During Friday’s class we got to look at two other group’s handbooks and provide feedback to the teams through peer review. We also had our handbook looked at by two of the groups and received some helpful feedback about things that are working for our handbook and things that could be improved upon. I found … [Read more…]
Professor Brod is a first- year ENG composition teacher but in the past used to teach Creative Nonfiction writing at University of New England. He has a degree in MFA (Master of Fine Arts) in creative writing from University of Southern Maine’s Stonecoast program. Brod encourages his students to use the resources available for all … [Read more…]
Photo by Nick Frongillo My rugby coach, Christopher Bouere, talked about some of his experiences and how he figured out a good way to manage his time when it came to his academics. One of the first things he said was that he was not the best with this when he was in college but … [Read more…]
Photo by Haley Enos Tori Boutin is a senior Athletic Training major at UNE, currently in the first year of her graduate program! She is set to graduate in 2023 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science and again in 2024 with a Master’s in Athletic Training. In an interview, Tori spoke about the way … [Read more…]
Photo by Connor Nowak If hard work were a person, it would be Connor Nowak. As an aspiring doctor, and Pre-med neuroscience major, Connor is set to graduate in the year 2024 with some big dreams ahead. He plans to combine his love of the outdoors and travel to rural places in the United States … [Read more…]
Life in college can be hectic when you’re constantly trying to balance school work, athletics, extracurriculars, and a social life all at once. Coming into college can be especially overwhelming because of all the opportunities that exist and all of the freedom that you have to choose. Getting to know yourself as both a student … [Read more…]
When reflecting on my own personal experience and the interviews that I did I found some key information that’s helpful to know when trying to balance your social and academic life with using time management strategies. What I have heard from others is that one of the best ways for you to start getting comfortable balancing … [Read more…]
College can be intimidating at first. You can easily feel alone in a fishbowl filled with hundreds of other students feeling many of the same things as you. So what can you do to settle these nerves, maximize your time, and balance your social life? Try using your resources! Here at UNE, our resources are … [Read more…]
