Podcasts about Cabrini University

This episode features Kate Corcoran, Athletic Director at Cabrini University. In June of 2023, Cabrini announced that they would be closing as a university at the conclusion of the coming academic year. Corcoran shares how she dealt with the immediate aftermath of shocked coaches and students and how she managed the challenges of the final months, weeks, and days of the department. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jim-abbott/support

This interview is with Steve Colfer, the long time head coach of Cabrini University who now serves as the Assistant AD and Head Boys Coach at Episcopal Academy. We talk about his time at Cabrini leading up to their 2019 National Championship run and his transition to high school. Enjoy!

Joanie Milhous will be spending her 30th season as the head coach of Villanova University field hockey in 2024. The Wynnewood, Pennsylvania native has won more than 250 games at the helm of the program and in 2023 her Wildcats advanced to the semifinals of the Big East Tournament. Prior to coming at Villanova, she served as the head coach at Cabrini University. In Episode #198 of “1-on-1 with Matt Leon,” Matt welcomes Milhous in studio to discuss her career.  They talk about her success at Villanova, discuss how she has changed as a coach over the years, look back at her playing days in college at William & Mary and much more. “1-on-1 with Matt Leon” is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on X @1on1pod and you can follow Matt @Mattleon1060.

Helen Drinan, former president of Simmons University in Boston and current president of Cabrini University in Pennsylvania, and Harleen Singh, Director of the Women's Studies Research Center and Senior Associate Provost for Faculty and Global Affairs at Brandeis University, join the show to talk about the present and future of higher learning.

In this episode, we delve into the inspiring and transformative journey of Christopher Dickerson, a remarkable individual who seamlessly integrates the worlds of education, music, and videography. From his early days as an educator to his current role as a principal and multifaceted artist, Dickerson's story exemplifies the power of pursuing one's passions and embracing diverse creative pursuits.Hailing from Upper Merion, Pennsylvania, Dickerson embarked on an educational path that led him to obtain a Bachelor of Arts in Music from West Chester University, a Masters in Education from Cabrini University, and a Masters in Educational Leadership from Holy Family University. With over 12 years of teaching experience across various grade levels and school districts, including Philadelphia, Norristown, and Upper Merion, he left a lasting impact on students from diverse backgrounds.However, Dickerson's artistic inclinations extended beyond the classroom. For 15 years, he dedicated himself to teaching private piano lessons, nurturing young musicians and sharing his profound love for music. Last year, he launched chrisdickersonfilms.com, a platform showcasing his videography talent, capturing the essence of weddings, small business promotions, and events.During the interview, Dickerson reflected on the influential teachers who shaped his dedication to education and inspired him to ignite a passion for learning in his students. He also shared how his diverse teaching experience in various communities broadened his understanding of the educational landscape and the unique needs of students.As the Principal of Gulph Elementary School, Dickerson implemented innovative initiatives to foster an inclusive and positive learning environment. His dual roles as an educator and videographer allowed him to explore synergies between the two realms, leveraging technology and digital media to enhance student engagement and development.Our conversation also delved into Dickerson's personal connection to the worlds of Star Wars, Marvel, fantasy, and science fiction, which have profoundly influenced his approach as an educator and filmmaker. He shared cherished memories, favorite films, and inspiring musical compositions that fuel his creative endeavors.Wrapping up the interview, Dickerson shared his aspirations and goals for the future, both as an educator and a videographer. His unwavering dedication to education, passion for music, and commitment to artistic pursuits promise to shape and inspire the lives of those he encounters along the way.Christopher Dickerson's transformative journey exemplifies the power of pursuing one's passions and finding harmony between different aspects of life. Join us in this captivating conversation that celebrates the artistry of education and the magic of filmmaking with Christopher Dickerson, an extraordinary individual making a profound impact in the world.CHRISTOPHER DICKERSON'S SOCIALS:Twitter: @gulphedugatorWebsite: https://www.chrisdickersonfilms.com/OUR SOCIALS:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FatherSonGalaxyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fathersongalaxyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FatherSonGalaxyWebsite: https://fathersongalaxy.com/Media Kit: https://fathersongalaxy.com/media-kit-2/Spreadshop (Merchandise) https://fathersongalaxy.myspreadshop.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/fathersongalaxy

By: Gabriella Raful Radnor Township is seeking to fill a vacancy for a commissioner in the 4th Ward, following the recent resignation of Commissioner Lisa Borowski. Borowski was elected in November to serve as a state representative of District 168, which consists of Radnor, Newtown, Edgmont and Middletown townships. However, she resigned her position as commissioner of the 4th ward on Nov. 28. Interested individuals should submit a letter of interest or resume to the Office of the Township Secretary at 301 Iven Ave., Wayne , PA 19087 by Friday Dec. 9. Candidates must be a resident and registered elector in the 4th Ward for a period of one year immediately prior to the appointment. All interested individuals will be asked to present their candidacy to the board of commissioners at the Dec. 12 public meeting. In other news, Cabrini University is hosting a send-off party for graduate student Alysa Bainbridge, who will compete in the Miss America contest on Dec. 15 representing Pennsylvania. Bainbridge, a native of Leesport, Berks County, has been competing and winning pageants for years. She is the first Miss America candidate to attend Cabrini.

On this show, our special guest John Bodnar joins us to talk and learn more about the faceoff position.John is a teacher, coach, and the founder of the Philly Faceoff League. Here are some notes to help you enjoy this episode!   Youth Sports Hot Topic: Managing Commitments, High School vs. Club    Getting to Know You: -From Madison, NJ to Cabrini University, with a special thanks to Coach Steve Colfer -A dedicated educator with more than a decade of special ed teaching experience -Coaching under Andy Hayes at Episcopal Academy -The story and start of the Philly Face-off League, 11:00 -PFL Alums who are currently dominating the NCAAs, 15:00 -Partnering with friend Mike Dolente to gather and train the Philly area, and now training youth, middle school and high school athletes -The mindset of a face-off midfielder, 19:00 -Talking more about the high school programs like Haverford School, Malvern Prep, Springfield, La Salle and more, 23:00 -Love for the unique and personal role as a face-off coach and mentor for many, 26:00 -Top traits of face-off guys, 32:30 -Reviewing the face-off rule changes 35:20   Homework, 37:00 For Coaches:  Do more to incorporate face-offs into your practice  For Players:  Go be the most well-rounded lacrosse player you can For Parents:  Find somebody to help you plan ahead and don't burn your kids out   More on PFL: www.phillyfaceoff.com/ ***** Thanks to all of our listeners out there! If you'd like to connect, please email info@nxtlacrosse.com.   Please help us grow by leaving a positive review and sharing your favorite episode on your social channels!  

Crystal Catalan serves as the Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Presentation High School in San Jose, CA. She has degrees from University of San Diego and Eastern University, and served as a missioner with Cabrini Mission Corps in New York, the Philippines, Swaziland, and Radnor, PA at Cabrini University. Crystal has served as a jail minister for over 10 years and is pursuing her MA in Pastoral Ministry with an emphasis in Restorative Justice and Chaplaincy at Santa Clara University.https://crystalcatalan.com/Check out our LIVE EventsSend us feedback at media@amplifyrj.comJoin our Mighty Networks platform to connect with other people doing this work!Rep Amplify RJ Merch You can connect with Amplify RJ:Email list, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Website, Reading list, YouTube, and TikTok!SUPPORT by sharing this podcast, leaving a rating or review, or make a tax-deductible DONATION to help us sustain and grow this movementSupport the showSupport the show

This week's special guest is Paul Wright, a professor at Cabrini University who is deeply involved with Reacting to the Past and who looks for novel ways to incorporate board games into his classes.Beyond Solitaire is proudly sponsored by Central Michigan University's Center for Learning Through Games and Simulations, where learning can be both playful and compelling. Check them out here: https://www.cmich.edu/colleges/class/Centers/CLGS/Pages/default.aspxBIG NEWS: CLGS is now doing online game design classes that you can take from home, and they will have several new offerings this year. Keep an eye on this page:  https://www.cmich.edu/academics/colleges/liberal-arts-social-sciences/centers-institutes/center-for-learning-through-games-and-simulations/certificate-in-applied-game-designAll episodes of my podcast are available here: https://beyondsolitaire.buzzsprout.com/Enjoy my work? Consider supporting me on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/beyondsolitaire or getting me a "coffee" on Ko-fi! https://ko-fi.com/beyondsolitaireContact Me: Email: beyondsolitaire at gmail.comTwitter: @beyondsolitaireInstagram: @beyondsolitaireFacebook: www.facebook.com/beyondsolitaireWebsite: www.beyondsolitaire.net

In this episode Dr. Ilan Green sits down with coach Rob Rabena to discuss his experience working with baseball players in the realm of sports performance training.Rob shares a wealth of information on various topics including how he approaches evaluations/assessments for the athletes he works with, the biggest red flags to look for in physical assessment of the shoulder complex, and how to understand shoulder mechanics and function in context of the sport of baseball.Rob also shares some helpful insights with regards to the commitments and sacrifices that need to be made by players looking to pursue a future playing at higher levels of competition including navigating the challenge of being a multi-sport athlete.Additionally, Rob helps paint a clear picture of why exercise selection is so crucial when working with baseball players. He provides context for the types of exercises that help to contribute to helpful movement patterns and exercises that may deliver diminishing or even harmful returns for a baseball player.We also dive into ribcage mechanics, weighted ball throwing programs, and seasonal focuses for athletes to get the most out of their training.This episode is packed with really helpful info, so we hope you enjoy it as much as we did!Guest Bio:Rob Rabena is a Certified Strength and Conditioning coach and currently serves as the Director of Sports Performance at Ascent Athlete in Garnet Valley, PA. At Ascent, Rob and his team work with all levels of athletes from middle school, high school, college to the pros including up to 50 professional baseball players. Rob also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Widener University in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program and Cabrini University for undergraduate students in Exercise Science. In addition, Rob serves as a Fitness consultant for Altis Movement Technologies and in 2019 he published research on baseball conditioning.Where to find Rob Rabena:Instagram: @robrabena3Twitter: @RobRabenaAscent Athlete: www.ascentathlete.comResources noted in today's episode:Diagnosis & Treatment of Movement Impairment Syndromes - Shirley Sahrmaan PT, PhD, FAPTA

19 children and 2 adults were shot and killed in a horrendous school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. It is horrific. It is senseless. It is the most recent in a long list of school shootings in America. This country continues to accept that this just happens here. And as a result, we have young children trying to process fears and problems that adults can't or won't address. How can we help our children and young people we love deal with what happened in Texas? How do kids process this kind of trauma? And how do we fight the hopelessness that comes after decades of hundreds and hundreds of murders in schools? Today's episode is a conversation with Dr. Colleen Lelli, Director of the Barbara and John Jordan Center for Children of Trauma and Domestic Violence Education and an education professor at Cabrini University.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dear Life Warriors,Patience serves as the Executive Director for Diversity and Inclusive Culture at Drexel University, where she co-leads the development and operationalization of Drexel's diversity, equity and inclusion plan in alignment with efforts at the school, college, and administrative unit level. She recently served as co-chair of the Faculty Recruitment and Retention Committee of the Anti-Racism Task Force, and was instrumental in synthesizing the 200+ recommendations of the 11 subcommittees of the Task Force for implementation and success monitoring. Patience is a long-time Dragon who joined OED from the Office of Faculty Affairs, where she served as the director of faculty development and diversity. A certified diversity professional, Patience is fluent in five languages and has extensive professional experience working with diverse groups across three continents, including the creation and facilitation of several learning and development programs on a variety of topics. She earned her master of science in Nonprofit/NGO Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania, bachelor of science in Social and Behavioral Science from Knoxville College, graduate certificate in Student Development and Affairs from Drexel University, and holds a PhD in Organizational Development from Cabrini University. Patience enjoys laughter, traveling, and experiencing an abundance of JOY with family and loved ones. Purchase Char's Journal: https://www.amazon.com/30-DAYS-NEW-YOU-JOURNAL/dp/0578726572Subscribe to the show on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DearLifeWarriorsABOUT DEAR LIFE WARRIORS (DLW): Dear Life Warrior's mission is to empower people of color with unyielding tenacity to hang on until destiny is fulfilled. Our vision is that everyone that watches Dear Life Warriors will have a great understanding that the Journey of Life is a process, and if a process is to be fruitful it will take determination to reach completion.#dearlifewarriors #lifecoachingtips #blackentrepreneurs #womenentrepreneurs

Cindy Ikeler has been the head men's and women's swimming coach at Division III Cabrini University in Radnor for a decade. On her watch, the Cavaliers have emerged as premier programs in the Atlantic East Conference. In Episode #125 of “1-on-1 with Matt Leon,” Matt speaks with Ikeler about her life in swimming. They talk about her days as an elite competitive swimmer in college, how she got into coaching, how she built the programs at Cabrini and much more. "1-on-1 with Matt Leon" is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on Twitter @1on1pod and you can follow Matt @Mattleon1060.

About Dr. Nikole Hollins-SimsDr. Hollins-Sims is an educational equity expert. She currently serves as the Special Assistant to the Secretary of Education at the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE). Dr. Hollins-Sims previously served as an educational consultant for the Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN)-Harrisburg Office, where she was the co-statewide lead for the Learning Environment & Engagement initiative. Dr. Hollins-Sims is a Pennsylvania certified school psychologist with a specific interest in social justice. She has also conducted research around caregivers of children of incarcerated parents and their motivation to engage in family-school partnerships. Dr. Hollins-Sims has been awarded as a Moral and Courageous Leader for Education by Cabrini University in 2021, the recipient of the 2021 American Psychology Association (APA) Anti-Racism School Psychology Emerging Professional Award & was recently named the 2021 Pennsylvania School Psychologist of the Year.You can follow Dr. Hollins-Sims on Twitter: @DrNikoleHSimsConnect with ByronEmailTwitterInstagramFacebookTikTokAdditional ResourcesLearn more about the Healing Centered Conversations PodcastHealing Centered Conversations BlogHealing Centered MerchandiseJoin our email list 

President Joe Biden will deliver his State of the Union address on Tuesday night. What should we expect to hear? How much has the message changed given the Russian invasion of Ukraine? How much impact does the State of the Union have? And when did the address first become a speech? Dr. Courtney Michelle Smith, Professor and Chair of History and Political Science at Cabrini University is on the podcast to talk about the history of the State of the Union and the biggest challenges President Biden must address on Tuesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to Episode 79 of the Think UDL podcast: Higher Ed and K-12 Partnerships with Mary Budzilowicz and Lauren Benfield. Mary Budzilowicz is the Director of the Center for Universal Design for Learning Technology and Resources at Cabrini University and Lauren Benfield is a Project Consultant in the Office of Professional Learning of the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit in Pennsylvania. I usually interview just one person each episode, but today I am very glad to have representatives of both sides of this UDL partnership. My guests and I are specifically going to talk about the incredible work that Cabrini University and Montgomery County schools have forged in recent years to link UDL in their Higher Ed and teacher education programs with K-12 implementation by creating professional learning communities and operationalizing UDL in their local schools. This episode is chock full of resources that Mary and Lauren and their team have meticulously created and gathered over the past several years, so please be sure to check those out on the episode 79 webpage where you'll see padlets, wakelets, curated resources, and original videos, infographics, and webpages to jump start your partnerships or perhaps start your own thinking about a UDL center on your campus! During our conversation, at one point Lauren mentions the 2018-2019 school year when the membership exploded with more and more attendees but was then interrupted by the pandemic. After our taping she corrected that to the 2019-2020 school year, and you'll just have to stay tuned to hear how they handled, and even expanded, after that interruption! They are so creative and have so much to share! Thank you for listening and a special thank you to the folks at the UDLHE Network for their financial support of the Think UDL podcast!

The United States Constitution is the cornerstone of American government and society. It was also written a long time ago, and society has changed greatly since then. How does the document hold up? Why do conservatives and progressives read the same words and interpret them very differently at times? Why is it so hard to amend the Constitution, and why are both sides unlikely to change it with a constitutional convention? We asked John Lindros, a lecturer in Business and Constitutional Law at Cabrini University to come on the podcast to talk about why the Constitution hasn't been changed in decades and how well it reflects the reality of life in 21st century America.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Christopher Swartz is one of the Managing Partners with First Choice Mortgage Advisors, LLC. He has spent 15 years in the mortgage industry, serving a wide range of clientele providing them with various residential mortgage loan products. Christopher specializes in Conventional, Jumbo, FHA, VA, and renovation mortgage loans. Christopher has completed specialized training in renovation mortgage lending. He graduated from Cabrini University with a B.A. in organization, business management. Christopher was nominated by Mortgage Professional Magazine for their Young Guns Award for mortgage professionals under 40 who are making big waves in the mortgage industry. He was a back-to-back Five Star Mortgage Professional Award winner in 2018 and 2019. He was recently featured in the March 2019 edition of Forbes Magazine as Market Leader. He was 1 of 8 mortgage professionals out of 4,996 in the Philadelphia area to receive this award. He is the host of Fuel Podcast and Financing The Dream on CNBC. Christopher lives in Media, Pennsylvania with his wife Lori and, their two daughters. When not working, Christopher likes to travel, fish, and just relax with family and friends. This episode talks about: The true definition of sales. What is a “silent partner” in business? How to become a silent partner in business? Who is First Choice Mortgage Advisors LLC and what services do they provide? What is an independent mortgage broker and the advantages of working with them rather than one lender? What are some of the mortgage underwriting guidelines? Different types of loans that First Choice Mortgage Advisors LLC offers. Good Debt versus Bad Debt and why having a mortgage can benefit you. Potential tax advantages when paying interest on your mortgage. To connect with Christopher Swartz, please visit: Company Website:https://firstchoicemortgageadvisors.com Podcast: https://fuelthepodcast.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisswartz1/ Email: cswartz@firstchoicema.com To learn more about Infinite Banking, please reach out to us at https://finassetprotection.com/ You can also schedule a free call with us here: https://calendly.com/financialservicesins

Child care is in crisis in the US. There's not enough of it, it's incredibly expensive, and the ripple effects of this crisis are significant, even extending to keeping parents out of the labor pool. So how bad is the problem really? How much of a factor has the pandemic been in this crisis? And most importantly, how do we start to address and fix the situation? Dr. Tom Conway, Chairperson of the Teacher Education Department and Associate Professor at Cabrini University breaks down the root causes of the problem, why it's so bad in the US, and what can be done to fix it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Math Renaissance: Growing Math Circles, Changing Classrooms, and Creating Sustainable Math Education (Natural Math, 2018) couples two educational memoirs: Student Rachel Steinig brings her experience from diverse schooling models, surveys of teachers and fellow students, and selections of peer-reviewed scholarship to an examination of math instruction in the United States. Her chapters seek to locate root causes, transcend conventional advice, and inspire readers to imagine radical alternatives. Teacher Rodi Steinig invites readers into the role of leading math circles with detailed play-by-plays from her own experience. These chapters evince the importance (and interplay) in this role of background knowledge, preparation, compassion, and improvisation—and, perhaps most saliently for beginning teachers, of resisting the urge to rescue. Taken together, the book critiques the existing systems that provide children's math education and drills down on an alternative model whose popularity continues to grow. Among my favorite parts of the book were Rodi's self-reflective thought bubbles on her performance facilitating math circles and Rachel's chapter on math instruction from a human rights perspective. The book is intended for teachers and parents of school-age children, though i think middle and high school students and even casual readers would find value in this forthright, thorough, and readable work. It was an absolute delight to discuss the book with both its authors! Rodi Steinig is an educator, author, and teacher trainer who has educated K-12 students in an inquiry-based approach for over twenty years. She received a B.S.in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and her M.S.Ed. from Cabrini University. While Rodi finds joy in almost everything, she finds exceptional joy in pedagogy, communication about mathematics and pedagogy, and mathematics (current favorite math topic: isomorphic problems). Rodi has a great passion for sitting on the floor with a group of students in a collaborative spirit of inquiry. Rachel Steinig (she/her) is an educator, advocate, author, and future human rights lawyer. She recently graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in Political Science, a concentration in International Relations, and triple minors in Hispanic Studies, Modern Middle Eastern Studies, and Latin American and Latinx Studies. She is passionate about human rights, education access, making math fun, gender equity, and conflict resolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Math Renaissance: Growing Math Circles, Changing Classrooms, and Creating Sustainable Math Education (Natural Math, 2018) couples two educational memoirs: Student Rachel Steinig brings her experience from diverse schooling models, surveys of teachers and fellow students, and selections of peer-reviewed scholarship to an examination of math instruction in the United States. Her chapters seek to locate root causes, transcend conventional advice, and inspire readers to imagine radical alternatives. Teacher Rodi Steinig invites readers into the role of leading math circles with detailed play-by-plays from her own experience. These chapters evince the importance (and interplay) in this role of background knowledge, preparation, compassion, and improvisation—and, perhaps most saliently for beginning teachers, of resisting the urge to rescue. Taken together, the book critiques the existing systems that provide children's math education and drills down on an alternative model whose popularity continues to grow. Among my favorite parts of the book were Rodi's self-reflective thought bubbles on her performance facilitating math circles and Rachel's chapter on math instruction from a human rights perspective. The book is intended for teachers and parents of school-age children, though i think middle and high school students and even casual readers would find value in this forthright, thorough, and readable work. It was an absolute delight to discuss the book with both its authors! Rodi Steinig is an educator, author, and teacher trainer who has educated K-12 students in an inquiry-based approach for over twenty years. She received a B.S.in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and her M.S.Ed. from Cabrini University. While Rodi finds joy in almost everything, she finds exceptional joy in pedagogy, communication about mathematics and pedagogy, and mathematics (current favorite math topic: isomorphic problems). Rodi has a great passion for sitting on the floor with a group of students in a collaborative spirit of inquiry. Rachel Steinig (she/her) is an educator, advocate, author, and future human rights lawyer. She recently graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in Political Science, a concentration in International Relations, and triple minors in Hispanic Studies, Modern Middle Eastern Studies, and Latin American and Latinx Studies. She is passionate about human rights, education access, making math fun, gender equity, and conflict resolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/education

We are happy to introduce our almuni guest Gui Lopes, Director of Campus Ministry at Cabrini University, class of 2014. On this episode Gui guides us through his experiences at DeSales that made him grow as an individual and find the good in adversity. He shares stories that impacted his growth and involvement at school, and how he overcame difficulties. Listen to Gui talk about the resources that he used at Desales such as the Wellness Center and Academic Services, and how he landed as a influential leader in campus ministry at Cabrini University.

Chris Swartz is one of those people who you meet and can instantly tell he will give you the shirt off his back if you were in need. Period. Our paths crossed in the Philadelphia real estate industry and he immediately struck me as a kind and soft-spoken entrepreneur that I should NOT underestimate! On this episode we discuss his new TV show, his podcast and how his entire career is built upon his uncanny skill of creating deep human connection. One of my favorite quotes from this episode is also the title: "Connect with awesome people and awesome things will happen!"  Christopher is one of the Managing Partners with First Choice Mortgage Advisors, LLC. He has 15 years experience in the mortgage industry, serving a wide range of clientele providing them with various residential mortgage loan products. Christopher specializes in Conventional, Jumbo, FHA, VA, and renovation mortgage loans. Christopher has completed specialized training in renovation mortgage lending. He graduated from Cabrini University with a B.A. in organization business management. He was nominated by Mortgage Professional Magazine for their Young Guns Award for mortgage professionals under 40 who are making big waves in the mortgage industry. He was a back to back Five Star Mortgage Professional Award winner in 2018 and 2019. He was recently featured in the March 2019 edition of Forbes Magazine as Market Leader. He was 1 of 8 mortgage professionals out of 4,996 in the Philadelphia area to receive this award. He is the host of the FUEL podcast and Financing the American Dream on CNBC. Christopher lives in Media with his wife Lori, their two daughters. When not working, Christopher likes enjoying spending time at the beach with friends and family at their home in Cape May, NJ. Click here to connect with Chris on his podcast: thefuelstory.com Click here to learn more about his mortgage company: firstchoicema.com    Thanks again for being part of the Sell Them With Kindness community! We would really appreciate your honest rating of our podcast. Click here to rate & review: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1556313256 If you'd like to be interviewed on the pod or want your business featured in our "Kind Business" directory, please head over to www.sellthemwithkindness.com today!    

We are honored and happy to be speaking to an incredible businessperson today! Mike Massari is the Chief Sales Officer of Caesars Entertainment and the new Co-chair of Meetings Mean Business. Mike has had a massive impact on the Meetings and Events industry. In today's episode, he talks about his career and discusses how he operates his business. He also explains the value of Meetings Mean Business and shares some points for business owners to focus on to build and grow their businesses and keep in touch with people. We hope you enjoy listening to our conversation with Mike Massari today! Michael (Mike) Massari's bio: Chief Sales Officer Michael Massari is a leader and innovator in the travel and tourism industry as the leader for the meetings, conventions, and events business for Caesars Entertainment's portfolio with more than 50 U.S. properties.  Michael Massari was recently appointed co-chair for Meetings Means Business and has served on the board for Meeting Professionals International.  Since 2011, he has successfully led a nationwide reorganization of Caesars Entertainment's property meetings businesses into one team including sales, catering, convention services, and banquet operations. This provides unique benefits for customers. The restructured sales force-placed team members in metro areas throughout the country to be closer to customers.  The unique organizational structure gave the company a competitive advantage, changing the paradigm for the company's meetings business and redefining managing multiple properties within a market. The groundbreaking strategies paid significant dividends for Caesars Entertainment, increasing revenue and market share and establishing Caesars Entertainment as a leader in the meetings and events industry under Massari's guidance.  In March 2020, Caesars Entertainment opened CAESARS FORUM, a 550,000 square-foot conference facility that redefined offerings for meetings and events in Las Vegas.  Massari also made a significant impact on Atlantic City. He staked his career on the building and opening of the Waterfront Conference Center, which is an innovative meeting experience and the largest hotel conference center complex from Baltimore to Boston. This ushered in a new era for Atlantic City, resulting in a substantial boost in travel. Massari has spent more than twenty years in various executive roles within Caesars Entertainment. Before he was appointed the head of the meetings and events division, Massari was the Vice President of Las Vegas Meetings.  A Philadelphia native, Massari earned his bachelor's degree from Cabrini University before achieving an MBA from the University of California, Irvine. He currently resides in Las Vegas with his wife and two daughters.  Athletics Mike sees it as no coincidence that so many executives today have had athletic careers. He is happy to have had an athletic background because those experiences have helped him in his business career. Mike's career Mike has had a wonderful career! He worked at a catered event for the first time in Pennsylvania, in 1985, at the age of fifteen, and since then, all his work has involved catered events. He has done every job possible in the meetings and events world and enjoyed every moment! He has been with Caesars Entertainment for the last twenty years.   Keeping in touch LinkedIn has been a savior for Mike to know what others are up to and keeping in touch with them.  Properties Caesars Entertainment has many different properties in their company. Most of their business happens at their properties in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Lake Tahoe, and Reno.  Sales Mike came up through the operations side of the business before transitioning to the sales side, where he spent a good portion of his career. Sell or die  Mike runs a business that has only one channel. It is direct sales because that is the only way that you can purchase a meeting or event. In Mike's business, if they don't sell, they die. So they spend a lot of their time on sales.  Operating a business Mike urges everyone in the Meetings and Events business to keep reminding themselves that they are operating a business. Mike Massari's formula for a successful sales process In a small business, the proprietor is often the primary salesperson. To transition to a larger business, they would have to put an executable, scalable, and repeatable sales process in place. That process should not be based on the charisma or the network of the proprietor, according to Mike. Unfortunately, most small business owners tend to struggle with doing that. Team members Mike has a great team! His team members are treated with dignity and respect. They are happy to have well-paid jobs in a great environment and help execute meetings and events again!  Las Vegas For the last thirty years, Las Vegas has been one of the fastest-growing markets in the country. It is now reaching a point where it is big enough to warrant the extra things that smaller cities generally do not have, like the big NHL games. Mike believes that Las Vegas will continue to grow. Mike Massari and Meetings Mean Business Meetings Mean Business started just after the recession began in 2007-2008. Mike was a founding member and has been a proud partner ever since then. For Mike, Meetings Mean Business is about advocacy for the Meetings and Events industry.  There are two things that people tend not to understand about Meetings Mean Business: The first is that nothing good in this world has ever happened without someone having had a meeting first. The second is that every part of society that the Meetings and Events industry touches benefits from meetings and events happening in their community. Meetings Mean Business exists to articulate that to everyone, but mostly to government officials, to help them understand how they can help their communities.  Get involved Mike urges everyone in the Meetings and Events industry to get involved with Meetings Mean Business. Many people do not understand what the meetings and events business does, so that needs to be articulated to help them understand. The strength of MMB lies in its distribution, so more people advocating both locally and nationally will ultimately be better for everyone involved. Connect with Eric On LinkedIn On Facebook On Instagram On Website Connect with Mike Massari Email Mike: mmassari@caesars.com

In this interview we talk to Joseph R. Fitzgerald, associate professor of history and political science at Cabrini University and author of The Struggle Is Eternal: Gloria Richardson and Black Liberation. Perhaps most known today as the subject of an iconic photo where she pushes away a bayonet and stares down the national guardsman whose wielding it, Gloria Richardson was a dynamic leader of the Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee. We talk to Dr. Fitzgerald about Ms. Richardson’s life, her time at Howard University, and her leadership in the Cambridge Movement. We also talk about her relationship to Malcolm X and other prominent figures in the Black Liberation Movement, and her role in the development of Black Power politics. Fitzgerald also talks about Ms. Richardson’s thoughts on electoralism, cooptation, and her experience at the March on Washington. Ms. Richardson turned 99 years old earlier this month, and along with Dr. Fitzgerald’s biographic commentary we’ve weaved in some brief excerpts from an interview she gave several years ago. A link to that interview is found in the show notes, and we encourage folks to also seek out interviews with her and read The Struggle Is Eternal: Gloria Richardson and Black Liberation, which provides a deep exploration of her life, her organizing and her political thought. As always if you like what we do and have the means, please support us on patreon, you can become a patron of the show for as little as $1 a month.

Kelly Taylor Stoner and I discuss her ongoing journey to becoming an entrepreneur, the purpose of personal branding, and the importance of taking career risks in order to grow.In this episode of When You Grow Up, I learn more about Kelly Taylor Stoner, PMP.  Kelly graduated from Cabrini University with a BS in Marketing, then earned her Project Management Professional (PMP) certification in 2018 from the Project Management Institute (PMI). Kelly is taking on more leadership responsibility at 11outof11, works as a Freelance Project Manager + Marketer, and recently joined the Marketing and Communications Committee at PMI Delaware Valley Chapter as Director of Digital Marketing (Volunteer).I admire Kelly for her drive to create opportunities for herself, willingness to share her marketing expertise, and pragmatic approach to risk taking.A few references you may be interested in reading more about:Leadership Resources (program and resources) https://lrsuccess.com/Brene Brown's podcasts Unlocking Us and Dare to Lead: https://brenebrown.com/podcasts/Mark Brackett's book Permission to Feel: Unlocking the Power of Emotions to Help Our Kids, Ourselves, and Our Society ThriveHubSpot Blog: https://blog.hubspot.com/Follow along:whenyougrowup.orgwww.instagram.com/whenyougrowup_podcast/ #wygupodcast #podcast #projectmanagement #marketing #professionalgrowth #personalgrowth #career #mentor #rolemodel #creativity #brand #personalbrand

Virtually all of the conversation with regards to the future of the Republican party centers around former President Donald Trump. But what about his Vice President, Mike Pence? What should we expect out of him going forward? Dr. Courtney Smith, Professor of History and Political Science at Cabrini University joins KYW Newsradio In Depth to talk about Pence's political future in the GOP and what the ripple effects of the last days of Trump's presidency mean for Pence and the party in the years ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There’s a new Miss Philadelphia in town! Elaine Ficarra is Miss Philadelphia 2021. The Miss Philadelphia and Miss Philadelphia’s Outstanding Teen competition took place on May 1st at the CEG Performing Arts Academy on North Broad Street in Philadelphia. Kristen was one of the judges this year! Each winner receives a cash scholarship, and a full tuition scholarship to attend Cabrini University.  They will also represent Philadelphia at the Miss Pennsylvania state competition in June. Hear as Kristen speaks with Elaine Ficarra, your newly crowned Miss Philadelphia 2021. Elaine is from Glenmoore, PA and attends Drexel University as an Honors Biology Student. She enjoys singing and Taekwondo. She is also passionate about her platform, which she hopes will spread awareness about adolescent depression and suicide prevention. Elaine’s crowning marked the 100th Anniversary of the Miss Philadelphia Competition, and she is ready to hit the ground running. Be sure to say hello to Elaine if you see her out and about in Philly! You’re likely to run into her at one of the over 100 appearances she’ll make during her reign. Find more about Elaine, the Miss Philadelphia Competition, sponsorship information, and how you could participate in the competition next year at https://www.missphiladelphia.org/about-1. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Kaitlin Wolfert is the Coordinator for The Center for Student Achievement at Penn State Abington and Adjunct Instructor at Cabrini University's Master of Science in Leadership. In May, she will be graduating from Eastern University with a Doctorate of Philosophy in Organizational Leadership. Dr. Wolfert's dissertation examined the influence of The Collegiate Leadership Competition and its three programmatic elements of action learning, coaching, and intrapersonal reflection on individual resilience. Dissertation: A Qualitative Study of the Influence of Action Learning, Coaching, and Intrapersonal Reflection as Simulated Leadership Development Activities within a Leadership Development Program on Individual ResilienceConnect with KaitlinInstagram: @krosew742LinkedinWhat is the Collegiate Leadership Competiton?Collegiate Leadership Competition (CLC), a nonprofit founded in 2015, creates a digital practice field where students can actively apply what they learn via CLC’s global virtual competition. Colleges and universities identify a coach and recruit teams of six students. Any student interested in practicing leadership is welcome. Throughout the experience, each team member leads one challenge and receives extensive feedback based on their performance.The competition begins in January. Competition activities occur via Zoom. The top 25 teams with the highest cumulative point total after the first four challenges compete in the global head-to-head in April.CLC’s curriculum explores the attributes of effective leaders, leadership/followership styles, creative problem solving, influencing others, navigating difficult conversations, conflict resolution, delegation, stressors, and effective teaming.Academic Articles About the Collegiate Leadership CompetitionCLC WebsiteRosch, D. M., & Headrick, J. (2020). Competition as leadership pedagogy: An Initial Analysis of the Collegiate Leadership Competition. Journal of Leadership Education, 19(2).Allen, S. J., Jenkins, D. M., & Buller, E. (2018). Reflections on how learning in other domains inform our approach to coaching leadership. Journal of Leadership Studies, 11(4), 58-64.Allen, S. J. (2018). Deliberate practice: A new frontier in leadership education. Journal of Leadership Studies, 11(4), 41-43.Allen, S. J., Jenkins, D. M., Krizanovic, B. (2017). Exploring Deliberate Practice & the Use of Skill Sheets in the Collegiate Leadership Competition. Journal of Leadership Education, 17(1), 28-34.Allen, S. J., Schwartz, A. J., & Jenkins, D. M. (2017). Collegiate leadership competition: An opportunity for deliberate practice on the road to expertise. In S. Kempster, A. F. Turner, & G. Edwards (Eds.) Field guide to leadership development (29-43). Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing.Resource Mentioned In This EpisodePodcasts - Brene Brown - Dare to Lead and Unlocking Us

More and more students and teachers are returning to the classroom for in person learning across the country. Teachers have always had the challenge of dealing with a classroom of students who are all in different places when it comes to emotional and intellectual development -- but now after a year where the country has been rocked by a pandemic that has been felt by everyone, but not equally by everyone, the emotional needs for students will be all over the map. Dr. Colleen Lelli, Professor of Education at Cabrini University and the Director of The Barbara and John Jordan Center for Children of Trauma and Domestic Violence Education at Cabrini joins KYW Newsradio In Depth to talk about the hard road ahead for teachers and students after the mass trauma event that was the last 12 months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Overview On today's podcast Toby Tomlinson Baker (soon to be Dr. Toby Tomlinson Baker) discusses her research into post-secondary education for our students with learning disabilities. Toby shares a sobering fact; that 72% of students with disabilities are dropping out of university. Why is this the case? Spoiler alert: one reason is that many university professors have zero training in working with students with varying needs. Today's conversation is eye-opening and shows us that we have a lot of work to do to ensure our students are getting their needs met in all levels of their education. Connect Website Linkedin Resources Mentioned in Today's Podcast: Best Practices & Mandated Accommodations Definitions of Special Education Terms and Acronyms Bio With more than 12 years of experience as a special education teacher, Ms. Baker currently teaches with Los Angeles Unified School District. Since becoming a doctoral student at Pepperdine, she has become a Research Assistant for IC4, a global media making club. Ms. Baker began investigating the perception and academic success of postsecondary students with disabilities (SWDs) and best teaching practices for higher education faculty, her dissertation topic. She has presented her doctoral work nationally at the White House, to Congress, and the Department of Education. She has presented globally in China on College Advocacy for SWDs and families in Southeast Asia. Ms. Baker has published numerous Opinion Editorials on special education policy. She has had the honor of receiving Learning Disability Association's National Harrison Sylvester Award for her research and CHADD's 2018 Educator of the Year. Ms. Baker holds a Masters of Education from Cabrini University and a Bachelor's degree from Adelphi University. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seniapodcast/message

David is joined by the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Cabrini University, Kate Pearson, to discuss the 2020-2021 season, growing up with her mom as a coach, growing a program, and much more!

Cabrini University and The MCIU Office of Professional Learning have fostered a strong collaborative partnership to support the development of inclusive and intentional learning environments.  Join us as the @UDLPartners share their journey with topics of equity, inclusion, and Universal Design for Learning.

Steve Colfer, current Head Coach at Cabrini University joins the guys for a spirited conversation. Steve shares his lacrosse background, as well as more on his roles working in college admissions, recruiting, and retention. Coach brings us into his practice and shares his favorite ways to teach and practice the clearing game. Topics discussed include being genuine and authentic, building up Cabrini into a National Champion, international lacrosse with Team Bermuda, and more. 

The nation appears to be on the brink of civil war, if not already in it. With polarization as bad as at any time in our nation's history, how can we stop the violence? Discussions about “law and order” ordinarily end up promoting division and triggering historical trauma. Is there a way to stop the cycle of violence and heal victims and perpetrators alike? Can the truth set us free? If so, how do we go about telling the story? And who gets to tell it? As challenging as this time is, with the underbelly of America exposed, there is also an opportunity to see America as it really is. The first step in changing anything is to see it for what it is and then to create a new story that acknowledges the truth and envisions a better future.   One obstacle to change is that systemic racism is not always easy to see, or understand. It is both complicated and deeply enmeshed in the American psyche. It is not a black and white issue (in more ways than one). Structural racism affects everyone, and prevents America from achieving its sacred purpose: unity in diversity. This purpose is enshrined in our Great Seal: E Pluribus Unum, “Out of the many, one”—a beautiful idea, but one that has yet to be realized. There is some good news today. More and more people of all colors are coming together to speak out against racism. The other good news is that white Americans are beginning to change their thinking, and in a compressed time frame. Just months ago, two-thirds of white Americans thought that police mistreatment of people of color was only “a few bad apples.” Now, more than half of white Americans recognize that there is systemic racism in police enforcement. As volatile and ugly as today is, more people see the need for change.  Many unanswered questions remain. Now that white America is beginning to see the extent of systemic racism, how many will act for change and how many will seek to hold onto their  privilege? Who will win the next election and how much effect will that have? In a representational republic, politicians are always a reflection of the people. Is this the time we finally make real progress? Join us as we delve into all of this with our guests Oscar Edwards and David Boje. “When we share all our stories, they are all stories, it's like water, it's one, and it can flow like water. Right now we lack the collective wisdom to do that. Even though (our stories) come from different streams, it is one source.” ~ Oscar Edwards “Why are we doing true storytelling? Because I discovered I grew up in a false history, a false narrative, of what is going on in America, and in the world” ~ David Boje Glenn Aparicio Parry, PhD, of Basque, Aragon Spanish, and Jewish descent, is the author of Original Politics: Making America Sacred Again (SelectBooks, 2020) and the Nautilus award-winning Original Thinking: A Radical Revisioning of Time, Humanity, and Nature (North Atlantic Books, 2015). Parry is an educator, ecopsychologist, and political philosopher whose passion is to reform thinking and society into a coherent, cohesive, whole. The founder and past president of the SEED Institute, Parry is currently the director of a grass-roots think tank, the Circle for Original Thinking. He has lived in northern New Mexico since 1994. www.originalpolitics.us Oscar Edwards is the Managing Member/CEO of Higher Growth Strategies, LLC (HGS) and also an acclaimed speaker, consultant, trainer, advisor, and business coach with the ability to make complex subjects understandable and fun. In other words, he is a good storyteller.  Oscar goes way back with fellow guest David Boje to their days in the early 80s at the UCLA Anderson School of Management (where Oscar received his BA in Economics and an MBA in Finance & Marketing). They worked together first at the Joint Center for Community Studies with Dr. C.Z. Wilson and they also worked with the late Leroy Wells on the development of a university student quality of life index Oscar has hands-on experience in management, business modeling, strategic planning, managerial accounting, and finance for a host of industries, including construction, sports & entertainment, media, telecom, public works, public transportation, public safety, and public health industries. He is on the finance faculty for Los Angeles City College.  He is also a curriculum designer and instructor for a number of other entrepreneurial eco-learning systems focused on women, minorities, and veterans in Southern California. Oscar has been recognized for his work with small businesses and his community volunteerism by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, California State Assembly and Senate, the United States Congress, United Way of Los Angeles, and many other civic and community organizations. He received recognition early, winning the Outstanding Young Man in America award in 1984, and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Black Business and Professional Association in 2000. Oscar is currently working with many community based organizations to enhance their organization capacity, including cultural centers, churches, financial, and educational institutions. He strives to empower communities of color to be self-reliant and yet embrace the intercultural dynamic that is the norm in today's families and households. David Boje is what Michel Foucault calls a ‘specific intellectual', an international scholar confronting and deconstructing the ‘regimes of truth' with his own storytelling paradigm. He has written 16 books as well as a myriad of book chapters and peer-reviewed journal articles and been cited in over 5000 books and articles. His most recent books are: True Storytelling (Routledge, Francis & Taylor) with Jens Larsen and Lena Bruun, Doing Conversational Storytelling Interviewing for Your Dissertation ( Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.) with Grace Ann Rosile. He created the field of “ante-narrative” research, which analyzes all that is antecedent to the creation of western narratives and indigenous living stories.  David Bojeearned his Ph.D. from University of Illinois in 1978, and became assistant professor at Anderson School of Management, UCLA, then became full professor at Loyola Marymount University, earning six teacher of the year awards. He retired in 2018 from New Mexico State University, as Regents Professor and is currently Professor Emeritus. He also teaches qualitative storytelling science methods at Cabrini University in Philadelphia. He helped form the ‘True storytelling' rock band which teaches a loyal fan base of global participants on ‘true storytelling ethics, ensemble leadership and sustainability. Their newest seminar theme (with Oscar Edwards, co-hosting) is “Intercultural Conversations: A Community-Centered Storytelling Experience to Re-story Narratives on Racism.”  Their hope is for a more cooperative, equitable, and just society: find out more on https://true-storytelling.com; https:truestorytelling.org He also convenes the annual “Quantum Storytelling Conference” each December in Las Cruces New Mexico with NMSU Emeritus Professor Grace Ann Rosile.  David is editor-in-chief of the 16 volume Business Storytelling Encyclopedia,  which focuses on topics such as race, gender, ethics, and indigenous studies. He gives invited keynote presentations on storytelling science, water crises, racial capitalism, and the global climate crisis, all around the world. Boje is Winner of the New Mexico State University Distinguished Career Award, and currently holds NMSU's highest rank as Regents Professor. He also was awarded an honorary doctorate from Aalborg University in Denmark, where he is considered the “godfather” of their Material Storytelling Lab. _______________________________________________________________ Traditional native flute music by Orlando Secatero from Pathways CD.Liberty song by Ron Crowder, Jim Casey and Danny Casey Feature image credit: Charmain Hurlbut, CCO Public Domain The post True Storytelling and the Legacy of Law and Order appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Our fear of judgement can often hold us back from reaching our full potential. Listen as I discuss this as well as other topics of Music Service Learning, the importance of listening, and more in this conversation with Marci Major and Hannah Knauss, co-authors of the book Choral Connection. Dr. Marci Major serves as Chair and Associate Professor of Music Education at West Chester University, PA, and directs the Bel Canto ensemble with the Kennett Symphony Children’s Chorus. Additionally she founded and directs Music Service Learning, an organization that strives to support pre- and in-service teachers through collaborative relationships. Beyond teaching, Dr. Major is an active researcher, clinician, adjudicator, and conductor. Dr. Major earned her B.S. in music education from West Chester University, her M.M. in choral conducting from Michigan State University, and her Ph.D. in music education from The Ohio State University. Prior to collegiate teaching, Dr. Major taught middle and high school choir in Michigan. Dr. Major resides in West Chester, Pennsylvania, with her husband, son, and daughter.Hannah Knauss is the choral director at Interboro High School. She received a B.M. in Music Education from West Chester University and a M.Ed in Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment from Cabrini University. At Interboro, she teaches piano, theory, and choral classes. She also directs the theater program. Hannah was selected as the recipient of the 2017 PMEA Outstanding Young Music Educator Award. She currently serves as the PMEA District 12 Treasurer. Outside of teaching, Hannah has conducted and performed with community choirs in the Philadelphia area. She recently co-authored Choral Connections: Enhancing Ensemble Experiences that can be found on fflat-books.com.Purchase your copy of Choral Connections here: https://fflat-books.com/product/choral-connections-enhancing-ensemble-experiences/Find out more about Music Service Learning on their website: https://musicservicelearning.organd by following them on Twitter: @MusSrvcLrningInstagram: @musicservicelearningFacebook: @musicservicelearningYou can follow Hannah Knauss on Instagram: @msknauss and see what her choir is up to on their Twitter: @InterboroChoirChoir Baton Host: Beth Philemon | Choir Baton Podcast Producer: Maggie HemedingerFor more information on Choir Baton please visit choirbaton.com and to follow us on Instagram @choirbaton @bethphilemon Music by: Scott HolmesTo join the Choir Baton Teaching Membership waiting list or for more information, go here.To receive the weekly Choir Baton Weekly Letter, sign-up here.

Danielle M. Jones is the Student Communications & Leadership Development Specialist for the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) at Brookdale Community College. In addition to overseeing the program’s outreach and communications, she serves as Club Advisor to both the EOF Student Alliance (EOFSA) and the Delta Alpha Chapter of Chi Alpha Epsilon National Honor Society at Brookdale. Danielle earned her B.A. in Psychology, with a minor in Sociology, from Cabrini University in 2013. She has also earned her A.A. in Social Sciences from Brookdale Community College in 2009. Her academic accomplishments led her to becoming a life member of four national honor societies. In 2017, Danielle served as graduate intern for Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ), Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of New Jersey (AICUNJ), and Legislative District #11 for General Assembly members Eric Houghtaling and Joann Downey. In Fall 2019, Danielle served as a Graduate Fellow for the Office of the Secretary of Higher Education (OSHE) for the State of New Jersey. Danielle currently attends Seton Hall University, pursuing a Master’s in Public Administration, with a concentration in Non-Profit Management. In addition, she currently serves as a Sector Representative for County Colleges (Central/South Region) for the EOF Professional Association of New Jersey (EOFPANJ). In March 2020, Danielle was named Chair of the Governmental Relations Committee for EOFPANJ. She is actively involved with voter registration and political advocacy initiatives for both Brookdale Community College and EOFPANJ. Danielle enjoys planning outreach and advocacy events to educate students about civic engagement, service, and government. With her diverse work experience and academic training, Danielle strives to utilize the knowledge, skills, and resources gained from her experiences to be successful in both her personal and professional life. She believes in collaboration, cooperation, and creating strategic partnerships in building successful relationships and networks. Her attention to detail, planning and organizational abilities, and interpersonal communication skills have served as valuable assets throughout her career. Danielle currently resides in Eatontown, New Jersey, with her family. Disrupting Balance Statement: I am Disrupting Balance by being an imperfect but powerful advocate, embracing my authenticity & empowering others to do the same. Connect with Danielle: Instagram @eofdjones (https://www.instagram.com/eofdjones) Listen to Disrupting Balance on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast & iHeart Radio. Enjoyed the episode? Please share. And...don't forget to subscribe, rate and review. Interested in telling your story on the podcast? Follow the "Be My Guest" (https://www.disruptingbalance.com/db-be-my-guest) link on the website. Follow me on social media @disruptingbalance on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube & Pinterest. Get the latest updates (https://www.disruptingbalance.com/the-news) in the Balance Disruptor community. Hanifa Barnes, JD MBA is a multicultural mama, wife and leader who has made the switch in work, well-being and winning. Once a former professional actor, the Liberian-Ugandan American navigates the challenges of race, identity and culture as a Chief of Staff with nearly 15 years of experience in education and change management. Her superpower: Give up the sh*t that weighs you down. For booking and press inquiries please follow the website link to "Contact Us" (https://www.disruptingbalance.com/contact-us). Special Guest: Danielle Jones.

Guest Bio: Jennifer R. Wahl has taught at Loyalsock Township High School since 2006 and the Pennsylvania College of Technology since 2015. She holds a bachelor's degree from Cabrini University in history and a master's degree in Educational Leadership from the Pennsylvania State University. At the high school and college level, Jennifer teaches history, psychology and sociology. Jennifer has several professional affiliations, including The Japan Society, the National Consortium for Teaching about Asia, the International School for Jain Studies, College Board, the National and State Teacher of the Year Pennsylvania Chapter, and the Pennsylvania State Education Association. Since 2012, Jennifer has received numerous awards related to her teaching. In 2016, she was chosen as the Lycoming County Chamber of Commerce Education of the Year. In 2018, she was awarded the Pennsylvania State Teacher of the Year, leading to many speaking engagements around Pennsylvania and the East Coast. She was also awarded the Luminary Award by her Alma Mater, Cabrini University, for a graduate in the last 20 years who has inspired others in their careers and communities. Additionally, Jennifer received the National Education Association Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence along with several other educators from around the country. Throughout the last 14 years, Jennifer has engaged in multiple professional development opportunities that have taken her to some far off places. In 2011, she was selected by the National Consortium for Teaching about Asia to participate in a two-week study tour in China. Similarly, she was selected for a three-week study tour in Japan by the Japan Society in 2012. In 2013, Jennifer studied restorative justice and teaching for Peace in Delhi, India at the International School for Jain Studies. She also traveled with the American Institute for Historical Education, and has participated as an AP World History Reader for several years. About This Episode: Walk a mile with a lifelong learner, history teacher, and traveler of 49 nations and 49 states as Pennsylvania's 2018 Teacher of the Year, Jennifer Wahl, shares stories about artifacts, inspiration, and teaching in rural America. For More Information: Visit www.stillstacey.com for questions about this podcast, the host or scheduling inquiries. To learn more about Jennifer, follow her on Twitter (@JenniferWahlEdu), Instagram (@Jbeck1411) and on Facebook (@JenniferWahlEdu). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stacey-mcadoo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stacey-mcadoo/support

Kate Pearson is in her 11th season as the head women's basketball coach at Division III Cabrini University in Radnor. She has won more than 200 games at the helm of the Cavaliers, leading them to the NCAA Tournament five times. In Episode #45 of "1-on-1 with Matt Leon," Matt sits down with Pearson to talk about her career in coaching, how she got started, and they also look back on Pearson's very successful career as a two-sport athlete in college at the University of Scranton. "1-on-1 with Matt Leon" is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on Twitter at https://twitter.com/1on1pod and you can follow Matt at https://twitter.com/MattLeon1060 . See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bernadette Laukaitis is in her first season as the head women's basketball coach at her alma mater Division II Holy Family University in Northeast Philadelphia. In her first season, the Tigers have emerged as a power in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. In Episode #43 of "1-on-1 with Matt Leon," Matt chats with Laukaitis about what it's like to take over your alma mater. They also talk about Laukaitis's decade as an assistant at Penn, her season as a head coach at Cabrini and her playing career at Holy Family. You can follow Bernadette Laukaitis on Twitter at https://twitter.com/bernlaukaitis. "1-on-1 with Matt Leon" is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on Twitter at https://twitter.com/1on1pod and you can follow Matt at https://twitter.com/MattLeon1060. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonights Podcast is a very one where Swoop brings his college and Kobe friend Matt Demaria a freelance photographer and tennis player at Cabrini University. Matt gets into how Kobe Bryant inspires him and his play with tennis and Life. You can follow Matt on Instagram @theofficialmattyd. If Kobe has impacted you in any way feel free to message Swoop So he can tell your story as well! Kobe as a 5 time champion, Oscar winner and a loving father who always wanted the best out of people.  Swoop Radio Posts Podcasts every Thursday at 6 PM EST on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and IHeartRadio.  --- 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/swoop-radio/message

Kristen speaks with an unbelievable Philadelphia LEGEND this week. The Geator with the Heater, the big boss with the hot sauce himself - MY MAN - Mr. Jerry Blavat. This man is PURE ENERGY. He’s lived such a long incredible life, and somehow doesn’t look a day over 40. He dances, he sings, he dresses impeccably and he tells the most incredible stories. Listen to a few of them, and be sure to join him as he hosts his Disco, Rock N’ Roll and Soul concert extravaganza at the Kimmel Center’s Verizon Hall next Saturday, January 25th at 8pm. Featuring: Gary U.S. Bonds, Peaches & Herb, The Chi-Lites, The Trammps, Bobby Wilson, The Happenings , and A Salute to Johnny Maestro with Tommy Mara and the Crests. As per tradition for his appearances at the Kimmel Center, attendees are invited to the Commonwealth Plaza for dancing before and after the performance. How cool is that?! Buy tickets for the show at www.KimmelCenter.org, and pick up a copy of Jerry’s book “You Only Rock Once: My Life in Music” on Amazon, or wherever books are sold.  Then, we’re not sure it gets more ‘BEN Around Philly’ than this. Kristen is joined by Alysa Bainbridge, the current MISS PHILADELPHIA! She even brought her crown and sash! Alysa was crowned Miss Philadelphia on March 23rd, 2019. She has since made close to (maybe more than) 100 appearances throughout the city and beyond as a Philadelphia ambassador to schools, events, speaking engagements, and recently as the host of the afternoon Mummers Fancy Brigades ‘Show of Shows’ at the Convention Center on New Year’s Day. The title of Miss Philadelphia awards upwards of $130,000 in prizes, including a full scholarship to Cabrini University! Even more valuable to Alysa is her platform and advocating for mental health awareness and battling the opioid epidemic. She speaks about the subject with conviction, and especially compassion. Listen to this incredible young woman, and hear all of the details on this year’s Miss Philadelphia Pageant. If interested in competing this year, act now! There are only a few spots left to enter this year’s pageant. Find application details and information about how to attend as an audience member at www.MissPhiladelphia.org.  

Tonight's Podcast with Swoop Radio starts with on the street interviews at Cabrini University about the Sixers! Then Swoop gives his hot takes about the Eagles Dallas game and what needs to be done for this Eagles team. the Eagles lost to Dallas 37-10 and move to 3-4 in the season, Swoop is not happy with the outcome! Swoop Radio posts new Podcasts every Monday and Thursday at 6 PM EST. If you would like to be on a future episode click on the links below! Also subscribe on apple podcasts, spotify and google podcast by clicking on the links below!. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/swoop-radio-with-josh-sanchez/id1326475599 https://open.spotify.com/show/4FgdrtpYdl4XdoOqRQPIou https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-swoop-radio-with-josh-sanc-31151976/ https://square.site/book/2VDJ7GD72SRFG/swoop-radio --- 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/swoop-radio/message

Action Research for English Language Arts Teachers by Mary Buckelew and Janice Ewing was inspired by colleagues and students, and began with their local Writing Project site's blog. Join NWP Radio for a discussion with the authors about how they view inquiry as a key element in their mission as educators, and share some protocols and models for teacher inquiry. Mary and Janice will also be the keynote speakers for the NWP brunch at NCTE in November. Guests Mary Buckelew, Professor of English, West Chester University; former Director, Pennsylvania Writing and Literature Project Janice Ewing, Adjunct Professor of Graduate Education, Cabrini University; Co-Director, Pennsylvania Writing and Literature Project

Steve Colfer has built a dominant men's lacrosse program at Division III Cabrini University. The Cavaliers are one of the nation's elite programs and this past season they won their first national championship at the Linc. In Episode #28 of "1-on-1 with Matt Leon," Matt sits down with Colfer to talk about the success of his program, how he got his start in coaching and what it was like to win that national title. "1-on-1 with Matt Leon" is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on Twitter @1on1pod and you can follow Matt @Mattleon1060. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Comprehensive audio footage from the half-day group Mastermind Session Coach Bru hosted with 2019 National Championship coach Steve Colfer, recorded live at Cabrini University. For more resources and tips on leadership performance in business & to receive a complimentary copy of John's prestigious $49./month Yesterday's Underdog newsletter, go to: https://www.CoachBru.com and opt in to his eNewsletter The Daily Bru. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachbrupodcast/message

Jordan Krug enjoyed an outstanding lacrosse career at Division III Cabrini University. As a senior this past season, he helped the Cavaliers win the National Championship. Last week, he was drafted by the NLL's Philadelphia Wings. KYW Newsradio's Matt Leon caught up with Krug to talk about getting the chance to go pro.

Jackie Neary has been an institution at Cabrini University out in Radnor for more than two decades, as the head coach of both the field hockey and women's lacrosse teams at the school. She has led the two programs to more than 500 combined wins during her time on the sidelines. In Episode #9 of "1-on-1 with Matt Leon," Matt sits down with Neary to talk about her impressive run at Cabrini. They look back at Neary's stellar career as a two-sport star athlete at Temple, and she also opens up about winning her battle against cancer. "1-on-1 with Matt Leon" is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on Twitter @1on1pod and you can follow Matt @Mattleon1060. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the 12th episode of the "Talk That Talk Show", hosted by Barry Holmes. Holmes brings his perspective on a range of sports. The show airs live through Facebook every Tuesday at 7PM. Showcasing new equipment, Holmes hosts his first guest of the season. Tyree Holmes is a recent graduate from Cabrini University that played both club and varsity sports at his college. He brings a student athlete perspective and his knowledge on MMA. Here's what else is on the show:Blazers offer Terry Stotts multi year contract extentionMagic Johnson "First Take" interview recapSharks vs Blues PreviewDeontay Wilder knockout over Dominic BreazealeMets May to ForgetShould Mickey Calloway still be manager?Yoenis Cespedes major injury setbackCan Raptors tie series tonight against Bucks?Do the Bucks favor George Hill over Eric Bledsoe?Can either team beat the Warriors?Can the Warriors win the Finals without Kevin Durant?Tyree's perspective on being a student athleteWhy did Tyree chose non traditional sports to play?How was Tyree able to make the most of his college experience?Why does Tyree enjoy MMA over Boxing?Special shout out to our sponsors:VW Liquors (Edison, NJ)Executive Bar & Restaurant (Carteret, NJ)Ninetyones.comMusic: Zeshan Abbas (Vitamin Z)

Discover how a medical diagnosis opened doors and created opportunities for living with guest Steve Brown and host Dr. Jo Anne White. A three sport athlete, Steve Brown made his way to Cabrini University on a soccer scholarship where he earned many honors including team Captain and Most Valuable Player recognition. After several years of playing high caliber soccer post college, Steve traded in his soccer shoes and turned his passions to multisport racing and has never looked back. Since then, Steve has participated in countless triathlons and multisport events of all distances while racing for many philanthropic causes. In February of 2006, Steve was diagnosed with a chronic form of leukemia. He underwent chemotherapy treatments while still maintaining his fitness level, often running home from his treatments. He quickly reached remission and returned to racing and has aligned himself with organizations such as The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society where he leverages his own cancer experience to help other patients. Brown is an accomplished writer whose work has been featured regularly in PhillyFIT Magazine, HealthFitnessBroadcast.com, Philly Health Watch, TransitionTimes.com, Liberty Sports Magazine and is a former blog writer for Philadelphia’s FOX29. Steve is currently a contributing writer to Movement Sports Magazine.

In this episode of the (https://www.teachercast.net/tep) , we welcome Lyn Hilt on the podcast to discuss Social Media and how it has evovled over the last decade for educators worldwide. In this episode, we discuss: How has Social Media evolved over the last 5-7 years? The evolving nature of social learning networksWhy are educators connecting via social? What are the benefits? What are the drawbacks? How does engagement in a social learning space differ in 2018 than it was ten years ago? What’s changed for the better? For worse? Strategies for engaging meaningfully in social networks – tips & tricks for educators Alternatives to open social for engagement with learning networks Lyn’s work with Modern Learners & as the facilitator of ChangeLeaders Community – how this community offers a unique, different perspective and opportunities for educators and leaders to engage in ways they cannot in open social Follow our PodcastThe TeacherCast Educational Broadcasting Network | @TeacherCast (http://www.twitter.com/teachercast) The @TechEdShow (http://www.twitter.com/techedshow) Visit the www.TechEducatorPodcast.com (http://www.techeducatorpodcast.com/) Follow our HostsJeff Bradbury | @JeffBradbury (http://www.twitter.com/jeffbradbury) Dr. Sam Patterson | @SamPatue (http://www.twitter.com/sampatue) About our GuestLyn Hilt is an educational leadership and instructional technology Kiker Learning. (https://sites.google.com/site/kikerlearning/) Lyn is also the community manager for the vibrant and inspiring Modern Learners (http://modernlearners.com/) team. Lyn teaches future educational leaders through her role as an adjunct instructor and online course designer for Cabrini University. She holds K-12 principal, elementary, and middle-level math and science teaching certifications. Lyn began her career teaching fifth and sixth grades and always strives to focus her work to help best meet the needs of young people. Lyn has contributed to various publications in print and online. She authored a chapter on using social media to support professional learning in the 3rd edition of Connected Principals (http://connectedprincipals.com/) blog. Her work and experiences have been featured in Education Week, THE Journal, Personal Learning Networks: Using the Power of Connections to Transform Education by Will Richardson and Rob Mancabelli, and Eric Sheninger’s Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times. About Modern Learners“Let's lead our students into the modern world. Together.” Leading Schools that Learn: Building Culture through Inquiry and Agency. (https://modernlearners.com/chicagolab/) Explore these ResourcesIn this episode, we mentioned the following resources: ChangeLeaders Community (https://www.changeleaders.community/)   #CLClearns @ModernLearners 10 Principles for Schools of Modern Learning (https://modernlearners.com/10principles) whitepaper -> short link Lyn will share in the recording: bit.ly/tep184 Hilt Consultants, LLC (http://hiltconsultants.org/) – Lyn is available for consulting and professional learning services! Join our PLNAre you enjoying the TeacherCast Network, please share your thoughts with the world by commenting on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/educational-podcasting-today/id972444781?mt=2) today? I enjoy reading and sharing your comments on the podcast each week. Let’s Work TogetherHost: Jeff Bradbury (http://twitter.com/jeffbradbury) Email: (mailto:info@teachercast.net) Voice Mail: (http://www.teachercast.net/voicemail) YouTube: (http://www.teachercast.net/YouTube) iTunes: (http://www.teachercast.net/iTunes) Check Out More TeacherCast ProgrammingTeacherCast Podcast ( http://www.teachercast.net/tcp (http://www.teachercast.net/tcp) ) Educational Podcasting Today ( http://www.educationalpodcasting.today (http://www.educationalpodcasting.today/) ) The http://www.techeducatorpodcast.com...

This weeks episode takes us to Cabrini University and the Main Line Lacrosse Classic. We catch up with players and coaches as several teams finally get their season underway.

On this episode, I Zoom in Lyn Hilt and we chat about her journey from classroom teacher to becoming a teacherpreneur. Lyn Hilt is an educational leadership and instructional technology consultant who uses her experiences as elementary principal, instructional technology coach, and classroom teacher to facilitate meaningful professional learning experiences designed to help promote innovative teaching & learning. As instructional technology integrator and coach in Pennsylvania, she served three elementary schools. She worked with teachers and students by providing professional development opportunities and resources to staff, writing curricula, designing learning activities, and pushing into classrooms to work with students on technology-infused project work. Prior to her coaching position, Lyn served as elementary principal for five years in the same district, and it was while serving in this leadership role that she discovered the joys and benefits of connected learning and leadership. Lyn is also the community manager for the vibrant and inspiring ChangeLeaders Community, a space created by the Modern Learners team, designed for current and aspiring educational leaders, dedicated to pushing the boundaries of learning. Lyn is an avid blogger and contributor to social networks and has presented at various local, state, and national conferences on topics ranging from professional development to networked educational leadership. Lyn is a Google for Education Certified Trainer and Apple Teacher. Lyn provides many Google for Education trainings with the fine team at Kiker Learning. Lyn has contributed to various publications in print and online. She authored a chapter on using social media to support professional learning in the 3rd edition of Powerful Designs for Professional Learning, published by Learning Forward. Lyn teaches future educational leaders through her role as an adjunct instructor and online course designer for Cabrini University. She holds K-12 principal, elementary, and middle-level math and science teaching certifications. Lyn began her career teaching fifth and sixth graders and always strives to focus her work to help best meet the needs of young people. You can find Lyn on Twitter @lynhilt and via her blog, Learning in Technicolor. You can reach the Hilt Consultants team by visiting their website: http://lynhilt.com/

Shortly after joining Cabrini University, Vice President for Marketing and Communications Celia Cameron was given a clear directive: lead a school rebrand in 11 months with a small internal team and minimal budget. In the season finale of the Hashtag Higher Ed podcast, Celia Cameron details her organizational priorities for the rebrand, how her team gathered stakeholder buy-in throughout the process, and the challenges of maintaining a new brand post-launch.