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Student Highlight: Jake Klug
Being passionate about most aspects of your life isn’t easy, but Jake Klug makes it seem like an involuntary action. Jake is a General Studies major with minors in Urban Planning and Development and Arabic Language, Religion, and Culture. From architecture to ancient languages, all the way to software programs, Jake makes sure he puts […]
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Actions Speak Louder than Words: Decoding the World of Non-Verbal Communication
The Art of Non-Verbal Communication Non-verbal communication is using physical characteristics like facial expressions, body language, and eye-contact to express emotions, messages, or information. The simplicity in reading and displaying non-verbal communication makes it easily unidentifiable in our everyday lives. Non-verbal communication can be as unnoticeable as someone having two headphones in instead of one, […]
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Student Highlight: Angeles Marin-Batana
There are many variables to consider when evaluating what makes a well-rounded employee, and User Experience Apprentice Angeles Marin-Batana has spent her college years striving to be as multifaceted of a young professional as possible. Angeles is majoring in both Spanish and Computer Science, with concentrations in Language Linguistics/Culture Studies and Data Analytics/Machine Learning, with […]
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Student Highlight: Jaylee Copeland
As she enters her final semester at Ball State, Video Team Master Jaylee Copeland plans to immerse herself in her work just like she has during the course of her college career. With a big passion for video production, Jaylee has learned a lot about herself and her skillset by diving in headfirst to whatever […]
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New Year, New Me: Setting + Sticking to Goals
Streamers, champagne, confetti, and aspirations; the mark of a successful New Year’s Eve. But now that bottles are empty, the countdown is over, and January has begun, what lies ahead for your new year? The new year has a reputation for fresh starts, resolutions, and goal making. Millions of Americans take a step back and […]
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Student Highlight: Connor Vessely
Board games and computer science go hand in hand for Digital Corps development team apprentice Connor Vessely. While data analytics and machine learning take up most of his class time, his free time is dedicated to a different kind of problem solving, competitive board games. These strategy games are part of the reason he loves […]
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The Woes and Pros of Entering the Workforce: Making it With Maggie
Are you entering the workforce? If so, some of your many thoughts may be: As the end of the semester/school year rolls around, graduates everywhere are worrying about the next step of their lives after commencement day. Wondering what life has in store for them and wondering how they are going to adjust to post-graduate […]
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The Woes and Pros of Entering the Workforce: Keeping up with Kallen
Are you entering the workforce? If so, some of your many thoughts may be: As the end of the semester/school year rolls around, graduates everywhere are worrying about the next step of their lives after commencement day. Wondering what life has in store for them and wondering how they are going to adjust to post-graduate […]
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Making Post-Grad Plans as an Undergraduate
Kickoff at Portfolio Day 2024, a networking event for Corps students to sharpen their professional skills.
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The Woes and Pros of Entering the Workforce: Elle’s Experience
Are you entering the workforce? If so, some of your many thoughts may be: As the end of the semester/school year rolls around, graduates everywhere are worrying about the next step of their lives after commencement day. Wondering what life has in store for them and wondering how they are going to adjust to post-graduate […]
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