Rapid adaptation: How four organizations flexed during the pandemic to keep business moving
The first weeks of the coronavirus pandemic were challenging for companies as they tried to make sense of what COVID-19 […]
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As mental health needs rise, Davenport University increases ease of access and availability to free, confidential counseling for students on all campuses
(Grand Rapids, Mich. – October 5, 2020) – In response to a growing need for mental health services among college […]
Computing a cure: Professor’s computational research extends from staph to COVID-19
For Dr. Laura Harris, assistant professor and science laboratory coordinator at Davenport University’s Lansing and global campuses, doing cell research […]
Freebies and discounts for nurses and health care workers
With health care workers bearing the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic, people and businesses are stepping up to provide for […]
Adapting different learning preferences to succeed in online classes
We all have a tremendous capacity for learning and we can all learn in multiple ways, if we’re motivated to […]
4 trends that are emerging right now
Amid all of the stress caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important to take a few moments to step back […]
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Your mental health is affecting your ability to learn and work
When is the last time you checked into your mental health? Many of us understand the importance of managing stress – […]
5 common questions students ask about taking online classes
With recent trends indicating the continued growth of online learning, students both young and old are likely to encounter an […]
Additional free and discounted services offered during the coronavirus outbreak
With the coronavirus pandemic sweeping across the nation, students and their families may be struggling to adapt to the new […]