The spring semester rapidly is coming to a close and for some that means graduation, an exciting time when hard work finally pays off and you receive the degree(s) into which you have poured so much blood, sweat, and tears. … Continue reading
Contents: Editor’s Note Interview with Kayla King of Galatea Cosplay Teaching Online Business English to Non-English Speakers AmeriCorps VISTA Experience Editor’s Note Dana Eckstein Berkowitz Library Services Assistant, Yale University Connect with Dana on LinkedIn In elementary school, I took … Continue reading
We are in the throes of the holiday season, and for many of us, that means selecting the perfect gifts for friends and family members. We angle our way into lines on Black Friday or queue up virtually on Cyber … Continue reading
For many, summer vacation is a time for family. And, as with most family gatherings, the conversation is bound to eventually land on the inevitable question: “What are you going to do with that degree?” As a Communications major, I … Continue reading
Ahh, graduation. It’s hard to believe we survived late-night study sessions, coffee-induced comas, and library all-nighters. Our reward: the sweet satisfaction of finally saying goodbye to it all while waving hello to the future. Why not separate yourself with some … Continue reading
Ah, graduate school—that magical time in your life when you devote so much of yourself to scholarship that rather than sleeping in your bed you tend to fall asleep on your keyboard instead (if, of course, your cat doesn’t get … Continue reading
by Lauren Brandeberry Alumni Epsilon I recently came across a wonderful, must-read article about taking advantage of your school’s alumni network. It contains some great advice such as: While face-to-face meetups are still a common and extremely beneficial way to … Continue reading
by Jon L Peacock Alumni Representative, 2012-2013 When I went to last year’s convention, I felt I was completely detached from Sigma Tau Delta and would only be there as a distant observer. I had been involved in the past, … Continue reading
by Jon L Peacock Alumni Representative, 2012-2013 Omicron Zeta Chapter Alumnus of Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY When I became a member of Sigma Tau Delta, I was a graduate student at Long Island University, Brooklyn campus, and our chapter … Continue reading
Scholarships are not the only way for students and chapters to get recognition and funding. Sigma Tau Delta has many awards for qualified student members, Faculty Sponsors, and chapter activities. The application process is often quick and easy, and winning … Continue reading