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17 years ago @ HPCareer.Net's Re... - Lunch & Learn: Fuel y... · 0 replies · +1 points

Dr. Mark J. Kittleson 2008 AAHE Scholar to Provide Preview. Save the date, save the time, save your virtual seat for the HPCareerNetwork's first Friday Lunch & Learn.

Dr Mark Kittleson the 2008 Scholar of the Year. Mark will provide a preview of his presentation to be deliver during the Friday AAHE Assembly of Members in conjunction with the AAHPERD convention in Tampa at the end of the month. Friday March 6th, 12-12:30 EST.RSVP here! http://tinyurl.com/cobxve

17 years ago @ The HEDIR Blog - The HEDIR Update · 0 replies · +1 points

Mark and others, How a Forrester Web Strategist uses Twitter.. http://tinyurl.com/24lv65

17 years ago @ HPCareer.Net's Re... - What are graduate assi... · 0 replies · +1 points

I am a graduate of the Fisher Institute for Wellness & Gerontology at BSU. It was a great experience that has served me well as a health & wellness professional and as an entrepeneur. I had an assistantship as well which made the experience much more meaningful than it would have been otherwise, IMHO. I still stay in touch with many of the people from the program and am working on building an alumni group on the HPCareerNetwork (http://www.hpcareernetwork.com).

17 years ago @ Industry Buzz - Boomers choose work wi... · 0 replies · +1 points

Interesting, It seems old dogs can learn new tricks from the younger generations who are all about work/life balance. Great!

17 years ago @ HPCareer.Net's Re... - Have You Joined a Prof... · 0 replies · +1 points

Several excellent points. Joining a professional organization as a student is an excellent way to ease the transition from school to the so called "real world". The connections members make may very well remain strong throughout a professional career. Also, be a member of... says to others that you take your professional development seriously and that you intend to keep up on trends and new ideas. This may seem obvious while you're in school but once out, it becomes increasingly difficult to stay plugged in to your profession.

17 years ago @ HPCareer.Net's Re... - New Job Postings · 0 replies · +1 points

It seems when times are bad jobs in health are much more resistant to economic downturn. According to the US Department of Labor, (http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos063.htm)the outlook for health educators is good although the size of the industry is smaller than some of the other professions. That's not news to any of us in the field. But it is rather comforting to know that Uncle Sam believes in us too!

17 years ago @ The HEDIR Blog - Dr. Gupta as Surgeon G... · 0 replies · +1 points

I did find a twitter feed from CNN Health that http://twitter.com/CNNHealthwhich is a great way to keep up with the current news coverage of this and other topics important to our community.

17 years ago @ The HEDIR Blog - Governor of Ill-Repute... · 0 replies · +1 points

Wow, that really says it all!

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