Rand Fishkin (born July 10, 1979) is a marketing consultant and owns SEOmoz , a Seattle based search engine optimization and Internet marketing firm. The SEOmoz blog was named the top search blog in 2006 by Matt Cutts. .
Fishkin is frequent speaker at industry conferences, including Search Engine Strategies, Search Marketing Expo by Danny Sullivan, and PubCon. He was profiled by Newsweek magazine.
On, February 6th, 2007 he proposed to his girlfriend Geraldine DeRuiter via an advertisement that aired during Veronica Mars, her favorite TV show. He had gained anonymous notoriety before as "JP", owner of the website in which he planned to propose via a national advertisement during Super Bowl XLI. When this plan fell through, he decided on the backup plan to air the ad on a local station during Veronica Mars.
Fishkin is frequent speaker at industry conferences, including Search Engine Strategies, Search Marketing Expo by Danny Sullivan, and PubCon. He was profiled by Newsweek magazine.
On, February 6th, 2007 he proposed to his girlfriend Geraldine DeRuiter via an advertisement that aired during Veronica Mars, her favorite TV show. He had gained anonymous notoriety before as "JP", owner of the website in which he planned to propose via a national advertisement during Super Bowl XLI. When this plan fell through, he decided on the backup plan to air the ad on a local station during Veronica Mars.
Mairi Duncan is a Scottish barmaid and mother of one who became famous for falling down a floor hatch in 2007. The footage shows her tending to her duties as a co-worker opens the hatch behind her and descends below; oblivious to this, she walks backward and falls down the hatch. Duncan suffered only minor scrapes and bruises. The fall was captured on security video and the footage was passed around on the Internet. She later appeared on Jimmy Kimmell Live.
The Suite Village tends for most of the students. With seventeen buildings in total it is the concentrated with the most buildings and is the epicenter for students. With every student being within walking distance of all the residence halls the student life and activities focus around the suite village. The suite village is also closed located to the Unistructure and Bryant Center.
Halls 1 thru 13
Suite Village is a collection of 13 residence halls each with 90 students. Each suite has three double bedrooms, a living area and private bathroom with multiple stalls and showers. Each of the four floors has four suites, with each suite separated by gender.
Halls 14 & 15
4 Story, co-educational hall with North and South wings. 300 students living in areas divided by common bathrooms. Study and Social lounges available on each floor in each wing. A main lounge/lobby area fully equipped with recreational games, vending, television, and kitchen. Laundry and additional vending, and the Resident Director’s Office are also located on the main level. Both Halls are entirely First Year Students.
Hall 16
4 Story, co-educational hall. 276 students living in areas with a common suite area, as well as a common bathroom. Suite style living is organized by gender. A main lounge/lobby area fully equipped with recreational games, vending, and television. Laundry and additional vending, and the Resident Director's Office for Hall 16 , is also located on the main level. Hall 16 is proud home of the University’s Health Services Department, on the main level. Hall 16 has three floors of first year students.
Hall 17
Halls 1 thru 13
Suite Village is a collection of 13 residence halls each with 90 students. Each suite has three double bedrooms, a living area and private bathroom with multiple stalls and showers. Each of the four floors has four suites, with each suite separated by gender.
Halls 14 & 15
4 Story, co-educational hall with North and South wings. 300 students living in areas divided by common bathrooms. Study and Social lounges available on each floor in each wing. A main lounge/lobby area fully equipped with recreational games, vending, television, and kitchen. Laundry and additional vending, and the Resident Director’s Office are also located on the main level. Both Halls are entirely First Year Students.
Hall 16
4 Story, co-educational hall. 276 students living in areas with a common suite area, as well as a common bathroom. Suite style living is organized by gender. A main lounge/lobby area fully equipped with recreational games, vending, and television. Laundry and additional vending, and the Resident Director's Office for Hall 16 , is also located on the main level. Hall 16 is proud home of the University’s Health Services Department, on the main level. Hall 16 has three floors of first year students.
Hall 17
The Unistructure is the center of Bryant's academic activity. It currently contains all classrooms, most faculty and administrative offices, and nearly every academic resource is available here. These include the library, multi-platform computerized classrooms complete with Internet stations, and the Language / Learning Lab.
Admissions Office
Undergraduate and Graduate Admission offices are located in the Unistructure, as are Registration, Financial Aid, and Career Services. Here students also have access to an ATM and the main dining hall.
The Office of Career Services at Bryant College is committed to educating and empowering undergraduates, graduates and alumni in the career development and planning process.
AMICA Career Center
Is home to the career placement center. In 2006, it became sponsored by AMICA Insurance. The center helps with job placement and internships. It is widely regarded as one of the best in the country. Being ranked #9 nationally in career placement, and #1 in Co-op's. The university is also proud of the AMICA Career Center, because it has a reputation of high job placement and graduate studies placements. In 2006, of the over 900 person graduating class 98.5% of the students either had a job or were in a graduate program.
Rotunda
The Rotunda is a dramatic, glass-domed, open area in the center of the Unistructure. This is a popular gathering place for the campus community, whether they are in between classes or meetings, catching up with a professor or classmate, or checking on upcoming activities. The Rotunda is always a center of student activity. There is even a snack bar, the Bagel Wagon, which is a great place to pick up a sandwich or a cup of coffee.
This is also a frequent location for the many student groups that raise money for social causes. And throughout the year student groups hang banners from the Rotunda balconies announcing their activities to the Bryant community.
Also connected off of the Rotunda is Salmonson Dinning Hall, which is the main dining facility for the university. Salmonson, commonly known as Salmo, features private dining rooms for conference, an open cafeteria seating area, and numerous booth seating sections. The food is form Sodexho, and has a wide range from Vegan to International.
Admissions Office
Undergraduate and Graduate Admission offices are located in the Unistructure, as are Registration, Financial Aid, and Career Services. Here students also have access to an ATM and the main dining hall.
The Office of Career Services at Bryant College is committed to educating and empowering undergraduates, graduates and alumni in the career development and planning process.
AMICA Career Center
Is home to the career placement center. In 2006, it became sponsored by AMICA Insurance. The center helps with job placement and internships. It is widely regarded as one of the best in the country. Being ranked #9 nationally in career placement, and #1 in Co-op's. The university is also proud of the AMICA Career Center, because it has a reputation of high job placement and graduate studies placements. In 2006, of the over 900 person graduating class 98.5% of the students either had a job or were in a graduate program.
Rotunda
The Rotunda is a dramatic, glass-domed, open area in the center of the Unistructure. This is a popular gathering place for the campus community, whether they are in between classes or meetings, catching up with a professor or classmate, or checking on upcoming activities. The Rotunda is always a center of student activity. There is even a snack bar, the Bagel Wagon, which is a great place to pick up a sandwich or a cup of coffee.
This is also a frequent location for the many student groups that raise money for social causes. And throughout the year student groups hang banners from the Rotunda balconies announcing their activities to the Bryant community.
Also connected off of the Rotunda is Salmonson Dinning Hall, which is the main dining facility for the university. Salmonson, commonly known as Salmo, features private dining rooms for conference, an open cafeteria seating area, and numerous booth seating sections. The food is form Sodexho, and has a wide range from Vegan to International.