For the first time since 1873, there are more than 4,000 breweries in the United States, making the craft brewery market more competitive than ever. To succeed in the industry, the common denominator is a high level of craft beer knowledge and business acumen. UVM is offering a new online Business […]
By Tera Dacek To have great beer, one may argue that you must have a great brewer. To run a great brewery and develop a strong brand, then you would also need great employees who are the perfect blend of qualified, passionate, and hardworking, right? To test our assumptions, and […]
A chance interaction changed the course of Amelia Gulkis’s career. The UVM alumna, who graduated in 2001 with a degree in history, is now the chief operating officer of EnSave, an agricultural energy-efficiency company in Richmond that helps clients from around the country. After earning her degree, Gulkis worked as a […]
(Photo: Flickr Creative Commons) Closing the deal is what Joe Candido loves most about being in sales. The rush of signing a new prospect or selling a product makes his job feel meaningful and rewarding. Candido, who is president of Fifth Element Associates, a Colchester-based research, marketing, and sales consultancy firm, is […]
Where the mind is without fear and the head is held highWhere knowledge is freeWhere the world has not been broken up into fragmentsBy narrow domestic wallsWhere words come out from the depth of truthWhere tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfectionWhere the clear stream of reason has not lost […]
High school senior Carter Visicaro is setting his sights on becoming a pathologist. The Vergennes High School student has always wanted to work in medicine, and participating in UVM’s Summer Academy’s Health and Medicine course helped him decide what he really wants for a career. Carter Visicaro “I’ve always wanted to be […]
For those of us who may not know how to act in business, it can be somewhat intimidating. But it can be pretty easy to make sure that you handle yourself well in the world of business. Here are a few simple rules to follow. Always listen: This may simple […]
Career Fairs can be a helpful strategy for looking for internships or jobs. Here’s why you want to consider attending: ** Good way to learn about companies—Think of the career fair as a great way to explore and learn more about companies that will be a fit for you and that […]
As a college student, especially those close to graduation, there is a lot of pressure to get a job. People are always asking, “Have you found a job?”, “What are you doing after graduation?” or “How is the job search?” Due to this pressure, many new graduates will accept the […]
Are you registered for Networking @ Nite? If not, you might want to see who’s coming and sign up! Career & Professional Development has been working closely with our friends in Natural Sciences & Mathematics, and in alumni relations, to bring you a group of awesome, fun, talented people for you to […]
The dreaded decision for any pre-health student is whether or not to pursue the health professions (particularly medicine) when times get tough. In many cases, pre-health students have always wanted to be a physician, nurse, pharmacist, or PA and help people through healthcare. Before coming to DU, I advised Pre-Nursing majors and […]
Bloom’s Taxonomy Across Stages of Language Acquisition Levels of thinking and language functions Level of thinking and academic language move from concrete recall to more complex and more abstract in any undertaking. Language use across stages of second-language acquisition Moves from simple to complex in grammatical tenses, forms, vocabulary, etc. […]
What Does a Day in the Life of a Paralegal Look Like? was originally published on WayUp Guide. From drafting correspondence to performing legal research, the life of a paralegal can be quite different from one day to the next. Despite these differences, most paralegals do a combination of the following things. Conducting legal […]
By Chemeketa SBDC One of the harder chores that a business owner faces is delegation. While there may be immediate gratification when someone takes a task off your overwhelmingly full plate, the fact is that once you feel the relief, you may very well begin to question whether it has been […]
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