When Gordon Morrell earned his Education Ph.D. in 1976, his career path took a few twists and turns. After an early career as a professor, in 1990 he joined asset and property management software solutions provider Yardi Systems in Goleta, where he has worked since, currently as its Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.
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Boston College History Department Chair and UCSB alum Robin Fleming (BA, History, 1977; Ph.D., History, 1984) – whose research and teaching specialties are early medieval Britain and material culture – has been awarded a prestigious $625,000 MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, commonly known as a “Genius” grant.
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Beauty is all around you, especially here on the University of California campus. Take time to enjoy it.
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Two UCSB grad students weighed in on U.S. Supreme Court rulings today that were celebrated by gay rights activists in California and elsewhere across the country.
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The 2013 Grad Slam Final round featured 9 finalists looking to earn the title of Champion. Find out who was the winner and who were the runners-up!
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Wardrobe consultant Lori Cooper emphasized being polished, put together, and professional at a workshop called “Dress Your Best for Job Interviews and Beyond.”
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At an “Interviewing Skills” workshop at UCSB's Career Services Center, Career Counselor Molly Steen explained the “three P’s” of job interviews: Preparation, Practice, and Presentation. You might even say there are five P’s, as Steen repeated the mantra: “Practice! Practice! Practice!”
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Thanks to a generous donor, you don’t have to go far to find serenity on campus. Through generosity from Carol Geer, who retired from UCSB in 2000 after a 21-year career as director of Counseling and Career Services, as well as campus sponsorship of Student Affairs, Labyrinth Trail became a reality in May 2011.
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