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Preventing Sports Injuries: The Power of Kinesiology 

Whether you’re a coach who’s overseeing an entire athletic team or a personal trainer developing a customized fitness program for your clients, one goal remains the same: preventing injuries before they happen. We all know the importance of rehabilitation, but the real victory lies in stopping those injuries from happening in the first place.  University…

Social Work
Unique Career Options for Social Work Graduates 

Statistically speaking, most social work graduates pursue social work careers. But what if you’re not like most people? We’re here to tell you that you can absolutely transform your passion for helping others and hard-earned expertise into another type of career.  A social work degree is a broadly marketable credential offering highly transferrable skills to…

Business
Exploring the Origins of Mother’s Day: Tradition, Marketing and Cultural Influence 

Honoring and celebrating our mothers has been a global tradition throughout history. Although Mother’s Day was officially declared a U.S. holiday in 1914, its origins date back centuries. People have honored their mothers across cultures and time periods through festivals, religious observances, and communal gatherings.  Understanding the historical significance of holidays like Mother’s Day provides…

Education
Five Notable Leaders With an Educational Leadership Degree 

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” — Nelson Mandela  Shaping Education: From Pioneers to Advocates  Education has long been a cornerstone of human civilization, shaping the course of society across generations. Educational pioneers like Horace Mann, who championed free public education, and Maria Montessori, who revolutionized individualized learning,…

Business
Looking Back at Chernobyl: The World’s Worst Nuclear Disaster 

In the early morning hours of April 26, 1986, reactor number four at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded. As the reactor building was destroyed, over 100 radioactive elements were launched into the atmosphere.   Today, Chernobyl remains frozen in time. A protective radiation shield entombs the nuclear reactor’s remains. The Ukrainian city of Pripyat lies…

Education
How UTPB Is Using VR to Support Special Education Students 

Transitions during a typical school day—like moving from one subject to another—can be challenging for many students. But for special education students, these transitions can be particularly stressful and frustrating.  Whether in mainstream classrooms or special education programs, students with special needs often struggle with adapting to change. To address this issue, a team of faculty…

Business
Financial Literacy 101: Foundations of Financial Freedom 

In today’s complex financial world, understanding the basics of financial literacy is crucial for personal and professional success. It empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their money and prepares them for future opportunities, such as advancing their careers through programs like those offered by The University of Texas Permian Basin. This article provides a…

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