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KansasCOM Students See Ties Between Community and Care
KansasCOM students connect with Wichita nonprofits to understand how community conditions, relationships, and access to resources influence patient health. Osteopathic medicine begins with the idea that the body is a…
Whisper Networks and Wounded Healers: How Counselors Take Care of Their Own Mental Health
Counselors are trained to care for others, but the work takes an emotional toll. Here’s how they stay grounded through personal therapy, supervision, and peer support. BY LORI S. ALCALÁ…
The Colleges of Law Names Brandy Price as Dean and Chief Academic Officer
BY THE COLLEGES OF LAW The Colleges of Law, credited with launching California’s first accredited Hybrid J.D. program, announced the appointment of Brandy Price, J.D., as its new Dean and…
How the 3-Year Psychology B.A. Can Jumpstart Your Psychology Career
Thinking about a career in mental health? Explore how The Chicago School’s B.A. Psychology: Focused Path offers a direct path to your goals. The post How the 3-Year Psychology B.A.…
Where Can an Ed.D. Take You? 6 Careers To Consider
Explore careers to pursue with a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Early Childhood Education, from program leadership to nonprofit advocacy. The post Where Can an Ed.D. Take You? 6 Careers…
Is Occupational Therapy Right for You? 7 Signs You’re Made for This Career
Natasha Smet, OTD, highlights the shared qualities that set students up for success in occupational therapy careers. The post Is Occupational Therapy Right for You? 7 Signs You’re Made for…
The Long Game of Bold Educational Change
Bold ideas alone don’t drive change in higher education. They need structure, support, and shared commitment to take root. In this episode of Radical Cooperation, Dr. Michael Horowitz speaks with…