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Ed.D. Perspectives: Dr. Emily Buss McCord Dr. Emily Buss McCord

01/27/2025 - Members of the Ed.D. program past and present share their thoughts, perspectives, and experiences. This issue, we learn about the work of Dr. Emily Buss McCord, academy director at the School of the Arts in the Rochester City School District.

Scholarship Takes Center Stage in EdD Program Dr. Angela Clark-Taylor presents at a conference with a colleague.

01/27/2025 - In each newsletter, we will highlight the scholarship of a faculty member, committee member, executive mentor, or alumnus. This initiative underscores the program’s commitment to showcasing the valuable contributions of the Ed.D. community to the field of leadership education.

LinkedIn Learning Now Available to Fisher Students Logo: LinkedIn

01/22/2025 - A valuable new resource is now available to your student: LinkedIn Learning. This dynamic platform is designed to enhance their educational experience, foster personal growth, and better prepare them for the professional world.

Fisher Launches Dual Doctoral Degree in Nurse Anesthesia and Adult Gerontology Acute Care The inaugural cohort of CRNA program candidates.

01/13/2025 - This January, the inaugural cohort of candidates began study in the newly launched Doctor of Nursing Practice in Nurse Anesthesia and Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner program at the Wegmans School of Nursing.

Supporting Your Student with a “Major” Decision A student consults with a career services professional.

12/12/2024 - As your student navigates their higher education journey, they may encounter moments of uncertainty, especially when it comes to choosing or changing their major. As parents and guardians, understanding these challenges—and knowing how to offer support—can make a big difference during this time of transition.

Networking November: Why Networking Matters for Your Student A student gives a presentation during a networking event.

11/19/2024 - You’ve likely witnessed your student’s academic growth and personal development throughout their college years. First-year students are just diving in, while sophomores, juniors, and seniors, in particular, are in pivotal phases of their higher education journey. As they progress, one skill becomes increasingly essential: networking.

Supporting Your Students in Career Planning A student talks to a potential employer at the Career Fair.

10/16/2024 - Whether your student is in their first year at Fisher, preparing to graduate in May, or somewhere in between, Career Services with the Center for Career and Academic Planning offers a comprehensive range of resources to assist students throughout their career journey.

Ed.D. Perspectives: Deborah D. Washington Deborah Washington

10/11/2024 - Members of the Ed.D. program past and present share their thoughts, perspectives, and experiences. This issue, we hear from Deborah D. Washington, a principal in the Rochester City School District, who shares a story of finding support in the unlikeliest of places.

Parent’s Guide to Maximizing Students’ Career Fair Experience Employers at their booth at the 2024 Spring Career Fair.

09/18/2024 - The annual Career Fair, hosted by the Center for Career and Academic Planning, is scheduled from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 26.

Greetings from the Campus Mailroom A pile of colorful envelopes.

08/15/2024 - The Campus Mailroom is an integral part of a student’s life on campus, serving as a link to family, friends, and home.

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