New Rutgers research uncovers one important factor in the ‘quiet quitting,’ phenomenon – early career professionals are trying to plan and prepare for their next career move to ensure that they don’t get “stuck” in their current jobs.
The annual event recognizes faculty members, students, and staff.
Assistant Dean for Development Blain Bradley graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in journalism, wondering, “How will I use this, or when will it come full circle for me?” I grew into a rewarding career in fundraising, obtained my MBA from Louisiana State University, and saw an opportunity to lead fundraising efforts for SC&I.
Cheyenne Riehl MI’21, BS’18 is putting her Rutgers education to wonderful use. Currently the Student Success Librarian at Stockton University in Galloway, New Jersey, Riehl shares the circuitous route that led her to her dream job.
“The news media play a key role in serving as an independent entity that can vet mis- and disinformation, regardless of its source, Russian, Chinese, or American,” wrote study author Professor of Journalism and Media Studies John Pavlik.
