Liz Skogerboe

Here are some things deaf students in colleges and universities should keep in mind
college search

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students: Things to Keep in Mind When Starting College

For hard of hearing and deaf students in colleges and universities, there can be a variety of obstacles on the path to pursuing higher education. Institutions typically leave the students in charge of finding and figuring out the accommodations they need.  It’s unlike high school where much of this process was decided between teachers, administrators, …
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scholarships

5 Scholarships for Biology Majors

While biology may seem simple (I mean, it is just the study of life) it encompasses a broad range of sciences. With many different concentrations in biology, students pursuing a degree in it have a variety of careers to choose from. Not to mention, there are plenty of sub-fields in biology that students can focus …
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tips tools & advice

How to Send a Professional Email

In high school and college, you’ll likely be in contact with teachers, professors, employers, and more through email. It’s important to know how to send an appropriate, professional email that doesn’t make the reader cringe. Here are 6 tips to help you communicate like a pro: Use an Appropriate Email Address “[email protected]”…Wait, what? No professional …
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scholarships

Scholarships for Anthropology Majors

Anthropology is the study of humanity, regarding the development of various cultures and societies across the globe. Understanding anthropology is important in realizing how our societies relate to one another. If you’re an anthropology major, keep reading to see the scholarships that are out there for you! Arthur C. Parker Scholarship for Archaeological Training Amount: …
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student life

5 Reasons Why You Should Join a Student Organization

Involve yourself with what’s going on on campus and make new friends through a student organization! They often offer leadership opportunities, learning experiences, and environments to network with professionals. Here are five great benefits of joining student organizations: Better Grades and Time Management While you may think that keeping up with your classes is going …
There are plenty of resources for first-generation college students.
questions & answers

Are There Any Resources for First-Generation College Students?

The answer is yes! In the world of higher education, about 30% of all students are first-generation, meaning they are the first in their family to attend a college. Because they are a large portion of students today, colleges and universities need to have resources available for them. First-Generation Scholarships There are many scholarships out …
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student life

5 Things Freshman Should Do Their First Week of College

Starting off on the right foot at college is important for staying on track. Here are a few tips for freshmen to consider doing during their first week of college. Be Prepared Make sure you have all the materials you need for your upcoming coursework. Show up to class with pens, pencils, notebooks, maybe a …
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What are Sun Grant Colleges?

The United States Congress passed the Sun Grant Research Initiative Act of 2003 in an effort to pair land-grant universities with national laboratories and other groups to work towards creating a more sustainable country with domestically produced energy. The Sun Grant Centers are the land-grant university representatives for their regions of the United States. The …

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