Category Archives: Blogs
Granting a Twilight Wish
During this semester, I took Business Policy – a course that is required of all senior business majors to graduate. I did not have much enthusiasm for participating in this class during my last semester at Gannon since it has
Did I get it? My search for an internship
Summer is fast approaching, and, much like everyone else, I am hoping to get an awesome internship. Watch my vlog to see how I approach the interview and what tips I can give. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
Moving on up to the top
Why are changes so hard to deal with? Just think, has there ever been a time in your life where the thought of doing something you have never done before frightened you? It could also be exciting. But why do
Over the edge: an alumni blog
Heather Neu is a 2007 alumna of Gannon University with a Bachelor of Arts in political science. After Gannon, Heather attended SUNY Buffalo School of Law, graduating with a Juris Doctorate in 2010. Raise your hand if you knew that Gannon had
I got 99 problems and my research participants are one
Research: the systematic, scientific discovery of new information. I love it, and it’s something I plan to do for the rest of my life. As long as I don’t get thrown in jail for killing my participants first. I’m currently
Like Little, like Big
A tradition exists in many on-campus Greek organizations. After you’ve accepted your bid and begun the new-member process, you start to hear talk of this elusive personality – your “big.” You see other members with their bigs and you start
U.S. Institute of Technical Theatre: Say cheese!
The United States Institute of Technical Theatre (USITT) held its annual conference in Wisconsin – land of the cheese! This conference allows students and professionals who are involved with technical theatre to discuss the latest techniques, news, job opportunities and
Freshman year hits the home stretch
As the end of our last semester approaches, it’s safe to say that we have learned the ropes of college. The tough part now is to remain focused and not think too much about summer plans rather than school priorities.
Text my Facebook and tweet me on Google+
Dear [Redacted] readers: Thank you for trying to get in touch with me. Unfortunately, you failed to follow protocol. I’ve come up with a list of digital prioritization to let people know how to contact me (or really anyone). Phone
Faith, hard work and graduation
As both a Christian and a senior, Easter and graduation have particular meaning and it’s truly unbelievable how quickly these momentous occasions have crept up on me. They have led me to reflect on my life as a Christian and
