[Donna Van Dusen, Ph.d., Assistant Dean & Professor, School of Management] The School of Management at Regis University, in addition to our accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission, has begun the accreditation process with the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE). We have chosen to pursue this accreditation because it aligns with [...]
So here we are at Part 3 of our Personal Branding Series, which focuses mainly on the “why” aspect of your career strategy along with some final recommendations. If you’re in a job search or looking to further advance your career, you should in a sense, look at yourself as a product. You need to [...]
For the second year in a row, Regis University has been honored with the Honor Roll with Distinction category for the U.S. President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. Last year, Regis University was the only university in Colorado to receive this award. This could not be achieved without the stellar efforts of submission contributors and individuals who [...]
Last week in Part 1 of Personal Branding via Social Media, three steps were provided to get you started: 1) Create an online presence, 2) Determine your voice, and 3) Making your website or blog interesting and engaging through the use of media. In Part 2 of this three-part series, it’s all about tapping into [...]
In his Presidential Proclamation, President Obama states, “Service is a lifelong pursuit that strengthens the civic and economic fabric of our Nation. With every hour and every act, our lives are made richer, our communities are drawn closer, and our country is forged stronger by the dedication and generous spirit of volunteers.” Service to others [...]
[A version of this article first appeared on the Regis University Career Services blog.] If you’re looking for a job or looking to develop yourself professionally, social media can be a powerful tool. Part 1 of this trilogy will examine the process for personal branding and marketing yourself as an expert in your field/industry by [...]
When Wil Wardle began the Master of Science in Organization Leadership (MSOL) program in the summer of 2011, he had not anticipated that what he would learn would help him ramp his business up to the next level. Wil, a resident of Santa Barbara, California, chose the program because he says he was “drawn to [...]
[Part of the Learning Series© by Marilynn Force, Regis University affiliate faculty member and Educational Consultant at the John J. Sullivan Chair.] This month’s Learning Series article will focus on the learning processes of entrepreneurs and how Regis University plans to address these processes. Within Regis, the John J. Sullivan Chair for Free Enterprise program [...]
Networking is a key factor in the job search process, but can be very difficult for an introverted person. Introversion is a natural preference for people who tend to focus their attention on the inner world of ideas and impressions (MBTI Report Form). Most introverts are drained from a lot of group activities and social [...]
Regis University’s College for Professional Studies (CPS) has long partnered with community colleges to provide excellent options for transfer students in our region and nationwide. The Community College Partnership team works with staff, faculty and students at the community colleges to keep our partnership relationships strong. Part of our outreach includes visits and events to [...]
Integrating XBRL Analysis and Tagging Software
Dr. Rick Hodes Receives Honorary Degree from Regis University
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Learning Styles Research – The Difference Between Evidence and Bias
3rd Annual Jodi’s Race for Awareness for the Colorado Ovarian Cancer Alliance
Regis University School of Management Pursues IACBE Accreditation
Regis Master of Science in Accounting Graduate – A Winner of the Elijah Watt Sells Award
Salary Negotiation Tips for #Nonprofit Professionals
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