Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students in another aspect of Netiquette and that is to "Ponder Before You Post". Be mindful that each post on social media can leave long lasting effects.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students in another aspect of Netiquette and that is to "Consider Conversing at Appropriate Times". Aim to contact your professor or peers at reasonable hours of the day.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students in another aspect of Netiquette and that is to "Create an Appropriate email address". If your Granny, Grandpa or Pastor can't repeat it out loud, that email address might need some serious repair.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students in another aspect of Netiquette and that is to "Avoid Spamming" online it's a two-way​ street.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students in another aspect of Netiquette and that is "Utilizing Discretion" online.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students in another aspect of Netiquette and that is the use of "Text Language". This abbreviated form of communication should be used at the proper place and time. And it's most likely not in a major College research paper. Aim to practice proper Netiquette.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students to Evaluate the Use of Emoticons. It is important for a Higher Education student to understand that "Netiquette" is of extreme importance throughout their Higher Education career.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students to practice proper "Netiquette". It is important for a Higher Education student to understand that Network Etiquette is of extreme importance.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students to Avoid Regression whilst studying! College is a rewarding yet challenging experience. Prospective, current, returning, online, transfer & first-generation students must aim to keep God first as it relates to one's academic targeted goals.

Dr. Bryant encourages Higher Education students to carefully analyze their textbooks! College is a rewarding yet challenging experience. Prospective, current, returning, online & first-generation students must aim to keep God first as it relates to one's academic targeted goals.