Social media has impacted almost every industry over the past decade and the criminal justice field is no exception. In recent years, we’ve seen a rather swift adoption of social media networks by law enforcement, changing the face of how our police and investigators pursue criminals and interact with their communities. According to some sources, […]
Read MoreAs we celebrate Women’s History Month at Peirce College, we reflect back on one of the most tumultuous times in our country, and in modern civilization: World War I. This global conflict from a century ago actually helped create the shift from women largely being homemakers, to filling jobs that were critical to the country […]
Read MoreWhile balancing the many responsibilities that adult learners have can present challenges, we’ve found that Peirce students seemingly find ways to become more efficient and effective each session. As the mobile revolution continues to pervade our lives, more and more apps are being developed that can continue to increase our productivity and keep us organized. […]
Read MorePeirce was founded on, and has historically been led by, visionaries. In 1893, when numerous institutions of higher education embraced a status quo that excluded women’s participation in higher education, Peirce leaders opted, instead, for inclusion. They blazed the trail and created an environment that made education accessible, attainable, and relevant for women. This month’s […]
Read MoreAs we celebrate Women in Leadership as part of our 150thanniversary, we honor a true pioneer in adult education and a pivotal figure in Peirce’s rich history, Mary B. Peirce. Mary B. Peirce, the eldest daughter of Thomas May Peirce, became the third principal of Peirce school when she assumed the role in 1898. She […]
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