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“I enjoyed the freedom we had in this class,” commented one student on the end-of-term course evaluations for Arthur Antonopoulos’s course in Ethical, Legal, and Professional Issues in Clinical Psychology, and the student continued, “the professor was in full control.” At first glance, this student’s remark about freedom and control might seem like a contradiction. But for those who took Arthur’s course, it well encapsulates what made the class so impactful. While the structure of the course...

At a time when universities and their faculty are grappling with the disruptive impact of artificial intelligence, one course is embracing the technology head-on. In the M.S. in Sales Management program, students enrolled in "AI in Sales Management"—a new course taught by adjunct faculty member Fanis Aritzis—are not only encouraged to use AI tools like ChatGPT but are also expected to integrate them into their coursework and professional practice. Designed to bridge the gap between AI...

The Capstone Project: A High Point of Your University Studies When you finally earn your degree and look back at your years at university, what do you think your most rewarding learning experience will have been? What will you be most proud of having accomplished during your studies? You might be tempted to say something about building a body of knowledge that will help you succeed in your professional life. Curiously, when we ask our own graduating students these same questions—and we ask...

Choosing a college or university is one of the most important decisions young persons and their families will make. A college education is a major investment of time and resources, and you have the right to expect that this investment will be worth it. Which is why you should find out as much as possible about the college beforehand....