Scholarly publication is a great way to advance one’s career. Book reviews, conference presentations, articles, book chapters and, of course, full-length books are all great ways to share your professional work...

Stephnie Hopple, CalSouthern’s director of the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, provides suggestions regarding what to do—or, more accurately, what not to do—after you have submitted a job application.

CalSouthern faculty scholarship and publication are important ways that our faculty add value to the education you receive as a CalSouthern learner. Such scholarship gives faculty mentors the opportunity...

There are plenty of articles available showing you how to build your resume, but what about the mid- or late-career professional whose resume needs a facelift?

After you’ve put together an interview-worthy professional resume, you may need a cover letter to introduce that resume to a prospective employer.

“Assessment”—as it pertains to higher education—is one of those terms we assume we know, until we attempt a definition and realize that we really only understand it in a vague sense.

Whether you’ve just graduated with a new degree or are simply seeking new employment, possibly the single most important job-search communication you will need is a professional resume.

Each year, CalSouthern’s commencement ceremony marks the high point on the university’s academic calendar. The celebration continues to expand in scope.

The rules of APA Style, as detailed in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, have been the bane of many graduate students’ existence.

In the last decade or so, there has been a nationwide shift from teacher-centered education, to learner-centered education. In the learner-centered model, the focus is on outputs: