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student profile | studentprofile | testimonial | testimonials | thought leadershipThe Northern Kentucky University (NKU) program dedicated to middle school education is a progressive and skillful career move for classroom teachers who want to specialize
When it comes to attracting and retaining talent, what part does salary play? Conversely, how much do perks like nap pods, ping pong and unlimited
Casey Harden got more than she bargained for when she returned to college to increase her earning potential and broaden her healthcare horizons. “I was
Red teaming, also known as ethical hacking, is the practice of requesting a group to play the role of hackers and launch a multilayered cyberattack
The Certified Public Accountant (CPA) test is changing to reflect the technology-driven marketplace of today’s accounting world. As a result, the American Institute of CPAs
The COVID-19 pandemic prompted healthcare systems to create new care delivery modules using more telemedicine and an integrated team approach. Telehealth helps gather data from
Real-time data (or just in time information) to the end-user can provide enormous value to improving patient care, clinician time, workflow solutions and reducing healthcare
Healthcare veteran Angel Taylor admits an ulterior motive for earning a doctoral degree. “I always laugh and tell my husband, Shaun, that the whole purpose
With 23 years working full time at the same hospital, 14 years serving the same agency part time and 10 years teaching at the same
Supply chain managers manage a lot of different moving parts in their job, coordinating products in places with people across different time zones and arranging
Kaytee Capps didn’t have to look far for guidance when she needed a career change. She didn’t even have to leave her house. “I started
After earning an associate degree more than a decade ago, Christy O’Keefe is eager to finish what she started. “I have always wanted to complete
After starting as a nursing assistant a decade ago, Dannah Moore has built up her career, landing a consultant role with the South Carolina Department
For new MBA graduates, understanding how financial management works in organizations is immensely important. Managers and executives need to understand how budgets work and how
As COVID-19 swept across the globe, respiratory therapists (RTs) stepped into the spotlight. These professionals were thrust into critical care situations and called upon to
While growing up in Henan, China, Dr. Yi Hu saved the world every chance he got. “At an early age, I was interested in computer
Assistant professor Dr. Crystal Daugherty is in her second year at Northern Kentucky University (NKU), but it feels a bit like she’s back at the
The Agile project management methodology breaks down large projects into manageable development “sprints,” completed in short iterations over a product life cycle. The incremental nature
The COVID-19 pandemic catapulted respiratory therapists (RTs) — previously unsung stars in the care continuum — into the limelight. It has served as a reminder
There has never been a more exciting time to earn an MBA degree, with several global trends poised to challenge conventional ways of doing business.
When addressing any issue, educators must do so early. The same is true for special learning needs in students. Early intervention is a series of
Dr. Kristi Rulli had an unusual way of celebrating her graduation with a bachelor’s degree from Northern Kentucky University in 2013. She became a professor
Specialization is an excellent option for nurse practitioners looking to take their scope of practice to the next level without committing to another multi-year degree
Many Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree programs share common courses. Many schools often offer MBA specializations and concentrations, helping degree candidates pursue specific career
“I have excellent written and verbal communication skills.” Most resumes make that claim because most position postings require it. There is a problem, though. According
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, chronic lower respiratory diseases were a leading cause of disability and death in the United States, ranked fourth for all-cause
Growing up in a rural town in south-central Kentucky, Dr. Jitana Benton-Lee saw many of her loved ones succumb to preventable diseases. “The health of
Technology’s impact on society is a double-edged sword. While advancements have brought convenience and connection to our lives, they can also have detrimental effects. For
Professionals in the realm of public health — such as care providers, officials and policymakers — recognize that effective health communication is essential for improving
While much of school is dedicated to teaching students mastery of common core educational concepts, another focus is how to best prepare students for success
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