Davenport students provide free tax help to West Michigan low-income individuals, families
Appointments available in Holland, Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Allendale, and Wyoming areas Davenport University students and faculty and a host […]
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3 Ways to Build a Career in Human Resources
The Human Resources field is growing. Over the next 6-7 years, there will be nearly 200,000 job openings nationally. With […]
The difference between bookkeeping and accounting
When thinking of a career, some people decide against becoming an accountant because they “don’t want to be a beancounter” […]
Davenport University ramps up digital learning experiences with Online+
Offerings include on-demand, livestream, flex, and hybrid formats, in addition to in-person learning. Davenport University, with campuses throughout the state, […]
Davenport students earned 49 top-five finishes at the 2022 BPA National Leadership Conference
Davenport University’s 2022 BPA team traveled to Dallas, Texas, to represent the University and the State of Michigan at the […]
Scholarship program opens doors
Macomb County executive touts continuing education as a way to propel career Macomb County chief deputy executive and Davenport University […]
Reflecting on lessons learned in Davenport’s classroom 80 years ago
A foundation for life When 102-year-old Mildred Laham was asked what her secret to living a long and happy life […]
Apr 27, 2022
Academics, Careers, Going to College, Professional Development,
Advancing Your Career, Business
How a working professional in Detroit returned to school to earn her MBA
I wish I would have done it sooner Going back to school over the age of 40 did not sound […]
A team united: Men’s soccer program grabs the attention of international students
When Daire O’Riordan decided to attend Davenport, his friends and family were surprised to learn he had selected a university […]
Charting a new path: Helping first-generation students reach their academic and personal goals
For Aniesha Loupe, choosing to attend college was intimidating. It took courage. As a first-generation student — a term for […]