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Beginning in Fall of 2018, DCTC Business and Management faculty re-designed our Human Resource (HR) program to model the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI) Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certification. We did
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What is your New Year’s’ resolution? It is time to think about what your new goals for 2017 are. What about setting some academic goals that can ultimately make a difference in your academic and personal success. Well, on
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Welcome (or welcome back) to DCTC! Harold Torrence and I are looking forward to another great year. Our program remains strong because of our support from our program advisory members, our adjunct faculty and of course our
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This blog was originally posted at: http://leadchangegroup.com/what-millennials-need-in-a-leader/ I will be honest – it took me a while to catch on to the fact that the title millennial was referring to me and my peers. Until I
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Food for thought for managers experiencing high turnover. Sometimes, all it takes is to look in the mirror to realize where their issues are coming from. Scott Gunderson Article By Dr. Travis Bradberry It’s pretty incredible
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Many of us make New Year’s resolutions to lose weight, exercise more, and even go back to school to finish a degree we started! This article will focus on how you can put your experience to work and accomplish at least one of
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Learning is not an unidirectional endeavor. Instead, learning should be an enjoyable and multidimensional process where we can all learn from each other. Indeed, learning is more powerful and more meaningful, when we construct
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The fall semester is almost over, and we are all running around trying to conclude final assignments and presentations. We have gone through different kinds of teaching and learning experiences in the physical or virtual
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In today’s knowledge society, lifelong learning is a critical element of success. Even though we presently have an overwhelming opportunity to access information through the World Wide Web, we may not be effectively tapping
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Advising is not just about randomly picking classes and completing your registration, and instead it should be an opportunity to have quality time with your advisor to go over your academic progress, academic challenges and