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  • How to Maintain Consumer Trust After a Data Breach
    In today’s digital landscape, data breaches are an unfortunate reality that organizations must confront. With cyber threats evolving and becoming more sophisticated, the importance of robust data protection strategies has never been greater. A data breach can pose significant risks to sensitive information, but they also threaten the trust that ...
  • Which Online Minor Should You Enroll In?
  • 5 Reasons to Pursue an Online Minor
    In today’s fast-paced world, the pursuit of education is more flexible than ever. At the College of Professional Studies at Syracuse University, earning a online minor offers the opportunity to pursue remote study options while continuing to gain skills that are complementary to your degree. According to Best Colleges’ 2024 Online ...
  • Everything You Need to Know About Cannabis Studies
    Are you looking to learn more about the cannabis industry, but aren’t sure where to start? If so, our cannabis studies certificates, microcredentials or minor may be the right choice for you. The College of Professional Studies cannabis studies programs have the option to be fully online and are aimed at educating ...
  • Your Guide to Remote Learning: 3 Tips to Elevate Your Online Learning Experience
    How can you create the perfect at-home learning space? Start here.  In the past, getting a degree online meant choosing between a narrow subset of options. In 2024, however, online learning is now a norm for many students, especially those looking to gain new skills or switch career paths.  But while the ...
  • Career Corner: Fast Facts About a Career in Cybersecurity
    Considering a career in cybersecurity? Here’s what you should know about this lucrative and exciting field. When you picture a “cybersecurity expert,” you may envision the Hollywood version: a person typing away in a white van or surrounded by computers in a control room.  In reality, cybersecurity is not a career ...
  • How a Diverse Classroom Benefits All Students and Instructors
    More than just a recent buzzword, diversity is a crucial part of success in the classroom. While typically discussed in relation to race, diversity encompasses a host of differences. These include, but are not limited to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, class, learning style, country of origin, disability, political ideology, ...
  • The On-Ramp to Scaling Microcredentials: Advice from the Acceleration Lane
    By Arthur Thomas, executive director of the Office of Professional Acceleration and Microcredentials at the College of Professional Studies | Reposted from evolllution.com Depending where your institution seems to be along the continuum—from offering just a few microcredentials to offering many—there are some things to keep in mind if you want ...
  • Become a Project Manager: How and Why
    In today’s competitive business environment, project management skills are essential for success. Whether you are a project manager, a team member, or a manager, having strong project management skills can help you make a positive impact in your current role or future career. What Does a Project Manager Do? Project managers do ...
  • Proactive Student Support: A Key Advantage to Your Success as a Student
    “My advisor at my previous school was so difficult to get ahold of. Sometimes I didn’t get a response to my questions for weeks.” “I wasn’t sure who to call about an issue I was having while enrolled in the program, there are so many different offices. And as an online ...