The 1920s were anything but quiet. From groundbreaking political reform to the roots of future global conflict, this decade redefined the world. Here’s what really happened, politically, socially, and culturally. When the 1920s began, a devastating world war was still raging. As the decade concluded, a stock market crash in the United States catalyzed a…
The U.S. nursing shortage isn’t just a staffing problem—it’s a crisis that affects patient safety, nurse well-being, and the future of healthcare. But for registered nurses (RNs), this moment also presents an opportunity to lead change and take control of their careers. Let’s explore what’s causing the shortageand what it means for today’s nurses. Why…
If you’re pursuing an online program at The University of Texas Permian Basin, you know that studying online has its perks and conveniences, including the ability to complete coursework at any time from the comfort of your own home. However, an online format can also pose unique challenges. Some students may feel isolated, which can…
Our criminal justice system relies on the efforts of numerous individuals to keep the wheels of justice turning. Peace officers have the power to enforce laws, cite offenders, and temporarily take suspects into custody. These suspects may then go before a judge, with or without a jury, to determine their guilt or innocence and any…
From the outside looking in, the role of a superintendent might seem hazy. They’re often seen as district managers or figureheads. Step inside the world of education leadership, however, and you’ll find they’re so much more. Alongside teachers and fellow administrators, school superintendents are responsible for creating a safe, inclusive learning environment for students. Still,…
When you pursue a bachelor’s degree, you declare a major: an area of focus for your degree such as communication, business administration, criminal justice, or psychology. However, before you begin that focused aspect of the program, you must complete a wide-ranging selection of general education courses, no matter which college or university you attend. Have…
Teachers and administrators often refer to their profession as a calling. A passion for teaching and a desire to make a difference in the lives of students is often what draws people to education, but that alone isn’t always enough to succeed in this field. Individuals working in education must envision a clear professional path;…
If you have served in or are currently serving in the United States military, we thank you for your service! Over the years, our country has developed ways to show its appreciation to service members and help them excel outside the military with legislature that assists with education costs and other important aspects of life….
A Master of Business Administration brings with it tremendous prestige and countless potential career benefits. That’s why so many degree holders take pride in saying, “I’m an MBA.” It’s a degree that can define your professional expertise and underscores your dedication to reaching higher. For many professionals, a graduate degree is a pathway to coveted…
The Age of Johnson was an eighteenth-century period of English literature named for Samuel Johnson (1709-1784), an acclaimed poet, essayist, literary critic, lexicographer, and biographer. Also referred to as the Age of Sensibility, the Age of Johnson was nestled between the Augustan Age—distinguished by writers such as Jonathan Swift and Alexander Pope—and the Romantic period,…