Rebecca LeBoeuf Blanchette
Rebecca LeBoeuf Blanchette '18 '22G is a writer at Southern New Hampshire University, where she fulfills her love of learning daily through conversations with professionals across a range of fields. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a minor in Professional Writing at SNHU’s campus in Manchester, New Hampshire, and followed her love of storytelling into the online Master of Arts in English and Creative Writing at SNHU. Connect with her on LinkedIn.
Featured work by Rebecca LeBoeuf Blanchette
How to Become an Engineering Manager
Not every engineer becomes an engineering manager. The role isn’t necessarily a reward for seniority, but a pivot in your career. If you’re reaching the top of the technical ladder and find that colleagues are coming to you for guidance, it may be time to explore the role of an engineering manager.
Are Artificial Intelligence Courses Worth It?
AI is rapidly changing the job market, and learning how to use it — through courses, degrees or micro-credentials — can help you stay competitive. Whether you're aiming for a technical career or want to apply AI in everyday work, even basic skills can boost productivity and open new opportunities.
How to Learn Artificial Intelligence (Plus Helpful Courses and Skills)
As many organizations consider how to approach work in this new era, AI-related vocabulary is making its way into conversations across all kinds of industries. If you want to help drive the future of AI, you’ll need to know these buzzwords and learn what they mean and how they work.
How SNHU Grad Cyndie Ramirez Built Her Second Career in Cybersecurity
While an information technology student at SNHU, Cyndie Ramirez '18 was drawn to computer networking and working with servers — something she did a lot of in her classes. She got to wondering: How do you protect all this work from cyberthreats? Enter her cybersecurity concentration.
About Southern New Hampshire University
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