Words of Wisdom: Writing and Editing Effectively
Study Smart, Work Effectively (3 of 3): The Procrastinator
Think back to your days in post-secondary education: were you the type who kept up with your class readings? Did you start studying well in advance of the exam or did you approach your studying with a plan but cram the night before? How you studied back then might...
Study Smart, Work Effectively (2 of 3): Last-minute crammer
Students are under a great deal of stress this time of year: final exams. With up to seven exams and final projects due in a matter of days, we hope that students have learned how best they learn so they can study effectively. Thankfully, those approaches to looming...
Study Smart, Work Effectively (1 of 3): Study as you go-er
Students across the country are pushing their party nights aside to buckle down and get serious about their school work. Strange pre-exam rituals are being performed and coffee and energy drinks are being consumed on campuses all over. It’s that time again: final...
Writing it Right: Making Your Marketing Materials Shine
It used to be that the elite few could say they’ve been published. In this world of on-demand and vanity press publishing, anyone can be a published writer. Simply send in your manuscript and a self-publishing company will print and publish it for you, complete with...
Get Motivated About Your Business
Do you dread Mondays? At the end of a work week do you find yourself breathing a sigh of relief and thinking, “Phew! I made it”? Have you ever asked yourself, “What’s the point?” If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, you’re likely feeling unmotivated with...
The Editor’s Role in the Healthcare World: Part 2
In last week's post, I shared part of an interview with a former colleague and friend (we're calling her SH) who has worked in various roles and capacities in healthcare communications. I'm sure you'll enjoy part 2 of the interview, where SH shares her insights about...
