by Guest Blogger | Apr 3, 2021 | Academics, Campus Life Blog, Career Prep
Graduating from college is a big deal—it’s one of the first big steps you take into the adult world. It’s exciting, a little scary, and a little sad, all at the same time. Maybe you know what you will do after graduation, or maybe you’re like me who is graduating in...
by Guest Blogger | Mar 30, 2021 | Academics, Admissions Blog, Career Prep
Double majoring in college sounds scary and like a lot to take on, but double majoring in English is so worth it. First thing to know is that there are six different English majors offered at Winona State. These include English Literature and Language, English...
by Guest Blogger | Mar 29, 2021 | Campus Life Blog, Career Prep, Student Jobs
Interviews can be the most stressful part of finding a job. Surprisingly, it doesn’t have to be! The key to having a successful interview is being confident in yourself and your abilities. The more comfortable and confident you are talking about your experiences,...
by Guest Blogger | Mar 25, 2021 | Academics, Admissions Blog, Career Prep
Not every incoming freshman has the privilege of knowing what they want to major in from the get-go. And as students go through college most end up changing their major at some point, I am one of the lucky ones that doesn’t fall into either of those categories. My...
by Brooklynn Howell | Mar 17, 2021 | Campus Life, Campus Life Blog, Career Prep
Just because you aren’t physically on campus doesn’t mean you’re left to fend for yourself. I know it may feel this way sometimes, especially if you aren’t even attending your classes in Winona. But you are not forgotten. To reach students no matter where their...
by Guest Blogger | Mar 8, 2021 | Campus Life Blog, Student Jobs
Working on-campus has many benefits; from the short commute to the opportunity to make friends and connections with faculty. On-campus employers are typically more understanding of your time commitment to school and studies. Many job opportunities on-campus also align...
