Why I Love My Job
Having a job while also being a full-time college student isn’t always easy, but having a job that you love makes it worth it. I don’t work...
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When It's Time To Go
This is the story of how I knew it was time to leave teaching, how I decided to go back to school, and how to change careers in the middle of a global pandemic.
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HC Bentley's Tips for a Successful Zoom Semester
New year, new semester! Her Campus at Bentley came together to chat about what we do to get us through the Zoom semester successfully! Here...
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How I Cross Cultures Every Morning Without Leaving Home
In July of 2019, I found myself on a trip to New York City. The main thing on my agenda was teaching English to immigrants and refugees who...
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How High School Teacher Jennifer Wilder Prioritizes Her Students
An interview with a teacher who shaped me in high school, both as a writer and as a person.
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In Defence of Humanities
In light of recent government policies to scrap PGCE bursaries and scholarships for teachers training in humanities subjects; the...
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WomenSpire: Olivia Murphy
WomenSpire is a series about valuable alumni of the University of Maine showcasing their career journey developed to guide students who...
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On Feminists & Fairytales: How I Protect the Fantasy While Practicing Feminism
How to embrace classic characters while teaching 21st-century values.
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What Teaching in a Pandemic Has Taught Jaclyn Sutherby
"It’s been great every morning to see my students and their smiling faces on my computer screen."
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Anagha Arvind: An Encouraging Voice for Women in STEM
This BU senior turned her childhood passion into her professional purpose.
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I Know I Want to Be a Teacher
Being out of a classroom for several months has made it clear that I chose the right degree.
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In-Person Teaching: As Reviewed By You
Her Campus calling. (*insert Kim Possible ring tone*.) ‘Matthew,’ they tell me, ‘the big thing this week is in-person teaching. Everybody...
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An Inside Look at the Life of Nikki Sapp-Spoelstra
Get to know Nikki Sapp-Spoelstra!
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There is a Lack of Black History Properly Being Taught in America
The truth of the reality is the material taught only covers a small part of the whole truth. Black history is tucked into the minds of the students, and white American history is left to overpower everything.
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Why I Study History
One of the biggest questions I am asked as a history major is, "Why?"
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Teaching in a Pandemic: Thoughts From a First Grade Teacher
Teacher Christine Diamond sits down for an interview with Her Campus to discuss safety and precautions in our new normal.
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Dana Boyle: How This Elementary School Teacher Deals With COVID-19
“A good teacher is like a candle—it consumes itself to light the way for others.” -Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
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Common Struggles Teachers Seem to be Facing During Online Learning
Yes. We are all struggling with this new change to online learning. As a student, I have many complaints. However, I've also seen some issues more specific to teachers. Here are a few.
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15 Signs You're An Education Major
"If you ask me what I came into this world to do, I will tell you without hesitation: I was born to be a teacher." -Robert John Meehan 1...
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On Being Joyfully Ordinary
My little sister is named after the family from Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life; her middle name is Bailey. You can probably guess,...
