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The Path to PR Trading the Boardroom for Baby’s Room Building A Legacy: May 5-13 Does something in your life need some spring cleaning?
 

The Path to PR

One girl's path to a career in public relations by way of internships.

Trading the Boardroom for Baby’s Room

ough, career-related decisions usually lead women along a progressive, defined path. Leaving one company and moving to a competitor for a better title or salary increase is common among professional women. Choosing to pursue postgraduate education to prepare for the next career level is another option some women take to advance within an industry. When [...]

Building A Legacy: May 5-13

Many people mistakenly believe that the homeowners who benefit from Habitat for Humanity sit out while volunteers work hard to build a new home. National Women Build Week, which runs from May 5-13th, Women Build is shrinking the stereotype in hopes of building their volunteer base.

Does something in your life need some spring cleaning?

Spring is here! Time to dust off some shelved dreams, dig out some hidden hopes, and perhaps invent something all together new for yourself. Even more so than during New Year Resolutions season, Spring is the perfect time to look what aspects of your life are not working for you as well as they could [...]

Engineered for Equality

22 July 2011

 Women in science and engineering professions are out-numbered by men 2 to 1. Just under one fourth of undergraduate engineering degrees are awarded to women. Biological and chemical engineering degrees are among the most popular for undergraduate women in engineering. It is apparent that women who choose a technical career path are choosing to go [...]

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Is Your Credit Score A Healthy Number?

20 July 2011

I’ve always wondered if people would pay more attention to their credit score if they wrote the number on a sticky note and walked around with it displayed on their forehead. Everybody is so focused on weight, which people can judge you by immediately, but most ignore their credit score because it’s not something that anyone can see on a daily basis. People don’t realize they have a bad score until they need a really good score. Then, kind of like trying to lose 5 pounds in 3 days for a hot date, you want to quickly improve your credit score–but it’s not that easy.

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America the Beautiful: Women in the Ranks

19 July 2011

So why am I in the AF now? Because I have been blessed in small and large ways and it’s the least I can do to say “thank you” to a country that I love. —Captain Christy Nelson Williams, USAF In the Beginning In 1781 GEN George Washington wrote to Sarah Bache, “Amidst the distress and sufferings of the Army, whatever sources they have arisen, it must be a consolation to our Virtuous Country Women that they have never been accused of withholding their most zealous efforts to support the cause we are engaged in.” Women, eager to contribute to America’s frequent causes, have been regular fixtures on the fringes of war for centuries. And while their participation has not always been equal to their male counterparts’, (if it be gauged through combat action seen or ammunition dispensed), it is impossible to ignore the significant and important roles their efforts have played during each conflict from the American Revolution to present.

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Breaking the Business Mold

13 July 2011

Female entrepreneurs are strong, fearless, and have a dash of sass. At some point , even if they’re late bloomers, they refuse to accept their place in line and they decide to cut straight to the head of it instead. Not Just a Pet Project For Dana Humphrey of Whitegate PR, a company known for [...]

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