Professor Jitendra Singh, School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership, was featured in the article “Interviews with Outstanding Authors” in the Journal of Medical Artificial Intelligence. In the interview he says, “I am primarily motivated by two key items to write: (a) impact of research in improving patient care practices both clinical and administrative in nature, and (b) ability to collaborate […]
Director of Public Safety Ryan Nelson has been selected to participate in the Cass Clay Threat Assessment Threat Management Team. Cass County Sheriff Jesse Jahner created the task force to help prevent acts of violence after an investigation revealed that a gunman who killed an officer last year likely planned a mass shooting. Representatives include law enforcement, members of the court […]
The Center for Business will be closed from 6:30am until noon on both Wednesday, March 13, and Thursday, March 14, to accommodate some electrical work for the Alumni Center.
The job search today can be challenging. The average job posting gets about 250 resumes and 70% of them are rejected by technology before they even reach a human. Join professional resume writer Julie Maahs as she shares how to get through (or around) the automated system to help you get noticed in your job search. She’ll cover how to: […]
Friday, April 19 | 4 to 8 p.m. | NEW LOCATION: Roland Dille Center for the Arts Please note the change of date and location for the Celebration of Nations, a family-friendly cultural celebration showcasing more than 30 countries that make our campus unique and vibrant. Activities include country booths, arts and designs, cultural performances, and international cuisine for tasting.