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Send us a Text Message.On this episode of Speaking of…College of Charleston, George Johnson, Executive Director of Strategic Communications, interviews Hayden Cohen, a junior theater major and student orientation leader. Hayden's Tips for Incoming Students:Less is more when it comes to packingSpeak up for yourself, ask for help when you're feeling homesickParticipate in Weeks of Welcome to meet people on campusFeatured on this Episode:Hayden Cohen is a Junior at the College of Charleston majoring in Theatre, with a concentration in Youth Theatre, and is currently on track for a master's program at the college (M.A.T. in Performing Arts). She's a former CofC Bridge program participant, Leadership Council Member, and Peer Mentor. She's a second year Orientation Intern who started the Photography Club, is currently the Vice President of HSAB (Halsey Student Advisory Board), and is a member of CofC Hillel!  Resources from this Episode:Campus Housing: https://charleston.edu/housing/move-in-move-out/what-to-bring.phpCampus Housing – Move in information: https://charleston.edu/housing/move-in-move-out/move-in.phpWeeks of Welcome: https://charleston.edu/admission/admitted-students/next-steps/welcome-week.phpHillel: https://cofchillel.orgCougar Connect: https://cougarconnect.cofc.edu/Cougar Free store:  Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/sustaincofc/Technology checklist out for students who are looking for a new laptop: https://help.charleston.edu/technology-resources/Student Wellness: https://charleston.edu/wellness/index.php  

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Natasha Davis / Owner of Impact Branding Consulting, Chief Brand Strategist, Strategic Planner, and Author Natasha E. Davis affectionately known as "The Chief Visionary" is a baccalaureate prepared Registered Nurse certified in Emergency and Trauma nursing for over 12 years. She emerged as a Branding Strategist and Corporate Trainer in 2007, with the launch of her 3rd company Impact Branding Consulting, Inc. a certified Woman Owner Small Business. Natasha advanced her career and pursued her Masters in Business & Marketing in the Fall of 2009. Her specialty is helping executives, entrepreneurs and companies create brands that have a lasting impact. She thrives on fixing problems and eliminating frustrations for companies and their executives. Over the past 10 plus years, Natasha has worked with several companies and executives to assist them in enhancing their business potential, brand equity, brand loyalty, customer satisfaction and marketing strategy through the power of brand positioning. Utilizing her "Brand First Principle" she has taken companies from a negative 8% profit margin to a flourishing 40% profit margin and on average increases company revenue by 30% per year. She quickly identifies performance gaps, find solutions, get results and improve outcomes. Natasha, authored and published her first book "Get Grounded; Stay Grounded" to educate individuals on how to achieve personal branding and personal development. She published her 2nd book "Unleash You Millionaire Mindset and Build Your Brand" to educate business owners on how to achieve professional branding and business growth. She developed the proprietary model software "The Profit Enhancer" to quickly identify and close business performance gaps. Natasha has gained recognition as the Executive Professional & Entrepreneur of the Year, noted as one of the 40 under 40 Movers and Shakers in Business by Career Magazine. Presented with recognition as a "Woman of Outstanding Leadership in Business" by the International Women's Leadership Association - Leadership Category and awarded by the USIEC with the "2013 Georgia Excellence Award in Marketing". In 2016 she was recognized with the Lifetime Achievement Award from President Barack Obama. In 2017, she was inducted into the National Society of Leadership and Success - Sigma Alpha Pi for the works she has done. In 2019 she was appointed the Leadership Council Member for Small Business by the National Small Business Association for the state of Georgia. And in 2020, she received the Home Office Business Achievement award from the Atlanta Business League and featured in an Entrepreneurship DocuSeries produced by one of the largest CRM companies, Infusion Soft by Keap. View full details about Natasha on www.NatashaDavisVisionary.com https://youtu.be/n_wnPawOTP8 Ted Jenkin / Oxygen Financial (Host) Lee Heisman / Savant CTS (Host) Natasha Davis / Impact Branding Consulting, Chief Brand Strategist (Guest)

Comprised of experienced and committed executives representing different segments of the clinical research industry, the SCRS Leadership Council provides strategic guidance, policy decisions and oversight to SCRS. Our newest Leadership Council member Mohammad A. Millwala, CEO of DM Clinical Research, shares how he initially became involved with SCRS,  industry initiatives he is excited to work on, and predictions for the future of the site community.

(00:00-9:35): Brian welcomed guest co-host Steve Coble! Steve is the Pastor of Teaching, Discipleship, and Spiritual Formation at Renewal Church of Chicago. Learn more about Steve at renewalchicago.com (9:35-26:54): Dr. Alan Noble, Associate Professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University, Cofounder of Christ and Pop Culture, and Leadership Council Member for the AND Campaign, joined Brian and Steve to talk about his new book, “You Are Not Your Own: Belonging to God in an Inhuman World” Learn more about Alan and his book at oalannoble.com and connect with him on Twitter at @TheAlanNoble  (26:54-35:35): Brian and Steve reflected on Tish Harrison Warren's New York Times opinion article, “What I Believe About Life After Death.”  (35:35-41:54): How can we be contributors at church instead of consumers? Brian and Steve talked about this and commented on Tyler J. VanderWeele and Brendan Case's Christianity Today article, “Empty Pews Are an American Public Health Crisis.” (41:54-50:58): Brian and Steve shared pastoral encouragement on doubt.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First Chair will spotlight education leaders working to create new National Standards, education resources, and communication strategies that will benefit all members. In this first highlight, meet PSIA-AASI Northwest Technical Team Head Coach Rick Lyons.

Misty is joined by Prism parent and Leadership Council Member, Kristie Spielmaker, as they discuss how challenges and difficult circumstances can be opportunities to build a positive sense of strong identity in our children.

Vernon interviews community organizer, Silvia Inéz Salazar. Vernon and Ms. Salazar discuss the role she has played in organizing cooperatives in Washington, DC, and how cooperatives can be used to solve community problems. Silvia Inéz Salazar has been organizing housing and worker owned cooperatives in DC for the past ten years. She serves as a Trustee for the Consumer Health Foundation and Board Member and was recently appointed Board Chair for the Latino Economic Development Center. As a volunteer organizer and Leadership Council Member for Cooperation DC, she is organizing worker-owned childcare cooperative in the District of Columbia called Co-Familia. In 2005, Silvia, along with her fellow founding members, decided to reach out to their neighbors in an effort to start a tenant association to fix ongoing maintenance problems and resist displacement to make way for condominiums. The combination of organizing actions, lawsuits, media coverage, and community support finally caused the landlord to sell the building to the tenants. Her efforts were instrumental in securing $9.7 million in funding from the District of Columbia Department of Housing and Community Development towards the purchase of the building. In 2011, Silvia and her neighbors converted the Norwood Tenant Association into an affordable housing cooperative. Silvia led the effort to reach out to District of Columbia government agencies, community organizations, and faith-based associations to prevent displacement and resist gentrification efforts. She is working towards addressing the lack of affordable childcare in her neighborhood by exploring partnerships and collaborations to find a location for the Co-Familia Childcare Cooperative. Silvia emigrated from El Salvador as an undocumented immigrant at the age of seven. She volunteers at the Smithsonian Museum of American History where she serves as a bilingual Spanish-English language docent that leads tours of the museum. In a professional capacity, she has worked for the federal government at the National Institutes of Health in the area of cancer social science research since 2003.

Interested in implementing technology in your health and physical education classroom? Whether you have one device or are a 1:1 classroom, listen as our guest panel discuss the successes and failures when it comes to implementing technology. Learn the management of technology (adding apps, storage of devices, etc.), how to begin implementing and building technology in your classes, and what can be accomplished by simply using one device in your classroom. Panelists include: *Gina Lange —Currently serving as the District Chair for Middle Level Physical Education and Health Curriculum Council, Gina has a Master’s degree in Physical Education: Exercise Science from University of Northern Iowa and recently began her 16TH year of teaching in Liberty Public Schools in Liberty, Mo. *Brian Devore — A graduate of UNC Chapel Hill, Brian has over 25 years of teaching experience at the K-12 level. In 2013-14, Brian was named Cobb County’s Elementary Physical Education TOY, Georgia AHPERD’s Elementary PE TOY, and Southern District SHAPE America Elementary PE TOY. Currently, he serves as Georgia AHPERD’s President Elect, Georgia AHPERD’s Social Media Director, SHAPE America Southern District’s Leadership Council Member, and chair of SHAPE America’s Physical Education Council. *Amy Prior — An NCAAHE Teacher of the Year, as well as SHAPE America Southern District’s Health Educator of the Year, Amy’s 20 plus years of involvement with NCAASPERD-SM and SHAPE America has launched her onto a national platform for teacher voice and educational policy. She has served the past three years on the NCAAHE Board, with the last two as President Elect and current President, affording her a seat on NCAAHPERD-SM's Board of Directors. She also serves as a member of SHAPE America’s National Health Education Standards (NHES) Addendum-Skills Based Task Force and the SHAPE America’s Health Education Assessment (HEAP) Task Force.

Interested in implementing technology in your health and physical education classroom? Whether you have one device or are a 1:1 classroom, listen as our guest panel discuss the successes and failures when it comes to implementing technology. Learn the management of technology (adding apps, storage of devices, etc.), how to begin implementing and building technology in your classes, and what can be accomplished by simply using one device in your classroom. Panelists include: *Gina Lange —Currently serving as the District Chair for Middle Level Physical Education and Health Curriculum Council, Gina has a Master’s degree in Physical Education: Exercise Science from University of Northern Iowa and recently began her 16TH year of teaching in Liberty Public Schools in Liberty, Mo. *Brian Devore — A graduate of UNC Chapel Hill, Brian has over 25 years of teaching experience at the K-12 level. In 2013-14, Brian was named Cobb County’s Elementary Physical Education TOY, Georgia AHPERD’s Elementary PE TOY, and Southern District SHAPE America Elementary PE TOY. Currently, he serves as Georgia AHPERD’s President Elect, Georgia AHPERD’s Social Media Director, SHAPE America Southern District’s Leadership Council Member, and chair of SHAPE America’s Physical Education Council. *Amy Prior — An NCAAHE Teacher of the Year, as well as SHAPE America Southern District’s Health Educator of the Year, Amy’s 20 plus years of involvement with NCAASPERD-SM and SHAPE America has launched her onto a national platform for teacher voice and educational policy. She has served the past three years on the NCAAHE Board, with the last two as President Elect and current President, affording her a seat on NCAAHPERD-SM's Board of Directors. She also serves as a member of SHAPE America’s National Health Education Standards (NHES) Addendum-Skills Based Task Force and the SHAPE America’s Health Education Assessment (HEAP) Task Force.

Click Here for the resources from our interview with Brian Watson The More You Give The More You Will Receive Brain Watson grew up in the Western Slopes of Colorado loving anything to do with the outdoors. He came from a family of entrepreneurs and real estate construction was a part of that. When going to college, he chose real estate as his career path and after 7 years as a nationwide broker, he started his own company, North Star Commercial Partners. He has always wanted to make an impact and communicate with individuals that may not normally know about faith, and that is what North Star has allowed him to do. “When I was young, my parents told me that, “You’re a blessed person if you can have an impact in one life. And you might be fortunate to have an impact in many lives, thousands of lives, but focus on the one.”” –Brian Watson With North Star he is able to buy vacant real estate and create jobs and opportunities for people. He has always had the philosophy that the more you give across the table, the more you will receive. He is a part of many non-profits and has started his own foundation in order to do just that. “I think giving, like anything in life, is a learned trait.” -Brian Watson You Will Learn How to make a positive impact in the community you are in, in the lives you are touching right now How to have a life well lived How to apply your business skills to give your time and treasure to non-profits How to equip the current and next generation of leaders How to give from a cheerful place The process of giving How to bring your faith and your heart into day to day interactions Resources www.brianwatson.us Opportunity Coalition Podcast Bio Brian Watson is the Founder and CEO of the privately held commercial real estate investment organization, Northstar Commercial Partners. After graduating from Olathe High School on the Western Slope of Colorado, Mr. Watson received a Bachelor of Science degree in Real Estate from the University of Colorado at Boulder.  Mr. Watson then joined Cushman & Wakefield of Colorado, Inc. (C&W), an international commercial real estate firm. During his seven-year tenure at this firm, Mr. Watson had the distinction of being the youngest broker in company history to qualify for a Directorship title, which was a direct result of his consistent high production and comprehensive understanding of commercial real estate. Though Mr. Watson performed tenant representation, he primarily focused on landlord representation for the majority of his career at C&W. He represented clients such as Lend Lease Real Estate, CarrAmerica Realty LP, P&O Investments/Denver Technological Center, Mission Viejo Companies, Shea Properties, Terrabrook, ERE/Yarmouth and acted as agent for two major Colorado office parks, Highlands Ranch and Stonegate. Mr. Watson also received C&W's prestigious Service Excellence Award for his superior ability to handle complex, high value transactions. Mr. Watson's extensive education and experience in the real estate industry has been instrumental to the success of Northstar Commercial Partners. Mr. Watson has positioned Northstar as one of the primary acquirers of vacant and/or value-add properties in markets throughout the United States.  The company focuses on buying these assets from lenders, corporations, and other owners, improving these assets and placing them back into productivity to create jobs and opportunities in their local communities. Mr. Watson currently serves as the President of the Leadership Program of the Rockies 2015 Class; a Board Member of the Colorado Commission on Family Medicine for the 6th Congressional District of Colorado appointed by the Governor of Colorado; a Leadership Council Member for the Colorado NFIB (National Federation of Independent Business); a member of The Leadership Program of the Rockies Class of 2015; a member of The Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry (CACI), which is the Colorado State Chamber of Commerce; and a member of the Chairman’s Roundtable while serving on the Energy and Environment Council and the Governmental Affairs Council; an A-List Member of CXO (a private collaborative executive organization of influence that connects C-level executives and owners of companies throughout the world); and is Founder and CEO of the Opportunity Coalition, which promotes collaboration among the people of Colorado and new business startups to create quality jobs throughout Colorado. Mr. Watson has also served as a Board Member and active supporter of TAPS (the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors) for those who have lost loved ones in U.S. Military Service; the Chairman of the Finance Committee for the Colorado Republican Party; a Member of the Board of Governors and President's Council for Opportunity International (one of the world's largest microfinance lenders providing loans to individual entrepreneurs in the developing world); an Executive Committee Member of the International Board of Directors for Mercy Ships (the world's largest non-profit medical hospital on a traveling ship, which performs over 60,000 annual life changing surgeries for free in Africa); a Republican delegate for his County, Congressional, and State political assemblies; a Board Member and President of Brokers Benefiting Kids (a Denver based non-profit that raises financial support for multiple children's charities in Colorado); a Member of the Metro Denver Executive Club; a Member of the Legacy Political organization; a Member of the Citywide Banks Advisory Board; a Member of the Republican Business Advisory Council; Chairman of the Advisory Board for the Alliance for Choice in Education (ACE Scholarships - a Denver based non-profit that provides educational scholarships and school choice programs for low-income kids grades K-12); Chairman of The Board of Directors and a mentor for Save Our Youth (a Denver-based inner city youth mentoring program); and a Member and President of the Downtowner's Toastmasters Club. Mr. Watson is a supporter of his local Christian church, resides in Greenwood Village, Colorado with his wife and two children, and has another child in college. He is passionate about creating opportunity for all citizens of Colorado and the United States, and works to enhance the business, political, and educational environments in each.

Carolyn Bendall is the editor of Your True Colours Magazine and fashion critic/image consultant.  Each Monday morning she brings you entertainment, fashion, and engaging stories and people. Peggy Sue Schmoldt is the founder and owner of the Academy of Cosmetology Arts and has been an ongoing educator and mentor for the beauty industry for over 35 years. She is an American Board Certified Haircolorist, a Leadership Council Member for the Beauty Professional Section of the Professional Beauty Association, An chemical services expert and educator, a trend developer, a mentor, a Mother, a Grandmother, a dancer, a stand-up comedian, and an ordained minister. She is an life-long student of beauty.    http://www.acapros.com/ http://www.haircolorist.com/