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Sharing the “Look” of a Successful Climb
Jeremy Zezza ‘19 speaks with gratitude and enthusiasm about his time at B.U., especially when it comes to Huskies baseball, coach Mike Collins, and the life preparation he received as a member of the pack. He recently channeled his appreciation for the program into a volunteer opportunity and an impressive donation for the B.U. Career Closet.
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Part of the Village
Enterprise Holding Company continues their decades long partnership with Bloomsburg University through the Professional U initiative.
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Bloomsburg University Earns PNGAS Designation
Bloomsburg University Earns PNGAS Guard-Friendly School Designation
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SEKISUI Professional Experience Labs dedicated
PELs will allow students to interview with employers for internships or employment both in person and virtually, practice or give a presentation, have their resume reviewed or polish their skills in a mock interview. The PELs also share the floor with the Department of Alumni and Professional Engagement, which will allow students to connect with career coaches, workshops, the university Career Closet, and many other resources.
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OCPD finds value in Bloomsburg's criminal justice program
Only five full-time officers were hired to the Ocean City Police Department in Maryland in 2018. Three of those five officers were Bloomsburg University graduates.
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In Their Own Words
Two BU students tell their stories about what they’ve learned from campus resources, alumni networks and career experiences.
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3 Myths About Army ROTC Scholarships
One of the biggest misunderstandings among families is that they assume if a student enrolls in ROTC, he or she will automatically receive a full scholarship. That’s not the case. We do have...
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GIS students develop orienteering course for upper campus
Bloomsburg University ROTC cadet Nicholas Correll had an idea one day while sitting in his geographic information system (GIS) class. Instead of driving 30 minutes for ROTC land navigation trainings...