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Understanding Context in Our Lives

July 7, 2022February 4, 2025Jace Bower

Understanding context in our life story is important but often overlooked. A few months ago the Be Unbound podcast team started out on a series of podcast episodes on Unbound’s…Continue readingUnderstanding Context in Our Lives

Three Academic Skills You Can Use Far Beyond School

June 21, 2022February 4, 2025Jace Bower

There are a variety of academic skills that are important for students to learn for academic success in high school, college, and beyond. But are there any academic skills that…Continue readingThree Academic Skills You Can Use Far Beyond School

“Undecided” or “Exploring”: Is the University of Nebraska-Omaha’s New Program Helpful?

June 7, 2022February 4, 2025Jace Bower

According to the University of Bridgeport, 20-50% of students entering college haven’t decided on a major yet. The University of Nebraska-Omaha has made adjustments that seek to better support students…Continue reading“Undecided” or “Exploring”: Is the University of Nebraska-Omaha’s New Program Helpful?

4 Principles of Rest for Busy Students

May 31, 2022February 4, 2025Jace Bower

Preparing for life takes a lot of hard work. Whether it’s college, high school, or some other form of non-academic training, young adults who are serious about their future will…Continue reading4 Principles of Rest for Busy Students

How Your Student Can Start Building a Professional Network

May 24, 2022February 4, 2025Jace Bower

What role does a community play in launching your student’s career? I’ve written previously about the power of a personal network when beginning a career. It’s not always about what…Continue readingHow Your Student Can Start Building a Professional Network

How Asking Questions Makes You A Better Leader

May 10, 2022February 4, 2025Jace Bower

At Unbound, we talk a lot about leadership. And we talk about questions. How do these two things work together in a young adult’s life? Let’s explore why asking questions…Continue readingHow Asking Questions Makes You A Better Leader