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IT Security Trends IT Security Trends to Watch For in 2026
Preventing potential cyber attacks on our infrastructure, utilities, corporations, government and corporations is crucial in the age of Internet technology. Watch for these IT security trends in 2018 to keep us safe.
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Five Less-Known Job Responsibilities of a Technical Support Specialist
The job of a technical support specialist goes beyond resolving users’ computer hardware and software issues, and some of the responsibilities might surprise you.
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How to Advance Your Career in a Clinical Field
Choosing the best medical assisting program, like the one offered by Campus, gives you the training you need to enter clinical industry careers.
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Do’s and Don’ts When Applying and Interviewing for Tech Jobs
Excited to start a career in Tech Industry? Check out Campus' Do's and Dont's when you apply for a job Interview in Tech Industry.
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Faculty Spotlight – Nicole Silverman
If you are looking for a better career in “Law”, check out our Faculty Spotlight Nicole Silverman and her experience with Paralegal program at Campus.
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Medical Industry Trends That Impact the Medical Assistant Profession
An aging population needing expert medical care is a health care trend that will affect people in the medical assistant profession. Discover the medical industry trends that will impact you once you complete your medical assistant program.
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How Using the Right Cosmetology Products Makes Skin Look Younger
The Paul Mitchell Cosmetology Program provides you with crucial information you’ll need in order to make your future clients look their best.
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Alumni Spotlight – Sean Henry
Sean Henry, Campus IT alum reflects on his experience at Campus, and life with his new career.
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Women in Technology: Blazing Trails in a Male-Dominated Industry
Women in technology are making strides, but the numbers are not there yet. In the computing workforce, only 26% are women; just 7% are minority women.
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