We all experience feelings of self-doubt from time to time. Sometimes that little voice checking in with yourself (“Are you sure about this?”) can be helpful, but it can also become overwhelming and may even cause us to hold ourselves back from achieving our goals. While self-doubt has the potential to motivate us to get
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Spring 2017 Honors Induction Ceremony
CW honored and inducted 24 students from Phi Theta Kappa, 18 students from Sigma Beta Delta, and 7 students from the CW BBA Honors Program during yesterday’s Spring Honors Induction Ceremony. Opening remarks included Dr. Warren Rosenberg, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, and Dr. Judith Lilleston, Associate Dean, Student Success. The purpose of
Resume Buzzwords To Avoid
As we get into spring and summer vacation and graduation looms, students step up their job and internship hunts and send their resumes out. There are many factors that can make you more and less appealing to recruiters. The words you use in your resume can have a huge impact. Think that highlighting what “creative”
Spring Showcase
CW celebrated the start of a new season with the JDC Spring Showcase. The event featured a Student Art showcase sponsored by the Digital Media Club, and performances by the Just Dance Crew and Brothers United. Food and snacks were also available for purchase sponsored by the Caribbean Student Association. Click here to view more
CWCF 9th Annual Scholarship Reception
“Education changes everything. And catching a break. Everyone needs a break, especially these days, and every little bit helps. As I am proud of my own family, I am so very proud of each of our College of Westchester scholars here today, and proud of their families and their teachers as well. Tonight you are
CWCF 9th Annual Scholarship Reception
“Education changes everything. And catching a break. Everyone needs a break, especially these days, and every little bit helps. As I am proud of my own family, I am so very proud of each of our College of Westchester scholars here today, and proud of their families and their teachers as well. Tonight you are
How Successful People Start and End Their Workday
It’s hardly news that our day to day habits can have a big impact—positive or negative—on how productive we are. What works for one person may not be the best fit for someone else, but there are some practices that many credit to their success and wellbeing. From morning workouts and walks, to designating family
Make the Most of Your Day Off
For people juggling work, family, school, and other commitments, a “day off” can be a rare treat, but it can have big benefits. We often wait until we’re burnt out and overloaded with obligations and deadlines to even think about scheduling a personal day, but building that time into our schedule can pay off in
52 in 52: Class 13 – Professor Clarizio (Principles of Marketing)
In late March, I visited with Professor Clarizio’s Principals of Marketing class. Guest Speaker John Chuhran of NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing), was already speaking when I got there a few minutes late (sorry!), but I quickly caught up with the presentation. Mr. Chuhran, in his official gear, touting Perry Ellis, Ferrari,
Brexit: It’s On. U.S. Banks Prepare for the Worst
Background On March 29, British Prime Minister Theresa May gave formal notice to The European Council of the UK’s intention to leave the EU, under Article 50 of The Treaty of the European Union. Under Article 50, once this formal notice is given, the UK has two years to negotiate its new relationship with the