Edwards Career Blog

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.

No matter your career stage, chances are meaning and purpose are at the core of finding job satisfaction.

Ed Pavey's long tenure at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center reveals keys to staying innovative throughout one's career.

What's new from KU in KC - May 2018

Your resume matters, but networking with the right professionals can land your dream job. 

Institutional collaboration streamlines access to higher education.

Ed Pavey's quarter-century of leadership at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center sheds light on how to maintain important relationships.

Through the lens of consumer psychology and behavioral economics, customer service professionals can deliver high-quality experiences.

After a quarter-century, Ed Pavey steps down as longest-standing director of the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center.

Strong leaders nurture their brand through mindfulness and persistence, and the work is never done.

Kaitlin Morse credits her study abroad experience with gaining unique experience in a variety of specialties.

Every day, the KU Edwards Campus (KUEC) strives to further its partnerships with Kansas City’s academic and business communities, as well as provide valuable services to the Kansas City community at large. This spring has provided rich opportunities for connection and growth for the campus, as well as its relationships with local businesses and educational institutions.

Upcoming seminar explores a shared leadership approach and the importance of building relationships at every level for continuous improvement.

Whether you're studying for a test or working on a large project, these study tips will help you be more productive.

Classroom learning translates directly into the job for this local business owner.