Sarah Geydarov, a 2009 alumna, moved to NYC in 2010 to begin her career in local government. She found a love of Human Resources in graduate school and began as an Assistant Manager for Human Resources at the flagship Build-A-Bear Workshop, overseeing HR activities and training for over 100 store staff and area managers. From there she moved to HR and then training positions at … [Read more...] about Sarah Geydarov: From Build-A-Bear to the Big Apple
In a recent article in The National Interest, Professor Dennis Hickey explores the connection between the situation in Hong Kong and Chinese relations with Taiwan. Rejecting the supposed parallels, Dr. Hickey argues to make more of the connection is "a bit of a stretch — some might even call it nonsense." To read the entire article, see 1992 Consensus. … [Read more...] about One Country, Different Interpretations
Political Science alumni and Judge on the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri, Stephen Bough, was the speaker at the Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association's Continuing Legal Education Lunch om July 17th. … [Read more...] about CLE Lunch with Judge Bough
2012 Political Science alumni, Joel Reed, has been selected for the American Political Science Association's Congressional Fellowship Program. The Congressional Fellowship program is a "highly selective, nonpartisan program devoted to expanding knowledge and awareness of Congress." Joel earned his MA in Communications at Missouri State University in 2014 and completed … [Read more...] about Joel Reed Earns Prestigious APSA Fellowship
"If you’re heading to law school next fall," Don Macaulay wants to "add one more worry to your plate: how different law school will be from your undergraduate experience." To find out what you need to know, see Be Prepared Don Macaulay is Law Preview President for BARBRI. … [Read more...] about What You Need to Know About 1L