Pro-anorexia online forums obviously carry risks, but they can offer benefits as well, including social support, a way to cope with a stigmatised illness, and a means of self-expression, says GGU Professor Tom Wooldridge.
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Dr. David J. Fike, Golden Gate University President, conferred an honorary doctorate degree to GGU Alumna and Salesforce.org EVP and...
Dr. David J. Fike, Golden Gate University President, conferred an honorary doctorate degree to Van-Ton-Quilivan, who gave an inspirational talk...
GGU Law associate dean of admissions Paulette Palafox and second-year GGU Law School student Jose Padron-Lemus are featured in a profile in Hispanic Outlook Magazine about GGU Law's commitment to diversity and equity. Kudos to you both! ow.ly/aBnV50GsDhV
This week, EMPA faculty, staff, students, and alums had the privilege of attending a fascinating GGU talk by renowned urbanist, researcher, writer, and entrepreneur Dr. Richard Florida. He discussed challenges to U.S. cities in a post-pandemic world focusing on urbanization, economic and social impacts to places and people, and opportunities for creating a more fair, equitable, and livable urban society. He touched on some of the tenets of his books and explored the concept that the pandemic is not so much a fundamental disruption but an accelerator of trends already underway. Thanks to everyone involved in this wonderful event!
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We're proud of GGU EMPA alum Glenn Galman who is the newly appointed Merced County Veterans Services Officer!
Glenn earned his EMPA in 2019 and on GGU's recommendation applied to the prestigious and highly competitive Capitol Fellows Program in Sacramento where he served as a fellow in 2019.
Congratulations Glenn!
Meet Wendy McWilliams, a certified career counselor within GGU's Career Services. Wendy provides one-on-one support for career planning/exploration, resume development, career and industry research, self-assessment/inventories, networking coaching, informational and formal interview prep. Prior to her transition to career counseling, Wendy was a software project manager in the SF Bay Area tech industry for 15 years and had a stint as a stay-at-home mom. She understands how important it is to find a good fit for both the job and work environment in order to love what you do and thrive. She enjoys working with people in transition at all stages and ages.
"I love working with GGU students. They bring a real variety of backgrounds and are coming in with their own ideas of where they want to take their careers. I often am simply a facilitator to help realize their aspirations. It is a motivated student body."
