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Career Opportunities for School Counseling Graduates
Across the country, schools are being called to address more than just academic achievement.
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EMT to RN: How to Transition Into Nursing
Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and registered nurses (RNs) both perform meaningful work that saves lives; however, RNs can do many things that EMTs cannot. RNs…
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Mental Health Counseling Trends: Why Now is the Best Time to Pursue This Career
The field of mental health counseling is evolving at a rapid pace, driven by societal shifts, new technologies, and a deeper understanding of mental health…
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The Importance of Ethics in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
As an aspiring counselor, ethics will be the foundation of your decisions and interactions with clients. Ethics help guide counselors through complex situations, ensuring their…
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CAHME Announces the Reaccreditation of the Concordia University Irvine, Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA)
Irvine, CA, July 03, 2025 — The Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) Board of Directors recently approved the re-accreditation of Concordia University Irvine’s…
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Top Career Paths for Graduates of an MA in Organizational Leadership
Leadership isn’t just about making decisions — it’s about inspiring others, shaping culture, and driving meaningful change. As organizations face new challenges and opportunities, the…
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The Impact of Role States On Team Effectiveness
This article was originally published by The Football Coach’s Association on the Insight Journal. Although the importance of sport psychology and specifically individual mental skills…
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To Love, Honor and Cherish
You would be hard pressed to find someone who is not affected by a divorce in the family.
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Calloused Consciences
I am hoping that as I walk around I don’t see a large number of people suddenly missing eyes, feet, or hands in response to…
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Making CUI Volleyball History
Brooke (Marino) Nicholson ’12, MCAA ’17 was relatively short to play volleyball at 5’10”, but was able to come in under the radar, rack up a…
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Baking a Cake, Baking Your Paper
Have you ever tried to bake a cake? Whether you bake a cake from scratch or use a boxed recipe, cakes take a lot of…
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The Lord is Come
What is with the words of “Joy to the World”? Shouldn’t it say, “the Lord has come?” So ask the grammarians who seek linguistic consistency.
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Building Your First Draft
“I’m writing a first draft and reminding myself that I’m simply shoveling sand into a box so that later I can build castles.” As a…
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Eyes on the Prize
Paul Schroeder started his career as an engineer working on missiles and air-to-air systems. His wife Cathy found a side career as a line judge…
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4 Helpful Tips for Keeping Track of Sources
Writing a research paper can feel daunting. It might not even be the sitting down and writing part that gives you pause, but the tasks…
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Two-Time War Vet, First Time Student
John Gallegos, a student in CUI’s degree completion program, brings a lifetime of experiences to the classroom as a two-time war veteran, retired professional bull…