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Passing a New Law to Protect Child Human Trafficking Victims
State legislators work for the people. When there is a community-based problem that can be addressed through legislative action, citizens should voice their concerns to their state representatives. Recently, I hosted a podcast and discovered a major flaw in the laws of my state regarding protections for child human trafficking...
Voices in the Field: Derek Thomas, Denver Broncos, on the Business of Pro Sports
Dr. James Reese, Faculty Member, Practicum Coordinator & Community Relations, Sports Management & Esports and. Derek Thomas, Director of Partnership Marketing, Denver Broncos. Director of Partnership Marketing at the Denver Broncos, Derek Thomas, joins APU’s Dr. Jim Reese to share his insights from more than 27 years in professional sports. Thomas lays out the facts on everything from climbing the corporate ladder to what goes on behind the scenes during off-season.
Voices in the Field: Billy Beane of “Moneyball” Discusses Sports Analytics
Dr. James Reese, Faculty Member, Practicum Coordinator & Community Relations, Sports Management & Esports and. Former GM and current senior advisor for the Oakland Athletics, Billy Beane, shares his insight on the ever-evolving world of professional sports. As a pioneer in the use of data and analytics for managing teams, Beane’s work with the Oakland A’s inspired the book, “Moneyball,” which was adapted for film in 2011. Today, Beane walks Dr. Reese through his decades-long career while answering questions from students eager to launch their own sports management careers.
VA Disability Benefits: Understanding How to File a Claim
One common error that military veterans make is failing to make a claim for disability benefits through Veterans Affairs (VA). This problem occurs because there are a lot of misconceptions over the VA disability benefits process. One of the most common misconceptions is that veterans don’t understand their eligibility for...
Leadership Lessons from New York City Mayor David Dinkins
History can teach us valuable lessons, especially regarding leadership. As a Ph.D. student at the University of Memphis, I wrote my dissertation on the politics of New York City during the administration of David Dinkins, the city’s first African American mayor. My dissertation focused on a series of political flashpoints and the 1989 and 1993 mayoral elections.
Voices in the Field: Jason Golden on NASCAR
Dr. James Reese, Faculty Member, Practicum Coordinator & Community Relations, Sports Management & Esports and. Jason Golden, Chief Revenue Officer, Richard Childress Racing. How do innovation, AI, and corporate sponsorships impact the world of professional motor sports? And why should Sports Management majors try to learn about finance? Chief Revenue Officer for Richard Childress Racing, Jason Golden, shares all the answers today with APU Sports Management faculty.
The Philippines and China Inch Ever Closer Towards Conflict
At the annual Shangri-La Security Dialogue, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., President of the Philippines, laid out a red line in his nation’s standoff with China in the South China Sea. According to the BBC, Marcos stated, “If a Filipino citizen was killed by a willful act, that is very close to what we define as an act of war. Is that a red line? Almost certainly.”
Alumni Stories: Taking Pride in Serving the Alumni Community
By John Robert Morton, Student and Alumni Affairs Liaison, and Patrick “Snacks” Moore, AMU Graduate. Growing up in the military can be challenging for children. Different locations, environments, and people can throw off the balance of military families in many aspects of life. Patrick “Snacks” Moore was no...
What Can You Do with an MBA?
Dr. Bob Barrett, faculty member, Dr. Wallace E. Boston School of Business. What are the top industries for MBA graduates to consider? Is working abroad an option? How is AI transforming job interviews? APU School of Business professor and international speaker, Dr. Bob Barrett, shares his insight with Dr. Linda Ashar.
Voices in the Field: Tommy Sheppard
Dr. James Reese, Faculty Member, Practicum Coordinator & Community Relations, Sports Management & Esports and. With a career spanning more than three decades, former NBA executive, Tommy Sheppard, shares his wisdom with APU’s Dr. James Reese. Learn insights on NBA scouting, athlete recruitment and the downside of legalized betting. Also, hear his advice for students eager to break into the world of professional sports—and what he has to say about the biggest challenges facing athletes today.
Critical Infrastructures: Why They Urgently Need Protection
An attack to our critical infrastructures could have devastating impacts. Far more than most people think, we rely on the electrical grid, the supply chain, water systems, ports, shipping facilities, and other critical infrastructures. FBI Director Warns about Credible Threats to Our Critical Infrastructures. FBI Director Christopher Wray recently came...
The Death of Iran’s President and What It Will Mean for Iran
On May 19, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi died in a helicopter crash in the northern reaches of the country, according to BBC News. So far, there doesn’t seem to be any foul play involved in the accident. The Iranian government and news media haven’t suggested as much either, beyond the typical fiery rhetoric blaming the West in general.
Swatting: What Law Enforcement Should Know about This Crime
To understand the crime of swatting, imagine a routine day at home. Dinner is almost ready, and your children are doing their homework. Suddenly, there is a loud banging at the door and the local police order everyone to come out of the house with their hands raised. Confused, you step out of the house with your family to find a large police presence.
The Prior Learning Assessment: Writing Effective Narratives
With the Prior Learning Assessment (PLA), your life experiences can earn you college credits. Whether you already have a career, are serving or have served in the military, or are someone with diverse volunteer and work experiences, PLA offers a chance to turn your real-world knowledge into academic credit. Through the PLA, you can showcase your expertise and get the credit you deserve.
Putin’s Cabinet and a Potential Purge of His Competitors
For the fifth time since May 2000, Vladimir Putin has been sworn in as the President of Russia for another six-year term. The long-time President, who basically ran unopposed, has become more czar than anything by jailing his critics and ruling by fiat. Under a law passed in 2020, Putin...
You’re Invited to the Sport United Conference This November!
In partnership with the Policy Studies Organization, we are proud to announce our first Sport United Conference, taking place from November 7-8. This free virtual conference is available to anyone around the world, and you can easily attend if you have an internet connection. The Conference Will Include Stakeholders from...
Congratulations, 2024 Faculty and Staff Award Winners!
Congratulations to all our 2024 faculty and staff award winners! These awards recognize outstanding faculty and staff members who have demonstrated their excellence and perseverance in teaching and service. They have dedicated themselves to guiding the future of our students and the University community. Staff Award Winners. On May 9,...
Congratulations, 2024 Student and Alumni Award Winners!
Congratulations to the entire class of 2024! Your efforts and perseverance throughout your academic journey were admirable. We also offer a special congratulations to our 2024 student and alumni award winners. They have provided distinguished service and shown their immense dedication toward helping people in their communities, the nation, and the world.
AI for Research Papers: Will It Transform Higher Education?
I recently had a conversation with a colleague who stated this eye-popping fact about using AI for research papers: “In a class of 18, I have four students at 100% and one more at 61%. The rest were 0%.”. She was referring to the artificial intelligence detection score for...
Serving the Cause of Tribal Justice as a Magistrate Judge
For teachers, there is nothing more exciting than to see where their students end up. The journey of our legal studies students begins in the virtual classrooms of the University and continues to the most exciting places. One of our legal studies students now serves on the bench of a...
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