Once he overcame the shock of a 538-year time jump, there’s no question that Leonardo da Vinci, who is credited with writing the world's first resume in 1482, would be amazed, if not impressed, to see that the art of selling oneself with a single piece of paper is still alive and well.

After 26 years, one of the most seasoned faculty members at the University of Arizona Global Campus will be retiring, putting an end to a storied career.

Were it not for listening to messages he says the universe sent to him back in 1995, however, Dr. Rob Engelson may never have had the opportunity to make such a profound impact on the school’s history. 

Classwork at the University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) is designed to deliver the skills necessary to position you for academic and professional success by providing dynamic learning experiences centered around the competencies that will serve as transformational gateways to major classes … and the careers that come next! The written communication skills in ENG 121 English Composition are a big part of that.

Since its inception, the United States of America has been held together by its founding document, the Constitution of the United States. This document serves as supreme law and the framework of America’s three branches of government. To mark the significance of the U.S. Constitution and what it stands for, September 17 has been designated a day of observance and celebration – Constitution Day. Read on to learn more about what Constitution Day is, why we celebrate it, and how you can recognize the day with your family.

The demand for innovative, educated professionals – specifically STEM graduates – is increasing.