Presenting yourself
Hi everyone,I hope you all had a restful and productive spring break. I want to talk more about stress and the surprising ways it affects our health and performance. One of the surprising ways stress affects our health and performance … Continue reading →
Small Habits That Have Changed My Life for the Better
We often think that improving our lives requires big, drastic changes—waking up at 5 AM, working out for hours, or completely overhauling our routines. But over time, I’ve realized that it’s actually the small, consistent habits that make the biggest … Continue reading →
Cherry Blossom Season in Washington D.C 🌸
Every year during the month of March, Washington, D.C. comes alive with the beauty of cherry blossoms, drawing visitors from all over the world. Whether you’re a local or first-time visitor, the cherry blossoms are a must see in D.C … Continue reading →
How I AM DEALING WITH SPRING SEMESTER STRESS
Hey Guys! Dealing with semester stress is something we all experience, right? As students, we often encounter a multitude of stressors, ranging from financial worries to academic pressures and the challenges of balancing personal lives with educational demands. Managing stress … Continue reading →
Fun Things to Do for Spring Break If You Have No Plans
Spring Break is almost here! If you don’t have big plans, don’t worry. There are still plenty of fun things to do. You don’t need a big trip to have a great break. Sometimes, the best plans are the simple … Continue reading →
The Importance of Mentorship in Career Planning and University Life
Planning for a career while in university can be confusing and stressful. There’s much to figure out, from picking the right classes to applying for internships. This is where having a mentor can really help. Why Mentorship is Important? A … Continue reading →
Making studying doable
Hello everyone, As we head toward spring break and mark the middle of the semester, we begin to prepare for midterms or start preparing for finals, projects, and presentations. Studying can be stressful as one struggles to find tips and … Continue reading →
From Cybersecurity Student to Community Leader: How USG Opened Doors to Incredible Opportunities. Guest Post: Mariana Ruiz de Streuhofer
By: Mariana Ruiz de Streuhofer, UMBC Cybersecurity Master’s Student at USG When I began my Master’s in Cybersecurity at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), I had a clear vision: to expand my technical expertise, gain leadership experience, and … Continue reading →