Ah, summertime—the season of outdoor concerts, where music helps us escape into sounds, stories, and serenity. It’s one of my favorite times of year, filled with moments to cherish, unwind, and dance like nobody’s watching. Whether it’s a local Jersey Shore band at my favorite bar, a summer camping festival, or a community concert series at the park, music has a way of making me … Continue reading The Summer of Self-Care: Harmonizing Mental Wellness for Higher Ed Professionals and Student Leaders 

When creating an online e-learning course, it is essential that the content is designed for all learners, regardless of their abilities. Creating an accessible course isn’t just something you must do to meet standards, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and Section 508. When you enhance the accessibility of your content, everyone benefits.  ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliance refers to the legal … Continue reading ADA Compliance in Online Learning

Whether we work on a college campus or for a fraternity or sorority member organization, as higher education professionals we are often tasked with implementing educational experiences  in the pursuit of helping our members and students be better – better friends, citizens, students, leaders, and future professionals. When we think of facilitator-led programming, one might assume that professionals need to serve in the role of … Continue reading Peer-to-Peer Education