Edwards Career Blog

As business, science and technology intertwine, project management and communication skills are in high demand.

Diligent study of Structural Dynamics can lead to new avenues of interesting work and career opportunities for those who work in structural/mechanical design.

Experts explain the first steps to kick-start a biotechnology career in this high-demand field.

We often think of confidence, integrity and mental intelligence as key components of great leadership. But what about emotional intelligence?

Is it time to refresh your resume? Get back to the basics and ensure your resume communicates your value to an employer.

Organizations of all kinds need data experts to wade into an ocean of information and come back with discoveries about what it all means.

Industry and education meet to fill increasing demand for certified behavior analysts.

KU homeland security students act as the Douglas County emergency management team to develop emergency management plan for a long-term blackout during simulation-style practicum at the KU Edwards Campus.

KUEC’s second annual Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Celebration brings nationally known transgender expert and reveals the latest research and tools for improvement.

Adding more time to creating emails may sound daunting, but using better targeting cultivates stronger relationships.

Ten of the largest education institutions in the Kansas City metro join forces across the state line, enabling students to earn a bachelor’s degree in only three years.

It's not just what you say, it's how you say it.

Longtime KLETC staff member looks forward to continuing success and progress of state’s training headquarters for police officer, sheriff’s deputies and others.

Investing in leadership training and professional development courses for the new year can lead to great results.

Students entering sixth through ninth grades are invited to enjoy a STEMulating week of fun and learning at the KU Edwards Campus.

Exercise science experts offer a healthy summer camp option, focusing on strength and balance.

In only one year, the number of graduates from KU’s off-post Leavenworth programs more than tripled to 30 students, most of whom are active members of the military.

Organizations that are more diverse — and take effort to include those diverse voices in decision-making and policy formation — are often more profitable, more innovative and more able to withstand rapid changes in their industries.