Category Archives: Guest Student Post

You’ve Graduated… What’s Next?

Posted on June 20, 2016 by

Being a candidate for a Master’s Degree in Organizational Development must mean that I have my plans after graduation neatly organized and planned out right? ABSOLUTELY NOT! As excited as I am to graduate and “be done,” I am secretly … Continue reading →

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What can a Career Journal do for you?

Posted on June 13, 2016 by

Guest Author: Peg O’Donnell  We have all been asked at one point in our lives “what is your dream job?” As we continue to grow and develop what we know about the world we start to take the question more … Continue reading →

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Two Truths, No Lie: Positive Psychology

Posted on June 6, 2016 by

Dr. Martin Seligman is a mentor of mine in spirit. His day job however is being the father of Positive Psychology and its’ two supporting theories: the Authentic Happiness Theory (AHT) and the Well Being Theory (WBT). Spoiler alerts: He was … Continue reading →

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The Stress Struggle is Real: Stress Management for Adult Students

Posted on April 4, 2016 by

By Guest Author: Niké Basurto Last month I saw my dentist and learned that I was clenching my jaw so tightly at night that I was damaging my teeth. The real culprit? Stress. After some soul searching and a bite … Continue reading →

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The Recipe for Success: Formal education leads to better results

Posted on March 28, 2016 by

When I began my studies at RU, it was with many years of experience working in the training and development field under my belt.  I was a competent training manager—serving as the liaison between the SMEs and developers, offering input … Continue reading →

Posted in academic studies, andragogy, Careers, Guest Student Post, Instructional Design, Learning at Roosevelt, Training, Uncategorized | Tagged , , , , , | 7 Comments

Crossing the Digital Divide: Networking and career development for online learners

Posted on March 21, 2016 by

How do I grow my network of colleagues and gain industry experience sitting on my sofa at home taking online classes? Continue reading →

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Multiple Intelligence Theory: A focus on the trainee

Posted on March 4, 2016 by

Guest Post by Camille Harris, 2015 MATD Graduate Have you heard the words, “she cannot be trained?” All too often, we are quick to blame the trainee when training does not result in the desired change. My organization has managers … Continue reading →

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