Sarah is Passionate About Bringing Critical Thinking Back to the Classroom Bangor Daily News | Sarah Taylor is a plant biologist with experience in agriculture, horticulture, and arboriculture. Joining Beal University’s faculty in 2022, Sarah holds a M.S. and B.S. in Biological Science from California State University, Fullerton. In her graduate studies, she completed her
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Amid Shortages and Burnout, Could Adding More Men Ease the Nation’s Nursing Woes?
The share of men in the strained U.S. nursing corps has ticked up in recent years. Here’s why the pandemic could fuel a further increase. Jonathan Caesar always thought he would follow in his brother’s footsteps by pursuing a career as an attorney in Las Vegas. But he began to have a change of heart
Academic Deans Leading a Path to Excellence at Beal University
Experience, Passion and Innovation Lead the Way at Beal Bangor Daily News | At Beal University, we’re exceptionally proud of our educational leadership. Of course, attending Beal University means gaining access to the best in healthcare, nursing, health sciences, business and much more. But, to be the best, you must be led by the best.
Beal University Dean’s List – Mod 5, 2022
Congratulations to the following students! Beal University faculty and staff commend you for your hard work and dedication.
Elsevier Education Recognizes Beal University’s Virtual Reality Simulation for its Nursing Program
Beal University ADN Students Develop Deeper Thinking with SLS with VR Bangor Daily News | Nursing instructor Lorrie Springer gained her initial nursing education in the same way her students at Beal University do—in a two-year, ADN program. Knowing their background and having gone through the same experience led her to an important question: is
Tuition Support for Health Care Professions
Health care employs more workers than any other job sector in Maine, yet critical worker shortages existed in Maine prior to the pandemic and have been exacerbated by it. These shortages limit access to quality care, particularly in behavioral health and long-term care; increase costs; and affect Maine’s ability to attract talented workers since quality
Fentanyl Tainted Pills Bought on Social Media Cause Youth Drug Deaths to Soar
Jan Hoffman | NY Times: Shortly after Kade Webb, 20, collapsed and died in a bathroom at a Safeway Market in Roseville, California, in December, the police opened his phone and went straight to his social media apps. There, they found exactly what they feared. Webb, a laid-back snowboarder and skateboarder who, with the imminent
Why Robots Won’t Take Over Welding Jobs Anytime Soon
You don’t have to look very far to see evidence of an increasingly automated world. From the grocery store to retail shops, it may feel like the “rise of the machines” will make the human workforce obsolete sooner than expected. Many aspects of the manufacturing industry are already largely automated, leaving some to wonder what
5 Great Reasons to Earn an Associate’s in Accounting
An associate’s in accounting can lead to many business-related professions. Demand for these professionals continues to be on the rise. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that accountants and auditors could see an employment growth of ten percent between 2014 and 2024. Earning this degree can be the quickest path towards being a
Maine Named 2nd Best State for Nurses in 2022
Working in Maine can be really great for some professions and it looks like one of those professions is nursing. By Sarah | Z 107.3 Wallethub compiled information to see which states in the nation were best and worst for those in the nursing profession for 2022 and working as a nurse in Maine ranked