It’s Never Too Late

Denise Eaton Shares Her Experience From the Real World to the Classroom on The Leader Brew

Embarking on an educational pursuit after a 35-year hiatus may sound like a daunting task, but for recent Merrimack College graduate Denise Eaton, it became a triumphant reality. Listening to the full episode surely validates its never too late.

“We unravel the inspiring narrative of Denise's journey from a lengthy educational break to the attainment of her Bachelor's degree—a story that epitomizes resilience, determination, and the transformative power of self-confidence,” said Leader Brew Host Dr. Rick Arrowood.

The landscape of education has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past three decades, particularly with the emergence of online learning. Denise sheds light on the convenience and flexibility offered by asynchronous online learning, which enabled her to seamlessly balance work, life, and academics.

Dr. Rick, an expert in online education, with a doctorate in the law and policy facets of faculty hesitation or resistance to online teaching, delves into the profound impact of this evolving mode of learning on the educational arena, emphasizing its role as a game-changer for those seeking a more adaptable educational path.

Denise's odyssey extends beyond the realm of academia; it serves as a poignant testament to personal growth and self-fulfillment. Central to many other Leader Brew episodes, we navigate her transition from the classroom to the real world, underscoring the importance of networking and cultivating professional relationships. Denise's narrative serves as a resounding affirmation that the pursuit of dreams knows no age boundaries in the job market. Join Dr. Rick as he unravels Denise's remarkable journey, and let her story inspire you to rekindle your educational aspirations—because, as Denise proves, it's never too late to chase your dreams.

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