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Staying Healthy on Campus
Dorms are much like sardine cans – packing in a lot of people into a relatively small amount of space. All that proximity can pretty easily lead to sicknesses that spread through entire halls. Take a...
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The How, When and Where of Handing Down our Faith
This is a guest post by Tim and Tami Thurber _____________________ “…you must teach them to your children and speak of them as you sit in your house, as you walk along the road, as you lie down, and as...
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Top Five Interviewing Tips for New (or not so new) Grads
After conducting 100s of interviews and 1,000s of resume reviews in my various roles as an HR professional, technical recruiter, career consultant and college professor, it still amazes me the...
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Top Five Interviewing Tips for New (or not so new) Grads | Part Two
Earlier this week, we introduced to you the TOP TWO tips for new (or not so new) graduates going into job interviews. Here’s a look at the next three tips to help college students, recent graduates and...
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Internships that Impact Lives – Sara Petzke, Class of 2012, Christian...
“We wanted to get the whole family involved at our Dessert Celebration this year, so we created the Kids Program, which was a huge success with almost 30 kids in attendance! Our goal was to inspire...
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7 Ways to Help To Prevent Burn Out
Photo via RELEVANT Magazine A recent article from Relevant Magazine highlighted an issue that is prevalent among many students and young professionals (even the not so young professionals): burn out....
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Demonstrating “Employability” in an Interview
I mentioned Employ-ability in my last blog post. I said: “Employ-ability covers a range of interview issues – like how to dress (modestly and professionally), when to show up (a smidge early), how to...
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LAUNCH! Dual Enrollment: Savings for Parents, Success for Students
If you are the parent of a high school sophomore, junior or senior, you are probably navigating through ways to help your soon-to-be college student afford a solid education. For those of you with a...
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Musings on “Biblical” Leadership
We teach an introductory course called Biblical Concepts of Leadership at Davis College, all the while acknowledging that the Bible is not meant as a textbook on leadership per se. Indeed, the...
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Living Now as if Then: Thoughts from Nahum
This is re-posted with permission from Dr. George Snyder, Davis College’s Hebrew professor. Visit his blog here. I just completed eight weeks with my Sunday school class on Nahum; they seemed to enjoy...
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