Edwards Career Blog

According to official Spring 2019 enrollment data, student credit hours for KU Edwards Campus-administered programs are up 5.3 percent compared to Spring 2018 with large increases in STEM and online programs.

KUEC’s new strategic plan furthers its mission to serve diverse workforce, economic and community needs with high-quality education programs.

We need more communication! We need better communication! Sound familiar?..... We create workplace communication consisting of emails, newsletters and intranet pages perfectly designed and on-brand. Yet, a closer look often reveals that employees are hungry for something different, still something more. But what?

Employees value professional development now more than ever. Employers need to invest in employees' growth to reap mutually beneficial results.

Integrated marketing communications graduate student, Megan Neher, shares what it’s been like going back to school during the “next phase” of life.

Event helps Hispanic students navigate and answer questions about college admission and enrollment.

USD 232 (De Soto) joins Degree in 3 program, providing its high school students an accelerated pathway to a college education.

The annual One Day. One KU. campaign empowers donors at all levels to make a lasting impact on learners and the community.

Sixty new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) on Dec. 21.

Learning into your later years proves as important as physical activity when it comes to healthy aging.

High-performance coaching takes task-based management to a new level, providing a path to success and fulfillment.

Sheria Howard returns to the KU Edwards Campus in pursuit of a second master’s degree as she offers a helping hand to the area’s underserved populations.

Do you telecommute or do members of your team? For many, the answer is yes. Here's how to nurture workplace communication and relationships in remote teams. 

Master of Science in Information Technology student Jimmy Gentile is dedicated to learning and self-improvement.

The University of Kansas and the Leavenworth community celebrated Veterans Week with a dedication of KU’s new Leavenworth location.

Have a sedentary job? Switch it up with walking, desk exercises and more.

Learn what it takes to find a career in this high demand field.

Shannon Portillo, assistant vice chancellor of undergraduate programs, won the Voinovich Public Innovation Challenge at NASPAA through her successful pitch focusing on collaborations with community colleges to interest young people in public service.