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Whilst the core activities of a part time PhD are identical of that to a full time PhD, its arrangement is different. This difference is not only in programme duration but also in fees and funding opportunities. In addition to this, part time study also has different benefits and challenges. Therefore, whilst your personal situation may not be ideal for a full time PhD, it could be perfect for a part time one. We’ve outlined these differences as well as the pros and cons of part time study to help you decide whether it’s right for you.
Undertaking a part time PhD can be a great option for you if you fall into one of the four categories:
The average tuition fee for part time PhD study in the UK is approximately £2,356 per academic year for home students, and between £8,000 to £12,500 for international students.
This is typically 50% of the fee charged for an equivalent full time doctorate. However, a handful of universities use a prorated fee of up to 60% so it’s important to check the individual fees for each university you are applying to. These additional costs usually cover the admin/overhead fees associated with your time at the university.
Besides the tuition fee, there are several other costs which you need to account for. You can learn about these costs in our full cost breakdown of UK PhDs .
As a part time student, most universities will expect you to fund your own studies. This is because nearly all part-time students will work a paying job alongside their studies which can be used to support their education.
However, you may still apply to department or university funding opportunities such as subject-specific bursaries. Besides this, external bodies such as Research Councils , research charities and industrial institutions also offer grants and PhD studentships for research projects related to their field. It’s worth remembering these opportunities are usually very limited and are awarded based on a candidates strength and not their personal situation.
One benefit of selecting a research project related to your employer is that it opens an additional opportunity for funding. It’s not uncommon for an employer to contribute to an employee’s tuition fee if there is a mutual benefit to be had.
The average duration of part time PhDs in the UK is between 6 to 7 years. This is double a full time doctorate.
Universities also set registration periods which limit the minimum and maximum amount of time you can be enrolled in a course. For doctorates, the minimum duration is usually 4 years and the maximum 8 years.
You will be expected to work half the number of hours of a full time student. Although full time students are expected to work 35 hours a week, in reality, most will work closer to 40 – 45 hours. Therefore, you’ll be expected to dedicate approximately 20 hours each week towards your degree.
However, you won’t always be able to achieve this many hours due to your other commitments. Therefore, working to a frequent and consistent schedule will be more important. Working on your research in irregular intervals or whenever time permits will be an inefficient approach – it’s far better, plus psychologically easier, to commit to a consistent schedule. Though your PhD supervisor may be able to offer guidance in this regard, ultimately the PhD is yours to shape.
Most part time programmes will also have some doctoral training courses with fixed dates, especially those which are organised by industry experts or visiting lecturers. There may also be time restrictions to be aware of if you are a postgraduate researcher involved in laboratory work, particularly where special equipment is needed as this may be rented by the university research centre and only available during certain times in the year.
If you are an international student wishing to undertake a part time PhD programme in a foreign country, you will need to meet additional requirements.
For example, to study in the UK, you will need to secure both a work visa and a stable job. This is to prove that you can support yourself throughout the full length of your course. Unfortunately, even if you’re able to secure departmental or external funding, you won’t be able to use this to prove an income. Additionally, an international PhD student in the UK will need to demonstrate English proficiency as part of the application process. These entry requirements apply whether the overseas student is pursuing a PhD part-time or for full-time studies.
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It’s generally accepted that undertaking a PhD part time is more challenging than undertaking it full time.
Age – although this shouldn’t be a factor, we know it can cause concern for some. If you have already been working for several years, you may find that some of your research colleagues or academic staff members are the same age or younger than yourself. This could cause apprehension or cultural issues if you fail to keep an open mind.
Detachment – as a research student, you’ll often doubt whether you’re working on the right thing or making sufficient progress. You can expect this feeling to be compounded if you’re studying on a part time basis. This is because you’ll have less interaction with your department, peers and supervisor given you won’t always be on campus.
Time management – juggling a career or significant family obligations with the demanding requirements of a doctoral degree can take its toll. Over the 6 to 7 years, you’ll no doubt encounter periods when your external commitments require more of your time, whether its intensive projects or the need for frequent travel associated with part time courses. During these times there is potential for your research to slip, or worse, become an unwanted burden.
Motivation – having to balance your time and focus with your other commitments can make it difficult to immerse yourself in your research. This often results in a lack of ‘momentum’, which coupled with a journey that’s twice as long, increases the risk of your passion fading out. Unfortunately, because of this, many supervisors observe the drop-out rate of part time students to be greater than that of their full time peers. This isn’t due to a lack of dedication or commitment, but due to the individual no longer being able to balance several demanding obligations without jeopardising their mental or physical well-being.
Funding opportunity availability – as mentioned earlier, since part-time applicants are able to work alongside their studies, there are fewer funding opportunities available to them.
Relevancy – as your doctoral study will take 6 to 7 years to complete, there is a risk that your research will no longer be relevant. This could be for several reasons. For example:
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Students who are enrolled in fewer than 16 credits but do not have an approved petition for part-time study, may be considered under-enrolled and are at risk of being placed on involuntary leave for failure to register.
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Introduction to Anthropology. In the Fall term anthrcul 101 students are introduced to anthropology and its four subdisciplines (archaeological, biological, cultural, and linguistic anthropology).
The students learn about contemporary work in anthropology through a sustained focus on questions of race and ethnicity and productions of inequality, historically and in the present, in the United States and beyond. The course looks especially at cultural and ethnic diversity, and the interactions leading to structures of dominance, inequality, and resistance. It teaches students ways of learning and thinking about the world's many designs for living in time and space. Topics covered include the nature of culture and language, as well as definitions of race and ethnicity in the context of colonialism and in the present. The course surveys the widest range of human existence. The course covers primate (monkey and ape) social behavior as it relates to human evolution, the limits and contours of actually existing human biological variation (in contrast to the idea of racial classifications), the emergence of agriculture and human settlement, systems of marriage, kinship, and family structures. The course considers how race and ethnicity intersect with economics, politics, religion, sex and gender divisions in global perspective.
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The Department of Anthropology is recruiting one 50% GSI for anthrcul 101 (three discussion sections) Fall 2024 term. The GSI will work closely with the faculty instructor to provide high-quality instruction and student support for this course.
Attendance at all course lectures. Lead three discussion sections. Attend and be prepared for weekly planning meetings with Instructor (complete the readings and have plans/ideas on how to run discussion sections). Grade all assignments/exams, provide feedback to students. Post office hours and hold at least two hours of office hours each week. Maintain attendance records.
Must be admitted as a graduate student when applying and enrolled in good standing at the University of Michigan at the start of Fall 2024 semester. Completed one year of graduate study in Anthropology or courses in closely related field at the University of Michigan. Outstanding ability to effectively teach and evaluate undergraduate students. Have a GPA of 3.0, not have exceeded LSA's Ten Term Rule. In addition to the general Rackham rules, must have no more than one Incomplete on record. Speak English or meet the minimum threshold for the Oral English Test at the University of Michigan.
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After years of dedicated training and artistic pursuit, the cohort of recent graduates from the Washington University in St. Louis MFA in Dance program have triumphed in their post-graduate journey by securing full-time positions in higher education.
Founded in 2016, the WashU MFA in Dance program is the only one in the state of Missouri and draws students both nationally and internationally who seek to strengthen their professional credentials. The program combines rigorous studio training in a variety of genres, in-depth artistic development in choreography, and a top-tier liberal arts education. The program especially attracts students with intellectual curiosity who seek to understand how dance operates in a socio-political context. In her first year as Director of Graduate Studies in Dance, Associate Professor Joanna Dee Das hit the ground running, encouraging the MFA students to apply to positions in higher education and providing considerable support. She arranged mock interviews, mock job talks, and even helped negotiate job offers. The work paid off. For the first time in the history of the program, both members of the graduating cohort have secured full-time faculty positions for the fall.
Caroline Gonsalves Bertho will be on faculty at Valdosta State University in Georgia, teaching in its dance department and developing a much-needed hip hop curriculum. Emily Duggins Ehling will be on faculty in the Theatre Department at the University of Missouri, where she will be teaching, choreographing, and developing a dance curriculum.
A native of Brazil, Bertho knew from the beginning that this program was the right fit: "From the first time I talked to Christine Knoblauch-O'Neal [former Director of Graduate Studies in Dance] on Zoom—before I even applied—I felt that the community at WashU would be very welcoming for anyone….I thought we would have a lot of support from every faculty [member], and we did….it was incredible."
Such support was necessary for Bertho, Ehling, and the Performing Arts Department as a whole when the third member of their cohort, Amarnath Ghosh , had his aspirations tragically cut short when he was killed in an act of senseless violence. He had just returned from a very successful campus visit and was a finalist for a full-time position at a university. He brought beauty, love, joy, and peace to the world through his gift of dance and his spirit lives on in the lives of those he touched.
Amarnath’s death was a terrible blow to the WashU community and all who knew him. Yet in the midst of their grief and their preparations for their final concert, Bertho and Ehling continued to pursue their post-graduate dreams. Higher education positions, particularly in dance, are at a premium, and are particularly difficult to secure while still in graduate school. Nonetheless, that is what this cohort accomplished.
Ehling got her undergraduate degree from WashU in 2018 with a double-major in dance and psychology. For her undergraduate senior thesis she started City Dance, a student group that brings free dance classes into the St. Louis community—a program that continues to this day. Before returning to the Performing Arts Department, she self-produced five shows in St. Louis, worked as an independent choreographer, danced with MADCO (Modern American Dance Company), and was a founding company member with Resilience Dance Company before shifting into teaching, choreographing and dramaturgy.
“ My time as an undergrad helped me expand the ways that I thought about dance more broadly, and during my time as a graduate student, I was able to place myself within this context. I intentionally took as many lecture courses as possible with Joanna [Das] because of my interest in dramaturgy,” says Ehling. “Being able to talk about and write about dance is important—being able to contextualize dance and contextualize myself and my own practice and my own aesthetics within history.” Ehling also benefited from WashU’s liberal arts approach, which encourages interdisciplinary inquiry. “The ability to take classes in the theater program gave me the chance to shape what I wanted to be studying. It gave me the opportunity to gain a lot of knowledge about theater and build an interest in the intersection between methods in dance and theater,” said Ehling. “Learning different tools and approaches to art has always been valuable to me….WashU gave me the chance to tie all of those things together and set me up to be able to build from here.”
Both students grew as pedagogues as well. “Having the opportunity to teach [through an MTE] gave me the experience of working with the students and building the syllabus in the US perspective, which is different from Brazil,” said Bertho. “Taking classes from different professors, I got to see how they each treat the syllabus, how they build their classes, how they insert readings in the curriculum, how much we can give the students with practice and theory, and how to balance and put it all together. Seeing different perspectives was very important for me to understand ways that I can build my own class.”
Before coming to WashU, Bertho graduated from Unicamp, the State University of Campinas, Brazil, studied at the Royal Academy of Dance Technic (BRA) and trained at “The H+ Hip Hop Dance Conservatory” in New York. She studied and taught Hip-Hop dance for thirteen years, mainly working with the community project “Grupo Performance de Rua” (BRA)—a non-profit Hip-Hop dance collective that produces shows, festivals, and promotes Hip Hop culture events. She has worked as a dancer, choreographer, teacher, and producer of festivals, shows, and dance films.
“The program is very enriching,” said Bertho. “It was two years that I know I will remember, for all my life. It was an amazing experience that I for sure wouldn't have had in my country, and I'm really grateful for it.”
Das has high hopes for the future. With a strong rising second-year cohort that has already won several fellowships and presented at international conferences, and an incoming cohort that includes two professional dancers from nationally-prestigious dance companies, Washington University’s MFA in Dance program is poised to continue to produce leaders in the field.
July 25, 2024 - MSUToday
Originally published July 25, 2024 on MSUToday
In May, the Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner Clinic at the MSU Clinical Center marked its second year of service to Lansing-area residents. The clinic, part of MSU Health Care, provides educational opportunities for students in the Michigan State University College of Nursing , helps shorten the amount of time patients wait before seeing a health care provider, and sees more than 80 patients each day.
Ann Sheehan is the assistant dean for faculty practice and associate professor at the MSU College of Nursing. She also oversees health care providers at the Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner Clinic and manages partnerships with external organizations. She has been a pediatric nurse practitioner for more than 20 years in a variety of settings, including private practice, public health and in a nurse-managed health center.
Here, Sheehan discusses the value the clinic brings and how nurse practitioners support better and more accessible community health care.
Initially, the clinic shared a facility with the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine and MSU College of Human Medicine . We were starting to run out of space, and we wanted to grow the family medicine practice. When space became available, the College of Nursing moved its nurse practitioners into the office on the first floor of the MSU Clinical Center off Service Road. The new space helped us provide better care for our community. Initially, new patients had to wait an average of 45 days to see a provider, but by adding more nurse practitioners and other nursing professionals, we have lowered that number to nine days — an 80% reduction in wait time.
What services does the clinic provide?
We are proud that our clinic provides wrap-around care. This means, ideally, many of our patients’ concerns can be resolved within the walls of the clinic. For example, we have a diabetes educator. This registered nurse, or RN, will sit down with patients and their families to educate them about lifestyle changes that can help keep their blood sugar under control and prevent the development of related chronic diseases. Ou psychiatric nurse practitioner can address ongoing mental health or behavioral health needs to holistically care for community members. This nurse also collaborates with the primary care nurse practitioners to optimize medication management when needed. As far as the business side of the clinic, our clinical nurse specialist focuses on project management and quality improvement and helps implement evidence-based practices into the clinic. They analyze workflows and help us optimize workflow to improve the patient experience. This is just the start of how we are looking to treat a person holistically. We are currently planning to add more providers and offer more virtual care options so a patient who needs to discuss their health concerns immediately can have access to a nurse practitioner even sooner.
How should patients use the clinic?
We have highly trained providers that can care for the whole family, including children. Right now, we see patients for preventive services (physical exams), chronic disease management and acute complaints — basically, services across the lifespan. We would like more patients to visit us for preventative health screenings so we can help them avoid chronic conditions and the complications that can accompany those conditions.
What does a nurse practitioner do?
A nurse practitioner is a registered nurse, or RN, who has earned a master’s degree or a doctorate. Their education focused on advanced physical assessment, differential diagnosis and treatment, or care management. A primary care nurse practitioner does many of the same things that a primary care physician does. They perform physical exams and sick visits, write prescriptions and order lab work and imaging. They review these results with the patient and make care plans based on the patient’s goals. One key difference in the NP clinic is that care is delivered through a nursing lens. We look at a patient holistically while partnering with them to create a plan that includes goal setting and healthy lifestyle changes.
How does the clinic impact the shortage of family practice providers?
Michigan is projected to have a shortage of 1,000 primary care physicians by 2025. If more providers implemented a clinic like ours, patients could have better access to care. In Lansing, we have health care “deserts,” where people do not have convenient access to quality care. We hope to expand this clinic concept in those areas so we can provide even more quality care to underserved communities. In addition, we can see patients in a shorter amount of time. The industry standard for a new patient to meet their provider is 11 days and, in Michigan, the average time is seven days. Our wait time to see a provider for acute visits is even faster — currently one to two days. We also can provide comprehensive care in one place that treats everything from acute issues, chronic conditions and mental health services to regular visits. We have prepared the clinic to serve our area and to provide patients with the best quality of care with shorter wait times.
What’s next?
We are expanding our wrap-around services by adding a social worker to our clinic team. To make a real change for patients, we want to start diving into social determinants of health, which encompass how socioeconomic, racial and other factors affect one’s health and their ability to access health care. Eventually, we will move into an even bigger facility. For now, we are working to have more virtual visits to keep up with the needs of our patients.
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Modified & Updated: 25 Jun 2024
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Khimki, located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, is a vibrant city with a rich history and a promising future. Known for its strategic location near Moscow and its close proximity to major transportation routes, Khimki has become a hub for economic and cultural development. With a population of over 200,000 people, the city is bustling with activity and offers a wide range of amenities and attractions for visitors and residents alike. In this article, we will explore 39 fascinating facts about Khimki, delving into its history, landmarks, industries, and unique characteristics that make it a standout destination in the region. So, buckle up and get ready to discover the wonders of Khimki!
Khimki’s close proximity to Moscow allows visitors to explore both the cosmopolitan offerings of the capital and the peaceful charm of the suburban landscape.
The Khimki Reservoir serves as a popular recreational spot, offering opportunities for boating, fishing , and picnicking amidst breathtaking natural surroundings.
Over the years, Khimki has transformed into a thriving city with a diverse economy and a flourishing business sector.
This expansive forest provides a peaceful escape from the urban landscape, featuring winding trails, lush vegetation, and diverse wildlife.
Art lovers will be delighted by the variety of exhibitions, performances, and concerts available throughout the year.
Getting to and around Khimki is convenient, ensuring seamless travel experiences for visitors.
Sports enthusiasts can catch an exciting match and cheer on the local team, immersing themselves in the fervor of the game .
Visitors can explore archaeological artifacts , learn about important historical events, and gain insights into the city’s evolution.
It serves as a place of worship and a symbol of spiritual unity for the local community.
Students from all over Russia come to Khimki to pursue their academic aspirations.
Exploring the market is an immersive experience that awakens the senses and provides glimpses into the local culinary scene.
Visitors can take a leisurely stroll, have a picnic, or simply relax amidst the beauty of nature.
These industries play a crucial role in providing employment opportunities for the local population .
Boat rides along the canal offer a unique perspective of Khimki’s landscape and highlight the importance of water transportation.
It plays a vital role in facilitating trade, tourism, and commuter travel.
Shoppers can indulge in a day of retail therapy and explore the latest fashion trends.
Whether you’re looking for a sophisticated cocktail lounge or a high-energy dance floor, Khimki has options to suit all tastes.
Families can enjoy quality time together, and nature enthusiasts can revel in the beauty of the park’s flora and fauna.
Attending these festivities allows visitors to immerse themselves in the traditions and customs of Khimki.
Travelers can easily access Khimki from around the world, making it a gateway to the wonders of Russia .
This integration offers visitors the opportunity to explore both Khimki and Moscow with ease.
The city’s focus on technological advancements and innovation contributes to its ongoing economic development.
It provides visitors with a deeper understanding of Khimki’s past and its place in the broader historical context.
The business park serves as a hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and collaboration.
Sports enthusiasts can relish the electrifying atmosphere and witness the skills of both local and international athletes.
Visitors can explore literary treasures and engage in intellectual pursuits within the walls of this cultural institution .
Food enthusiasts can embark on a gastronomic journey that tantalizes their taste buds and satisfies their cravings.
Attending a theatrical production here provides a unique glimpse into the emerging theater scene of Khimki.
These thrilling experiences allow visitors to embrace their adventurous spirit and create lasting memories.
Cheering on athletes and teams in this vibrant stadium creates an atmosphere of camaraderie and excitement.
Visitors can appreciate Khimki’s efforts in creating a greener and more sustainable future.
Audience members can revel in the power of music and witness exceptional talent on stage.
Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the abundance of green spaces dotted throughout the city.
Exploring the museum-preserve allows visitors to step back in time and appreciate the architectural marvels of Khimki.
Art enthusiasts can embark on a street art tour and marvel at the creativity and talent displayed by local artists.
Attending an event at this multifunctional center offers opportunities for networking and cultural enrichment .
Exploring the local markets and shops allows visitors to purchase unique souvenirs and support the local craft community.
Sports enthusiasts can watch thrilling matches or participate in their favorite sports in this state-of-the-art arena.
Interacting with the locals provides a glimpse into the genuine warmth and charm that defines the city.
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the enchanting city of Khimki and discover the hidden gems that make this destination truly remarkable. Whether you’re intrigued by its history, captivated by its natural beauty, or enthralled by its cultural offerings, Khimki has something to captivate every traveler.
In conclusion, Khimki is a fascinating city with a rich history, vibrant culture , and numerous attractions. From its stunning natural landscapes to its impressive architectural landmarks, Khimki offers something for every visitor. Whether you’re interested in exploring the city’s historical sites, enjoying outdoor activities, or indulging in its delicious cuisine, Khimki has it all. With its convenient location near Moscow and its excellent transportation network, Khimki is a perfect destination for both locals and tourists alike. So, plan your visit to Khimki and immerse yourself in the charm and beauty of this wonderful city.
1. What is the population of Khimki?
Khimki has a population of approximately 207,425 people.
2. What is the weather like in Khimki?
Khimki experiences a typical continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. The average temperature in summer ranges from 20°C to 30°C, while in winter , it can drop to -10°C or even lower.
3. Are there any famous landmarks in Khimki?
Yes , Khimki is home to several notable landmarks, including the Khimki Reservoir, Khimki Cathedral, and the Memorial Complex “To the Warriors of the Khimki Front.
4. How can I reach Khimki from Moscow?
Khimki is conveniently located near Moscow, and you can easily reach it by taking a train, bus, or taxi. The journey usually takes around 30 minutes, depending on the mode of transportation and traffic conditions.
5. What are some popular outdoor activities in Khimki?
Khimki offers a variety of outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling , and boating. You can explore the beautiful forests and parks surrounding the city or indulge in water sports on the Khimki Reservoir.
6. Are there any shopping malls in Khimki?
Yes, Khimki is known for its modern shopping malls, including Mega Khimki, Grand Canyon , and Aviapark. These malls offer a wide range of shops, entertainment facilities, and dining options.
Khimki's allure extends beyond its 39 fascinating facts. Sports enthusiasts can explore the captivating history of Arena Khimki , home to thrilling matches and unforgettable moments. Football fans won't want to miss the intriguing facts about FC Khimki , a club with a rich legacy and passionate supporters. Delving into these additional topics will enrich your understanding of Khimki's vibrant sports culture and the pride its residents take in their beloved teams.
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A House Republican leader is planning for an oversight hearing with the U.S. Secret Service after President Donald Trump was shot in the ear at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday evening.
Sunday morning the FBI identified Thomas Matthew Crooks as the gunman who opened fire at Trump's rally . The Secret Service reported that the shooter and one rally attendee are dead. Two spectators are critically injured following the shooting.
House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer, R-Kentucky, made the request for a briefing with the Secret Service and said he would call Kimberly Cheatle, the agency's director, to testify at a hearing.
"My prayers are with President Trump and the victims of the assassination attempt at today’s rally in Pennsylvania. I thank the brave Secret Service members who put their lives at risk to protect President Trump and for the American patriots in the audience who helped innocent victims," Comer said in a news release Saturday. "Political violence in all forms is unamerican and unacceptable. There are many questions and Americans demand answers. I have already contacted the Secret Service for a briefing and am also calling on Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle to appear for a hearing. The Oversight Committee will send a formal invitation soon.”
So who is Kimberly Cheatle?
Kimberly Cheatle was sworn in as the 27th director of the U.S. Secret Service in September 2022. She was selected by President Joe Biden in August 2022.
Cheatle has served more than 25 years with distinction for the United States Secret Service across a number of leadership roles. She worked on the Vice Presidential Protective Division, and in 2021, Biden awarded Cheatle with a Presidential Rank Award.
In Cheatle's role as director of the U.S. Secret Service, she is in charge of executing protection and investigations for the agency.
The workforce is composed of multiple divisions within the Secret Service including Special Agents, Uniformed Division Officers, Technical Law Enforcement Officers and Administrative, Professional and Technical personnel, according to the Secret Service's website .
Prior to becoming the Secret Service director, Cheatle worked for PepsiCo as the senior director in Global Security, according to her biography with the Secret Service . There, Cheatle oversaw and directed security protocols for the company's facilities in North America.
Cheatle was the agency's assistant director of the Office of Protective Details, prior to joining PepsiCo. She also served as the Special Agent in Charge of the Secret Service's Atlanta Field Office. In that position, she provided oversight for all missions related to investigation, protective intelligence and protective visits in the state of Georgia.
🚨BREAKING🚨 @RepJamesComer has invited U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle to testify at a hearing on Monday, July 22. Americans demand answers about the assassination attempt of President Trump. pic.twitter.com/zKia2oIxCf — Oversight Committee (@GOPoversight) July 14, 2024
The hearing is expected to take place July 22, 2024, according to a letter from the Committee on Oversight and Accountability.
Established in 1865, the U.S. Secret Service is one of the country's oldest federal law enforcement agencies. The U.S. Secret Service Uniformed Division protects the White House Complex and Naval Observatory, according to the Secret Service's website .
One of the newest expansions of the Secret Service's protective missions includes the issuance of Presidential Decision Directives. This established the agency as the lead for coordinating the development and implementation of security plans for National Special Security Events. This covers presidential inaugurations, State of the Union Addresses and other events of national significance.
Kate Kealey is a general assignment reporter for the Des Moines Register. Reach her at [email protected] or follow her on Twitter at @ Kkealey17 .
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July 23, 2024
July 25 is National Intern Day. To help us celebrate it, Jewel Herlong, a graduate of ECU’s College of Business and the Arthur Graduate School of Business , reflects on her time as an inaugural member Immersive MBA pathway cohort, and her recent internship with CAPTRUST , independent investment advisory firm.
The internship has been a great immersive experience. Everyone at CAPTRUST is so friendly and welcoming. It is awesome being able to start my professional journey in an environment that is so kind and supportive.
I have also found many ECU Pirates among my colleagues, which is exciting. What I have loved the most about my internship at CAPTRUST is the ability to work one-on-one with advisors.
I was very busy.
An ongoing task was to update the pipeline of prospective clients for our financial advisors. This task included communicating with each advisor regarding their opportunities and how we can update the estimated closing dates or help them close the deal. This project not only allowed me to communicate with advisors and their teams but also to change the statistics of the reports for the type of opportunities and leads that are active at CAPTRUST.
Another project I worked on was to evaluate which financial advisors qualify for the Values Summit. The value summit is a reward related to the growth goals at CAPTRUST. As Fielding Miller says, “We are unapologetically a growth company.”
Before obtaining my MBA, I was very aware that businesses had to account for so many departments and details to succeed. It wasn’t until I obtained my MBA that I realized how every piece of a business is required to operate and perform. In my internship, I understood how these projects were making work more efficient for other colleagues to do their jobs and how they contribute to the success of CAPTRUST.
In essence, my Arthur MBA helped me understand the value of a business running like a well-oiled machine.
The Arthur School has been such an amazing support for me through the past year and during this internship. I have adopted a whole new perspective on the financial industry from a business standpoint. The Arthur School helped me develop the skills and knowledge to be a more well-rounded professional and has aided my confidence in starting my professional journey.
My very short-term goal is to land a full-time job! Beyond that, I would love to work in investment banking and consulting! One of my favorite things about the financial industry is how many career opportunities there are. What I also love is that my MBA assists my perspective on finance, especially from a business perspective, which leads to my interest in consulting.
My main goal is to work for a company that allows me to pursue my passion and curiosity to learn more and experience those interests.
Keep pushing. Always be the hardest-working person in the room. Don’t slow down.
I am thankful for the IMBA staff, faculty, support, and fellow students. My experience in the IMBA is an experience I would not trade for anything. As a freshman, worried about where the following years would take me, I wish I could have told myself I would have ended up in a situation as wonderful as this. I suggest that everyone interested in pursuing their MBA apply for this program.
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