Podcast appearances and mentions of eric schwarz

In this episode of the Microcollege podcast, join me for a fascinating conversation with Eric Schwarz, Co-Founder and CEO of the College for Social Innovation (CFSI), which offers semester-long immersive service learning internships in partnership with community organizations in the Boston area, as well as on college campuses throughout the northeast and midwestern United States. CFSI participants are primarily current college students who receive a semester of college credit from one of several partner universities, while living with other CFSI students and participating in supportive workshops and courses. This year, CFSI is also launching a version of their programming for gap year students.An experienced social entrepreneur, Eric is the Co-Founder and CEO of the College for Social Innovation (CFSI), which seeks to "educate and inspire the next generation of problem solvers for humanity's tough challenges.” CFSI seeks to build a bigger, better prepared, and more diverse talent pipeline for the social impact sector through its flagship Semester in the City experiential learning program in Boston and a new national Semester for Impact program launched in 2023. Eric is also Co-Founder and former CEO of Citizen Schools, an apprenticeship-based model for out of school time learning, which has had a positive impact on the after-school and extended learning time fields across the U.S. Prior to starting Citizen Schools in 1995, Eric served as vice president of City Year, the national service program, and as a journalist at The Oakland Tribune and The Patriot Ledger (Quincy, MA) where he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Eric is a member of the board of Citizen Schools, College for Social Innovation, and Crimson Goes Blue. He is a past board member of First Night, The Breakthrough Collaborative, Do Something, Beyond12, the Harvard Outward Bound Project, and past chair of the FAO Schwarz Family Foundation and of Citizen Schools. Eric is the author of the critically-acclaimed book, The Opportunity Equation, the co-editor of The Case For 21st Century Learning, and the author of numerous articles and book chapters, including “Calling All Citizens” in The New York Times best-selling Waiting For Superman.Eric graduated from the University of Vermont (B.A.) in 1983 and from the Harvard Graduate School of Education (M. Ed) in 1997. He lives in Brookline, MA with his wife and two children.College for Social Innovation: https://collegeforsocialinnovation.org/CFSI Gap Semester: https://collegeforsocialinnovation.org/gap-semesterCitizen Schools: https://www.citizenschools.org/Thoreau College: https://thoreaucollege.org/Driftless Folk School: https://www.driftlessfolkschool.org/The Microcollege Network: https://www.hylo.com/groups/microcollege-network

Growing up in Pharr, Texas as the smallest, nerdiest and gayest kid in class was made possible for Eric Schwarz through his father's unconditional love. When Eric finds himself far away from Pharr with a burgeoning personal and professional life, he faces harrowing news about his father. This story was told at Barefaced Stories in Perth, the theme of the night was HERE COMES TROUBLE, 24 June 2021 at The Rechabite Hall. If you are interested in Eric's public yoga classes or working with him privately, visit his website www.ericschwarzyoga.com or instagram @ericschwarzyoga Barefaced Stories are told live onstage in Western Australia, and is Australia's leading homegrown live storytelling event. Podcast Host & producer: Andrea Gibbs  Facebook: @BarefacedStoriesPerth Instagram: @BarefacedStories Twitter: @BrutallyFranko SPONSOR: Old Young's Distillery  MUSIC BY: Odette Mercy & Her Soul AtomicsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric Schwarz is a Yoga Teacher and a life coach. His teaching style is engaging, empowering and creative, embracing the full potential of body, mind and spirit. Eric was voted best yoga instructor in Washington, DC in 2016 and his students across the globe are a testimony of this honour.Eric is an E-RYT 500 and leads state of the art yoga teacher trainings.His personal journey and transcendent life teachings light up his classes, shining hope, unwavering faith and transformation. Eric's teachings inspire students from all walks of life to offer their best to themselves and the world. His classes are fluid, breath-focused and purposely sequenced in the most rewarding way, helping students discover inner peace, serenity and joy.Eric incorporates embodied wisdom from his work as a life coach and his teachings serve as a backdrop for the real transformation that happens when a student learns to quiet the mind and open the heart.His classes range from peaceful, introspective flows to energetic mind and heart expanding power vinyasa.Eric's passion for yoga as a spiritual practice is felt in each posture, guiding from a place of long life learning, faith and trust in the sacred mysteries of life.Eric's kind and loving presence are well suited to leading students of all levels. He offers deep gratitude to his teachers Natasha Rizopoulos and Chanda Creasey.“In a culture that discourages introspection, it takes a certain sensitivity to practice yoga in the first place. It also takes courage to reconcile what it means to stay sensitive in this world without losing a sense of self. Through my practice, I've come to understand that learning goes well beyond the intellectual, and through trust and faith in this spiritual realm, I walk this Earth knowing there is always potential to learn and grow, no matter what arises.” – Eric SchwarzCheck out Eric's work here:https://www.nakedyogaaustralia.com.au/instructorhttp://www.ericschwarzyoga.com/home-pagehttps://www.instagram.com/nakedyogaaustralia/https://www.instagram.com/ericschwarzyoga/Much gratitude to the sponsors of this show:ww.solemechanics.com.au Your discount code is: WATKINS6162 for 15% offhttps://www.themilkcleanse.comPromo code STUARTWATKINS for 10% offhttps://blessitbee.com.au/r?id=af1ac8Promo code STUART for 10% offSupport the show

In this episode we talk with Eric Schwarz, General Manager of The Glad Products Company. He talks about Glad's commitment to reducing our environmental footprint, and helping consumers with their own green goals. Their sustainability journey focuses on 4 key areas: Products, Production, Packaging and Programs.Products with less plastic - Glad has developed breakthrough technology that enables their most popular product, the drawstring kitchen trash bags to use less plastic than leading competition without sacrificing strength. They have to reduce 50% of virgin materials in Glad Trash by 2030 and have reduced it by 13% as of CY2020. Production with  less pollution - they are improving manufacturing processes to reduce environmental impact. They have achieved the goal of Zero Waste to Landfill manufacturing for North American plants and utilize 100% renewable electricity in our North American plants. Packaging with less waste -  reduce its environmental impact with the goal of 100% recyclable, reusable or compostable. They have achieved in making their packing 99% recyclable and have a 48% reduction in virgin packaging as of CY2020. Programs with more purpose - Glad teamed up with Recyclops to improve curbside recycling access across the U.S. Learn more in this episode.https://www.glad.com/sustainability/https://www.mindfulbusinessespodcast.com/#sustainablepackaging, sustainability, #USA #gladproducts #mindfulbusinesses

Corey Pavin, winner of the 1995 U.S. Open and Ryder Cup Player and Captain, reflects on his younger days growing up in Southern California and learning the game of golf. He was a 1st-Team All-American at UCLA, won the 1981 North and South Amateur which got him on the winning Walker Cup team that same year, and eventually turned professional at age 22. As we recap Corey's playing record, he recounts his days competing in South Africa, Europe and Oceania, before getting his start on the PGA Tour. He talks about his teacher, Bruce Hamilton, and his long-time caddie and friend, Eric Schwarz. Corey Pavin relives his early days, "FORE the Good of the Game."

DC Yoga Podcast Episode 24- Eric Schwarz joins the podcast. We discuss: - Living and teaching yoga in Australia and how that compares to Washington DC - Ways we ignore our Self - Serendipity - True humility - Why do people come to my yoga class anyway? - Fitting the yoga into an asana class - The yoga space as community and break from community - Yoga of relationships - Life coaching - The line between who we are and who students need us to be - Community among Yoga Teachers - Life as teacher - The benefits of Ayahuasca Eric is an American Yoga Teacher and a life coach living in Western Australia. His teaching style is engaging, empowering and creative, embracing the full potential of body, mind and spirit. His personal journey and transcendent life teachings light up his classes, shining hope, unwavering faith and transformation. Eric’s teachings inspire students from all walks of life to offer their best to themselves and the world. He incorporates embodied wisdom from his work as a life coach and his teachings serve as a backdrop for the real transformation that happens when a student learns to quiet the mind and open the heart. In 2016, he was voted best yoga instructor in Washington, DC. For more about Eric: http://www.ericschwarzyoga.com https://heartofthemotherretreats.com

Eric Schwarz is an American yoga teacher and life coach based in Western Australia. Erics     radiance of authenticity shines so brightly and his raw aliveness always leaves a powerful impact!In this episode we mainly discussed how necessary it is for yoga teacher's to support one and other. Please be part of the conversation! We'd love to hear your thoughts.Stay in touch with Eric Schwarz via:http://www.ericschwarzyoga.comSupport the show (https://stuartwatkins.org/podcast/)

Interview with Eric Schwarz, founder of the College for Social Innovation. Launched in 2015, the College for Social innovation brings together colleges and social sector organizations to create fully credited, ‘life-changing’ fellowships for undergraduate students. Each fellowship is designed to provide students with mentor-rich, real-world learning internships that address critical, current social issues, while at the same time building students’ problem-solving, self-reflection, and leadership skills. Further, the fellowships helps student grow their professional networks and serve as a much-needed talent pipeline for the social sector. To date, 57 students have completed the fellowship.

Unorthodox Injury with Eric Schwarz - Even in the midst of tragedy, maintain a grateful heart. Gratitude helps you focus on the good things in this world. The post Unorthodox Man Podcast: Unorthodox Injury with Eric Schwarz appeared first on Christan Podcast Central.

When the City of Arnold, MO had to remove an 1890 farmhouse to build a new municipal facility, they called the intrepid non-profit Refab to safely, responsibly take the old home apart and make its fine vintage materials available to appreciative new users, through resale.Eric Schwarz - a young guy with good tools, Green vision and business sense - launched Refab just three years ago. He is building on experience gained while earning a Fine Arts degree, teaching about sustainability around STL, and managing sales and deconstruction for the Habitat For Humanity St. Louis ReStore. He's providing steady, well-paying jobs for veterans who need a hand, in a partnership with St. Patrick Center. And he's leading efforts to keep over 1,000 tons of useful stuff a year in use, instead of going to landfills. Refab sells what they deconstruct: flooring, beadboard, and de-nailed lumber of all kinds; vintage plumbing and lighting fixtures, cabinets (carefully removed) - and more. Resale store prices make these items a great bargain for designers and builders of restaurants, new homes, and businesses with sustainable tastes. This month Refab celebrates a big move to a new 30,000 ft2 warehouse at 3130 Gravois in St. Louis, recycling the former Union Brewery into working and sales space. Join the celebration on October 30 - and shop Refab's material treasures every Friday-Sunday, 9 am-5 pm. Your business supports this intrepid non-profit, giving new life to amazing stuff and jobs to guys who've served our country. And you get the goods and deals! Music this podcast: Measure Once, recorded at KDHX 2011 by Matthew Van Doren. This is a woodworking musical pun for you, Eric - JP

Eric Schwarz, co-founder and CEO of Citizen Schools, discusses the importance of extended learning time and the vision for his service based organization.

A MASTERS TO REMEMBER – We hear three different guests chime in to reflect on an amazing Sunday! Longtime veteran PGA Tour caddie Eric Schwarz, host of The Golf Exchange radio program Russ Evans and GM of Seven Bridges Louie … Continue reading → The post VARIOUS – A Masters To Remember appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.

A MASTERS TO REMEMBER – We hear three different guests chime in to reflect on an amazing Sunday! Longtime veteran PGA Tour caddie Eric Schwarz, host of The Golf Exchange radio program Russ Evans and GM of Seven Bridges Louie … Continue reading → The post VARIOUS – A Masters To Remember appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.