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Category Archives: Work Experience
Write it down!
To start off my first blog of the semester, I just wanted to say welcome new USG students and welcome back to the returning USG students! We’re a few weeks into the school year already and I don’t know about … Continue reading
Priddy Library Workshops
The Priddy Library is offering workshops where a group of students and professionals engage in thorough discussion and activities on particular subjects. This semester, there will be workshops on DOING DATA! Programs and activities such as Intro to SPSS, infographics … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Campus Activities, Faculty & Staff, Life at USG, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged advice, Business, design, inspiration, life, Marketing, real world, school, Technology, work
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My First Real-life Nursing Job…
This summer, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to work as a nurse extern at Washington Adventist Hospital (WAH) in Takoma Park, Maryland. First of all, what the heck is an externship? Apparently, an externship is shorter than an … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged mentor, nurse extern, nursing school, UMB School of Nursing, University of Maryland, USG
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Productivity for Stress Management
As students enter the week before finals, it is important to manage stress as effectively as possible. It’s important to note that stress is not something you feel. Stress is not a temporary state of mind that you experience. It’s important … Continue reading
Nursing Convention Part Deux
Ok, so I strayed a bit on my blog about convention last time. It’s all in the getting there, right? So, let’s really review the convention and make the case for why you should go to a conference that reflects … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Faculty & Staff, Life at USG, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged American Red Cross, Gaylord, Innovation in Nursing, McCain Institute, Melissa Gersin, nashville, National Student Nurses' Association, NCLEX, NSNA, Operation Smile, Shark Tank, UMANS, University of Maryland Association of Nursing Students, University of Maryland School of Nursing
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Final Countdown
Listen to advice on one of life’s most essential transitions- Stepping out into the “real” world after college and enjoy the refreshments. Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Campus Activities, Life at USG, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged gradschool, graduate, graduation
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Etiquette Dinner
The Etiquette Dinner was a professional dinner teaching students about professional dining etiquette. Continue reading
Priddy Library Workshops
Computer applications are an emerging part of the workplace and educational systems. Excel is an software that features various uses including calculation and graphing tools. This software is useful for formulas, functions and formatting. These tools are used to analyze and … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Campus Activities, Faculty & Staff, Fitness & Wellness, Life at USG, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged advice, Applications, campus, design, Exams, Feedback, fun, learning, lessons learned, life, Media, real world, school, Technology, work
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Helping in the Moment
The first question people ask when I tell them I will graduate with my nursing degree this year is, “What kind of nurse do you want to be?” Now that is the million-dollar question. In my quest to answer that … Continue reading
Posted in Fitness & Wellness, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged BSN, DC Forensic Nurse Examiners, Erin Pollitt, forensic nursing, International Association of Forensic Nurses, Nursing, Nursing Career, nursing school, RN, SANE, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner, University of Maryland School of Nursing
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Today is the Day!
It’s March 7th everyone! It’s the middle of the week which means we’re closer to Friday so join me in pushing through the rest of the week. I know many of you may be studying for exams or turning in … Continue reading
