.png?w=886&resize=886,600&ssl=1 "ASPSF Honors Mary Remmel Wohlleb for Two Decades of Volunteer Service")
For more than 20 years, Mary Remmel Wohlleb has given her time to support single parent students. She’s their No. 1 fan, and her enthusiasm is contagious. “Y’all impress the heck out of me!” she said of ASPSF’s recipients. “I know that it has been a struggle, that many of you come from families where … Read more
The workplace is no longer confined to cubicle spaces, hauling morning commutes, and conference rooms. Now, working is shifting from a physical place to a lifestyle. Technology has made this transition possible because we can access people, tools, and live streams globally with the click of our mouse regardless of being at an Italian coffee … Read more
A common interview question employers ask during job interviews is, “Why are you interested in this position?” They want to know why you want to work at their company and the specific motivation behind why you applied for the job (not that you need a paycheck). Knowing how to answer interview questions well is always … Read more
In the fast-paced world of SaaS sales, my journey began as a sales development representative (SDR), where I quickly learned that success required more than just enthusiasm; it demanded a clear and effective playbook for engaging potential prospects. Later, I transitioned to managing a team of 12 SDRs and reported directly to the chief revenue … Read more
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You may have seen the internet explode recently when news broke that Dan Hurley, the head men’s basketball coach of the NCAA champion University of Connecticut (UCONN) Huskies, turned down a five-year $70 million ($14 million a year) head coaching position with the Los Angeles Lakers, arguably the crown jewel franchise of the NBA. The … Read more
While in Japan, our group visited many different culturally significant places. A few of these were UNESCO World Heritage Sites. World Heritage Sites are landmarks and areas with legal protection administered by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) for having cultural, historical, or scientific significance. These protected sites included Himeji Castle, Peace Memorial … Read more
Written by Niklas Gamble (University of Minnesota), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Summer 2024 Studying abroad is one of the highlights of entering into adulthood for many college students. I have met so many twenty, thirty, and forty-somethings who fondly recall their study abroad adventures. For them, it’s always been spoken of as a distant, formative memory, … Read more
Written by Eliza Ward (Meredith College), Student Correspondent for CET Siena, Summer 2024 Culture shock, jet lag, homesickness, new environment, and language—oh my! The possibilities are endless when traveling to a new country. I remember my first time arriving in Italy feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and lost at times. I was unaware of the language, typical routines, dos and … Read more
Tom Anderson, CEO of a rising programmatic service company, is primed to enroll unique “native-as-a-service” solutions to Supply-Side Platforms (SSPs). The experienced innovator, who has worked with notable names such as Emodo and TripleLift, aspires to thread the needle between conventional ad technologies and modern native services. Envisioning a breakthrough in the ad tech terrain, … Read more