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Finding the Problem: The Reality of Balancing School and Work
Being in college, or any kind of schooling is intimidating at best. Obviously, education and the privilege of knowledge are wonderful things. But once we turn our “LinkedIn voices” off and talk about the real stressors of classes, assignments, homework, tests, social lives, networking, and professional development, we see how the entire “school” thing can […]
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From Idea to Reality: The Ball State Fabrication Lab
In its inaugural year, the newly revamped Fabrication Lab has quickly become a successful aspect of the Digital Corps. From 3D printing to laser cutting, The Fab Lab gives students a space to experiment, prototype, and bring ideas to life. The Lab originally operated as a plastics prototyping and research lab with only a couple of 3D printers and some other very specific equipment. After the Lab Manager, Dr. Flowers, retired, it was used as a shared […]
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5 Habits to Improve Productivity
The saying “an apple a day keeps the doctor away” may be a bit misleading. It’s less about the apple, and more about the daily routine that could be the reason you’re staying healthy. Do you ever look at someone and wonder how they have it all together? We all fall victim to comparing one […]
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Reclaiming Responsibility: How to Communicate Ethically in the Digital Era
Ethical communication in the digital era is quite a statement, but it’s important to understand what it means. We communicate through texts, videos, posts, and AI-generated content very quickly, but how do we ensure this communication is ethical? To understand ethical communication in the digital era, it is important to understand what ethical communication is and what it should look like. What is Ethical Communication? Study.com and business strategist, Ken D. Foster, bring us basic ethical communication practices: Ethical communication is not lying, […]
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Student Highlight: Saige Chandler
Balancing work and life is not everyone’s forte, but Saige Chandler makes it seem as easy as breathing. Saige has worked at the Digital Corps for most of her college experience. She was hired during the second semester of her freshman year as a Communications Apprentice and worked her way up to Communications Master in […]
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Your Sign + Guide to Stop Procrastinating
You’re never going to want to do that thing. You know that thing… the one you have been pushing off? The one that you are waiting to complete only when it is the perfect time to do it? Yeah, you’re never going to want to do it. That perfect time isn’t coming. You’re never going […]
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Grad School vs. The Job Market: What’s the Best Fit for You?
Congratulations! You have just completed your undergraduate degree! But, now what? Do you plan on jumping right into the job market, or are you toying with the idea of attending grad school? This blog will dive deep into the pros and cons of attending a graduate program. Let it be known that neither path is […]
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Student Highlight: Missy Rambissoon
Spurred on by the media industry, Missy Rambissoon finds herself among passionate creatives in her media and film journey. In her time at The Digital Corps, as a Video Specialist, and majoring in Media with a concentration in Video Production, Missy has grown into friendships and formed a community that will support her long after […]
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The Power of Saying No
We often talk about managing your workload and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. But what happens when you feel like you can’t say no? Whether you’re trying to balance being a student and having a job, your work and hobbies, or your social life, it’s likely that you’re saying yes too much. By learning how […]
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How to Make Your Story Stick
Writing can be frustrating, especially when you are worried about making sure your audience remembers you and your goal. When writing, people are often focused thoroughly on making their point instead of whether or not their story will stick with their audience. An aspect that gets slightly glazed over while writing is the fact that […]
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