Monthly Archives: June 2009

Summer Jobs

Posted on by jessica spencer

New backpack, new lunchbox, new school supplies and the annual essay entitled “What I did on my summer vacation.” Every year, when August rolls around, these items are synonymous with “Back to School.” By the time we hit college, the … Continue reading

A Cross Section of a Dynamic Profession

Posted on by Jeffrey Mills DVM

This week I’ve encountered an interesting cross-section of our profession. I employ a second year veterinary student doing a summer job program, was shadowed by a 39 year old registered nurse who is looking for a second career, interviewed a … Continue reading

Coping with a Financial Emergency

Posted on by Fritz Wood, CPA CFP

Today, many people have been blindsided by an unexpected financial emergency and don’t know what to do. A job loss, medical expenses, or an emergency home or car repair can be incredibly stressful. The bills still need to be paid, … Continue reading

To Stay Fresh, Escape Routine!

Posted on by Brenda Shropshire

Last week, I attended a seminar entitled, Get Motivated! (don’t laugh.) A colleague of mine was given a few extra admission tickets to the local event and offered one to me. I had heard about the seminar on the radio … Continue reading

My Carbon Footprint, Losing Weight and Professional Development

Posted on by erin winer

I was talking with a friend a few weeks ago. As we were sharing about our lives, jobs, etc, she commented that her boss had recently asked her, “so, what are you doing to develop yourself professionally?” We both groaned … Continue reading