Yes, I think your organization needs a blog
Ah, blogging. You’ve been around for what seems like an eternity. Perhaps that’s why so many overlook your power. Or perhaps, they’re just intimidated by populating you with good content! … Continue reading
Inspiration: TomTom Letterbox
Your out-dated mode of communication doesn’t have to look out dated. I love the TomTom Letterboxes.
What is Service Design?
Since I’ve refocused my blogging efforts on service design and innovation for student affairs, I thought I should lay out some general thoughts about service design in case some folks … Continue reading
Inspiration: Berg Little Printer
Although it may be more form than function for student affairs, I’m having a romance with the Berg Little Printer right now. I have grand visions of being able to print custom … Continue reading
Chasing cool versus chasing needs
Over on Brainzooming, Mike Brown has a piece up titled Chasing Cool Ideas vs. Solving Consumer Needs. He provides a well-known quote from Harvard professor, Theodore Levitt : “People don’t want to … Continue reading
New blogging focus on innovation
My work recently has been focused quite heavily on innovation and forward-thinking approaches to career services and student affairs more broadly. As such, I’ve decided to revive my blog as … Continue reading
How to plan your own conference (lessons from #cctg)
It began with a simple tweet. Last year in North Carolina, Duke Career Center staffer Samara Reynolds created something called C4. I don’t even recall what the four C’s were … Continue reading
Now, even different blog duties
My office has launched a new website, repleat with two blogs and feature stories. As such, I’ve zeroed out my blogging on other sites and will pretty much be focused … Continue reading
New blogging duties
You may have noticed that posts here have slowed. That was primarily due to busy end-of-school-year counseling duties. But, things probably won’t be picking up too much, as I’m now … Continue reading
