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Monica Hubert is well-versed in drawing inspiration from struggle.

As a newly-wed teen military spouse, she moved to upstate New York with her then-husband after he finished basic training. Although Monica was an honor student with plans to complete her senior year and attend college, she says her new local high school banned her from enrolling without parental supervision. 

“I was so focused on graduating,” she recalls. “It was a major blow to my plans and self-esteem.”

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Students often credit supportive parents for their academic and professional achievements. For Machele Ruiz, it’s the other way around.

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In the first installment of this two-part series, the authors discussed how to understand your organization at a deeper level. In this final post, they explore the types of influence that are present in organizations. 

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Like many Ashford University* students, Cristi Hall views college as an opportunity to discover who she is and find her purpose in the world. Born and raised in a small Idaho town, Cristi survived growing up in an abusive home only to find herself unable to hold down a job.  For 11 years, she struggled to raise four children. It seemed the odds were stacked against her, until she decided to take control of her future and pursue her degree.

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Maja Zelihic, PhD, former Dean of College of Professional Advancement provides an analysis of a global business arena with some of the most powerful players emerging as creative powerhouses and outcompeting each other; the competitive cycle creates a sense of perceived uncertainty as to who the all-time ruler of the emerging global business empire is going to end up being. Dr.

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Applying for a job always comes with a bit of anxiety that your resume could end up in a virtual abyss thanks to the growing popularity of Applicant Tracking Systems — artificial intelligence programs that scan your resume for keywords and determine whether to connect you with a recruiter. If you’re looking for a job, there are some important Dos and Don’ts to follow that will increase your odds of landing an interview and, hopefully, the job.

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Many of you know that “National Hispanic Heritage Month” runs from September 15 to October 15. During that month, we will also celebrate “Constitution Day” on September 17. The overlap of these important celebratory events is a chance to discuss the enormous contributions that Hispanics have made to our country in areas concerning our Constitution and civil rights.

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The University of Arizona Global Campus Library has lots of convenient tools that let you conduct broad searches across many different subject areas all at once, to increase the chances that you will find what you are looking for when conducting research.

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Professors, contributors, and industry practitioners, Dr. Avisha Sadeghinejad and Bill Davis serve the University of Arizona Global Campus student body. Their marketing experiences have taken them various places and earned them numerous distinctions, such as Avisha’s Certified eMarketing Associate (CeMA) and Certified Social Marketing Associate (SCMA) certifications, and Bill‘s recent Outstanding Achievement in Teaching Award. Now, the two professors take time to answer some of our burning questions about what a successful marketing career looks like.

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