Jeffrey Reich, Bachelor of Science in Sociology, 1987
Jeffrey Reich of Wildwood, Missouri, earned a Bachelor of Science in Sociology in 1987. Jeff earned his sociology degree during his Navy enlistment. He later earned an MBA and consulted …
Month: February 2025
Dr. Michael Brantley, Master of Science in Management, 2016
Dr. Michael Brantley of Chula Vista, California, earned a Master of Science in Management in 2016. He shares, “Hello, I am now retired from the Navy, but I’d just like …
Mark Stricklett, Bachelor of Science, 1997
Mark Stricklett of Danielsville, Georgia, earned a Bachelor of Science in 1997. He shares, “I wrapped up my BS at Regents College, and went on for my MBA at another …
Nhi Ho, Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Technology, 2023
Nhi Ho of Dothan, Alabama, earned a Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Technology in 2023. She shares, “I wanted to take a moment to share a glimpse of my …
Zoltan Kiraly, Master of Business Administration, 2015
Zoltan Kiraly of Ringwood, New Jersey, earned a Master of Business Administration degree in 2015. In 2023, Zoltan ran a successful campaign for a seat on the Council of the …
Import upgrade from US retailers comes despite Trump tariff uncertainty
But Hackett Associates founder Ben Hackett said US port cargo “could be badly hit” if tariffs on Asian and European countries increase prices and prompt US consumers to buy less.
IT Teams Worry About Increasing Cost of Cyber Tools From AI Features, While Criminals Barely Use Them
Most IT leaders believe generative AI will increase the cost of their security tools, according to Sophos research. But, by the looks of cyber crime forums, hackers are barely using AI.
Premier Alliance cleared for launch after FMC review period ends
Three carriers who were part of the now-disbanded THE Alliance can start offering service to and from the US by Sunday after the Federal Maritime Commission studied the new partnership’s market impact.
Softer MPV market conditions reflect shaky near-term expectations
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Military Justice and the Response to ‘Everyday’ Violence in the British Armed Forces
There is an illusory nature to the efforts that underpin the promise to tackle sexual violence and other unacceptable behaviours in the military.