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Boston College Student’s Get a Lesson in Personal Branding
I feel that personal branding should be the heartbeat of higher education. The logic here is that the sooner you discover your personal brand, the more risks you can take, as well as the easier it is to carve our your career path. Today I spoke at Boston College to some freshman and seniors [...]
College Student Clash: How to Find Balance When Building a Professional Yet Realistic Brand
Today’s guest post is by Rebecca Corliss, who is a young professional from Boston. She is a recent graduate of Boston University, beginning a new career in technology PR. She’s dabbled in violin, clarinet, guitar and piano– and even began her college career majoring in music before her switch to PR. Her [...]
Open Question: Acting-How do I approach it?
I am a musician (drums) with experience in the entertainment industry already, however, I want to pursue an acting career as well. I moved to Boston from L.A. just about a year ago, to attend Berklee College Of Music. As I continued, I became more interested in acting.-Commercials, movies, t.v., etc. I dont want to pack up and go all the way back to L.A. just yet...anyone have any information on how to get a good start on your acting career while you're in boston? [...]
Denver-Boston Food & Restaurant Dialogue
My favorite time-waster/time-spender is to check out the latest posts on Chowhound , an online foodie community of people who like to eat out, people who like to cook, people who like to watch the Food Network and various combinations of these likes. I haunt the Southwest Board, where I made a Chowhound pal who turned out to be an "Oklahoma-born, LA/Iowa City/Boston-educated, Denver-based food writer." (She can reveal her name if she cares to, but I won't.) I also went to college in Boston and am now a [...]
Monday News
Christmas has come early for those who favor the college developmental path over that of the CHL, and it has come in the form of an unexpected quote from an unexpected source. Kamloops head coach Greg Hawgood, talking about his 14-year-old son, Logan, who wants to be a Boston University Terrier, is quoted in Sunday's Boston Globe as saying: "Great by me. I want what's best for him, and a lot of people here think I'd want him to go the Canadian junior route. Well, you know, I don't think I'd want him to be a [...]
Parsons: Serious Games Prototypes As A Force For Social Good
Serious Games challenging us to play in the public interest Via: Crain's New York Business.com - Parsons Launching Serious Games Research Lab Gaming as an education tool is attracting attention from an increasing number of higher education institutions, including Boston College, Columbia University, and Amherst College, which are supporting an online educational game environment called Immersive Education. Parsons The New School for Design and nonprofit Games for Change announced yesterday they are [...]
Parsons: Serious Games Prototypes As A Force For Social Good
Serious Games challenging us to play in the public interest Via: Crain's New York Business.com - Parsons Launching Serious Games Research Lab Gaming as an education tool is attracting attention from an increasing number of higher education institutions, including Boston College, Columbia University, and Amherst College, which are supporting an online educational game environment called Immersive Education. Parsons The New School for Design and nonprofit Games for Change announced yesterday they are [...]
Serious Games Attracting A Number Of Higher Education Institutions
Serious Games challenging us to play a better future Via: The Chronicle Of Higher Education - 'Immersive Education' Submerges Students in Online Worlds Made for Learning Gaming as an education tool is attracting attention from a number of higher education institutions, including Boston College, Columbia University, and Amherst College, which are supporting an online educational game environment called Immersive Education. Why Games ? Professor James Gee observes the following: Games encourage performance [...]
Football, 9/11, and Red Bandannas
Note: As with all of my photographs that are linked to my Flickr. Click on the actual photograph and it will take you to my account where you can then find larger versions of the photos. Last weekend marked the 10 year anniversary of the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001. On Saturday across the nation, tributes and memorials were held during many sporting events to honor and remember those who tragically died on that day. At UCF a couple of students that had watched the ESPN OTL tribute to Welles Crowther [...]
Football and Rivership Romance?
This last weekend was the start of football season, my favorite part of the year. I’m a huge UCF Knight and Miami Dolphins fan. Couple that with my determination to get my project done for school and I did not spend a lot of time with photos this weekend. I did however, mostly finish my project. This should help give me time to catch up with my class reading, football, and dedicate a little more time towards working on my photography. This upcoming weekend is a big home game for UCF against Boston [...]