Choosing a career path is always important—but even more so during a crisis. Here are five majors to consider if you want to serve in the helping professions in times of need.
During the summer, it can be even more important to create healthy practices to make the most of your time and stay well. Here are some ways that students and families can pursue wellness this summer.
A Ph.D. in Rehabilitation and Movement Science can equip you to impact a variety of fields within healthcare through research and education. If you’re considering the degree path, here’s what to know.
These seven online interview tips can help you put your best foot forward in your next virtual interview—and land your dream job or internship. Here’s how.
Choosing the seminary degree that fits your ministry goals is an important part of fulfilling your call. Here are some tips on how to pick your program.
When you work toward a Master of Social Work degree, a wide array of career pathways can become available. Here are five social work fields you can pursue.
Students rely on online library resources more than ever to keep their education on track, and they are in need of skilled librarians equipped to support them along the way. See how earning a librarian degree online can prepare you to help.
With online summer school courses, you can keep the momentum going to explore new courses, graduate sooner, and save money. Learn more about the additional benefits of taking summer classes.
Choosing a medical career in physical therapy or rehabilitation and movement science allows you to promote wellness and help those in need. Here’s how to decide which degree path is best.
Joseph Bentz, Ph.D., professor in the Department of English, relates the current disruption we are experiencing with examples of biblical figures from the Old Testament who went through a crisis before God called them to do His most important work.