Robyn Edelstein, Professor of General Education at Peirce, is many things to many people. As a professor, writer, wife, and mother, Robyn can connect with people on many different levels, and her students find comfort in relating to her life experience. Her students learn more from her than just what she teaches from a textbook. […]
Read MoreCompetition is always fierce for great jobs and promotions, and even more so in the face of high unemployment rates and a difficult economic environment. But your skills will always be your most important currency when it comes to demonstrating your value to employers. Rob Sabo from Schools.com tapped me for my thoughts on the […]
Read MoreYou might not know that Peirce was one of the first colleges in the country to start a serious blogging program. We got into the game very early and we’ve been at it for a while, but did you know we also have some other social media channels? Here’s a snapshot of where you can […]
Read MoreFaculty member Justine Baker received this note from former Peirce student Del Alfred over the holidays, and we wanted to share it here. Del graduated in June 2009 with a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, and today he works for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, D.C. Dr. Baker thought his story would motivate […]
Read MoreWe’ve made a lot of changes lately with the addition of great new programs that arm our students with the credentials to get jobs in the fast-growing healthcare industry. Bonnie Sermons, Program Manager and Assistant Professor, Healthcare Administration, has played an integral role in the development of these programs, so we wanted to talk to […]
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