

Information Systems vs. Information Technology: What’s the Difference?
If you don’t already work with computers, you might think that information systems (IS) and information technology (IT) are interchangeable terms. In reality, these fields diverge in several important...

Expert Insight About Designing Competency-based Education Programs in Higher Ed
For more than 60 years, UMass Global has specialized in providing working adults with the education they need to be successful in their careers, support their families and contribute to their...

Mental Health Activities for Adults to Support Psychological Well-Being
Americans are more stressed today than ever before, according to recent polls. There are several things that contribute to the lower sense of well-being experienced by adults in the U.S. The most...

School Psychologist vs. School Counselor: Which Career Is Your Calling? [Infographic]
As you’ve explored your career options over the years, you may have finally realized your calling to dedicate your life’s work to supporting the youth in your community. And where better to do this...

A Mental Health Professional’s Guide to Eating Disorders
Of all the mental health disorders, eating disorders are the deadliest. According to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, 10,200 people die every year from an eating...

What Is Supply Chain Management? A Closer Look at This Fast-Growing Field
Imagine you’ve just created a recipe for the best chocolate bar on earth. You have to share it with the world, so you decide to start a company. All you need is ingredients, wrappers and maybe a...

Helping Professions: The Ultimate Resume-Builder for Working Adults
Few people relish the idea of crafting a resume, even if it’s for a job or opportunity they’re really excited about. Sitting down and typing out all of your responsibilities, skills and...

6 Unique Ways Psychologists Can Empower Communities
At its core, a community is simply a group of people with something in common. But just sharing an interest or living in the same neighborhood doesn’t make a thriving community — people must decide to...