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College is the perfect lab for leadership. In Love and Work, Marcus Buckingham reminds us that love is data—those moments that make you feel strong and alive. By testing your “red threads” through campus experiences, you discover what energizes you and learn to lead with purpose, curiosity, and courage—the foundation of meaningful work and lasting impact.

Author: Dr. Gina Wilt September 26, 2025 Sophomore year of college can feel like being stuck in the middle - you are not a wide-eyed...

Starting college is a fresh chapter—and your resume is one of the first ways you get to shape the story. Whether you're applying for internships, scholarships, or leadership programs, a clear and authentic resume can help you stand out. In this guide, we’ll show you how to build a resume that reflects who you are, where you’ve been, and where you’re headed. Let’s take the stress out of it—and start building with confidence.

Your resume isn’t just a document, it’s the first chapter of your professional story. As a college student, now is the perfect time to shape how the world sees your strengths, goals, and potential. From writing a resume that stands out to building a professional online presence, the process is about more than listing experiences—it’s about discovering and sharing who you are becoming. Ready to craft your narrative with confidence? Let’s begin.