​June 2013

Article written by Stephanie Onofri Just like in any other Industry, the Human resources department in Higher Education is the core of the organizational infrastructure of the Institution. It holds responsibility for drawing and assessing potential human capital for every institutional role, whether a professorial or janitorial, maintaining institutional and governmental compliance standards, payroll, scheduling,… Read More»

Article written by Stephanie Onofri There is an old saying: “You can’t teach an old frog new drinks” – Or wait – On second thought, it might have been about an old “dog” and a “mink” or something like that. Either way, whether you’re a frog or a dog or a university office, there seems to… Read More»

Article written by Stephanie Onofri Here’s a little tid-bit you may or may not have known: all Medical schools have an office for the maintenance of standard medical regulatory compliance. Yup! The role of these offices is to provide the guidelines and ensure the adherence to a compliance system that is fitting to the Institution… Read More»

Article written by Stephanie Onofri Do you remember the excitement you felt when you received your first campus e-mail? That welling sensation of “cool” at the thought that you were finally on the footsteps of that “next generation” age when communication could occur instantaneously like a form of time travel? If you’re at least as… Read More»

Article written by Stephanie Onofri It’s no secret: University and College admissions are a huge pain in our behinds. Whether we are a prospective student, a parent, or Higher Education personnel, the process is tedious and long, requiring students to chase after transcripts and GRE scores, and keeping education departments on their toes as they scramble to… Read More»

Article written by Stephanie Onofri The image of the entry level employee or intern pushing around a mail cart full of paper might be a thing of the past to most leading cutting-edge industries, but in the realm of Institutions funded by local, state, and federal governments, the story is quite a different one. Nowhere is… Read More»