In this article by Summer Allen on Mindful.org, the author introduces a concept called “prospection,” thinking ahead to the future. She suggests that there are specific ways that prospection can ...
Categories: goal-setting, own what's next, reflection
In this Psychology Today article by Allison McWilliams (’95), Assistant Vice President for Mentoring and Alumni Personal & Career Development at Wake Forest University, she explores how pursing ...
Career coach Emilie Wapnick explores the idea of being a “multipotentialite,” having a wide range of interests and jobs over a lifetime. Watch her TEDxBend talk to learn more about this concept ...
Categories: career exploration, career planning, own what's next, work strategies
Been feeling stuck in a rut at work? Or unmotivated to get started on that next project? We’ve all felt uninspired at some point in our job roles. In this New York Times article by Tim Herrera, ...
Categories: meaning, own what's next, professional development, work strategies
Let’s face it, money management is a big part of adulthood. Whether you’re paying off student loans, saving for retirement, or trying to save money towards a big purchase like a home, it can be ...
Categories: budgeting, decision-making, own what's next, positive life habits, retirement, young professional
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Assistant Vice President: Allison McWilliams, PhD
Associate Director: Lauren Beam, MS, NCC
Assistant Director: Megan Hoyt
