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High-Paying Healthcare Professions that Don’t Require a Large Investment in School

Healthcare remains one of the fastest-growing industries, with about 1.9 million job openings each year, driven by an aging population and advancements in medical technology. Many believe that to enter high-paying healthcare professions, you need years of expensive education. Of … Continue reading High-Paying Healthcare Professions that Don’t Require a Large Investment in School

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Creating an Age-Inclusive Campus: The Path of Goodwin’s Age-Friendly University Designation

As of 2025, adults 65 and older make up 20% of Connecticut’s population, highlighting a growing demand for accessible lifelong learning. In a world shaped by rapid technological advancements and an evolving workforce, age-friendly education provides older adults with opportunities … Continue reading Creating an Age-Inclusive Campus: The Path of Goodwin’s Age-Friendly University Designation

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Where Can CNC Machinists Work? Exciting Work Environments to Consider

Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining is a vast, extensive field within the ever-evolving manufacturing industry. Becoming a CNC machinist can offer heaps of growth opportunities for your career, with around 35,400 job openings for machinists projected each year. However, before … Continue reading Where Can CNC Machinists Work? Exciting Work Environments to Consider

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Professional Studies vs. General Studies Program: What’s the Difference?

Choosing the right degree can feel overwhelming, especially when comparing seemingly similar options. Take, for example, an associate degree in General Studies vs. a bachelor’s degree in Professional Studies. Sure, both programs offer flexibility and broad learning opportunities, but they … Continue reading Professional Studies vs. General Studies Program: What’s the Difference?

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Resilience and Representation: Dr. Lisa Wiśniewski Explores Eastern European Identity in American Education

When Americans think of Europe, we often picture the West — gliding through Venice on a gondola, marveling at the Eiffel Tower, or savoring a Bavarian pretzel at Oktoberfest. But, with over 50 countries, Europe is far greater than its … Continue reading Resilience and Representation: Dr. Lisa Wiśniewski Explores Eastern European Identity in American Education