Podcast appearances and mentions of Jennifer Chang

Hi guys and welcome to 2025! To start off 2025 I was joined by LPGA Tour Caddy Scottie Leonard @worldwidescottie who caddies at the moment for the super Ingrid Lindblad as we look forward to the start of their season in Brandenton, Florida for Founders Cup which leaves it traditional home of Upper Montclair, New Jersey.  We find out how Scottie even without a real golfing background was able to get a job as a club caddy at his local golf club as it made more money than cleaning the golf carts. Scottie would then get breaks with Jennifer Chang and would also caddy for Elizabeth Szokol before landing full time role on the Epson Tour last year with Ingrid Lindblad where she would have the chance to win before finishing 2nd to Fati Fernandez Cano then at Tuscaloosa Classic where Ingrid would win on Epson Tour contributing massively to her finishing 6th overall gaining full status on LPGA for 2025!  Scottie also co-hosts a caddy interview show on YouTube called My Side of the Bag with experienced caddy Drew Hinesley where their primary focus is showing you all the insights of life as a Tour Caddy! Listen on YouTube if you could! Listen, Download, Rate and Review on Apple Podcasts & Podbean. Be sure to give a 5 star review as it helps with the growth in this exciting time!  

Building a business often feels like a constant trade-off between success and a fulfilling personal life. But what if there's another way? Join us as we sit down with Jennifer Chang, a family immigration lawyer who was on the brink of burnout as she shares how she transformed her business and life by implementing the More Business More Life® framework. We explore the practical strategies Jennifer used to reclaim her time and create a thriving business that supports her ideal lifestyle. From identifying her perfect clients to delegating effectively and building systems for efficiency, Jennifer's story offers a roadmap for escaping the time-for-money trap. Tune in and discover how you too can achieve more business AND more life – without sacrificing your well-being or personal goals.

On this week's episode of Fully Equipped, GOLF's Kris McCormack and Fairway Jockey's Wadeh Maroun take a closer look at Kris' trip to Cobra HQ, Austin Eckroat's winning bag at the World Wide Technology Championship and why Jennifer Chang had to replace her clubs ahead of The Annika. -- If you'd like to be featured on the Fully Equipped Hotline in future episodes, call (480) 442-1168 and leave us a voicemail. -- Thanks to our official sponsor Golf Pride and their new Reverse Taper putter grip.  It's the most crucial split-second in golf. You can't worry about if the ball is going in the hole or not – if you haven't worried about what's happening at impact. That's what led Golf Pride to design a grip to ensure you're set up to succeed in that split-second. The very moment where the putt is decided. With REVERSE TAPER technology to ensure you have a more consistently square face at impact. A grip that's most impactful, during the most impactful split-second in golf. These new grips are now available.  Visit https://Golfpride.com to learn more. -- This episode is brought to you by our official sponsor Nikon and their Coolshot Pro II Stabilized rangefinder.  Nikon's high performance stabilization system is designed to reduce vibrations of the image in the viewfinder caused by hand movements. This technology provides a more precise reading, giving the user more confidence in their game. Visit https://www.nikonusa.com/c/sport-optics/rangefinders/golf to learn more!

On this week's episode of Fully Equipped, GOLF's Kris McCormack and Fairway Jockey's Wadeh Maroun take a closer look at Kris' trip to Cobra HQ, Austin Eckroat's winning bag at the World Wide Technology Championship and why Jennifer Chang had to replace her clubs ahead of The Annika. -- If you'd like to be featured on the Fully Equipped Hotline in future episodes, call (480) 442-1168 and leave us a voicemail. -- Thanks to our official sponsor Golf Pride and their new Reverse Taper putter grip.  It's the most crucial split-second in golf. You can't worry about if the ball is going in the hole or not – if you haven't worried about what's happening at impact. That's what led Golf Pride to design a grip to ensure you're set up to succeed in that split-second. The very moment where the putt is decided. With REVERSE TAPER technology to ensure you have a more consistently square face at impact. A grip that's most impactful, during the most impactful split-second in golf. These new grips are now available.  Visit https://Golfpride.com to learn more. -- This episode is brought to you by our official sponsor Nikon and their Coolshot Pro II Stabilized rangefinder.  Nikon's high performance stabilization system is designed to reduce vibrations of the image in the viewfinder caused by hand movements. This technology provides a more precise reading, giving the user more confidence in their game. Visit https://www.nikonusa.com/c/sport-optics/rangefinders/golf to learn more!

Jennifer Chang reads “The Poem of Force” from her poetry collection An Authentic Life, published by Copper Canyon Press in October 2024.

Today's poem is A Conversation between Women by Jennifer Chang. The Slowdown is your daily poetry ritual. In this episode, Major writes… “On any given day, I can call up one of a handful of friends to have tough conversations. Occasionally, I need someone who will challenge my assumptions, who will help me work through matters that are pressing, who will quickly go past the small talk to a deeper exchange, who will call me on my BS and earnest seriousness.” Celebrate the power of poems with a gift to The Slowdown today. Every donation makes a difference: https://tinyurl.com/rjm4synp

Jong is out for extended amount of time as he enters Comicast Paternity Leave so with Jong away Michael is joined by Jennifer Chang to discuss Marvel Studios reportedly locking in a director for Spider-Man 4, what the director selection means for Shang-Chi 2, Rebel Ridge on Netflix, and the pair dive into a spoiler discussion of the first 4 episodes of Rings of Power season 2. Jennifer teaches Michael all the LOTR lore. Also we learn Michael is slow to snap to things. Plus, they react to the sad news of the passing of the legendary James Earl Jones. Introductions - (00:00:36)RIP to the Legend, James Earl Jones - (00:03:44)Spider-Man 4 Director Revealed? - (00:06:14)Rebel Ridge - (00:18:52)Rings of Power S2 Ep. 1-4 Spoiler Review - (00:21:29)See Ya - (01:16:52)Follow the entire Comicast crew on social media:  @onepunch___, @ProducerMike975, @thatjenchang, & @gachodominguezSubmit a question or topic to the Comicast Sack by emailing us at comicastpod@gmail.com

On today's show, we spoke with Jennifer Chang, Portfolio Manager and Executive Director for Schafer Cullen to discuss utilizing active management within dividend strategies, how dividend stocks are affected by rising rates, how Schafer's call writing strategy differs from other popular income strategies, tax optimizing income strategies, and much more! Find complete show notes on our blogs... Ben Carlson's A Wealth of Common Sense Michael Batnick's The Irrelevant Investor Feel free to shoot us an email at animalspirits@thecompoundnews.com with any feedback, questions, recommendations, or ideas for future topics of conversation.   Check out the latest in financial blogger fashion at The Compound shop: https://www.idontshop.com Past performance is not indicative of future results. The material discussed has been provided for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal or investment advice or a recommendation of any particular security or strategy. The investment strategy and themes discussed herein may be unsuitable for investors depending on their specific investment objectives and financial situation. Information obtained from third-party sources is believed to be reliable though its accuracy is not guaranteed.   Investing involves the risk of loss. This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be or regarded as personalized investment advice or relied upon for investment decisions. Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson are employees of Ritholtz Wealth Management and may maintain positions in the securities discussed in this video. All opinions expressed by them are solely their own opinion and do not reflect the opinion of Ritholtz Wealth Management. The Compound Media, Incorporated, an affiliate of Ritholtz Wealth Management, receives payment from various entities for advertisements in affiliated podcasts, blogs and emails. Inclusion of such advertisements does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof, or any affiliation therewith, by the Content Creator or by Ritholtz Wealth Management or any of its employees. For additional advertisement disclaimers see here https://ritholtzwealth.com/advertising-disclaimers. Investments in securities involve the risk of loss. Any mention of a particular security and related performance data is not a recommendation to buy or sell that security. The information provided on this website (including any information that may be accessed through this website) is not directed at any investor or category of investors and is provided solely as general information. Obviously nothing on this channel should be considered as personalized financial advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities. See our disclosures here: https://ritholtzwealth.com/podcast-youtube-disclosures/ Past performance is no guarantee of future results. There can be no assurance that any Schafer Cullen strategy or investment will achieve its objectives or avoid substantial losses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we welcome Jennifer Chang, a QA Intelligence Specialist at Blue Mountain. Yan Kugel and Jennifer discuss the impact of digital transformation on manufacturing processes, the challenges and benefits of compliance in the pharmaceutical industry, and companies' struggles in keeping up with regulators and taking a risk-based approach. They also explore why companies switch to digitized solutions and the importance of continuous learning in the pharmaceutical industry.

In this episode, we have a special guest, LPGA Pro Jennifer Chang, who takes us on a journey into the world of professional golf. Jennifer shares her secrets to success, focusing on the essential aspect of warming up before a round of golf. Tune in as she unveils her pre-game rituals, which encompass a routine to prepare her body for peak performance on the course. Learn how Jennifer stays at the top of her game! Be sure to follow Jennifer on instagram @Jennifer.Chang  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune in to Season 2, Episode 2 of our podcast series to hear from Jamie Holcombe, Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and Jennifer Chang, Senior Director, Federal Civilian for VMware, who will discuss:Driving cultural changes across an organizationImplementing the NWOW (New Ways of Working) program and how it can work for youThe challenges behind recruiting and retaining great talent in the Federal GovernmentHow to lead by leaning forward, minimizing complacency, creating a sense of urgency, and driving growth

Being the parent of a special needs child is an exceedingly demanding role that comes with innumerable responsibilities geared toward helping that child navigate the world around them in the most enriching and gratifying way. The most important of these responsibilities is seeing that the child receives the best education possible, maximizing their social and behavioral skills. This is a challenging task. The term “special needs” covers a wide range of disabilities, so the nature of that education will vary considerably from child to child. However, these children all have one thing in common — the right to a free and appropriate public education. And, because the term “appropriate” is so subjective, it's often a point of contention between school district officials who insist that they're doing the very best they can to fulfill their obligations and parents of special needs children who maintain that the accommodations being provided just aren't accomplishing what they need to.  Maybe you're the parent of a special needs child and have become frustrated in your efforts to secure the best possible education for that child — an education that's guaranteed by law. Or perhaps you know someone who's at such an impasse. If so, you'll want to tune into the latest episode of Absolute Trust Talk as Kirsten Howe speaks with California Special Education Rights Attorney Jennifer Chang - Jennifer's firm centers on fighting for the rights of children with special needs to get the education and services they need. In her practice, she litigates for those children and educates their parents on becoming better advocates for their needs. In this episode, we're going to discuss: The broad spectrum of disabilities that special needs education must address. The role that Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) play in tailoring the educational experience for a special needs child and why parents must be incredibly diligent in ensuring that their child's IEP accurately covers ALL of the services. Why seeking the services of a special education attorney even before an impasse with the school district is in the best interests for all parties. How school districts blame COVID for staffing shortages and why that isn't an excuse when it comes to special needs support. And more. Special needs students are not always given the attention and support they need. We hope this episode helps you and those you know better understand the tools and processes needed to help get a special needs student the education they are entitled to.

Today's poem is The Lonely Humans by Jennifer Chang. This episode was originally released on December 8, 2021.

G.O.T Time with Jennifer Chang

On today's issue of the podcast Jong, Michael, and Jennifer Chang discuss their experience at Comicpalooza, what they enjoyed about the event, what stood out, and more! Plus the crew celebrate as it's Comicast's 5 year anniversary, listen as they share memories and why they sucked at first. Then in the 2nd half it's all about the massive news that Marvel Studios dropped at San Diego Comic Con... it's official we got Secret Wars and more on the way!  Follow the entire Comicast crew on Twitter @onepunch___, @ProducerMike975, @thatjenchang, & @gachodominguez Submit a question or topic to the Comicast Sack by emailing us at comicastpod@gmail.com

It's all about Moon Knight! Join the hosts of Comicast, Jong Lee, Jennifer Chang, David Ramon, and Michael Carrell, as they discuss the hero's debut in the MCU. Did it live up to the hype? Did Oscar Isaac pull off a performance for the ages? What did the end mean for the future of the character? What does Moon Knight's appearance mean for the greater Marvel Cinematic Universe at large? Listen as the group answer those questions... or just make fun of each other... which is a win-win situation either way.  Follow the entire Comicast crew on Twitter @onepunch___, @ProducerMike975, @jnchang, & @gachodominguez Submit a question or topic to the Comicast Sack by emailing us at comicastpod@gmail.com

Well, well, well, look who we have here - Jackie's previous poetry professor (and poet), Ross White.  We discuss Ross's favorite poem: Shelley's badass masterpiece (badassterpiece?), Ozymandias.  Rachel insults all poets.  Theo therapizes/becomes the executive, legislative, and judicial producer.  Jackie continues to have singularly unique experiences.  Topics include: Downsizing (2017), tiny things, Breaking Bad, badassery, The Little Prince, Star Wars, really good salads, the eternal American empire, Charlie Friendship, Luca, My Life as a Teenage Robot, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Lost, objective sonic value, ska, long flowing skirts, Leprechaun 2: Back 2 the Hood, and A Ghost Story (the Kesha film).Poets & poems mentioned: Matthew Olzmann, Dorothy Wordsworth from Some Say the Lark by Jennifer Chang, Song by Brigit Pegeen Kelly, The Orange by Wendy CopeCheck out Ross' podcasts, The Chap Book and Trivia Escape Pod!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Recovery patterns in Puerto Rico's bankruptcy-like case resemble large municipal bankruptcies such as Detroit. Also, flood risks threaten to weaken some cities' property tax bases, increase the need for infrastructure investment and disrupt the economy.Guests: Al Medioli, Senior Vice President – Ratings and Process Oversight, Moody's Investors Service; Jennifer Chang, Vice President – Environmental, Social and Governance, Moody's Investors Service; and Bola Kushimo, Vice President – US Public Finance, Moody's Investors ServiceHost: Nick Samuels, Senior Vice President – US Public Finance, Moody's Investors Service

In this podcast, LA Opera Connects director Andréa Fuentes interviews composer Nathan Wang, author and librettist Lisa See and director Jennifer Chang regarding On Gold Mountain, an opera based on Lisa See's book of the same title. See On Gold Mountain May 5-15, in the newly expanded Chinese Garden at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens. Tickets are available now, only at The Huntington's website; Huntington.org.

April 1 2022 - Episode 86The Ignite EdTech Podcast with @mrkempnz1. Introduction2. Question for you - What are your plans for your upcoming break?3. EdTech Tool of the Week - Book Creator4. EdTech Tip of the Week - Tips to recharge on your break5. Interview with Jennifer Chang Wathall6. Win a prize by going to bit.ly/edtechwin and completing the short form7. Subscribe, Rate and ShareIf you have a question that you want answered on the podcast please emailinfo@igniteedtech.comConnect with Mark Quinn here or via email markquinn9129@gmail.com Links from PodcastJennifer on Twitter, LinkedIn and InstagramJennifer's Courses on EduSpark --> How do I captivate students?, UDL and DifferentiationJennifer's Website and Bookse-Learning ecologies bookPolyPad by MathigonPadlet

Art NFTs are disrupting the art market as we have known it, says Playform CEO Jennifer Chang in our first episode of 2022. In this episode, we explore how NFTs could solve the traditional art industry's homogeneity and gatekeeper problem. We also unpack how blockchain and AI technology are bridging the gap between artist and supporter like never before, with the potential for economic upside. Follow us on Instagram: @ialsopodcast & Twitter: @IAlsoPodcastSpeaker Bio: Jennifer Chang is the CEO of Playform, a no-code generative AI art platform for creating and selling NFTs. Playform was founded by Dr. Ahmed Elgammal, the founder of the AI and Art Laboratory at Rutgers University, with investment from Khosla Ventures. Prior to Playform, Jennifer started two successful companies in the creator/influencer industry and held roles at Apple, Disney and KPMG. In between startup ventures, she travels as a digital nomad and has worked with startups in South Korea, Singapore and India. Jennifer received an MBA from USC, an MA in Cultural and Creative Industries from King's College London, and a BS in Business Administration at UC Berkeley.Follow Jennifer on Twitter Follow Playform on Twitter

Marcia Van Wagner of the US Public Finance team discusses reasons behind the falloff in soaring state tax revenue growth, including expired federal pandemic aid and interest rates. Plus, Jennifer Chang, Adebola Kushimo and Coley Anderson weigh in on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues facing state and local governments and delve into our new simplified way of communicating ESG risks.    Related content on Moodys.com (some content only available to registered users or subscribers): States – US: Surge in tax revenue will moderate as pandemic effects evolveState Government – US: ESG considerations have mostly neutral to low credit impact on US statesLocal Government – US: ESG considerations have neutral to low credit impact on most large US citiesLocal Government – US: ESG considerations have neutral to low credit impact on most large US counties

Today's poem is The Lonely Humans by Jennifer Chang.

It's time for another visit from Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck, who joins Tom this week with her review of The Great Leap, playwright Lauren Yee's 2018 socio-political fable about personal ambition, set amidst a Sino-American "friendship" basketball match in 1989, on the eve of China's brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Tiananmen Square. The play is getting a regional premiere at Bethesda's Round House Theatre. Jennifer Chang directs the live-on-stage performances with a cast that includes Grant Chang, Eric Hissom, Lois Shih and Randy Nguyen Ta. The Great Leap continues at Round House through Dec. 5. Streaming begins Nov. 26. Patrons must show proof of COVID-19 vaccination upon entry and wear masks while attending performances at the theatre, with limited exceptions. Click here for full details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brief summary:On today's podcast, I have the privilege of speaking with Jennifer Chang, the CEO of Playform, a Khosla-backed tech startup that is applying no code AI solutions to make it possible for all creative people to create original artworks and join the NFT art movement. Jennifer also talks about her view of failure, and why she finds fear of regret so much more powerful than fear of failure. In fact, she explains the how and why of how she rewards herself for failures.Key insights from this episode: (at 05:19)   The role of AI in freeing us up from our ‘productive work' so we can spend more time being creative, in our zones of genius.(at 08:24)  Jennifer shares her view of the role of artists in our world and culture right now.(at 19:20) How Jennifer started her MBA with a list of things she needed to know(at 25:43)  Why being driven by a fear of regret rather than a fear of failure can be a great motivator (at 29:34) Rewarding failureRESOURCES & SOCIAL MEDIA:Personal: Jennifer on TwitterJennifer on InstagramJennifer on LinkedIn Business: Playform.ioPlayform on TwitterPlayform on Instagram DOWNLOAD OUR FREE RESOURCES:*Leadership Quiz*Checklist for Holding Engaging Team Meeting*Build Your Influence Checklist Watch live video interview.Read the full transcript of this episode.

Ben and Kent discuss Austin Ernst's dominant victory at Golden Ocala, her third career win. They then break down Jennifer Kupcho's gritty performance through her migraine, the U.S. Olympic race heating up, and that Americans won the first three events of an LPGA season for the first time since 2007. They discuss who is more likely to become the next American to rise to the top of the rankings, Nelly Korda or Danielle Kang, and chat Kang's reign over Drive On Championships. They go over three rookies finishing in the top 10, Albane Valenzuela, Leona Maguire, and Jennifer Chang. They finish with analysis of Kent's bets and the stock up/stock down segment, discussing Jin Young Ko missing her first cut since 2018 and In Gee Chun being the only player to finish in the top 10 in all three events in 2021 so far.

Ben and Kent are joined by LPGA Tour Rookie Jennifer Chang, heading into her second rookie season on tour. They chat about what she learned about adjusting from college to professional golf, what she worked on during the pandemic break and this offseason, the kind of courses she expects to play well in, and how working with a mental coach has helped her game. They end by discussing Shake Shack versus In N Out Burger.

Today’s episode of Conceptually Speaking features author, consultant, and eLearning innovator, Dr. Jennifer Chang Wathall. Dr. Wathall, or Jenny, as she requests we call her, brings a refreshing balance of disciplinary expertise and an eye for innovation. We cover a wide range of topics in our dialogue, from assessment to higher education to online teaching, but the connective tissue between each one is her desire to transform learning and pedagogy. Dr. Walthall advocates for designing authentic learning experiences that blend disciplinary expertise with interdisciplinary collaboration and finding ways to position students as producers and publishers of knowledge, instead of simply consumers. Shifts that are beautifully captured by the way she describes what’s missing in a lot of math instruction. Jenny’s work as a K12 consultant and professor at Hong-Kong University grants her a unique perspective on the wider trends shaping education at all age levels. This episode is full of practical ideas for classroom teachers and philosophical musings for the future of education. Basically, it’s perfect for our current watershed moment.

Today the Perikatan Nasional government presented Budget 2021, the much-anticipated plan for dealing with the on-going Covid-19 public health crisis and a global recession that has all but obliterated large sectors of the economy. Has it lived up to expectation? Melisa Idris, Sharaad Kuttan and Ibrahim Sani speak to Jennifer Chang, Tax Partner, PwC Malaysia and Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, Former Health Minister & Selangor Covid-19 Taskforce.

Episode SummaryWelcome to The Partnered Podcast Episode 017 with Jennifer Chang, Partner Marketing at Tray.io (previously at New Relic & Highwire PR). Enjoy!Episode NotesJoin host Adam Michalski as he interviews Jennifer Chang, Partner Marketing at Tray.io. Jennifer shares her learnings from building out the partner marketing practice at Tray.io. Topics Covered:How Jennifer thinks about experimentation & iteration as keys to success for partner marketingWhy it's crucial to define your KPIs early so that your entire organization knows where to focusHow to tie partner marketing success back to revenue & pipeline goals Why you shouldn't be dissuaded being the "small fish" - eventually that will changeTactical advice on KPIs and what metrics Jennifer tracks when measuring successPartner with Tray.ioTray.ioPartner with Tray.ioReach out to JenniferSponsors:Partnership LeadersPartnered.ioSubscribe at www.partneredpodcast.com.Interested in joining the podcast? Reach out to hello@partnered.io. 

In this Episode I talk with 2020 LPGA Tour Rookie, Jennifer Chang. We talk about adjusting to Tour Life, using the break to work on her mental game, as well as getting physically stronger. Playing links golf for the first time in Scotland, and we had fun wrapping up the episode by taking turns drafting our favorite junk foods! All this, and more, on Episode 10! Please don't forget to: Like, rate, comment, subscribe, and share! Follow me on.. Instagram: @benharpringmedia Twitter: @benharpring Intro and outro music credit: Cactus, by: Jef

Veteran NFL Cheerleader Jennifer Chang visits with Capt. Rex Witkamp on today's episode. Jennifer found her passion at the age of 5 to rise above mediocrity and elevate her standards to become a cheerleader for the Miami Dolphins. She shares her amazing potential and gifts for fulfilling her potential.

The podcast for non-professional dancers. Hosted by Jennifer Chang. In 2019, in the midst of depression - Jennifer embarked on a self-imposed, one-year dance challenge to become a better dancer. What started out as a mental health journey, quickly became an obsession and the path she used to find herself amongst the chaos. 5-6-7-8 is an honest, raw look at what it's like to start something new. It is a celebration of the beginner and those brave enough to reach outside of their comfort zones. Follow the show @the5678podcast and Jennifer @jen_nchang. Subscribe to 5, 6, 7, 8 here https://anchor.fm/the5678/support?ref=radiopublic See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we welcome the newest member of the Lemon City Live team, Jennifer Chang! We ask her about her journey as a Miami Dolphins Cheerleader and more. We also welcomed back TD! Brought to you by Magic City Casino Jai-Alai, #LiveTheJaiLife!

Obedience, Or The Lying Tale By Jennifer Chang

To continue to add to the collaborative sharing of teachers globally, in this episode of IB Voices, math teacher, author and educational consultant Dr. Jennifer Chang Wathall, provides top tips on how to manage the remote learning environment as effectively as possible.

Como resultado de las medidas de distanciamiento social implementadas en todo el mundo debido a la COVID-19, los docentes han tenido que adoptar una forma de trabajar completamente nueva. Para muchos de ellos, eso significa trabajar de forma remota, ya sea usando medios en línea asincrónicos o sincrónicos sin haber recibido necesariamente ningún tipo de capacitación previa para trabajar de esta manera. Los docentes se han convertido en la cara visible de los colegios en estos momentos, mostrando su resiliencia, creatividad, capacidad de innovación, experiencia y profesionalidad para seguir contribuyendo al intercambio colaborativo de recursos a nivel global. Conversé con la Dra. Jennifer Chang Wathall, profesora de Matemáticas, autora y asesora educativa, sobre cómo gestionar el entorno de aprendizaje remoto de la manera más eficaz posible.

En raison des mesures de distanciation sociale mises en place dans le monde entier à cause de la COVID-19, les enseignants ont dû adopter des méthodes de travail entièrement nouvelles, du jour au lendemain. Beaucoup d’entre eux se retrouvent à travailler à distance de manière synchrone ou asynchrone, mais sans forcément avoir reçu de formation préalable. Aujourd’hui, les enseignants personnifient plus que jamais l’image des établissements scolaires. Ils font preuve de résilience, de créativité, de capacité d’innovation, d’expertise et de professionnalisme pour continuer à contribuer au partage collaboratif à l’échelle mondiale. Je me suis entretenu avec Jennifer Chang Wathall sur la façon de gérer au mieux l’environnement d’apprentissage à distance. Mme Chang Wathall est enseignante de mathématiques, auteure et consultante en éducation.

We discuss how to keep those living with HIV safe amid the threats of COVID-19 with Dr. Jennifer Chang of Kaiser Permanente Southern California, Dr. Rajesh Gandhi of Harvard University & Dr. Rachel Bender Ignacio with the University of Washington. 

Dr. Jennifer Chang of Kaiser Permanente Southern California & Dr. Rachel Bender Ignacio of the University of Washington share the challenges they're facing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Korea24 – 2020.04.09. (Thursday) News Briefing: On Thursday, Satellite parties created by the ruling Democratic Party and the main opposition United Future Party clashed during a debate on foreign and inter-Korean policy issues. (Robert Koehler) - In-Depth News Analysis Part One: Seoul-based science journalist Mark Zastrow joins the show to discuss the contract tracing method used by the South Korean government and issues surrounding the use of wristbands for people in self-isolation, an idea the government is currently mulling. - In-Depth News Analysis Part Two: Hilal Elver, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, discusses economic damages and food shortages the coronavirus pandemic might bring to countries under unilateral economic sanctions. - Korea Trending with Jacco Zwetsloot: Small business owners struggle to obtain loans amid the coronavirus pandemic, Chinese-made COVID-19 test kits are deemed ineffective in the UK, and fields of Jeju canola flowers are plowed under in an effort to enforce social distancing. - Explore Korea: With the government extending its social distancing campaign, travel expert Jennifer Chang introduces ways we can enjoy live performances from home, also known as #안방1열.

Today's poem is Obedience, or the Lying Tale by Jennifer Chang.

Friends— last week, Bill Carty schooled us on clouds, clarity, and clowns. For this week's episode, Bill brought in Jennifer Chang's "Dorothy Wordsworth" to boot, scoot, n' boogie with. Enjoy! Bill Carty is the author of Huge Cloudy (Octopus Books) and the chapbook Refugium. He holds degrees from Dartmouth College (BA) and University of North-Carolina-Wilmington (MFA), and he has received poetry fellowships from the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, Artist Trust, Hugo House, and Jack Straw. He was awarded the 2017 Emily Dickinson Award from the Poetry Society of America, and his poems have recently appeared in the Boston Review, Ploughshares, Oversound, Iowa Review, Conduit, Warscapes, and other journals. Originally from coastal Maine, Bill now lives in Seattle, where he is Senior Editor at Poetry Northwest. He teaches at Hugo House, the UW Robinson Center for Young Scholars, and Edmonds Community College.  Poet and scholar Jennifer Chang was born in New Jersey. She earned her MFA and PhD from the University of Virginia and teaches at George Washington University. She is the author of two books of poetry, The History of Anonymity and Some Say the Lark. Chang's lyrical poems often explore the shifting boundaries between the outer world and the self. Chang's debut poetry collection, The History of Anonymity (2008), was selected for the Virginia Quarterly Review's Poetry Series and was a finalist for the Shenandoah/ Glasgow Prize for Emerging Writers. She co-chairs the advisory board of Kundiman, a nonprofit organization that supports Asian American literature. She lives in Washington, D.C  

On Episode 30 of the Fitness for the Fairways podcast presented by Golficity, we sat down with Jennifer Chang, a professional golfer who recently made the jump from the University of Southern California to the LPGA Tour.Jennifer, who's one of the best female golfers in the country sat down with us to talk about how practice and training regimens throughout her collegiate career. She also explained how she expects that to change as she transitions into professional golf.If you're enjoying the show, please don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes. The more reviews we have, the more opportunity we'll have to expand our reach and improve the quality of Fitness for the Fairways over time!Connect with Jennifer:Instagram: @jennifer.changFREE 8-MOBILITY DRILL SERIES FOR GOLFERSprograms.parfourperformance.com/8mobility

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Listen to Miscellaneous Brown a.k.a. Erick Esteban as he brings award-wining Filipina-Chinese American Director JENNIFER CHANG to share her #CrazyFunnyAsianz Story. Jennifer Chang, shares her journey from an unassuming double major at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts to founding the Chalk Theatre here in Los Angeles, to the 2018 Drama League New York Directing Fellow. Jennifer's heartfelt story of self realization and empowerment is not to be missed!Something else that shouldn't be miss the new play directed by Jennifer Chang, HANNAH AND THE DREAD GAZEBO, at East West Players. CURRENTLY RUNNING RIGHT NOW!!! Go to their website for tickets and info http://www.eastwestplayers.orgSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/erickesteban)

In this episode, we’ll dive into a great conversation about shifting mathematics teaching from what many of us remember from our K-12 learning journey to a more progressive, inquiry approach to teaching mathematics conceptually. In particular, we’ll discuss with Jennifer Chang-Wathall how to be brave in your classroom to make necessary changes to promote student understanding, unpacking what teaching conceptually really means, and how we can ensure that students still learn the necessary facts and skills alongside conceptual understanding. You’ll Learn: How to be brave in your classroom to make changes that are needed for your students understanding. What does teaching conceptually really mean? Why we need to have facts and skill AND conceptual understanding. It’s not either or. How we can build confidence in our own math learning. Why knowing where students will create misconceptions will make you a better teacher. Show Notes: https://makemathmoments.com/episode29

Entrepreneurship requires creativity and innovative thinking. Yet living and working in one location can feel like being trapped in an echo chamber, thereby limiting our creative potential. In 2018, Jennifer Chang found herself at a crossroads. She had successfully sold a startup in 2017 and chased the rising tech pay into the job market, but felt her creativity was being stifled by job descriptions. After being fired from yet another job, she decided to embark on a six month journey around the world to revitalize her creative energy. Her trip took her across 5 continents, 20 countries, 35 flights, and 45,000 miles. Throughout her journey, she met with entrepreneurs, investors, and technologists, using a shared interest in startups as a way to connect with local people, places, and cultures. In this presentation, Jennifer will share highlights from her journey, including the unique organizations and companies she came across as she travelled the globe, looking for entrepreneurial soulmates. Bio: Jennifer Chang is a Los Angeles-based entrepreneur, occasional digital nomad, and world traveler. Jennifer joined her first startup in 2008, and over the past decade, has been involved in over 20 startups as cofounder, executive, advisor and consultant. She's worn many hats over the years and applies her background in marketing and finance to help startups craft compelling stories to attract customers, investors, and employees. Jennifer is the founder of TechSparks, a networking group and practice pitchfest for early stage entrepreneurs. She previously served as the head of operations, marketing, and finance as the Chief Operating Officer and founding team member at FanBread, a digital media publishing startup which was acquired by RockYou in 2017. She joined as head of marketing for growth stage companies including Perfect Market (Idealab), Haven, and NEXT Trucking. Jennifer has also held roles at best-in-class companies, Apple, Disney and KPMG. Jennifer received her MBA and Certificate in Technology Commercialization from USC Marshall School of Business, and a BS in Business Administration from UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. She also earned her MA in Cultural and Creative Industries at King’s College London. Twitter: @jenhchang / @techsparks Email: jennifer@techsparks.net

Entrepreneurship requires creativity and innovative thinking. Yet living and working in one location can feel like being trapped in an echo chamber, thereby limiting our creative potential. In 2018, Jennifer Chang found herself at a crossroads. She had successfully sold a startup in 2017 and chased the rising tech pay into the job market, but felt her creativity was being stifled by job descriptions. After being fired from yet another job, she decided to embark on a six month journey around the world to revitalize her creative energy. Her trip took her across 5 continents, 20 countries, 35 flights, and 45,000 miles. Throughout her journey, she met with entrepreneurs, investors, and technologists, using a shared interest in startups as a way to connect with local people, places, and cultures. In this presentation, Jennifer will share highlights from her journey, including the unique organizations and companies she came across as she travelled the globe, looking for entrepreneurial soulmates. Bio: Jennifer Chang is a Los Angeles-based entrepreneur, occasional digital nomad, and world traveler. Jennifer joined her first startup in 2008, and over the past decade, has been involved in over 20 startups as cofounder, executive, advisor and consultant. She's worn many hats over the years and applies her background in marketing and finance to help startups craft compelling stories to attract customers, investors, and employees. Jennifer is the founder of TechSparks, a networking group and practice pitchfest for early stage entrepreneurs. She previously served as the head of operations, marketing, and finance as the Chief Operating Officer and founding team member at FanBread, a digital media publishing startup which was acquired by RockYou in 2017. She joined as head of marketing for growth stage companies including Perfect Market (Idealab), Haven, and NEXT Trucking. Jennifer has also held roles at best-in-class companies, Apple, Disney and KPMG. Jennifer received her MBA and Certificate in Technology Commercialization from USC Marshall School of Business, and a BS in Business Administration from UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. She also earned her MA in Cultural and Creative Industries at King's College London. Twitter: @jenhchang / @techsparks Email: jennifer@techsparks.net

It's a special bonus edition of Comicast this week! Join Michael and special guest co-host Jennifer Chang as they discuss all things Punisher Season 2. Michael and Jennifer discuss what they liked, didn't like, and breakdown their thoughts of the second outing for everyone's favorite vigilante.  To get more Punisher/comic book/pop culture and other nerdy thoughts from Michael and Jennifer just follow them on Twitter! [@ProducerMike975](https://twitter.com/ProducerMike975) & [@jnchang](https://twitter.com/jnchang).  If you enjoy Comicast, please take a minute to subscribe so you can get the latest episodes downloaded directly to your phone. While you're there, leave a rating and/or review as well! The more you rate and review, the more people get to join in on Jong and Michael's comicbook movie, pop culture, gaming, comic adventure!

This week in the studio we have Jennifer Chang and Seonjae Kim. They are fellows with the Drama League andparticipating in their Directorfest in NYC. Their plays Clitorish and First Love touch on relationship, politics and love.JENNIFER CHANG is a multidisciplinary artist with Ovation Award and Stage Scene LA award-honored works. She isa founding member of Chalk Repertory Theatre. She has taught at the East West Players and guest directed at USCand at Texas State University, San Marcos for the Black and Latino Playwrights. She is a member of the StageDirectors and Choreographer's Society, Screen Actors Guild, and Actor's Equity Association. She is the current Headof Undergraduate Acting at UCSD. BFA: Tisch/ NYU; MFA: UCSD. Director's Lab West, National Director's FellowshipFinalist 2017.Seonjae Kim is originally from Seoul, South Korea. Riot Antigone, her original Riot Grrrl musical adaptation ofSophocles' tragedy, premiered at La MaMa and received productions at ANTFest and Bryn Mawr College. Sherecently served as Associate Director for the immersive musical KPOP (Ars Nova/Ma-Yi/Woodshed Collective). Herwork has been seen at Atlantic Theatre Company, Baryshnikov Arts Center, Dixon Place, Williamstown, PEN/WorldVoices Festival, New York Theatre Barn, Prelude Festival and Chicago Fringe. Honors: Van Lier Fellowship (AsianAmerican Arts Alliance), Mike Ockrent Fellowship (SCDF), and Robert Moss Fellowship (Playwrights Horizons). NewGeorges Affiliated Artist. BA: Northwestern.

Jennifer Chang talks about her role as director of the new play VIETGONE. She discusses why every theater performance must be fresh and new, how she gets to hold the door open for traditionally underrepresented individuals, and the theme of VIETGONE as a love letter to Asian men. (Intro: Word to the Wise)

In this issue of Comicast, Jong Lee is joined by Jennifer Chang while Michael is out. They talk about what it means for James Gunn coming on to write and direct Suicide Squad (2?), how the Gunn hire can turn the DCEU around. Jong and Jennifer discuss some on-set problems on the Joker. Jennifer gives her insight on what it's like on a set to give perspective. They then talk about Mark Ruffalo possibly spoiling the Avengers 4 title and speculate on what the actual could be. They also go over quick death predictions and Jong gives his take on who the most handsome MCU Chris is.

Jennifer Chang's poem leads to a discussion of the "flatness" of fairy tale characters, and how her poem defies it with the complexity of her speaker.

Don't worry, we're a week away from the return of Jong Lee! So you only have to deal with 2 more Michael led podcasts. On today's edition of Comicast Michael is joined by fill-in co-host Jennifer Chang. Michael and Jennifer discuss the latest in the comicbook news cycle including [Kelly Marie Tran's statement released in the New York Times](https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/21/movies/kelly-marie-tran.html) on Tuesday (please read it!), the continued issue of keyboard warriors, the start of marketing for this year's Batwoman-centric Arrowverse crossover, the return of Superman and the introduction of Lois Lane to the Arrowverse, DC Universe's new show DC Daily, Robin transforming into Nightwing in season 1 of Titans, the continued issues surrounding The Batman production, Jessica Jones losing it's showrunner, Iron Fist season 2 actually looking ok, and Jennifer is need of a comic book artist! If you or someone you know is a comic artist get in contact with Jennifer on Twitter [@jnchang](https://twitter.com/jnchang).  Follow Michael and Jennifer on Twitter [@ProducerMike975](https://twitter.com/ProducerMike975) & [@jnchang](https://twitter.com/jnchang). Subscribe, like, follow, share, and/or review Comicast on your podcast platform of choice:     * iTunes: [https://apple.co/2y5Jm8p](https://apple.co/2y5Jm8p)     * Google Podcasts: [https://bit.ly/2KIRj8R](https://bit.ly/2KIRj8R)     * Spotify: [https://spoti.fi/2neZOyZ](https://spoti.fi/2neZOyZ)      * Stitcher: [https://bit.ly/2ngInOt](https://bit.ly/2ngInOt)     * Podcast Arena: [https://bit.ly/2fiYpE5](https://bit.ly/2fiYpE5)     Check out the guys new YouTube channel as well! New content will be coming soon, well once Jong gets back from vacation but for now you can like and subscribe to the channel by clicking here: [https://bit.ly/2Oq2PrD](https://bit.ly/2Oq2PrD).

Jennifer Chang is the author of The History of Anonymity and Some Say the Lark, which was longlisted for the PEN Open Book Award. Her poems have appeared in numerous journals, including American Poetry Review, Boston Review, The Nation, Poetry, and A Public Space, and she has published essays on poetry and poetics in The Los Angeles Review of Books, New England Review, and The Volta. She co-chairs the advisory board of Kundiman, an organization that supports Asian American writers, and teaches creative writing and literature at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.Jenny Johnson is the author of In Full Velvet (Sarabande Books, 2017). Her honors include a 2015 Whiting Award and a 2016-17 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton University. Her poems have appeared in The New York Times, Women of Resistance: Poems for a New Feminism, New England Review, and elsewhere. She teaches at the University of Pittsburgh and at the Rainier Writing Workshop's MFA Program. Read "Again a Solstice" by Jennifer Chang.Read "In the Dream" by Jenny Johnson.

Jennifer Chang is the author of The History of Anonymity and Some Say the Lark, which was longlisted for the PEN Open Book Award. Her poems have appeared in numerous journals, including American Poetry Review, Boston Review, The Nation, Poetry, and A Public Space, and she has published essays on poetry and poetics in The Los Angeles Review of Books, New England Review, and The Volta. She co-chairs the advisory board of Kundiman, an organization that supports Asian American writers, and teaches creative writing and literature at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.Jenny Johnson is the author of In Full Velvet (Sarabande Books, 2017). Her honors include a 2015 Whiting Award and a 2016-17 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton University. Her poems have appeared in The New York Times, Women of Resistance: Poems for a New Feminism, New England Review, and elsewhere. She teaches at the University of Pittsburgh and at the Rainier Writing Workshop's MFA Program. Read "Again a Solstice" by Jennifer Chang.Read "In the Dream" by Jenny Johnson.Recorded On: Wednesday, June 13, 2018

In this episode, I talk to my friend Jennifer Chang Wathall about concept-based mathmatics, her book based on her concept-based mathematics framework, and her professional learning structure. Jennifer is an independent educational consultant with over 25 years experience. She travels around the world to work with teachers. Catch up with her at http://www.jenniferwathall.com or on Twitter @JenniferWathall. 

Guest Jennifer Chang, Acting Director of Puyallup Watershed Initiative, speaks with Diane Horn about the Puyallup Watershed Initiative, a new model for community-centered change.

A discussion you won't want to miss with sports writer Jennifer Chang, who knows all things Niners;NFL Week 14 ChabDognostications;Drew Owens is back to gloat about the purple peril defense of the Vikings;Crooning Frankie "Big Valley" Midnight is back to serenade us with more degenerate ditties;Dylan survives another week of surfing (don't wear a seal skin wetsuit), and gets more private lessons from Maahk;ChabDog and Eric are seen reminiscing about another successful Steeler run through the Bungles jungle;Crimes and Misdemeanor clips;Gerry Schultz?;and, of course, more... 

A discussion you won't want to miss with sports writer Jennifer Chang, who knows all things Niners;NFL Week 14 ChabDognostications;Drew Owens is back to gloat about the purple peril defense of the Vikings;Crooning Frankie "Big Valley" Midnight is back to serenade us with more degenerate ditties;Dylan survives another week of surfing (don't wear a seal skin wetsuit), and gets more private lessons from Maahk;ChabDog and Eric are seen reminiscing about another successful Steeler run through the Bungles jungle;Crimes and Misdemeanor clips;Gerry Schultz?;and, of course, more... 

In which Sarah and i talk tangentially, and i cough more than humanly possibly. OH: and there's actually some intro music...but it may change... other things referenced: Fluid Movement - www.fluidmovement.org "Hope is a thing with feathers" by Emily Dickinson - www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/171619 "Angels" by Russell Edson - www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/181238 Inferno by Eileen Myles - www.eileenmyles.com/infernoexc.php "Conversation with Slugs and Sarah" by Jennifer Chang - www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazi…/poem/240940 "ELEVATED SELF ESTEEM AS A RESULT OF ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION" by Megan Boyle - muumuuhouse.com/mb.poetry1.html other poets/writers to check out: Stephen Dunn Jack Spicer Patti Smith Denise Levertov Megan Boyle

Northwestern Division's John Leighow and Jennifer Chang discuss the Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ), including what it is, what the impacts from an earthquake in the CSZ could look like, and the devolution plan that their Division is working on in the event of a CSZ earthquake.

Jen’s parents got divorced when she was 13. She felt insecure and unloved. It took a 20 year journey to find the love she was searching for and heal from the disappointment of her family not looking like she expected it to. Jen's Answers to the Fun Questions: • What are you loving right now? Downton Abbey • What’s your favorite meal right now? Panera Mac & Cheese • What are you doing to take care of yourself? Reading! Inspired by the Modern Mrs Darcy Challenge (http://modernmrsdarcy.com/2016-reading-challenge/) • What are you doing to be brave? Sharing her story and being vulnerable Connect with Becky: • Blog: BeckyLMcCoy.com • Facebook: Facebook.com/BeckyLMcCoy • Twitter/Instagram/Pinterest: @BeckyLMcCoy Share your Sucker Punched story at BeckyLMcCoy.com/Submissions Please subscribe to and rate this podcast to help others find Sucker Punched. NOTE: Sucker Punched is the podcast formerly known as Stories of Unfolding Grace

The second part of our conversation with Chalk Rep's Jennifer Chang: this time we zero in on the company's new work: Diet of Worms. Subscribe to the No Proscenium newsletter at NoProscenium.com! Help make the podcast better via our Patreon campaign at Patreon.com/NoProscenium.  

Jennifer Chang, Producing Artistic Director at Chalk Repretory Theatre and director of their upcoming show Diet of Worms joins host Noah Nelson for the first in a series of interviews about the site-responsive company's work, diversity in casting, and a whole lot more. Subscribe to the No Proscenium newsletters at NoProscenium.com and support the podcast at Patreon.com/NoProscenium.

Curtains raise on Policies! Policies! An unexpected star is born.

A recharged Rafael breathes fresh life into his problematic script.

Rafael reveals a secret, and Gayle tries to rejuvenate his fallen spirits.

The cast's suggestions and demands drive Rafael to a breaking point.

Rehearsals are off to a rocky start, as Rafael's patience wears thin.

Gayle and Rafael try to help Zeke with his paralyzing stage fright.

The cast gathers for the first read-through of Policies! Policies!

Open auditions for Policies! Policies! has all of Maple Grove aflutter.

Rafael seeks funding for his show from the only wealthy couple in town.

Gayle encounters a strange man who wants to stage a musical in Maple Grove

A preview of the third season of In Gayle We Trust.

The first annual Chili Cookoff has Maple Grove atwitter, with every participant assuming Gayle will award them top prize.

The Maple Grove High School football coach comes crawling to Gayle for advice on how to motivate his squad and reverse their lackluster results.

Gayle, Mike and Charlie encounter car trouble, giving Mike and his ego the perfect opportunity to play hero.

Denny Potter is so self-sufficient no merchant in Maple Grove has been able to sell him a thing. That is, until now.

The nicest family in Maple Grove attempts to uncover the culprit of their recent car accident.

Jack Stumpfl, Maple Grove's plumber-by-day, rock star-by-night returns to Gayle's office, and this time he's wearing guyliner.

Kyle and Kim return to Gayle's office, this time attempting to disguise their desperate need of parenting advice under a thin veil of insurance needs.

Rival insurance agent, Drake LaBouche, confronts Gayle on the main streets of Maple Grove and unveils his plot to bring her down once and for all.

Gayle makes a routine check-in with the Andersons, only to discover that their lives have drastically changed since her last visit.

A small town insurance agent serves her colorful clientele and their unusual predicaments.

Hilarious moments from set when things didn't go quite as planned.

A client seeks life insurance for his dog, while the dog seeks a new life.

Gayle and Mike attempt to teach Charlie soccer, but accidentally offer inspiration of a different kind.

A recently married couple has more on their minds than insurance.

Elisa Donovan talks about Gayle's positivity and the fun she had playing her.

The actual cause of a client's car accident is slowly realized.

Gayle attempts to discuss Charlie's report card, while Mike attempts to become a robot.

A peculiar new client seeks unusual liability coverage from a small town insurance agent.

Gayle visits the home of a teenage driver and his out-of-touch parents.

A small town's good-natured insurance agent (Gayle) encounters her arch nemisis (Drake) on her way to work.

An ego-maniacal plumber seeks protection against identity theft.

Nestled somewhere in the middle of America, Maple Grove is populated with a host of colorful characters, and they all turn to one person for insurance needs, counseling and much much more. Though an insurance agent by trade, Gayle Evans has become the default cure-all for the small town, as her pleasant disposition and sound advice has made her a go-to resource in the lives of her clients. From a newlywed couple seeking weekly marital advice, to a over-confident plumber trying to protect his coveted identity, to a travelling hypnotist needing liability coverage, Gayle's clientele range from sympatheic to pathetic to outright bizarre. In Gayle We Trust, a 10-part comedy series from NBCU Digital Studio is written and directed by multiple Emmy-winner Brent Forrester (The Office, The Simpsons, King of the Hill).