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Why is International Student Enrollments Falling - Student Research Foundation
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4 Questions We Should Be Asking about Falling International Student Enrollments

January 15, 2018/0 Comments/in Career & Technical Education, STEM /by Student Research Foundation

How have recent changes in U.S. immigration policy affected the number of non-U.S. students who are applying to study at American universities? Read more

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English Major and what it means for your career success. We explore the topic at the Student Research Foundation
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Rethinking the Lowly College English Major 

January 11, 2018/0 Comments/in College Major /by Student Research Foundation

When college students decide to major in English language and literature, common wisdom holds that their parents are unlikely to react less than positively. Some of the most stereotypical responses students can expect, according to common lore, can be expected to be . . .

  • “I’m paying all that college tuition so you can major in English?”
  • “What kind of job are you going to get as an English major?”
  • “Couldn’t you think of a major that stands a better chance of getting you a high-paying job?”

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Motivating and Empowering Immigrant Female Students
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Motivating and Empowering Immigrant Female Students

January 8, 2018/0 Comments/in Education, Student Research Foundation Research /by Student Research Foundation

If you work in education in North America, chances are you have a positive view of how motivated female students are whose families have come from other countries. You see eager school-age girls whose families have worked hard to come to North America to provide good educational opportunities for their children and you think, “These students have the familial support they need . . . all we need to do is provide the right classes and materials and they will move ahead.”
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Cyber Security Jobs - Explore your career options at Student Research Foundation
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Quick Checklist of Cyber Security Jobs

January 4, 2018/0 Comments/in Career Pathways, Cyber Security, Jobs of the Future /by Student Research Foundation

Word is out that there are a growing number of jobs to be found in the field of cyber security. That explains why job-seekers at all career levels, from graduating college students to senior citizens who are interested in returning to work, are curious about what kind of jobs are available in the field.

Yet not all cyber security jobs are the same, and not all require the same kind of training or credentials. Here’s an overview of some of the different jobs that are hiring today . . .
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STEM and Healthcare Careers - Student Research Foundation
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Do STEM Studies Prepare Students to Excel in the Humanities?

January 3, 2018/0 Comments/in Jobs of the Future, STEM /by Student Research Foundation

Do STEM Studies Prepare Students to Excel in the Humanities . . . Or Is It the Other Way Around?

“The more our labs and engineers innovate, the more jobs we create for people who can make the human dimension work. Technology may be a job killer in warehouses or on the factory floor. There’s no denying robots excel at predictable chores, carrying them out faster, cheaper, and more reliably than we can. Yet in so many other aspects of life, the machines (and even software-based artificial intelligence) are clumsy intruders. They don’t know how to handle subtler situations, where feelings matter and the rules haven’t been written. We do.”

– George Anders writing in his book You Can Do Anything: The Surprising Power of a “Useless” Liberal Arts Education (Little, Brown and Company) 2017
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