Podcasts about academic counselor

Emily Faile, Academic Counselor with Palmetto Christian Academy, sat down for a chat with host Brian Cleary. Their opening discussion revolves around why she believes the Academy was named Best Private School in the 2025 Best of Mount Pleasant for the 11th year in a row. Naturally, faith is a large part of the conversation, as are the strong academic foundations of the school. Parents are important to Palmetto Christian Academy, and the school emphasizes the importance of partnering with them for the benefit of the students. Check out Palmetto Christian Academy for the student in your life: Online: www.PalmettoChristianAcademy.org Call: 843-881-9967 Visit In-Person: 361 Egypt Road, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

Come meet Rodney "Doc' Walbecq He was Born 4-5-65 (59) soon Detroit Michigan Raised middle class suburb. Dad was 3rd Generation Detroit Union Plumber Great childhood lots of love (parents used capital punishment a lot) Grew up playing sports, fishing swimming water skiing, snowmobile, but hockey was my real love and was very good. Played years of travel league. Started my first job at 12 doing dishes for $1.25 per hour. Quit sports at 12 to work and have my own money. Rebellious kid, always in trouble, from 5th grade to 12th grade went to 7 schools in 8 years, graduated at a new school my senior year. Met my first wife and my best buddy Rob the first day of senior year. First wife made it 10 years, best buddy Rob 42 years. Future 1st wife and I had our first kid right at graduation.1983 Joined the Navy April 84 Great Lakes, Il bootcamp/apprenticeship training. 1984-1986 USS Lynde McCormick DDG-8 1986 Hospital Corpsman A School Balboa Naval Hospital 1986-1987 NAVHOSP Millington Tn. Made E-4 first time up 1987 Married 1st wife, Re-enlisted 1987-1990 NAVHOSP Kevlavik, Iceland. Made E-5 first time up 1990-1993 Naval School of Health Sciences, Great Lakes Il. Instructor Duty, HM-A School Assistant Military Advisor, Academic Counselor, LPO CAMIS Went up for E-6 4 times missing it from .5 points to 4 points, 2 times passed over because of affirmative action. Had orders for Independent Corpsman School and was going to re-enlist when my first daughter was born. I decided to leave the Navy on 23May93. Owned Janitorial Business for many years. Medicaid Worker 11 years Director of Housekeeping and Laundry Services, Delmar Gardens, Smyrna Ga 5 years QA Department, Automotive Factory 2 years Data Cable Installer/Technician 5 years Supervisor, 300 Cannabis Grow Operation 1 year. Grew Cannabis for wife. 4 years 2019 Found Utopic Essential Nutrients Became Founder 2020.

Today, Taylor Rozantz join Brayden on the NoBullSports podcast. Taylor is the Assistant Director, Student-Athlete Programming and Academic Counselor at Penn State. She shares her story and background. Give it a listen. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nobullsportsguy/support

"Empowering Future Leaders" - Ryan Stevens w/ Brady Rourke, Associate Athletic Director at University of Maryland. We provide food-for-thought pertaining to: Brady's leadership journey "Career Readiness, Identity Development, and Leadership Education" - insights into how the University of Maryland department of athletics is placing a focus on leadership development, both for staff and student athletes Strategies for empowering future leaders to explore their potential and pursue their passion  Fostering diverse perspectives toward effective collaborative leadership Call to action that organizations can take the empower their future leaders Connect with Brady at linkedin.com/in/bradyrourke or brady.rourke@gmail.com About Brady: Brady Rourke joined the Maryland Athletics Department as Associate Athletic Director for Academic Services and Director of the Gossett Student Athlete Center for Academic and Personal Excellence in September 2019. In his role, Rourke leads student-athlete academic services for 550 student-athletes representing 20 athletic teams. In addition to his work in Athletics, Rourke is also a member of the Office of Undergraduate Studies Administrative Council. Prior to Maryland, Rourke served as Executive Director of the Student Learning Center at Appalachian State University, where he was instrumental in revolutionizing the Student Learning Center and served on numerous committees within academic affairs, enrollment management, and athletics. Prior to Appalachian State, Rourke served as Associate Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Academic Services at West Virginia University (2014-2016), Associate Director for Student-Athlete Services at Syracuse University (2013-2014), Academic Counselor at Penn State University (2007-2013), and Academic Counselor at Arizona State University (2006-2007).  Rourke graduated from Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Services Education (2003), before earning his Master of Education in Higher Education Administration (2006). Rourke is an active member of the National Association of Academic and Student-Athlete Development Professionals (N4A) and served on the Board of Directors (2014-2019). Rourke was selected for and remains an active member of Leadership Howard County, which presents an opportunity for leaders to see beyond their own work or personal environments to the broader interests of the community. Rourke and his wife Amanda reside in Ellicott City, MD and have three sons: Brennon, Easton, and Shane.  ⁠_______________________________________________________Organizations face many challenges with team dynamics, hindering collaboration, causing friction, and impacting service. As a coach and speaker, I guide organizations to enhance positive team dynamics and workplace camaraderie through the controllable aspects of effective communication, collaboration, and shared servant leadership.  Ryan Stevens (cATalyzing Coaching & Consulting) is your guide to creating Awesome Teams ! Ignite your potential. Fuel your

“My goal in training is to build a student's reflexes not just memorizing a technique.  Building reflexes by discarding the drills, and eventually being able to free flow, so you can react to any angle of attack, if you train that way you will never be caught off guard because you are prepared for any line of attack, it doesn't matter the trajectory of the weapon because you have already trained it, as opposed to set techniques that may not fit the situation.” – Graciela CasillasMy guest this episode is Graciela Casillas who is a former Boxing and Kickboxing World Champion.  She was the first athlete to simultaneously hold both titles.  She was originally a student of Taekwondo and full-contact Karate and a 3rd degree Black Belt in Kenpo and Kodenkan Jujitsu.  She was trained as an instructor by legends like Guro Dan Inosanto and Grandmaster Angel Cabales and is currently a college Academic Counselor and Educator.  She was awarded Black Belt Magazine's and Inside Kung-Fu Magazine's "Woman of the Year" in 1989 and inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame. In 2020, she was inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame.This episode is all about trailblazing your own path in this world.  My key takeaway is that as martial artists we should all evolve and develop our own expression and style of movement.  We begin our training by imitating and emulating our teachers, but we must continue the path of exploration and discover our strengths and weaknesses, and from their look for our own unique opportunities for growth.  From this growth we will learn valuable lessons that will lead to the creation of a better version of ourselves.  We also dive deep into teaching and training philosophies and how to discover your own truth.  Graciela Casillas is an educator and true martial arts pioneer who inspired paved the way for women in combat sports.  Tune in and enjoy a fantastic episode.

Krista Smith joined Baylor Athletics in July of 2022 as the Director for Character Formation with the Student-Athlete Center for Excellence. Smith previously worked as the Student-Athlete Development Coordinator and Academic Counselor from April 2021 to July 2022 at the University of Arkansas. Prior to that role, she served the Razorbacks as the Student-Athlete Development Assistant from February 2019 to April 2021. The San Antonio, Texas, native attended Arkansas, earning her bachelor's in recreation and sport management in 2018. She earned her master's in sports administration from St. Thomas University in 2019. The former Krista Kolbinskie is married to Dionte Smith. The couple has a daughter, Layla Faye, and a Maltipoo pup, Kobe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, I'm talking to Academic Counselor Alana Butler about seeking out self-improvement.Alana is an academic counselor and Associate Director of the Student-Athlete Success Program at UConn who loves helping students feel comfortable being their authentic selves. She started out coaching after college but felt like she needed more training to meet the moments when her student-athletes came to her looking for help, both on and off the field. Alana found a grad program in athletic counseling that led her to her current role at UConn. In the spirit of continuing to seek out self-improvement, she looks for opportunities both in her organization and outside of it to stay energized. We talk about:The ways we can continue to live out our mission and vision through different roles.Learning how to balance the competitiveness that comes with being an athlete and working in athletics.Showing up as your authentic self and how that creates a space for others to do the same.You can find the show notes and more resources at https://madamathlete.comKeep an eye out for new content or let us know what you'd like to see next by following us on social:Instagram: @theMadamAthleteFacebook: @MadamAthleteTwitter: @MadamAthlete

RPI student Josephine Tonias interviews Academic Counselor, David Milford about issues college students face, and how he is trained to help them.

In der Podcast-Folge #41 von Klartext HR spreche ich mit Dr. Philipp Ramin, CEO und Gründer des Innovationszentrum für Industrie 4.0 über die Frage “Mit Digitalisierung und KI zu mehr Innovation?“. Deutschland hat in Punkto Digitalisierung einiges aufzuholen. Aber wie ist das möglich? Mit meinem Gast spreche ich unter anderem über die Fragen - Wovon ist es abhängig, dass Deutschland einen signifikanten Digitalisierungsschub erlebt? - Kann der Einsatz von KI Innovationen treiben? - Wie kann HR näher an die Themen Digitalisierung, KI und Innovation rücken und warum ist dies sinnvoll? Dr. Philipp Ramin ist CEO und Gründer des Innovationszentrum für Industrie 4.0. Mit über 150.000 Lernenden, mehr als 50 Themengebieten und Lerninhalten in 9 Sprachen und in 14 Ländern weltweit, ist das Innovationszentrum für Industrie 4.0 der führende internationale Future Skills Learning Anbieter für die digitale Transformation und Industrie 4.0. Darüber hinaus ist Philipp Ramin stellvertretender Geschäftsführer des Münchner Kreis e.V., Aufsichtsrat von BarthHaas und Academic Counselor für den Fachwirt in Digitalisierung an der Frankfurt School of Finance and Management. Mehr über die Arbeit von Philipp Ramin unter www.i40.de Ein spannender Talk als 15-Minuten-Impuls. Klartext HR - Informieren. Inspirieren. Lernen. Viel Spaß damit! http://persoblogger.de/klartext-hr

On this episode, Mitch Gerber visits with Todd Kulka, Associate Director - Football Academic Support Services & Academic Counselor to talk about Penn State Football and academics. #WeAre

The world has changed. We are bringing up our children in a very different environment from that of our own childhood.   As a result, many parents are worried as to whether the advice and support that they are offering their child is in fact correct. How can they be sure they are saying the right things?   In this episode, I chat with Matt Douglas - a veteran educator - about the opportunities available to our children nowadays. We discuss how parents can better understand and communicate with their teens.   We address the common pressures that our teens are currently facing - and how parents can play a role in supporting them through these modern-day challenges; and the critical importance of mental health in the lives of our teens.   Want to know more? Then Grab a cuppa - and keep listening! ~~~ More about Matt : Matt Douglas,is a veteran educator and currently works as a Life Coach and Academic Counselor for teens and young adults. His experience in education and mentoring has given him a view into the lives of teens that is unique and important to share. Matt has spoken at small education conferences, parent back-to-school nights, and runs his own podcast, The Educator Podcast, which discusses similar themes in education. In his work as a Life Coach for teens and young adults Matt helps mentor and guide the young people he works with (often also including their families), through all kinds of personal struggles, life changes, academic challenges, and career goals. ~~~
 How to Contact Matt Douglas : You can find a more detailed description of Matt's work on his website www.lifecoachingsd.com and more information about his podcast at www.theeducatorpodcast.com ~~~~~ DON'T Forget : If you or your child are struggling with your emotions at the minute - then I have a great online course that introduces you to 7 different breathing exercises that a can get you out of many sticky situations :

For this episode of Through Their Eyes, we welcome Keeayla Jones, Academic Counselor at Uplift Wisdom, to provide insight on what families need to know about student loan debt. Email rtcc@uplfiteducation.org for more questions. Student Loan Information 

Join us this week as we talk with Megan Carpenter, Guidance Counselor at NorthStar Academy. Megan walks through how our Guidance office is able to help families as they are choosing courses for their students. She breaks down course selection for each grade level and gives great advice to parents as they think about which courses would be beneficial for their students if they are college-bound. Hear great information regarding our graduation requirements, transferring in outside credit, and dual credit options as well. If you are already one of our families, or if you are considering NorthStar, you won't want to miss this episode!

As parents, we are our children's most effective education advocates, but during the pandemic, we are having trouble accessing the information we need to help our children succeed. Learning Heroes recently launched Paths to Success, a research-based, bilingual resource aimed at helping parents of middle and high school students in San Antonio prepare their child for success in high school and beyond, whether that path leads to a four-year college, technical program, or a job. Howard Winchester, Communications Manager at Learning Heroes, joins us to share more about the Paths to Success resources, and Khalid Zakaria, Academic Counselor at Frank L. Madla Early College High School, shares his experiences guiding teens towards their goals in spite of unexpected obstacles.

Frank L. Madla Early College High School is an open enrollment public charter school on the Southside of San Antonio that provides a supportive environment while students complete their high school diplomas and earn college credits at Palo Alto College. Jeff Flores, Principal at Frank L. Madla Early College High School, and Khalid Zakaria, Academic Counselor at Frank L. Madla Early College High School, join us to talk about the program and how families can help their students enroll.

Matt Douglas is a Life Coach and Academic Counselor for teens and young adults, who works one on one with his clients and their families to help support them through the difficult process of growing up.  His focus is on creating a trusting, honest, collaborative relationship with the young people that he works with, helping them identify and then strategize ways to overcome the challenges they face. For Matt, the ultimate purpose of his work is to produce self-awareness and confidence in a teen or young adult in order for them to achieve their own unique social, academic, professional and personal goals.  Matt has worn many other hats in the field of education, from High School Teacher, to tutor, to Group Director of a teen travel summer camp, to private school administrator. Learn more about Matt Douglas at LifeCoachingSD.com or follow him on Instagram.

Hi everyone! Welcome to the second to last episode of this season. In this episode, Chanyoung, Brielle, and Max are joined by Andrew Henry, an Academic Counselor at the UC Berkeley Transfer Center. Andrew is someone who's made a huge impact on their respective transfer experiences, and so the three are thankful to have him as their last and final guest. Together, they talk about the important topic of graduation and life beyond as transfers, along with how and where they would hide a paperclip within 5 minutes to win a prize.  If you're listening to us on platforms like Apple Podcasts, please leave us a review! We are trying to hit 50 ratings—help us hit that number!  To contact us with questions or collaboration opportunities, email us at: thetransferexperience@gmail.com  And as always, you can follow us on IG at: @thetransferexperience. Our music was produced by @serinohfficial and @luke_helder. Go check them out!

In our 6th episode of Bergen Bulldog Bytes, listeners hear from Academic Counselor and Associate Professor, Tim Foote! Academic Counseling is housed within the Center for Student Success. Tim has had an interesting and unique journey to Bergen and he shares his honest truth about the college's current transition to a virtual campus while providing advice for all students during the pandemic. Tim thrives off of supporting students and assisting them during their college education experiences. We thank Tim for the time that he took out of his busy schedule to record this episode. We hope listeners enjoy! More information about the Center for Student Success can be found here. Tim can be reached at tfoote@bergen.edu. To contact us with questions, recommendations, and/or feedback, please email studentlife@bergen.edu -The SLC Team

Duhawk Digest Host Robert Waterbury is joined by Kathy Watts, Academic Counselor at Loras, as they discuss the 30th Anniversary Americans with Disabilities Act and it's impact on the campus of Loras College.

In this episode of the People and Their Work Podcast we will hear from Allison, a Career and Academic Counselor. Listen as Allison shares about her two autistic sons, her divorce, remarriage, and how she is able to help others through the struggles she has faced. The People and Their Work Podcast was created by Douglas S. Gardner Associate Professor in the Student Leadership and Success Studies department at Utah Valley University.

John and Sarah chat with Dasha Cherkasov, Director of Student-Athlete Development and Academic Counselor at Florida Atlantic University and Jaime Lipski, Academic Coordinator for Men's Basketball at Providence College. These former colleagues of ours here at SFU, will share some of their expertise to help student-athletes and other professionals in the field. Each will share their personal and professional journeys, talk about how COVID-19 has impacted their day to day, and provide some great insight on goal setting. To learn more about John and Sarah, and the Center for Student-Athlete Development and Academic Services at Saint Francis University, check out their social media pages:Twitter: @SFU_SADev_ALTInstagram: @sfu_sams_saac_fli_alt

This episode provides a conversation with Roslyn Abukasis (rozabu@bu.edu ), an Academic Counselor at Sargent College. As the newest addition to Sargent College, Abukasis talks about how to help students build resilience. About Boston University Sargent College Academic Services Center: Our Academic Counselors help students with career issues, counseling, academics and suggestions designed to help students balance the variety of activities, academic pursuits and challenges that arise during their academic career. Academic Counselors help with course schedules within students' majors, but also work with them on processes beyond the standard curriculum such as changing majors, fitting in minors, dual degrees, study abroad, and other academic opportunities. Check out how to make an appointment here.(http://www.bu.edu/sargent/student-resources/academic-services-center/) The moderator of the podcast is Dr. Karen Jacobs (kjacobs@bu.edu), who is the Associate Dean, Digital Learning and Innovation, a Clinical Professor and the Program Director for the on-line post-professional doctorate in the occupational therapy program at Sargent College. Marial Williams (marialw@bu.edu), a Boston University entry-level occupational therapy doctoral student, composed the music for the podcast.

Dr. Brown Marsden is the Dean of the McCoy College of Science, Mathematics & Engineering (MCOSME) and Lauren Vidmar is the Academic Counselor for MCOSME. Our talk today covers all that MCOSME is about, as well as women in the S.T.E.M Field, research and the vision for MCOSME going forward.

When John Patton was in high school, he changed his name to Quamé. When he got to UC Berkeley as a student, "it stuck, instantly," he says. At Berkeley, Quamé's world opened up: "African American studies changed my life." After graduating, getting a master's degree, trying to make it as a DJ, hitting rock bottom, then coming back to his alma mater to teach hip hop, Quamé is still Quamé. And he's an academic counselor, helping students unlock their potential and follow their hearts.See photos and read the story on Berkeley News. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brittany Wagner is the Academic Counselor on the Netflix show 'Last Chance U' during seasons one and two. Ms. Wagner opens up about her journey to Scooba, Mississippi, her company Ten Thousand Pencils, LLC, and how she is trying to change our education system.

The breakout star from the Netflix original series, Last Chance U, Brittany Wagner has earned the respect of millions across the world for her dedication to East Mississippi Community College. As an Academic Counselor for one of the top junior college football programs in the country, Brittany displays the instincts of a mother and life coach which makes her a major support for the young men trying to navigate through the daily grind of being a student-athlete.  Brittany drops by to talk about the 2nd season of the show, which debuts on July 21st, but also gives details on the launch of a personal endeavor in 2017.

Christel Hughes is an inspiring Holistic Life coach, known as the "Spiritual Trainer to the Stars", specializing in self-development and transformation for individuals throughout the country. Christel facilitates seminars on the power of the mind to manifest, conquering fears, and relationship strategies. She is passionate and soulful as she motivates people every day to discover their purpose work, so that they can live a life of joy, health and abundance. Charismatic and creative, with compassion and humor, Christel guides each person to actualize his or her potential.Holistic Life CoachCertified Clinical HypnotherapistNeuro-Linguistic Programming Master PractitionerTime Line Therapy PractitionerCertified Therapeutic Imagery MasterMulti-Sensory IntuitiveChristel is an Author, Product creator, Seminar facilitator and Highly sought after Multi-Sensory Energetic Intuitive. As an International leader in her field, she frequently speaks on various topics such as energy medicine, the power of the mind to manifest, human consciousness, health & healing, spirituality and relationship strategies.Establishing her own online educational institute in 2008, Academy For the Soul has supported and certified many individuals from all over the World in utilizing and becoming facilitators of the Integrative Soul Technology process.The Integrative Soul Technology process is a cutting edge technology of transformation that Christel created and has used in her decade long personal coaching practice supporting sport’s professionals, psychotherapists, high profile celebrities, Emmy Award winners and other health practitioners.Christel’s formal training in Hypnosis, Guided Imagery, NLP and Timline Therapy began at the Behavioral Science Center or HMI, the only nationally accredited college of Hypnotherapy. Within 6 months she was invited by the Director of the Institute to join the faculty as the Academic Counselor for undergrads. This position allowed her to assist hundreds of students per year to realize their potential and maximize their performance in fulfilling their commitment to complete the clinical certification program. She went on to become a member of the staff, teaching and facilitating on various subjects and modalities.Becoming a spiritual trainer and coach was a natural transition for Christel. She received her certification as a Holistic Life Coach from the Life Coaching Institute and her Bachelor’s degree in Metaphysics from the University of Metaphysics.Just as a personal fitness trainer helps you raise your standards for accelerated results in your body, Christel will guide and support you in attaining the results you desire and deserve for your Life. She will offer you the newest technology & tools that will help you create conscious growth for Mastery in any area of your life.Christel Hughes is an inspiring holistic life coach, specializing in self-development and transformation for individuals throughout the country. Christel facilitates seminars on the power of the mind to manifest, conquering fears, and relationship strategies. She is passionate and soulful as she motivates people every day to discover their purpose work, so that they can live a life of joy, health and abundance. Charismatic and creative, with compassion and humor, Christel guides each person to actualize his or her potential.

Hi everyone, and welcome to another Wednesday morning with LIFE WORK BALACNES! Today I had the chance to sit down with Erik Colon, who is an Academic Counselor at Binghamton University in the State of New York. Erik and got to chat at ACPA (where we also had a lot of fun adventuring to get […]