]
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I love to share tips and strategies related to college and career success. I also love inspirational stories. If you’ve been reading my blog for a few years you know that I had a feature called SPOTLIGHT Teen of the Month where I interviewed a teenager in foster care. I also had a blog series
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Many parents are trying to balance assistance and instruction as their children navigate newfound freedom and independence during the college years. It is normal to want to lead instead of support and rescue instead of observe but a successful college experience allows students to mature mentally and emotionally as they excel academically. The following 5
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Gratitude = the quality or feeling of being thankful; feeling appreciation I am grateful for so many things but today I want to say THANK YOU to all my clients and blog readers!! What are you thankful for?
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You can’t get a quality college education if you are not enrolled due to lack of finances. And let’s not forget that college student loan debt is at an all-time high so financial aid and scholarships are more important than ever before. In a nutshell, the college financial aid office is an essential destination for
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Getting to know your professor is great. Your professor getting to know you is even better. Not only can your professors help learn important course material and give you the tools to earn a good grade in their class, they can also provide valuable career advice, write a letter of recommendation, or introduce you to
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The Department Chair is a visionary leader and spokesperson for the department they manage. In fact, a Department Chair is more than a manager – the chair is the gatekeeper, spokesperson, and developer. The Department Chair is responsible for curriculum and courses, faculty appointment and supervision, department operations, student needs, administration relationships, and connection to
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Your advisor is generally your main point of contact on campus. It is in your best interest that your advisor gets to know you and you get to know them so that you can build a strong working relationship. You want to be more than a paper file. When you meet with your advisor the
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College Students, READ ON…these blogs are just for you! 5 Ways to Have a Great College Semester 5 Ways to Be a Leader 5 Reasons to Get Involved in Campus Life 5 Reasons Students Should Participate in Community Service 5 Things To Do Before You Change Your Major Discover and implement more valuable ways,
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Problem = any question or matter involving doubt, uncertainty, or difficulty A problem can be any task or assignment you must complete. We encounter problems – large and small – on a daily basis. From deciding what to have for breakfast or where to park at the grocery store to selecting a college major or
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