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Bet you didn't know that nurturing the next generation of opera performers, technicians, and enthusiasts begins in classrooms. Join Key Change co-hosts Anna Garcia and Olga Perez Flora on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Santa Fe Opera Department of Community Engagement and Education, featuring guest appearances by Season 5 favorites Charles Gamble, Director of Community Engagement, and Marissa Aurora, Community Engagement Liaison, plus new friend Olivia Dorrell, Administrative Coordinator.  “We're all moved by the extraordinary pageantry, music, and movement of opera,” says Charles. “I'll be honest with you, though; the thing that most excites me is the process of being able to engage in that process with young humans and watching them do the heavy lifting of being artists.”  Santa Fe Opera's myriad school programs and summer camps introduce children as young as three to the collaborative spirit of opera, while professional development workshops help teachers use opera to facilitate learning. Internships provide an essential point of entry for college-aged talent. “It's been really rewarding to see and hear from the students how it's opening their world to a lot of career paths that they didn't think were possible in New Mexico,” says Marissa. Other initiatives like volunteer opportunities, the Pueblo Opera Cultura Council, and the Pueblo Opera Program ensure that Santa Fe continues to be a welcoming environment for all. Oliva agrees. “It's always lovely to welcome so many patrons to the preview dinners, some seasoned opera-goers and some attending the opera for the first time.” FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE Charles Gamble, Director Of Community Engagement  Marissa Aurora, Community Engagement Liaison Olivia Dorrell, Administrative Coordinator MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Opera Storytellers Summer Camp | Santa Fe Opera Pueblo Opera Program | Santa Fe Opera Pueblo Opera Cultural Council | Santa Fe Opera ALTO: Arts Integration | Santa Fe Opera Guilds Of Santa Fe Opera, Inc Opera Theatre | University Of New Mexico Albuquerque Academy Northern New Mexico College The Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts Lucio Silla 2005 | Santa Fe Opera Der Rosenkavalier | Santa Fe Opera The Turn of the Screw | Santa Fe Opera Die Walküre | Santa Fe Opera La bohème | Santa Fe Opera KEY CHANGE RECOMMENDED PLAYLIST An Opportunity to Encounter Excellence (and Big News!) Making Learning Sticky: Creative Compassion for Kids & Educators Through Opera with Charles Gamble Harmony in Process: The Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera with Amy "Process" Owens What's Opera to a Bunch of High School Students? Young Voices, “The New Crop” Story With Purpose: The Origin of the Pueblo Opera Cultural Council with Renee Roybal and Claudene A. Martinez Spark of Imagination: Generations of the Pueblo Opera Program with Sonja & Seth Martinez From Gardening to Greeting Guests, Volunteers Run the World! with Marissa Aurora, Artist & Volunteer Liaison *** Key Change is a production of The Santa Fe Opera, Department of Community Engagement & Education. Share your favorite opera moments and questions with Community Engagement: agarcia@santafeopera.org Produced and edited by Andrea Klunder at The Creative Impostor Studios Hosted by Anna Garcia & Olga Perez Flora Audio Engineering: Collin Ungerleider & Kabby at Kabby Sound Studios in Santa Fe Technical Director: Edwin R. Ruiz Production Support from Alex Riegler Show Notes by Lisa Widder Theme music by Rene Orth with Corrie Stallings, mezzo-soprano, and Joe Becktell, cello Cover art by Dylan Crouch This podcast is made possible due to the generous support of the Hankins Foundation, Principal Education Sponsor of the Santa Fe Opera. To learn more, visit SantaFeOpera.org/KeyChange.

Kate Raphael talks to Shireen Zeidan, Administrative Coordinator of the Women's Support Center in Nablus, Occupied Palestine. The Women's Support Center works to empower and protect women while struggling for liberation for all the Palestinian people. Then Kate sits down with Tara Dorabji, long-time host of KPFA's APEX Express, to discuss Tara's debut novel, Call Her Freedom, a multigenerational novel of female strength and relationship, set in a fictional country very much like Indian-occupied Kashmir. With music by George Lammam Ensemble and Tracy Chapman The post All About Occupation: From Palestine to Kashmir appeared first on KPFA.

Send us a textJoin Marielle Schuberth, 3 time experienced surrogate and Intake Manager for Surrogacy Mentor and Modern Parent Mentor, along with Mya- 1 time experienced surrogate and Administrative Coordinator for Surrogacy MentorListen as they discuss:Why Mya decided to become a surrogate How her friends and family reacted to the newsWhy she thinks educating yourself on the process before you get started is important. Let's normalize surrogacy through education and open discussion! Follow Surrogacy Mentor on Instagram , Facebook, YouTube and TikTok Take our easy 2 minute surrogacy quiz to see if you qualify! Share this podcast with the hashtag #NormalizeSurrogacy Contact us with questions or comments at hello@surrogacymentor.com

Join our BUILD 206 Leadership Team Member, Deaunte Damper, as he sits down with Nichele Smith, BUILD 206 Administrative Coordinator to talk about some of the resources that BUILD 206 was able to share with the Black community in 2023 as part of our partnership with the City of Seattle Office of Labor Standards.  Connect with BUILD and Learn More: BUILD 206 IG: @build_206 Linktree: linktr.ee/build206 Web: www.build206.com/laborstandards Connect with our Host and our Guest: Deaunte Dampe IG: @dampeyalife1 Nichele Smith IG: @nichele.nicole Learn more about the City of Seattle Office of Labor Standards: FB: @SeattleLaborStandards Web: www.seattle.gov/laborstandards --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/build206/message

Join Tamika Peters, CEO and Host of the Grow Your Non-Profit Podcast, in an engaging conversation with Carlotta Marie, the Administrative Coordinator and Swag Coordinator at Grow Your Non-Profit. In this episode, they delve into Carlotta's multifaceted role within the company and the exciting plans in store for 2024.Carlotta wears many hats at Grow Your Non-Profit, from contributing articles to the monthly E-Newsletter to spearheading research for special projects. Her creative touch extends to designing merchandise featured in the Etsy Store, adding a unique flair to the organization's offerings.Discover the innovative programs on the horizon as Carlotta sheds light on the NonProfit Match Maker Program. Learn how Grow Your Non-Profit is selecting nonprofits for donations and explore the upcoming online education initiatives, including masterclasses designed to empower nonprofits to thrive.At Grow Your Non-Profit, the ethos revolves around holistic, big-picture thinking. With a steadfast commitment to managing nonprofits with the precision of running a successful business, the company boasts a decade of dedicated service. They've built a reputation for exceeding client expectations, adhering to project timelines and budgets, and consistently delivering tangible returns on investment.Join the conversation and explore the world of strategic nonprofit management with Tamika and Carlotta. Discover how Grow Your Non-Profit can partner with you on your journey to elevate and expand your nonprofit enterprise.This episode promises insights into the dynamic role of Carlotta Marie at Grow Your Non-Profit and offers a glimpse into the exciting initiatives planned for 2024.Engage in these enlightening discussions! Show your support by liking, commenting, and subscribing to the #GrowYourNonProfit YouTube Channel for thought-provoking dialogues and valuable insights that empower positive change in our communities. Support the show

Melinda was a woman who was raised with a strong Christian upbringing, experiencing many amazing miracles in her family.  She longed for her husband to be the spiritual leader of their family.  Then, he found The Journey and things began to change.  Suddenly, she started longing for what he had found.  Get to know this special, key member of our Global staff and be inspired by her story.

There's a saying that goes, “Behind every good pharmacist is a good technician.” Meredy Ayers begs to differ: pharmacy techs are beside the pharmacist, standing side by side to provide quality patient care. Technicians are indispensable and she is a shining example of this through her work as Administrative Coordinator for Bremo Pharmacy. In this episode, she and host Will Tuft discuss all things pharmacy techs, the work they do, and their ever-growing role in the episode. Tune in to learn how techs continue to shape the industry, embrace new pharmacy services, and how to create a positive work culture. Hosted By: Will Tuft | Director of Education at PioneerRx Guest: Meredy Ayers | Administrative Coordinator for Bremo Pharmacy Looking for more information about independent pharmacy? Visit www.pioneerrx.com 

In this podcast today, I will discuss the company Tivity Health! Listen to the podcast for details! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thressa-sweat/support

We're talking about Surviving Breast Cancer with Trish Burwell! Trish is a 16-year survivor who shares her testimony to shine a light on this disease and its impact. She tackles life's ups and downs with joy, humor, and hope. Trish retired from South Carolina State government with more than 33 years of dedicated service. For the last 16+ years, she worked as the Administrative Coordinator under three Chiefs of Police with the SC Department of Public Safety Bureau of Protective Services. In August 2006, Trish was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer. She endured six chemotherapy treatments and 35 radiation treatments in March 2007. She was diagnosed with congestive heart failure in 2015, which was caused by the chemotherapy drug combined with radiation treatments. This resulted in her retirement in 2016. She has recognized that just as God selected Job for his journey, she was chosen as a vessel and a living testimony to demonstrate that God is real and a healer! Trish had two beautiful children, Tiffani (40) and Andrea (29), and one granddaughter, Ayeola (19). She has a zeal for life and living and knows that the hand of God is upon her always! Connect with Trish on Facebook @TrishBurwell and via email at trishburwell430@gmail.com. Join the conversation as she shares her inspiring journey and how speaking life encouraged her along the way. She also shares valuable information on how we can best support those impacted by breast cancer. Are you ready to speak life? Let's get started! This episode was broadcast live on October 28, 2022. I would love to connect with you live on Fridays at 9 PM EST. Follow me on Facebook and YouTube @SherrySpeaksLife to join the live broadcast. I hope to see you soon! Let me know our thoughts about today's episode at sherry@sherryspeakslife.com. Visit sherryspeakslife.com/book-me to learn about my coaching program for women. It is designed to help you get unstuck, take action, and fulfill your God-given assignment. Book your free initial consultation to see how I can partner with you to reach your goals. Visit sherryspeakslife.com to learn more about me, my books, and other services, and to join the 7-Day Speak Life Prayer Challenge. Go to bit.ly/tdlaorder to order an autographed copy of my book, Trouble Don't Last Always. Follow me on IG @sherryspeakslife.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and we're highlighting the work of our programs everyday through Facebook Live! So we thought it would be a good time to get you acquainted with our staff here at NMCADV. This episode features a conversation with Iris Wohrer, our Administrative Coordinator. Read more about Iris and the rest of our staff in this month's NMCADV Spotlight! If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, there is help available. Please call The Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or visit their website on a safe device at www.thehotline.org. Or find your nearest New Mexico domestic violence program at https://www.nmcadv.org/find-nm-resources. You are not alone. Love our conversations? Make sure to subscribe, rate, and share our podcast. You can submit questions and feedback to Rochelle@nmcadv.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nmcadv/message

This week Hannah and Travis talk with Interim Executive Assistant to the President/Administrative Coordinator for Student Affairs, Jacob Wood, about how he came to be a Bearcat, his many positions at Northwest, and why networking has been such a big key to his success. Remember to subscribe for more videos and learn more about the podcast at https://www.podpage.com/behind-the-bearcat/.

00:00 Show Open / Jessica McIntyre, a trooper and recruiter for the Ohio State Highway Patrol. 17:30 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Angela Ann looks at a number of topics, including a proposal to limit state political leaders from getting paid for jobs in the private sector; new state funding for police departments and what Whitehall is doing with the grant; and the journey back to health for a teen in Hilliard, who received a heart transplant. 41:30 Bruce Jones, Administrative Coordinator of the Gambling Intervention Program at Maryhaven.

Joined by Boston Connect Real Estate's Administrative Coordinator, Julia Hannon, our team discusses common Real Estate terms and how we use them in our every day transactions.   Podcast & Live Radio Show on WATD 95.9 McNamara Broker Team Boston Connect Real Estate Sharon McNamara | Mary Baker | Melissa Wallace Facebook Live every Tuesday at 6:15 pm @ facebook.com/McNamaraBrokerTeam Follow our team on Instagram @McNamaraBrokerTeam

In today's episode, we have Nibras Hanna the Administrative Coordinator at Southfield Funeral Home. The Southfield Funeral Home staff are caring and experienced professionals who understand that each family is unique and has personal requests and traditions. These requests and traditions are of utmost importance to our staff of licensed funeral directors. Southfield Funeral Home & Cremation Services 18338 W. 12 Mile Rd. Southfield, MI 48076 (248) 569-8080 southfieldfuneralhome.com/ SouthfieldFuneralHome@gmail.com #keepingupwiththechaldeans #chaldeanDetroitMichigan #kuwtc Keeping Up With The Chaldeans is a weekly Podcast show based on Chaldean Entrepreneurs. We showcase your work in hopes that we can share the business amongst the community. Strength in numbers. That is our goal with the show! To learn more about "The Chaldean Community in Detroit" please visit:

It's going to be a busy week in theatre!  We talk with Kevin Lawler, Artistic and Administrative Coordinator of the Great Plains Theatre Commons New Play Conference, which begins Sunday, May 30th and runs every day until June 4th, 2022.  The Conference will be held at Mid Town Crossing and the Fort Dodge Metro Community College campus.   The Conference will have workshops as well as the showing of new plays written by Playwrights from all over the globe.  The people involved are too many to list, but we do talk through the 14 plays being done, who has written them and where each Playwright is from, so you won't want to miss this podcast and this Conference!  The Conference is free, but they ask that your RSVP on the website:  https://www.gptcplays.com/ but find out more here! And also - don't miss In The Upper Room June 1st through the 3rd at 7:30PM at the Lied Education Center for the Arts at Creighton University.  This is a production written by local Playwright Beaufield Berry, and is being done in partnership with Great Plains Theatre Commons and Creighton University and the Union for Contemporary Arts!  GREAT PLAINS THEATRE COMMONS CONTACT INFO: Website:  https://www.gptcplays.com/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/GreatPlainsTheatreConference/photos/?ref=page_internal Twitter:  https://twitter.com/gptcnebraska  Office:  2707 North 48th Street, Omaha, NE 68104 Ph: 402-370-8259 ****** Plays:  No Nothing by T. Adamson Stains by Sarah Cho Neighbor Jane by Tina Esper In The Canyon by Daniel Hurewitz Body + Blood by Shannon TL Kearns The Yellow Wallpaper 2.0 - 2020 by Jennifer Maisel Culture Shock by Gloria Majule Deadass by Nia Akilah Robinson oh to be pure again by Kira Rockwell Diaspora! by Phedra Michelle Scott Greater Illinois by Steven Strafford Rx Machina by Caity-Shea Violette Acetone Wishes and Plexiglass Dreams by Stephanie Kyung Sun Walters Coco Queens by LaDarrion Williams ***** HOW TO LISTEN TO THE PLATTE RIVER BARD PODCAST  Listen at https://platteriverbard.podbean.com or anywhere you get your podcasts.  We are on Apple, Google, Pandora, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Podbean, Overcast, Listen Now, Castbox and anywhere you get your podcasts. You may also find us by just asking Alexa.  Listen on your computer or any device on our website: https://www.platteriverbard.com. Find us on You Tube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCPDzMz8kHvsLcJRV-myurvA. Please find us and Subscribe!

Your job as a parent is to advocate for your child, particularly when there is a mental health concern because we want our children to know that, if they're going through something emotionally, it impacts the whole family. Therapy or treatment is not ‘fix my kid', it's ‘help my family'. Once a child realizes this, they'll find it easier to see their value in the family and that is immensely helpful! Joining us in conversation today is Denise Cipolla, Administrative Coordinator of Guidance and Counseling for Conroe ISD. She shares with us why mental health is such a focus for Conroe ISD and how mental health support is also a support mechanism for learning. Today, you'll hear about the social-emotional learning playbook created by teachers, administrators, and counselors, and learn what trauma-informed teaching and care looks like. Denise reveals what she has witnessed happening when mental health is left unattended to, explores why some parents are emotional hostages of their children, and explains why stress and anxiety is the highest presenting problem in students of all ages, as well as where that stems from. Join us today to learn from Denise's wealth of wisdom for parents looking to guide their children through managing their mental health. Thanks for tuning in! Key Points From This Episode:A parent's role to advocate for their child, especially if there is a mental health concern. Three places people go when they are concerned about their child's mental health: the church, the school, and the family physician.Today's guest, Administrative Coordinator of Guidance and Counseling, Denise Cipolla. An introduction to Denise and her family, travels, and career leading up to this role.Why mental health is a focus for Conroe ISD as a support mechanism for learning.The social emotional learning playbook created by teachers, administrators, and counselors.Trauma informed teaching and trauma informed care.Trends in mental health, and how problems are pushing down younger and younger.Stress and anxiety, the highest presenting problem in students of all ages.How people tend to be more kind face-to-face than via social media. Where stress and anxiety stems from: pressure to be the very best and never to fail.The lasting impact of mental health issues that are left unattended to. How some parents are emotional hostages of their children.The message you send your children when you do everything for them.What Conroe ISD does to share resources within the county, including working with Mosaics.The ideal point of contact at the school if you are concerned about your child: the school counselor or a teacher if you are not yet comfortable with the counselor.How to navigate children leaving for mental health appointments. TChat, the telemental health that is delivered through Baylor School of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital.Choosing to withdraw a child to allow them to focus on their mental health.Why it is helpful for a child to know that seeking help is not ‘fix my kid' but ‘help my family'.Unique circumstances under which accommodations can be made related to mental health. The power of a growth mindset rather than a fixed one.Why it is so important to ‘listen to hear' rather than ‘listen to respond'. Denise's story of hope: allow people to help you, because in doing so you are helping them.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Mosaics of MercyDenise Cipolla on LinkedInConroe ISD 

00:00 Show Open / Bruce Jones, Administrative Coordinator of the Gambling Intervention Program at Maryhaven. 19:00 Ryan Miller, a former Buckeye linebacker who is a co-founder of the 2nd and 7 Foundation. 29:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend takes a look at the remaining candidates for U.S. Senate and Governor heading toward the November election; the redistricting mess; the abortion debate; and the latest position for former Ohio Department of Health Director, Dr. Amy Acton. 53:00 Dr. Julie Morita, Executive Vice President of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, discusses concerns over a decline in federal aid for those most vulnerable to COVID-19.

I'm so excited to bring you the work of Jake Edwards who took what he saw on the battlefield and is now using that to help organizations combat an active shooter threat. He is the founder of Lead Tactics, a company that assists organizations in active threat response. Jake started his professional career in 2003 as a Combat Engineer in the United States Marine Corps. He served in Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), and more specifically Operation Phantom Fury (Second Battle of Fallujah) in 2004 with the 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines. He served with the 3rd Battalion, and 4th Marines in 2005 during Iraq's first free election. He was honorably discharged as a Sergeant from the Marine Corps Reserves in 2009.In 2010, Jake was hired as a Contingency Skills Instructor to help support requirements for military troops deploying to hostile/austere environments. In 2012, he transitioned to another training command and within one year rose to the ranks of Assistant Chief Instructor (filling an O-3 billet). There his training supported military advisors deploying to over 140 countries. The main course he supported was a rigorous six-week course that helped military advisors prepare for the challenges of language, region, culture, and field-craft skills needed to thrive in uncertain and hostile environments with limited support. Also, he was the lead instructor for active shooter/insider threat training for armed and unarmed deploying students. This was a vital position due to the green-on-blue threat with our host nation allies.Since 2016, Jake has been employed by one of the largest public-school divisions on the east coast (US).  Originally, he filled the position of School Security Training Specialist. In 2019 he was promoted to the Administrative Coordinator of Crisis Readiness. He is a certified School Security Officer Trainer and is also the district instructor that conducts staff crisis management training, along with leadership development training for 100 schools and 13,000+ staff.Jake planned and coordinated the 15-year, Second Battle of Fallujah reunion at the National Marine Corps Museum in 2019. He was able to fundraise over $60,000 with a large golf tournament, that allowed over 300 guests to attend the reunion at no charge. During his efforts he collaborated with four non-profits, Azalea Charites, Semper Fi/America's Fund, Reunite The Fight, and The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation.To learn more about Jake and his work - https://threatresponsetraining.com/

In this podcast today, I will discuss the company On-Ramps! Listen to the podcast for details! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thressa-sweat/support

The MABAS Divisions 4 & 5 Specialized Response Teams (SRT) works with its over 40 member fire departments across northeastern Illinois to coordinate specialized response services to protect the health and safety of the public. Teams are trained to respond to a wide range of emergencies such as hazardous materials releases, structural collapses, rope, confined space or trench rescues, water rescues and/or recoveries as well as wildland fires. In this episode CMC School instructor Doug McElmury discusses the details of this coordinated effort with Christina Loomis, the Administrative Coordinator. Notes:0:24 Introduction1:36 What is MABAS Division 4 & 5 SRT?3:34 Brief history of the SRT team.4:50 What are the disciplines covered?5:50 How does the governance board work?8:50 What is your position responsible for as the Administrative Coordinator?11:40 How do you maintain uniformity of training?14:15 What are your other responsibilities?15:15 What were your initial goals when you were hired?18:33 What is covered in your strategic 5 year plan?21:00 Process of switching from 1/2in to 11mm rope?25:10 How is your position funded?28:39 What's in the future for MABAS Division 4 & 5 SRT?30:27 Closing thoughts Links:https://srtillinois.org/

Nancy Graham serves on the board of Mohonk Consultations and the arts council of The Lace Mill, where they live in Midtown Kingston. They have worked or volunteered for numerous nonprofits related to social justice, alternative media, theatre, film, and writing. Poet/writer/visual artist under the name Nancy O. Graham; actor under the name Noa Graham. Her most recent theatre project was Orchid Receipt Service, starring Asia Kate Dillon, at Theater MITU580 in Brooklyn, pre-pandemic. Most recent film project is a short called Elegy for a Glacier, about an environmental activist and her glaciologist daughter forced to face off about the construction of a ski resort in the Rockies.Louisa Finn is a  Hudson Valley native, whose mother was a member of the Quaker Smiley family of Mohonk Mountain House, and father a Russian Jewish pianist from the Bronx.  She has spent her life thus far actively engaged in learning what it is to be human and to be herself.  She works as a Speech/Language Pathologist and Reading Tutor, and clinical instructor at SUNY New Paltz.  She is on the Board of Mohonk Consultations, where she serves as Administrative Coordinator, and Sky Lake Shambhala Center Buddhist Retreat.  She writes poetry, and is creating a forest garden in her front yard.Today we're talking about Love and a myriad of related and thought provoking subjects. Nancy and Louisa share about their first memories of love and how they relate to the word which takes us into the realm of spiritual materialism, caring for others, and being a mother.  The show is inspired by bell hooks and her writings on love and self love/self worth so we dive into self-love as Louisa and Nancy share their own process to love themselves better as well as how self-love relates to caring for others and being a woman. We then leave the personal towards the end of the show to talk about the public and how the work of Mohonk Consultations is cultivating love in its own way, bringing folks together to collaborate, lifting voices, and caring for land and others. We leave you with a call for your own definition or thoughts on Love.  bell hooks herself seemed to have a few, "love is the action we take on behalf of our own or another's spiritual growth..." "love is a combination of trust, commitment, care, respect, knowledge and responsibility..." So, what say you?Thanks to Ian Seda from Radio Kingston for engineering today's show!Our show music is from Shana Falana !!!Feel free to email me, say hello: she@iwantwhatshehas.org** Please: SUBSCRIBE to the pod and leave a REVIEW wherever you are listening, it helps other users FIND IThttp://iwantwhatshehas.org/podcastITUNES | SPOTIFY | STITCHERITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/i-want-what-she-has/id1451648361?mt=2SPOTIFY:https://open.spotify.com/show/77pmJwS2q9vTywz7Uhiyff?si=G2eYCjLjT3KltgdfA6XXCASTITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/she-wants/i-want-what-she-has?refid=stpr'Follow:INSTAGRAM * https://www.instagram.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast/FACEBOOK * https://www.facebook.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcastTWITTER * https://twitter.com/wantwhatshehas

In this episode, Mrs. Handville is joined by Briana Milton, the Administrative Coordinator for School Counseling K-12, in the PWCS Office of Student Services. Hear their discussion on counseling supports for PWCS students and families.

The Rev. Laura O. White is Administrative Coordinator, Contextual Ministry at Virginia Theological Seminary.

On our 10th episode of A Closer Look, we wrap up the season with a chat between hosts Tara and Michael about their jobs—Digital Content Manager and Administrative Coordinator for the Deputy Director's Office, respectively—and how they got them. On Season 1 of A Closer Look, we're exploring museum jobs: why we wanted them, how we got them, and what they're really like! Through a series of conversations with colleagues, hosts Tara Metal and Michael Ricca will seek to demystify the museum world, discuss some surprising career paths, and explore jobs you may never have considered. Music: "Baby Lemuel" © Blue Dot Sessions. Check out Harvard Art Museums from Home: https://harvardartmuseums.org/article/harvard-art-museums-from-home

It's My Birthday! Ep.25   Empowered By Design Podcast with Dr. Lyz: It's My Birthday! Ep.25   Dr. Lyz: Licensed Psychologist, Wellness Entrepreneur, Relationship Specialist Empowered By Design Podcast: Psychology, Mental Health and Wellness, Relationships, Mindset, Self-care, Self-reflection and Personal Growth   Today we are celebrating my birthday, and my first ever birthday podcast episode!!  Birthdays are a gift, a time for celebration - for the present moments with gratitude and joy; for the reflection on memories of the past; and for hope and vision for the future. Join me today for some fun - I take a surprise quiz created by Hannah - Visionistas Team Social Media and Administrative Coordinator - appreciating the now, cherishing memories, and looking ahead to dreams and vision for the future.  Let's celebrate!   Subscribe to my email list to stay connected: www.DrLyz.com www.VisionistasByDesign.com   -------------------   Follow Dr. Lyz on Social Media:   Instagram   Facebook   LinkedIn YouTube     Pinterest     Clubhouse: follow @DrLyz   Welcome to the podcast, Empowered By Design with Dr. Lyz!  This podcast is designed to bring you psychological concepts in real life terms that will empower a proactive approach to mental health and overall wellness while inviting balance, harmony, connection, and joy.  Lyz DeBoer Kreider, PhD, a licensed psychologist in Pennsylvania and New York, shares her passion for helping you pursue your dreams and goals for life and love with intentional vision.  This podcast is about finding and owning your power right now and using it for good, by nurturing the connection of body, mind, heart, soul, and spirit. Empowered By Design Podcast delivers psychological concepts and practical strategies with a real life approach, designed to empower: Health and wellness, Optimal performance, Authentic connection with yourself and others, and purposeful, joyful living.   Dr. Lyz's Signature Formula: Dream, Design, Deliver Dream - Reflect, Attend Design - Create, Plan Deliver - Align, Evaluate, Celebrate   Download a free guide for using the Dream, Design, Deliver Signature Formula to pursue your dreams with Intentional Vision. And check out Episode 4 for more information on Dr. Lyz's Dream, Design, Deliver Signature Formula. Show Notes for Episode 25 of the Empowered By Design Podcast with Dr. Lyz:  It's My Birthday! Ep.25   Birthdays are a gift, a time for celebration - for the present moments with gratitude and joy; for the reflection on memories; and for the hope and promise for the future. Take the quiz, created by Hannah! https://www.opinionstage.com/hannah-bennett/what-kind-of-drink-matches-your-personality   My special birthday gift for you --  Thank you so much for listening to and supporting this podcast!!!  In appreciation and celebration, I am offering you a discount of 30% off the Dream Date Package - I've created a self-directed Dream Date Program, that helps you INTENTIONALLY nurture your LOVE potential. If you're single and looking for love this program helps you explore and identify what you are seeking in your dream partner  If you're partnered and desiring to take the passion up a few notches or rediscover your passion and love- the Dream Date Program is designed to bring you closer, feeling more connected with your special someone.  Link to purchase my special birthday offer - Dream Date Package for less than $20!! Summer of Sam Book Club - Register Today and join us as we start our summer reading!!   Book Club meeting for Book #1 -  July 12  Book Club meeting for Book #2 -  August 9 You can join for one or both, so sign up today!!   Vision for the Future - Events Coming Soon!  Coming this month with a fun, special birthday offer…. Our Healthy By Design Mini course that will get you moving in the direction of nurturing yourself - body, mind, heart, soul, and spirit in order to design and deliver the life and love of your dreams!! Get on the waitlist, HERE to be the first in line when the package is ready to be delivered! Get on our email newsletter list here!  

Kristy Tran is an Administrative Coordinator with Vituity, a physician partnership that places clinical expertise and patient outcomes at the center of their work.Real Talk Unplugged is a series aimed at highlighting the stories of diverse voices in healthcare. Kristy's story is brought to us by the CAPIE Enterprise Resource Group – the Coalition of Asian & Pacific Islander Empowerment. The Vituity Cares Foundation was formed in 2020 in an effort to foster a new, more diverse generation of healthcare leaders, countering underrepresentation in the industry. Vituity Cares is dedicated to healing the most vulnerable, empowering the underrepresented, and ensuring a more equitable future for all. More information is available at https://www.vituitycares.org/.To connect with the Real Talk Podcast or record your story with us, head to https://realtalk.transistor.fm/Episode hosted by Sandy Phan – Growth Team Proposal Developer with Vituity.Intro music: "Honey and Milk" by The 126ersOutro music: "Hulu Ukulele" by Chris Haugen

Aloha, my name is Patricia Wistinghausen and over the past decade I have been working mostly as an Administrative Professional, and then volunteering my time as a Community Organizer and Advocate for various social justice issue areas. Through my years of public service, civic engagement, and community stewardship, I’ve been fortunate to be a founding member, board member, and leader within locally-based organizations on the island of Kaua’i, across the state, and representing Hawai’i at a national level.    Below is a list of some of the groups that I’ve been involved with, or am still actively volunteering with: Chair (2018) and Vice-Chair (2019) of the Committee on the Status of Women (CSW) with the County of Kaua’i Boards and Commissions Vice-Chair (2018-2020) and Founding Member of the statewide Veterans Caucus with the Democratic Party of Hawai’i Board of Directors for the statewide organization, Emergency Management Professionals of Hawai’i (EMP-HI) – Founding Member, Elected to the 1st Board of Directors as Charter Secretary – Executive Officer, 1st Woman on the Board, served as President-Elect (2018), President (2019), and Immediate Past President (2020). Ho’okele Coalition of Kaua’i – Prevention Committee Member – County of Kaua’i Kaua’i Community Action Team Member – Sexual Assault Violence Prevention Kaua’i State Central Committee Representative – Democratic Party of Hawai’i (2016-2020) Past Leader in Kaua’i Women’s Caucus and Kaua’i Young Democrats Founding Member and Past Coordinator of the Kaua’i Violence Prevention Coalition (KVPC) Past Board Member of the Kaua’i Rural Health Association (KRHA) Am also an advocate in groups fighting for a Living Wage, for Prison Reform, for LGBTQ+ rights, for increasing access to Veterans’ Services (especially for disabled veterans), access to Healthcare as a Human Right, along with Racial, Economic, and Environmental Justice.   For the past 7 years, I have also been most actively involved in the Prevent Suicide Kaua’i Task Force (PSKTF). I’m a Steering Committee Member, Suicide Prevention Educator, and safeTALK Trainer for our island; going on 4 years now. Out of the different community issues that I’ve dedicated my time to, in addition to being passionate about Women’s Advocacy and Gender Equity Rights, I dedicate the most time to my work in Suicide Prevention.   As is the case with nearly every person that has ever been in one of my Suicide Prevention Trainings, I am connected in the form of family members and friends who died by suicide, who are attempt survivors, who have had or are having thoughts of suicide, and because I’ve had personal struggles of my own. When you lose a loved one, a classmate, an acquaintance, or even a celebrity you admired to suicide, no matter how distant the relation may have been, the pain is still felt in your heart and throughout your community with each life lost.  My goal in having started this Consulting company in the midst of this coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, was to focus my efforts on reaching out to my community via suicide prevention education. By sharing information and delivering trainings, I aim to continue empowering individuals to recognize signs that someone may be thinking about suicide and to have the tools to engage that person and start having those difficult conversations. When it comes to suicide prevention, we know that the more we talk about suicide the less likely someone will be to take their own life. By bringing it up first, and asking the question ‘Are you thinking about suicide?’ we create a safe space and give the person struggling permission to speak about their thoughts with someone who is willing to listen without judgement and is there to support them as they recognize for themselves their reasons for wanting to die, and more importantly, talking through their reasons for wanting to KeepSafe and live.  All of the issues I have worked on and continue to work on are tied together in the shared experience of humanity. It all comes back to equity and prioritizing our mental health and well-being (#SelfCare) along with that of others. I am still learning this, but through teaching and talking with others I hope to continue understanding and finding that balance. When we talk about difficult things and allow ourselves to lean into that discomfort and be vulnerable – as Dr. Brene Brown says – we can then lean on each other for the strength we need to keep going; or we can better recognize when we need to be still, recognize and listen to how we are really feeling (happy, sad, angry, joyous) and in the moments that we feel them. In those ways we’ll be able to honor our mental health by not putting on a brave face or wearing a figurative mask, but we can work towards destigmatizing the act of being ourselves.    We’re all a work in progress, as is this website, but for now here’s also some information on my Professional Work Experience for your reference: In addition to volunteering with these groups and others, Patricia has over a decade of experience in the Administrative Professional field having served in the roles of Office Manager, Receptionist, Program Assistant, Administrative Assistant, Administrative Coordinator, and Sales Manager while working with for-profit companies, non-profit organizations, and in local and state government. She was also the founding departmental head and served as the Campus Public Safety Manager (Security Director, Safety Officer, Emergency Manager) for Kaua’i Community College, and the Transit Security Grant Planner and TheBus Safety Outreach Coordinator and Educator for the City & County of Honolulu; delivering anti-terrorism, transit-related outreach education, particularly to limited English proficiency populations. Patricia specializes in: – Prevention Education and Outreach; especially on Suicide Prevention – Public Speaking on the topics of Mental Health and Suicide, and Gender Equity as a Woman of Color – Administrative Assistant Services – both Virtual and In-Person on the island of Kaua’i  – Social Media Marketing, Website, and Content Creation Patricia is a graduate of the University of Hawai`i – West O`ahu where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Administration (Government Management) with Concentrations in Disaster Preparedness Emergency Management and Justice Administration. Patricia is from Kaua’i, grew up in Wailua, and now resides in Kapa’a with her husband Justin. Feel free to reach out to me! I’m a friendly person and would love to collaborate with you on helping our communities. Mahalo for taking the time to read this and looking forward to talking with you soon! With Love & Aloha,    Patricia  patricia@patriciawistinghausen.com

Sappfyre chats about Take Home BIPOC Arts House In Treaty 1 (Winnipeg), Manitoba. Their first exhibition "Embodied: They Hold Their Own" (February 27 - March 20, 2021) , meeting the needs of artists in the Black, Indigenous and communities of People of Colour. It's a first in the city and we get to hear a piece of their story with The Administrative Coordinator, Sappfyre Mcleod. "TakeHome BIPOC Arts House is an artist run centre and communal art studio with the focus of providing space, support and nourishment to BIPOC artists on Treaty 1 Territory, to show and create art, in any discipline. We recognize the energy and knowledge afforded to us and honour this by sowing seeds for future generations of BIPOC collectives, spaces and projects."

"Changing the world seems like an impossible task. But, if you can make small meaningful changes in people's lives, that's what matters" - Brooke Crewson About Brooke Crewson Currently, Brooke is an Administrative Coordinator at Ryerson's Diversity Institute and coordinates complex operations including arranging events to mobilize research on topics such as diversity and inclusion, resources for newcomers and women entrepreneurs, and the future of work, Brooke also liaises with staff to support the Academic Director across multiple projects. She holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science from Wilfrid Laurier University and is an MBA candidate at Ryerson's Ted Rogers School of Management. She has a wealth of government and campaign experience having served in the offices of Hon. Carol Mitchell, the Hon. Chris Ballard, her Majesty's Government Caucus, and MP Julie Dzerowicz Office specializing in operations, stakeholder engagement, political organization, volunteer and event management. When Brooke is not working or studying you can find her volunteering in political activities, kickboxing, landscape painting, or travelling with her partner Jun. Connect with Brooke LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-crewson-ab308b36/ Charity of The Month Y&D donates all of its revenue to charity. This month's featured charity is hEr VOLUTION. The organization creates opportunities for the next generation of women in STEM connecting them with leaders in the industry for career support. The org listens to the needs of the community and that of the STEM industry to better help the next generation of underserved youth, with a focus on young women to enter STEM. You can make your donation here: https://www.hervolution.org/donate/ Connect With The Yonge and Dundas Team Y&D takes questions and feedback from our listeners. You can contact Roshan via: Email: roshansahu@protonmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roshandsahu/ Copyright Roshan Dev Sahu 2021. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to Leadership Selection season for the 2021-2022 ministry year for Fort Bragg PWOC. You will find the application, attached or here The application is for the 5 selected positions on the executive board- President, 1VP Spiritual Life, 2VP Programs, Administrative Coordinator and Financial Liaison. You can read more about those positions in the WMM. As you prayerfully consider applying for a selected position, please keep confidentiality in mind. The prayer, application and interviewing process can be intimidating! When someone shares that they will be applying, it can discourage someone else from applying for the same position. We are praying you onward as you pray about applying. We are confident that the Lord will guide us in selecting the next executive board. James 1:27: Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. Tara Whitmore For those not on social media everything can be found in 1 spot right here just for you! https://braggpwoc.wordpress.com/2021/02/08/leadership-selection-2021/ Blessings, Megan Gramer

Welcome Chanel Parrish to the Blue, Gold and BLACK Podcast. Chanel works in the Career Center here at UCR as a Financial and Administrative Coordinator and is also the Chair of the Black Faculty and Staff Association. Listen as Chanel tells us about her upbringing and some of the challenges she faced with identity and how UCR served as a catalyst for overcoming those challenges. Chanel not only works for UCR but also attended UCR as a student! She has incredible insight and knows the Career Center like the back of her hand and uses that knowledge to advocate not only Black students, but for faculty and staff as well.

Meet Debra Morales, Administrative Coordinator for Perioperative Services at the A.I. Dupont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, and a 15-year Nemours associate. She has been referred to by at least one fellow associate as the person who makes the Wilmington O.R. the great place to work that it is. For that, we can thank Debra's late mom, Christine, who to this day has a significant influence on Debra’s life - including her career choices.  Also, meet Dr. Steven Selbst, who has distinguished himself as a medical doctor and as an academic. He is a pediatric emergency medicine physician at the A.I. DuPont Hospital for Children, director of the Nemours Pediatric Residency Program, and a professor and Vice-Chairman for Education for the Department of Pediatrics at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. As it happens, he was also on the forefront of that development of pediatric emergency medicine as a specialty!  Carol Vassar, producer

Check out our latest conversation with Tiffany Galvin Green, the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Megan Wilson-Reitz the Administrative Coordinator for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and lecturer for Theology and Religious Studies. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/faiththatdoesjustice/message

We continue in our Stories series with Rachel Brooker, Events Director and Administrative Coordinator at H2O Toledo. Rachel walks us through her story, explains the importance of community and gives good advice for finding joy amidst a global pandemic. We want to hear from you! Email us at lovepodloverockets@gmail.com Rate us on your listening platform! Follow us on social media! Instagram: @h2otoledo Twitter: @h2otoledo Facebook: H2O Church University of Toledo

We are joined by Benjamin Brubaker and Kate Gillespie of White Bird Clinic in Oregon. Both share their expertise in crisis intervention and discuss the CAHOOTS model (Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets).Bios:Benjamin Brubaker works as Administrative Coordinator of WhiteBird Clinic. He began serving White Bird in September 2006. Ben first started as a full-time Crisis Worker (Qualified Mental Health Associate) on WBC's 24/7 Crisis Line and Walk-in Center. A few years later he joined the mobile crisis intervention team Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets ( also known as CAHOOTS) as a Crisis Worker.   He has worked in the mental health field for over 18 years, having held positions such as: Crisis Worker, Hurricane Katrina Relief Operational Site Coordinator, Day Counselor for youth, AmeriCorps Team Leader, and Direct Care Provider. Ben is an active trainer at his agency and has a passion for sharing information about the CAHOOTS model with other communities interested in reimagining public safety.  Kate Gillespie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, she has worked for White Bird since 2010 as a crisis worker as well as a clinical supervisor, and an administrator. She has worked in the mental health field for nearly two decades. Kate's background includes working in a state psychiatric hospital, local emergency departments, and crisis intervention for a mobile crisis unit. In addition to working at White Bird Kate has a private practice that focuses on healing trauma. 

Dr. Wilhelmina Perry (85) was interviewed by Angela Denise Davis from her home in June 2020. She talked about growing up in Harlem, her 30-year partnership with Antonia Pantoja, radical activism, and life during the COVID-19 pandemic. She is a community activist, social work educator, spiritual leader, homeless youth and marriage equality advocate, author, and the co-founder of LGBT Faith Leaders of African Descent. Dr. Perry holds a masters in social work and a doctorate in human behavior and leadership. She has been a social work professor, administrator of not- for- profit institutions, and community educator. In 2002, she became a member of The Riverside Church and shortly thereafter would become the convener of Marantha, the LGBT ministry. Dr. Perry was a co-founder and Vice President of the Interfaith Task Force for Homeless LGBT Youth.  Under the work of the Task Force, three shelters were opened in local churches. Dr. Perry has been an advocate for LGBT same-gender loving people as well as for marriage equality. She held the position of convener of the Round table People of Color under Empire State Pride Agenda. In 2010, this group reformed itself as an independent organization and would become the LGBT Faith Leaders of African Descent. Dr. Perry served as Administrative Coordinator until 2018 when she was voted the Founder Emeritus. Dr. Perry was honored in 2013 with an award from Harlem Pride.  She became a Purpose Prize Fellow in 2014. In 2014, she received the Lifetime Achievement Award from LGBT Kwanzaa Community of NYC, Inc.  In 2016 she received the Regina Shavers Legacy Award from Griot Circle, Inc. the oldest organization for LGBT seniors. In 2019, she received the Parity Award. She has received numerous awards and recognitions. Dr. Perry has contributed many articles on LGBT youth, same-gender families, “coming out”, clergy and attitudes towards LGBT people and President Obama's support of marriage equality.  These articles have appeared in Caribbean Life, The Daily News, The Amsterdam News, Huffington Post and The Positive Community. Collections by Michelle Brown interview with Dr. Wilhelmina Perry February 22, 2018 https://podbay.fm/podcast/1209679697/e/1519344000  

Interns Alex and Sarah interview a diverse collection of attendees at AWP Portland in March of 2019. Ernesto L. Abeytia is a Spanish-American poet and teacher. He holds an MFA from Arizona State University and MAs from Saint Louis University and the Autonomous University of Madrid. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Crab Orchard Review, Fugue, Glass: A Journal of Poetry, PBS NewsHour, The Shallow Ends, Zocalo Public Square, and elsewhere. Website: ernestoabeytia.com Twitter: @eabeytia Missy Ladygo Creator and former Editor of Shards through the University of Houston, Tamara Al-Qaisi-Coleman is a bi-racial Muslim writer and artist. She holds dual Bachelor’s degrees in Creative Writing and History. She is the Administrative Coordinator at Writers in the Schools, the Marketing and Development Director of Defunkt Magazine and creator of Brown Girls Book Club. Her interests are Middle Eastern History, culture, linguistics, and biracial identity. She primarily writes from the Arab-American perspective. Her fiction, poetry, essays, and translation publications can be found or are forthcoming in: Scintilla Magazine, Paper Trains Journal, The Bayou Review: The Women's Issue, and Glass Mountain, Volume 21, Dead Eyes Literary Magazine. Her visual Artistry can be found in Cosumnes River Journal, Sonder Midwest Review, and Wordpeace Magazine. Instagram: tamara_jean_ Beret Olsen Jessica L. Walsh is the author of two poetry collections, The List of Last Tries and How to Break My Neck. Her work has appeared in RHINO, Tinderbox, Whale Road Review, and other journals. She teaches at a community college outside of Chicago and practices archery, which is the best therapy. Website: jessicalwalsh.com Facebook and Instagram: jessicalwalshpoet KB is a Black queer nonbinary poet, editor, and educator currently based in Austin, TX. They have received fellowship invitations from the Vermont Studio Center, Lambda Literary, The Hurston/Wright Foundation, The Watering Hole, Winter Tangerine, and UTSA's African American Literatures and Cultures Institute. KB's poetry appears in The Cincinnati Review, The Matador Review, Cosmonauts Avenue, NAILED Magazine, The Shade Journal, Sappho's Torque, and other pretty places. When they're not on the stage or in the page, they serve as Program Coordinator for the University of Texas at Austin's Gender and Sexuality Center, Founder/Co-Organizer of ATX Interfaces, Teaching Artist for the Austin Library Foundation, Assistant Editor for Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review, and proud member of Lenguas Locxs Writers Collective. If you got this far, see them talk poems, sweetness & other things on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook. They think all your dreams are possible. Website: earthtokb.com Twitter and Instagram: earthtokb New Rivers Press is a teaching press operating in association with Minnesota State University Moorhead. The press gives student interns hands-on experience with editing, publishing, and the business of books. Since 2003, every New Rivers Press title has been edited and designed by MSUM students under the supervision of New Rivers Press staff. For more information about the press, our authors, and our upcoming events, follow us on social media @nrppodcast or check out our website: newriverspress.com. Thank you to Minnesota State Educational Innovations for making this podcast possible. The views expressed are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of New Rivers Press, Minnesota State University Moorhead, or any employees thereof. Music Copyright © 2018 by Sakora Studio. Music composed by Thomas Maresh. Podcast Image created by Mikaila Norman.

On this episode of Thee CrazyFaceUno Podcast we welcome Tessa Pauls. Tessa’s love for singing and music runs DEEP! It has lead her to not only perform at the South Bend Lyric Opera, she is also the Administrative Coordinator with big dreams. She is also the the Business Office Manager for a memory care community. Listen in as we deep dive into our Enneagram type (Enneagram 4’s rock!!), riff on life and current day. Enjoy!

On this episode of Industry Celebrities, Kimberly interviews Kim Croft, the Executive Regional Vice President, and Independent Consultant at Arbonne International. Kim grew up in Miami and lived in New York City on her first career as an Administrative Coordinator at Columbia University. She always had an interest in international relations and was always looking for where she could make an impact to change the world. She loved and enjoyed what she was doing, but it came to a point where she hated her life. She found that she did not like what life looked like when she was doing the things that she wanted. She loved the topics and the content but what she actually wanted was to travel, be location-independent, have all the free time and make a lot more money. Now Kim is currently a consultant for a network marketing company, promoting health and wellness, along with the mission to not just create healthy strategies for individuals but also help people develop their business in the wellness industry. With this, she found a whole new meaning to her life, and she loves it. Looking back, she is thankful for the hard times because she understands that everything that happened to her led her to where she really wanted to be. Listen to the rest of the podcast for Kim’s story will make you pause and think about what you are currently doing. Are you happy and fulfilled with the job that you have? We will be spending 75% of our time working, and we might as well spend it with what resonates most to our passion and goals in life. Learn more about Kim: https://www.arbonne.com/pws/kimcroft/tabs/about-me.aspx FB: https://www.facebook.com/kim.croft.7 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-croft-17004422 Listen to other episodes or signup to be a guest on a Podcast: https://thatkimberly.com/convos-with-kimberly/ Connect on: FB: https://www.facebook.com/thatkimberlyscott Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thatkimberly IG: https://www.instagram.com/thatkimscott Twitter: https://twitter.com/that_kimberly Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdrDMJCNq8kxGGgqsO8avwQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatkimberly/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatkimberly/support

September 12th – Carly D’Amico, Promotions and Administrative Coordinator at Student Academic Success Services (SASS) joins us in studio to share with undergraduate, graduate, domestic, and international students all the details on the wealth of resources SASS offers at Queen’s University. She shares insights on what students can expect from 1:1 consultations, ongoing and upcoming Continue Reading

Olivia Orvis-Bowers is currently an Administrative Coordinator with the City of Brampton having just finished working with the City of Mississauga in various administrative roles for the past 7 years. Olivia has excelled in finding her next level of success and at the age of 23, she has earned positions that would have normally taken much longer to achieve. Born and raised in Mississauga, Olivia started working for government at the age of 16, which fostered her love to serve communities, and shaped the foundation for her career in the public service. When Olivia was accepted into four post secondary programs, she was unable to decide which one she wanted to pursue and by the time she made a decision the only offer than didn’t expire was in accounting. She would later switch her focus to Management Studies where she has recently graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce from Humber College. She is now looking to pursue her Masters in the next two years. Among many other skills and experiences, Olivia studied abroad for a semester in Scotland, was a free lance editor for UpWork, volunteers with the SPCA and House Cat Rescue, is a well versed communicator, and most importantly an avid dad joke enthusiast. On this episode we talk about how Olivia strives to avoid complacency by seeking out the next level of success, why she decided to leave one municipal giant for another, how she worked one shift at Tommy Hilfiger then left, and we also simulate the popular channel “All Def” by diving into some pretty cringe worthy dad jokes. Olivia's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/olivia1404/ Olivia's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/orvisbowers Olivia's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oorvisbowers/ Connect with Real Community Talks: Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ljehipjij2ioj Instagram: http://instagram.com/realcommunitytalks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Real-Community-Talks-163630714364865 Website: http://www.realcommunitytalks.com Special Guest: Olivia Orvis-Bowers .

Chris and Bob took the TLP on the road for a special episode.  TLP appeared at the Long Island Resources Council (LILRC) Annual Conference.  We had a number of guests talking about libraries and the future.  There were some great discussions!  We hope to do this every year at their conference!! The guests include: Eric Cohen Coordinator of Technology and Media from John Jermain Memorial Library Frank McKenna, Director of the Seaford Library Mark Navins from LILRC Danielle Minard from the Longwood Public Library Emily Drabinski, Coordinator of Library instruction at LIU Post Brooklyn David fabulosa Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Tenement Museum in Lower Manhattan Carl Vitovich, Administrative Coordinator of Eastern Suffolk BOCES Library System Ellen Druda, Head of Digital Services at the Half Hollow Hills Community Library and co-host of "In the Stacks" podcast www.inthestackspodcast.wordpress.org Charlene Muhr, Assistant Library Director of the Half Hollow Hills Community Library and co-host of "In the Stacks" podcast www.inthestackspodcast.wordpress.org  Brian Lym, Dean of University Libraries at Adelphi University Sally Steiglitz, Librarian and Professor at Adelphi University Chris Kretz, Librarian at Stony Brook University and co-host of "Long Island History Project" podcast longislandhistoryproject.org

This episode will feature Paul Cagle, the Administrative Coordinator and paranormal investigator for the South Eastern Paranormal Society (S.E.P.S.). We will be discussing the paranormal cases his team has conducted, the tools and techniques used on their investigations, and his views on the paranormal. South Eastern Paranormal Society www.sepsparanormal.org 423-320-2254 Paul Cagle paul@sepsparanormal.org Contacting The Show West Coast Paranormal Research Society WebSite: www.wcprs.org Email: troy@wcprs.org PH (626)969-6750 Investigating Hauntings Since 1995 Into The Unknown Radio Show WebSite: www.intotheunknown.org Email: theshow@wcprs.org