Getting hands-on experience in grad school is important and one way to do so is by securing a graduate assistantship. A graduate assistantship might consist of teaching, lab work, research, providing technical support for courses taught by faculty, working on grant funded projects for program development, organizing and analyzing data for professors, or working in a non-academic area, such as Student Affairs. Assistantships almost always include a stipend and tuition waver, making grad school...

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"Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he wants to do it." — Dwight D. Eisenhower

The landscape of businesses and the role of Human Resources and its managers is evolving. If you have considered getting a graduate degree in HR, understanding why and how that landscape is changing may help you make a more informed decision on putting the time, energy, and money into a graduate degree.

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