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
Near the end… of the semester
It happens to me every spring. I’m bundled up in a winter stupor, then slowly the temperature starts to rise. Spring break comes and goes. Yellow pine pollen appears on … Continue reading
