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Cedarville Insights provides answers to your pressing questions about Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint, as well as college undergraduate and graduate programs, theological and philosophical questions, and general purpose information.
Choosing Primary Care vs. Acute Care for Your Nurse Practitioner Specialty
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, nurse practitioners (NPs) play a critical role in providing patient-centered care. Among them, primary care nurse practitioners and acute care nurse practitioners stand out as two distinct arms of healthcare delivery. While both share the core values of compassion and medical expertise, their roles, responsibilities, and scopes of practice are very different. How do you decide which is right for you? Let’s examine the differences that set primary care nurse practitioners and acute care nurse practitioners apart.
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Posted in Graduate MSN MSN Adult Gerontology MSN Family Nurse Practitioner MSN Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
5 Reasons to Get a Graduate Certificate in Public Health
You may be interested in pursuing advanced education in public health but don't want to commit the time, or money, to a master's degree. Is a graduate certificate a good option? Yes, and there are 5 reasons why.
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Posted in Graduate Certificate in Public Health MSN
The Image I Reflect: Healing From Sexual Violence
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Throughout the month, Cedarville University’s Title IX office would like to challenge the campus community to examine the ways in which we are sometimes less than loving as we focus on this theme:
“The Image I Reflect: Conversations About Respect, Consent, Power, and Healing”
This theme is meant to challenge us to look in the mirror and consider our beliefs and behaviors, to reflect on the ways that we are tempted to act toward another that could diminish their sexual dignity or objectify them.
Our focus this week is on healing.
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Posted in Title IX
The Image I Reflect: What to Do if You've Been Assaulted
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Throughout the month, Cedarville University’s Title IX office would like to challenge the campus community to examine the ways in which we are sometimes less than loving as we focus on this theme:
“The Image I Reflect: Conversations About Respect, Consent, Power, and Healing”
This theme is meant to challenge us to look in the mirror and consider our beliefs and behaviors, to reflect on the ways that we are tempted to act toward another that could diminish their sexual dignity or objectify them.
Our focus this week is: What to Do if You've Been Assaulted.
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Posted in Title IX
The Image I Reflect: Recognizing Power Differentials
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Throughout the month, Cedarville University’s Title IX office would like to challenge the campus community to examine the ways in which we are sometimes less than loving as we focus on this theme:
“The Image I Reflect: Conversations About Respect, Consent, Power, and Healing”
This theme is meant to challenge us to look in the mirror and consider our beliefs and behaviors, to reflect on the ways that we are tempted to act toward another that could diminish their sexual dignity or objectify them.
Our focus this week is on power differentials.
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Posted in Title IX
The Image I Reflect: Considering Consent From a Biblical Worldview
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Throughout the month, Cedarville University’s Title IX office would like to challenge the campus community to examine the ways in which we are sometimes less than loving as we focus on this theme:
“The Image I Reflect: Conversations About Respect, Consent, Power, and Healing”
This theme is meant to challenge us to look in the mirror and consider our beliefs and behaviors, to reflect on the ways that we are tempted to act toward another that could diminish their sexual dignity or objectify them.
This week's focus is on consent — a difficult theme for a place like Cedarville to grapple with.
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Posted in Title IX
Top 5 Reasons to Choose a Christian Graduate School
There are a lot of good options for graduate schools. As a Christ-follower, is it that important to choose a Christian university? Shouldn’t fields like business, nursing, pharmacy be the same anywhere? Turns out, they are not.
Learn 5 reasons to consider a Christian university for graduate school.
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Posted in MBA MMin MSN PharmD
The Image I Reflect: Respect
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Throughout the month, Cedarville University’s Title IX office would like to challenge the campus community to examine the ways in which we are sometimes less than loving as we focus on this theme:
“The Image I Reflect: Conversations About Respect, Consent, Power, and Healing”
This theme is meant to challenge us to look in the mirror and consider our beliefs and behaviors, to reflect on the ways that we are tempted to act toward another that could diminish their sexual dignity or objectify them.
Our first focus is on RESPECT.
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Posted in Title IX
Theology Is for Everyone Video Series
At Cedarville University, we believe that the study of theology is for everyone. It's easy to think that theology is only important for pastors and Bible professors, but that's not true! Theology is for everyone who walks in a church and thinks thoughts and speaks words about God. And, we should want to be good theological thinkers, regardless of our role in the church. Theology is essential for every believer, because to engage in theology is to engage in Christian living.
Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, has recorded an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short but full of rich truth. Watch them for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word.
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Posted in Biblical-and-Theological-Studies Philosophy and Theology
Women's History Month at Cedarville University
by Mindy May, PhD
“We are women, and my plea is let me be a woman, holy through and through, asking for nothing but what God wants to give me, receiving with both hands and with all my heart whatever that is.”
— Elisabeth Elliot, Let Me Be a Woman
As we enter into the month of March, you will see your calendars marked as “Women’s History Month.” In honor of many praiseworthy women in the heritage of the Christian faith, I wanted to call your attention to the display on Women Missionaries: Warriors of the Faith in the Centennial Library. In a partnership between the Kingdom Diversity Advisory Council of Cedarville University and the Centennial Library, we have displayed various biographical works on significant female missionaries across the globe. With the aid of our wonderful library staff, student intern Morgan Rupp compiled a vast array of celebratory works for students, faculty, and staff. My personal favorites include works on Elisabeth Elliot, Amy Carmichael, and Corrie Ten Boom, as their lives and ministries have had a profound impact on me.
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Posted in Library