Podcasts about becker college

is the trainer/owner of Oak Hill Farm in Croyden, NH. She graduated with an Associate Degree from Becker College and then her BS in Sports Medicine from Colby-Sawyer College. She trains, boards and teaches lessons at Oak Hill in both Hunter/Jumper and Western Reining. Oak Hill Farm has been a horse provider at hundreds of horse shows in the catch riding format including IHSA, IEA, AEL and NCEA. Deb is also the Vice President of the NHHJA and judges local shows and stewards for IEA and AEL.

Jake is a well rounded athlete who played football both collegiately at Becker College and played in the arena football league. Jake then converted to Nascar where he has become a strong part of the Joe Gibbs racing team. He is currently the #1 ranked Tire carrier in all of Nascar and is as humble and team player as there is. This is a great listen and someone who is a rising star in NASCAR.

We chat with Dr. Nancy Crimmin, former President at Becker College. Dr. Crimmin also served as Vice President of Student Affairs at Becker College and, previously, as Dean of College Life at Assumption College. Full transcript available at https://www.studentaffairs.com/podcast/onething/s1/03-dr-nancy-crimmin.

Leicester moves to buy the Becker College Campus with State Rep. David LeBoeuf. September 20th, 2021.

Jason Manson was a QB at the University of Iowa from 2002-2006. After 15 years away from Iowa City he now returns as the Director of Player Development. The Director of Player Development serves as a guide for student-athletes as they transition from high school to college, supporting their academic and football successes while creating a positive and memorable college experience. Manson has been involved in high school administration and coaching since the end of his Hawkeye playing career. He has held the position of assistant Dean of Students and head football coach at St. Thomas More School the last two years. In 2018-19 he served as student management assistant at Greater Hartford (Conn.) Academy of the Arts and head football coach at Capital Prep. Manson, a native of Bloomfield, Conn., was the head football coach at Capital Preparatory Magnet School from 2014-18, while also serving as director of college and career readiness. He also served as a position coach at Central Connecticut State University from 2010-14, instructor and offensive coordinator at Milford Academy in 2008-09, wide receivers coach at Becker College in 2007 and Western Connecticut State. As a player at Iowa, Manson lettered in 2005 and 2006, playing both quarterback and wide receiver. His career totals include completing 42-85 pass attempts for 442 yards and one touchdown. He had 22 career rushing attempts for 93 yards and three pass receptions for 22 yards. Manson led Iowa to a double-overtime win at Syracuse in 2006 in his only start at quarterback. We talk about his transition back into the program, the things that have changed and the things that have stayed the same, and the fast paced environment of D1 football. We also discuss Jason's thought process from his perspective as last years Iowa football controversy played out, and how that affected his mindset in trying to return and coach/work in the program. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Heather E. McGowan es una Future-of-work strategist, autora del libro Adaptation Advantage, además es Keynote Speaker reconocida internacionalmente. Heather ayuda a los líderes a preparar a su gente y organizaciones para la Cuarta Revolución Industrial que se destacará por el rápido avance de las herramientas tecnológicas en el dominio del trabajo del conocimiento humano. Heather ha impartido master classes para audiencias, desde empresas emergentes hasta organizaciones gubernamentales, universidades y empresas Fortune 500 que cotizan en bolsa, incluidas AMP Financial, Financial Times, Siemens, Microsoft, Autodesk, Biogen, Citi, JPMorgan Chase, Accor Hotels, AARP, Zendesk, Tableau, Fidelity y el Banco Mundial. El trabajo académico de Heather ha incluido puestos en la Escuela de Diseño de Rhode Island, Becker College y la Universidad de Jefferson, donde fue la arquitecta estratégica de la primera universidad de pregrado centrada exclusivamente en la innovación. En 2019, Heather fue nombrada miembro de la facultad del Centro Universitario Swinburne para la Nueva Fuerza Laboral en Melbourne, Australia. Heather, en este episodio nos cuenta que: El aprendizaje es continuo. Adaptation Advantage tiene 3 elementos súper críticos: Continuos learning Identity, Leadership. El self-awareness en los líderes e individuos es súper crítico para detectar sesgos y áreas de oportunidad. Contratar y/o colaborar con gente que piensa y tiene ideas distintas a las propias es una buena táctica para contrarrestar los sesgos. El rol que tienen los líderes de las organizaciones es fundamental para desarrollar una learning organization. En el futuro del trabajo los CLO serán de las posiciones/funciones más importantes en las organizaciones. Nos explica qué es el X Shape Man y el rol que la tecnología juega en este modelo.

Reported by Higher Ed Dive, prior to the pandemic, many experts were predicting an onslaught of college closures. And despite one of the roughest enrollment years in recent history due to the pandemic, less than a dozen nonprofit institutions have closed their doors in the past year. But with three more liberal arts colleges closing this spring, including Becker College, Mills College, and Concordia College New York, those prognostications are coming out again.

MassDiGI Founder & Executive Director Timothy Loew joined us this morning to talk about the announcement of their new partnership with WPI following the closure of Becker College. Read more about the partnership here: https://www.masslive.com/worcester/2021/04/massdigi-announces-new-home-at-worcester-polytechnic-institute-when-becker-college-closes.html

Sam Jacques was raised in the Lower East Side of Manhattan where he attended/volunteers at many grassroots community programs. Sam attended Cardinal Hayes High School in Bronx, New York, where he was a student athlete. Sam went on to Becker College in Worcester, MA where he studied sports management. Prior to working at The Bronx Defenders, Sam worked at The Boys' Club Of New York as a Coordinator for the Saturday Night Lights program. Saturday Night Lights is a partnership program with the Manhattan District Attorney's office to provide youth with productive time management skills and out of the criminal justice system. Sam also worked at Project Renewal Men's Shelter as a RA where he supported the needs of all clients. In Sam's spare time he serves as a community activist and developed a program called I Can Do Better where he shows his passion for helping those in need.​ During this episode, I sit down with Mr. I Can Do Better, Sam Jacques, to discuss his growing up as a youth in Manhattan's Lower East Side. We also discuss the PTSD associated with the death of his long time friend, Charlie Fernandez and the birth of the I can do better movement. Click on this link for access to this podcast on other platformsLinktr.ee/just.hek Thank you for tuning in and and watching. Stay tuned for the next episode of #jhjustanotherpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justhek/message

During our #WorcesterWednesday conversation this week we talked extensively with Mayor Joe Petty about Polar Park and the Worcester Red Sox, Becker College, Teacher Vaccinations, Police Officers in Schools, Structural Racism, and more (March 3rd, 2021). Don't miss our weekly sit-down with the Mayor every Wednesday morning at 7:05am OR catch it on demand any time after it airs over at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talk-of-the-commonwealth/id1266232191.

Dr. Gillian Fraser is Assistant Professor and Chair of the Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program at Becker College. She joins me to discuss the components of the veterinary school application, how to be a standout applicant, choosing the right school for you, and using the AAVMC's Veterinary Medical College Application Service (VMCAS) to submit your vet school application.   Topics discussed in this episode 1:15- Vet School admissions by the numbers 7:10- Qualifying and standing out as a veterinary school applicant 10:40- Components of the VMCAS application 11:22- What courses should I take: vet school pre-requisites 13:17- What's a competitive G.P.A.? 14:48 – GRE requirements and preparation 17:48- Keeping track of required animal-related experiences 21:35- Show them the real you: writing your personal essay 23:13- The VMCAS application cycle 25:50- Letters of recommendation (Tip: ask early!) 30:14- Supplemental application materials 32:00- Tips on choosing the right school for you 34:00- The vet school interview   Resources mentioned in this episode VIN Foundation Vet School Bound: Main site- https://vetschoolbound.org/applysmarter/ Vet School by the numbers: https://vetschoolbound.org/what-are-my-chances-of-getting-into-veterinary-school/ Choosing a vet school: https://vetschoolbound.org/vet-school-information-maps-videos/ AAVMC (Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges): Main site - https://www.aavmc.org/ Admissions requirements What to Know before you apply Letters of Recommendation AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association): Veterinary specialties: https://www.avma.org/education/veterinary-specialties Subscribe to The Academic Veterinarian by visiting our website here or wherever you get your podcasts (Apple, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Podbean and others) Contact The Academic Veterinarian with your comments, questions, and suggestions by emailing theacademicvet@gmail.com

Dr. Gillian Fraser is Assistant Professor and Chair of the pre-veterinary medicine program at Becker College. She joins me to discuss her path to becoming a veterinarian, the various opportunities offered by the profession, and how to best prepare for a career in the field.   Topics Discussed in this Episode 2:15- Dr. Fraser shares her path to becoming a veterinarian 4:50- What undergraduate majors to consider before attending veterinary school 6:20- Should I take a “gap year” before applying to veterinary school? 10:50- Not just private practice, career opportunities for veterinarians 18:38- Educational requirements 21:30- The cost of a veterinary education 23:54 – “Show me the money”, salary expectations for an early career veterinarian 25:33- Personal qualities for a successful career as a veterinarian 31:16- Challenges of the veterinary profession 34:50- The rewards of being a veterinarian 39:00- Final tips and advice to prepare for a career as a veterinarian   Resources mentioned in this episode VIN Foundation Vet School Bound: Main site: https://vetschoolbound.org/applysmarter/ Pre-requisites: https://vetschoolbound.org/what-prerequisites-do-i-need-for-veterinary-school/ Vet School Cost: https://vetschoolbound.org/how-much-will-my-veterinary-education-cost/ AAVMC (Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges): Main site: https://www.aavmc.org/ AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) Economic Reports and Statistics: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/reports-statistics

Dr. Allen Schoen was raised in the New York City area. He received his D.V.M. from Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine, in 1978. Prior to his veterinary education he earned a Master's Degree in Animal Behavior and Neurophysiology from the University of Illinois. Dr. Schoen also received an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Becker College in 1998 for his contributions to Integrative Veterinary Medicine. He was certified in acupuncture by IVAS in 1982. He also has advanced training in botanical medicine, chiropractic, mind/body medicine, and homeopathy.  In 1982, Dr. Schoen established the first Department of Acupuncture outside of China at the Animal Medical Center in New York City. He has been a faculty member at Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Tufts University of College of Veterinary Medicine, and Chi University.  He has also lectured extensively both nationally and internationally and has served as an expert involved in policy formation for the American Veterinary Medical Association.  Dr. Schoen is the co-editor of Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine, Principles and Practice, the editor of both Veterinary Acupuncture: Ancient Art to Modern Medicine, and Problems in Veterinary Medicine: Veterinary Acupuncture. Dr. Schoen's most recent effort is the Compassionate Animal Lover's Movement (CALM). The mission of CALM is for all animal lovers to help co-create a more harmonious world based on the love of our animal family.  Please enjoy this conversation with Dr. Allen Schoen. 

Coach Michael Vassil joins the show for this week’s episode. Coach Vassil began his coaching career after his time as a member of the football program at North Carolina State University. He his currently the Offensive Line Coach at Becker College, in Leicester, MA. You can connect with Coach Vassil on Twitter @CoachVassil.

John Lento played both golf and hockey at Becker College and is now an Assistant Golf Professional and on the South Florida PGA Tour. He talks about growing up in Paramus, New Jersey, his first love of hockey, playing on a club team where he traveled a lot, and getting into golf a bit later. John describes his two years at Paramus High School where he had a great hockey and golf career, his decision to transfer to the prep school Cushing Academy in Massachusetts, what it was like going to boarding school, the competitive hockey, and working to make the Varsity A Team. John discusses his parents' move to a house in Florida on a golf course and his summers spent on the course. He then details the recruiting process, why he chose Becker College, balancing both hockey and golf, and his decision to leave college early to focus on becoming a professional golfer. John details his job as Assistant Golf Professional at The Club at The Renaissance, the hard work he puts in to help his golf career, and playing on the South Florida PGA tour.

This is straight uncut footage of the show. This is raw material. Special Guest is K.Credle Who is K.Credle ____________________________________________________________________ K. Credle is an music artist, screenwriter, music consultant and CEO of the music record label “Credle Entertainment”. Born in Queens, NY born on January 17, 1995. Credle earned his business degree when he graduated from Becker College in May 2017. MUSIC https://soundcloud.com/k_credle

Part 1 in a series featuring women in the cannabis industry. On this episode we get to chat with 3 women that all have made an impact in various areas of not only the cannabis community but in their own communities as well. Special Co-Host Eric Martin Jr. This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.com Jenn Borjeson -- The Harvest Cup Jenn is the Director of Communications and Accounts at The Harvest Cup and resides in western MA. In her free time she works as a Freelance Artist/Writer. Jenn attended Burncoat Sr High school, before moving on to Becker College were she studied bachelor of arts. Summa Cum Laude !! Janet Mcallister--Hippy Chick Natural Solutions Janet is the Owner/Engineer of Hippy Chick Natural Solutions as well as the owner of Hippy Chick Pineapple Boutique both of which reside in Sangerville ME Janet attended Piscataquis Community High School before pursuing a career in the cannabis industry. Kellie Roy -- Kellie's Holistic Healing Kellie is the owner/operator at Kellie's Holistic Healing. As well as A sound exploration expert at Habilitation Assistance Corporation Case Manager for homebound disabled and elderly She also teaches Hatha Yoga and R.Y.T. Kellie classifies herself as an Electromagnetic Energy Healer/Aromatherapist. Kellie attended Bourne HS before moving on to Becker College where she received a· BA in Human Services with a concentration in Psychology · Master of Shamballic Reiki · and her Associates in Science · THIS IS PART 1 IN A SERIES -- If you would like to be a guest on an upcoming episode featuring women in cannabis LET US KNOW! - we are currently compiling guest lists for future segments. https://www.facebook.com/darren.s.miller.9 To join us live links below The Toking DEAD The Dorkening Podcast Network http://www.youtube.com/c/THETOKINGDEAD http://www.youtube.com/c/TheDorkening Follow The Toking Dead / Still Toking https://www.facebook.com/THETOKINGDEAD/ https://twitter.com/thetoking https://www.instagram.com/thetokingdead1/ The Dorkening Podcast Network https://TheDorkening.com Facebook.com/TheDorkening Youtube.com/TheDorkening Twitter.com/TheDorkening Instagram.com/TheDorkening Find out more at https://still-toking-with.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This week's episode features a program in their second season, that has laid a solid foundation for years to come. Team Maryland turned heads instantly at the start of the season, and now as we head towards the EHL Playoffs, they are a definite sleeper to keep an eye on in the Mid-Atlantic Conference.Josh Fusco is in his 3rd season in the EHL, and his 1st with Team Maryland. Coming over from the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights, Fusco has helped Team Maryland make tremendous strides in just their second season in the league.Evan Green has been with Fusco the past few years, and came over with his coach to serve as the team captain this season. Green and Tristan Mock are the first two commits for Maryland, as the '99 leaders of their team will be joining Becker College together this fall.Green and Mock are each helping to echo the message that Fusco is delivering to his team, with their sights set on Providence, RI, and the 2020 EHL Frozen Finals.

Heather McGowan is an international thought leader, author, speaker, educator, LinkedIn Top Influencer and expert on #TheFutureOfWork

For episode 7, I'm joined by Leader and Mentor, Terrance Favors. Terrance is currently the Men's Basketball Assistant Coach at Becker College but has his hand in many other things when it comes to serving the community of Boston, MA with the game of basketball. He has been able to create opportunities for himself after his basketball career in college and professionally in Mexico. He is now involved with ATF Athletix which is not only a basketball training organization but a mindset. ATF stands for Attack. Train. Focus. where they help players get to that next level. Listen in on our conversation and hear how Terrance has helped create a platform for his city. - Enjoy his story! - Subscribe, Like, & Follow! - Anchor: https://anchor.fm/changingpaths - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/changing-paths/id1479222785 - Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9kZGE2MWQ0L3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Wdbi5vr57BlCs4Ef85Blu - Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/Q76tKC - Breaker: https://www.breaker.audio/changing-paths - Instagram: @PlaistowShockers | @Dhayes_10 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plaistowshockers/ Website: https://www.plaistowshockers.com/podcast/ - Reach out to Terrance Favors if you have questions for him! - Follow Terrance: Instagram: @tfav22 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tfavors --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/changingpaths/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/changingpaths/support

The Becker College story, as well as many others, can be found at trippinglegends.wordpress.comIntro music: Wanderlust by Josh AyolaOutro music: Shut Out the Lights by Michael Kane and the Morning Afters

One of my favorite things about doing this podcast is the way it has helped me reconnect with people.  Today’s episode is an excellent example of that.  I recently invited my old principal, Gerry. Goyette, to come on the show to talk ADHD from the administrative side of school, and he was nice enough to agree.  It was an absolute pleasure to talk ADHD and education with him. He’s just as smart as I remembered.   In today’s episode, we get an inside look at a principal’s approach to leading a school through the lens of ADHD.  We discuss the Intersection of Anxiety and Standardized Testing, the ebb and flow of stress in the school year for ADHD kids, the importance of consistency,  and the value of trust.   SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT (part 1):Calmer Con, a sensory friendly comics & pop culture event, is taking place on Saturday, April 27that Becker College in Leicester, MA.  Get tickets here.  Listen to our episode about it here. Shameless Plugs:   ADHD Essentials Homepage Learn about The ADHD Essentials Online Parent Coaching Groups! Join Our Facebook Community Go to https://www.adhdrewired.com/events/ for details about the monthly Q&A with Eric Tivers.   SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT (part 2):My "Wall of Awful" model was recently featured on Jessica McCabe's How to ADHDchannel on YouTube.  I'd love it if you'd go check out other her channel, and my episode.  She does great work!Here's the link.

508 is a show about Worcester. This week, we talk with Megan Myers, professional hockey player, captain of the Worcester Blades, and assistant coach of the Becker College women’s hockey team, about hockey, the Worcester Ice Center, newly-opened weed stores, Doctor Who, Marvel + Netflix shows, and Liam Neeson. Audio: Download the mp3 or see … Continue reading "Megan Myers of the Worcester Blades (508 #319)"

In this episode, I caught up with Tom Natoli. Tom was a standout goaltender for the Suffern Mounties and went on to play at Becker College. He was recently hired by the Monroe Woodbury Central School District as a physical education teacher and also serves as an emergency back-up goalie at Madison Square Garden. Enjoy!

herell Lucia is a fitness expert, educator and the owner of redesignyourbodynow. She has her AS in Health and Fitness, BS in Kinesiology and an MBA. She’s a Certified Personal Trainer who is certified in Metafit, TRX, Pilates and Spin. She also teaches in the exercise science department at Becker College.By now, most of us has seen the “Biggest Losers” TV show where everyday people make incredible physical transformations. If you’ve ever wanted to know what it really takes to transform your body and live a healthier life, this show is for you. Cherell not only transformed her body and her life 20+ years ago, she’s helps others achieve similar results.During the interview Cherell explains: - How she transformed herself from an overweight and out of shape woman into a fitness expert and who competes in Bikini Contest at the age of 54.- Why her transformation and personal experience help her connect with and motivate her clients.- How she helps her clients overcome their biggest obstacles and achieve their fitness goals.- The types of exercise programs she uses to get results and how she adapts them to each client.- How she approaches diet and nutrition without having her clients go on a “diet”.- Why she uses a nutritional product line to kick start her clients’ fitness program.If you want to contact Cherell or learn more about her health and fitness coaching, go to: redesignyourbodynow.comNever Too Late for Fitness Radio with Phil Farishttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/never-too-late-for-fitness-radio-with-phil-faris/

Sarah Como is the Chief Operating Officer of Zephyr Workshop, developer of tabletop game A.E.G.I.S. and computer game Flora Fiora. Zephyr was born amidst Sarah’s recent education in the game design program at Becker College, which landed her on the PAX East panel "Full-Time Student, Part-Time Indie", in which she discussed juggling these dual roles. […] The post Polygamer #20: Sarah Como of Zephyr Workshop first appeared on Polygamer - A Podcast of Equality & Diversity in Gaming & Video Games.

Sarah Como is the Chief Operating Officer of Zephyr Workshop, developer of tabletop game A.E.G.I.S. and computer game Flora Fiora. Zephyr was born amidst Sarah’s recent education in the game design program at Becker College, which landed her on the PAX East panel "Full-Time Student, Part-Time Indie", in which she discussed juggling these dual roles. […]

In this episode of ABTS, Doug interviews one of his past game design professors, Curvin Huber, who has now moved on to work for one of the top gaming schools in the country: Becker College.

THE DIGITAL LEARNING ALLIANCE K-20: LITERACY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY  Quinn Kendall, DLA's Government Relations Director and his guest, Kevin Mayne, VP of Enrollment Management & Global Strategies at Becker College , Worcester, MA  (Worcester is pronounced 'Wustah', not 'War-Chester" for you non New England outlanders)   www.digitallearningalliance.org   www.becker.edu @quinnkendall  @BeckerVPEnrol

508 is a show about Worcester. This week’s panel is David Druin, Melissa Smith, Kyle Moda, Bill Sontag, Tim Lowe, Paul Cotnoir, and Brendan Melican. [display_podcast] Audio: mp3 link, other formats, feed Video: Downloads and other formats Contact info. [0:00] Worcester’s Becker College has the #4 undergrad video game design program in the country, according … Continue reading "508 #125: Video games at Becker"