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Thinking About a Career Change?

Lifelong careers are rapidly becoming a thing of the past, at least in western Europe and North America. People now have more than three career changes during their working life, according to statistics. But what does that mean exactly? The University of Nebraska defines career change as...

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Blog posts 2008-08-08

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Pepperdine University’s Graziadio School Introduces ‘MBA Plus’ Lifelong Learning and Career Enrichment Program for MBA Alumni, Offering Reduced Tuition

Career development program gives alumni opportunity to update and extend knowledge-base for today’s competitive market ...

Articles 2009-06-25

Chancellor University of Ohio Announces 'Jack Welch MBA'

Unique program will bring together traditional business curriculum with Jack Welch's innovative management philosophy and practices Noel M. Tichy, renowned management scholar and educator, to serve as Dean CLEVELAND, June 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Chancellor University of Ohio announced today that it is joining forces with...

Articles 2009-06-22

San Leandro High student has designs on career in fashion

SAN LEANDRO -- When she was 10, Alejandra Bonilla decided on a career as a fashion designer. Six years later, she is fast-tracking her way toward that goal. Bonilla, who creates and sells silk-screened women's cotton shirts, won the top prize late last month...

Articles 2009-06-09

Silence too prevalent in Bailey case

CHAUNCEY Bailey is an unlikely First Amendment martyr. His lifelong career in journalism was one of descent -- from the Detroit News to the Oakland Tribune, where he was fired for ethical lapses, to a tiny, free circulation weekly, the Oakland Post. What remained...

Articles 2009-05-31

Gabriel d'Amato, 87, lifelong student and teacher

GABRIEL A. D'AMATO could have had a career as a classical pianist, but he chose medicine instead. His choice turned out to be of great benefit to the mentally ill, especially children, and those who treat them. As a practicing child psychiatrist, researcher, consultant, teacher and author, he made important...

Articles 2009-05-26

Teenagers make military history

THESE two Huddersfield teenagers have joined the Army And both Ryan France and Kym Walter made a little bit of history as they did so. Both were among 18 young men from West Yorkshire who enlisted into The Yorkshire Regiment in the same ceremony - a record number...

Articles 2009-05-23

Bowler's passion pays off

By Steve Thompson THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL Seventy-three steps, running, for a 9-year-old boy. Forty-eight years later, Rex Haney remembers every anticipation-filled stride. Bursting out of the back door of his boyhood home in the southeast Kansas town of Cherryvale, Haney would sprint...

Articles 2009-05-17

Bowler's passion pays off

By Steve Thompson THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL Seventy-three steps, running, for a 9-year-old boy. Forty-eight years later, Rex Haney remembers every anticipation-filled stride. Bursting out of the back door of his boyhood home in the southeast Kansas town of Cherryvale, Haney would sprint...

Articles 2009-05-17

RugbyU: Money can't replace Test glory, Aussie coach warns

AAP Sports News Australia05-13-2009RugbyU: Money can't replace Test glory, Aussie coach warns SYDNEY, May 13, 2009 AFP - Wallabies coach Robbie Deans on Wednesday warned players mulling lucrative overseas offers that they would face lifelong regrets if they put money ahead of their Test careers....

Articles 2009-05-13

Rugby Test glory beats cash Aussie coach warns

SYDNEY AFP — Wallabies coach Robbie Deans warned players mulling lucrative overseas offers that they would face lifelong regrets if they put money ahead of their Test careers. Deans told Digby Ioane and Hugh McMeniman, who have reportedly received offers to pay club rugby in Japan, that they should think...

Articles 2009-05-12

STAR LETTER

AS A life-long Manchester United fan, I am absolutely delighted that following an incredible 18 years of playing for my club, Ryan Giggs has finally been voted the PFA's Player of the Year. He may have made only 12 starts this season, but he has played...

Articles 2009-05-03

Town until he's 90! REECE DINSDALE ANDY BOOTH will still be giving his all for Town when he's 90!

Byline: ANDY BOOTH, That's the view of Coronation Street actor Reece Dinsdale, a lifelong Town fan who has tracked every kick of Booth's career. "Andy has been a major asset to our glorious football club," he said. "Never flash, never greedy or arrogant. ...

Articles 2009-05-01

Empress Zenobia; Palmyra's rebel queen

Empress Zenobia; Palmyra's rebel queen. Southern, Pat. Continuum Publishing Group 2008 214 pages $29.95 Hardcover DS62 During the third century, the Roman Empire was being dismembered from east and west. The provincial capital Palmyria...

Articles 2009-05-01

Desert Days

Desert Days Fred Wendorf Southern Methodist University Press PO Box 750415, Dallas, TX 75275-0415 9780870745249, $29.95, www.tamu.edu/upress Uncovering ancient civilizations can uncover a lot about oneself. "Desert Days: My Life as a Field Archaeologist" are the reflections of lifelong archaeology...

Articles 2009-05-01

Care You Had Hoped For... And Then Some, The

When Anne Marie Labenberg founded Home Healthcare Associates HHCA four years ago alongside her father, Joseph Artioli, their primary goal was to provide top-notch homecare to their clients. Today, with a well-earned reputation for cultivating a highly qualified, personable staff and providing consistent, quality care to clients, Labenberg has achieved...

Articles 2009-05-01

A. Forrest Troyer receives the Siehl Prize for Excellence in Agriculture

A. Forrest Troyer receives the Siehl Prize for Excellence in Agriculture. His career was spent primarily as a corn breeder at Pioneer, DeKalb and Cargill. His work produced 40 commercial hybrids that sold more than 60 million units of seed. After retiring from Cargill in 1998, he was...

Articles 2009-05-01

Lives cut short -- Car flees Ogden police, kills 2 young men in

OGDEN -- They had bright futures, tragically cut short. Derek Jasper was anxiously awaiting his LDS mission call -- the letter was supposed to arrive in the mail next week. His roommate, Blake Strebel, was a Weber State University student also wanting to go on a mission...

Articles 2009-04-24

Fremont teacher to be inducted into women's hall of fame

FREMONT -- At a time when overachieving students forgo taking care of their bodies to cram for tests and an increasing number of children are obese, Linda Campana feels her role as a physical education teacher is more crucial than ever. "The generation that's growing up now...

Articles 2009-04-13

'The Road to Career Success and Happiness': New Book Offers Practical Strategies for Achieving Desired Results in Work and Life

SIMPSONVILLE, S.C., April 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Even in an economic recession, when jobs are hard to find, certain everyday practices can open the door to opportunities for new career paths and overall success in the workplace. Dr. Yehia El-Ibiary draws from more than 40 years of success in international...

Articles 2009-04-10