
New Faces: Melissa Bowles-Terry
This librarian says her interest in her profession dates back to the fifth grade.
This librarian says her interest in her profession dates back to the fifth grade.
This dance professor says UNLV is the one place she feels connected to in Las Vegas that has not been imploded.
This career development officer has one important tip for students in terms of career success: It’ never too early to begin networking.
The university's first proposal development manager says one of the joys of her job is that it allows her to work with faculty in a variety of disciplines.
Don’t mess with Monica. She already has achieved her goal of earning a black belt in muay thai kickboxing.
Policy changes, additional resources, and friendly faces help former and current military personnel succeed on campus.
This graduate assistant program coordinator has some talents that might surprise you.
Women going into engineering should take care not to fall victim to the "imposter syndrome," this professor advises.
More empathy for others would go a long way toward making the world a better place, says this learning specialist.
The assistant professor from the Harrah College of Hotel Administration finds sincerity a key to success.
While studying to be a technical writer, Charmaine Swingle discovered that the human resources field was her true calling.
When James Hyman decided to go into psychology, he more or less was joining the family business.