Trident University International
Nov 26, 2019 by Daniel Sloan
Dr. Joseph Chan is a motivating person, but don’t mistake this as me comparing him to a motivational speaker. He motivates through his actions and advice, which has made him an asset at Trident. And it influences those around him.
When he decided to start a doctoral program a few short years ago, I saw this as...
Continue ReadingNov 5, 2019 by Dr. Pietro Savo
With many service members leaving the military ranks and beginning their academic journey at colleges and universities nationwide, we have a pressing need to understand suicide warning signs and the effects of depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) among these new students.
Today, headlines in the media are dominated by politics,...
Continue ReadingJul 25, 2019 by Kevin Bauguess
1. What can new students in the Computerized Accounting program expect?
It all depends on which concentration they choose. There is a Taxation and a Bookkeeping and Payroll concentration. Both concentrations cover QuickBooks and Sage 50 Accounting software.
The Taxation concentration focuses on tax preparation and accounting procedures. Students learn a variety of concepts, including...
Continue ReadingJun 10, 2019 by Daniel Sloan
“While I was attending school for my bachelor’s degree, I was active duty and forward deployed on a small ship based in Japan,” states Dr. Greg Bishop. “This means that our ship was underway more than we were in port. Without Trident’s flexibility and understanding, I would have never been able to complete the program.”
For...
Continue ReadingMay 28, 2019 by Mark A. Weedon
Life after military service is tough. I believe it’s tough for everyone, regardless of employment, marital, economic, or social status. Although it can be tougher for some, no one is spared from these challenges. I retired after 29 years of service near the top of my field, and immediately started a good job in a...
Continue ReadingMay 22, 2019 by Chaunte Hall
When I began my educational journey, I made a conscious decision to have a mindset of constant self-evaluation in regard to mind, body, and spirit. I had a desire to encompass and showcase this holistic health approach as I truly believe in a healthy work-life balance. Since I knew I would be tested along the...
Continue ReadingMay 20, 2019 by Philip F. Johndrow
I’ve always been told that I needed to manage my time, so I get up at the crack of dawn and work until dusk. I make a schedule every day, build agendas for my meetings, and I try to be physically present at each event that is important to my family and me. I always...
Continue ReadingMay 16, 2019 by Monserrat Gonzalez
Lights, Camera, ACTION! But first, coffee.
As a morning news anchor, current Trident Master of Business Administration student Gloria Ogletree’s alarm goes off early in the morning…very early. She’s on set and ready to go live even before the sun is thinking about waking up. From early morning calls to delivering breaking news, morning news anchors...
Continue ReadingApr 25, 2019 by Philip F. Johndrow
I have a birthday tradition – one that may cause some of my family to chuckle – where I run at least one minute for every year I have lived. Since I have just reached 60 this year’s run was more of a challenge, but I was more worried about the number than how I...
Continue ReadingApr 12, 2019 by Chaunte Hall
In today’s technology-based society, our image and our brand is available for all to see whether in person or by the click of a mouse. Does this statement concern you? As a college student, think about if Company X searches your name and the immediate judgment that will either entice or steer them away from...
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