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We speak with Dr. Elizabeth Birr Moje, dean and professor at the Marsal Family School of Education, University of Michigan.  Dr. Moje discusses Detroit's School at Marygrove, a university-school partnership serving children and families from before birth through grade 12. We talk about design-based research, Marygrove's innovative teacher-residency program, and what being a model means to Marygrove. The post Marygrove School: Place- and project-based teaching and learning  first appeared on Ethical Schools.

November 28, 2024 ~ Mike Falahee, CEO and Owner of Marygrove Awnings joins Paul W Ahead of the 98th Annual America's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

November 25, 2024 ~ Mike Falahee, owner of Marygrove Awnings joins Paul live at Hunger Free in the D.

July 19, 2024 ~ Mike Falahee, President at Marygrove Awning Co. co-hosts focus live from The Marygrove Awnings Livonia Showroom grand reopening.

Dr. Michael Meehan is the CEO of Marygrove, a child welfare agency near St. Louis that helps children, teens and young adults learn how to transcend an abusive past or overcome other life challenges and move toward a brighter future. In this episode, he discusses how individuals and parishes can get involved in supporting youth and foster families. 

Mission, vision, and purpose are associated with organizational development. Racheal Allen has spent a lifetime re-entering herself around these concepts. Racheal's journey from Southern California to Detroit Eastside's Sojourner Truth homes is a start to a grand understanding of the Detroit Community. Racheal is a Margrove graduate and now works on the campus of Marygrove, bringing to life the business dreams of others. In this interview, her experience as a daughter, mother, manager, salesperson, wife, and creative are expressed in love. Learn so much more behind the mind of a woman advocating empowering Black women entrepreneurs through Operation School. Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher. Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.com Find out more at https://detroit-is-different.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/detroit-is-different/3da942e6-ebfc-4080-9bf9-06d48c60d941

Mentor Moments Season Two Story Moments: Everyone has a story to tell. Our unique stories shape our lives and the individuals we become. This season Mentor Moments will feature individuals sharing their story moments. Each episode will illustrate how seemingly little life moments ultimately shaped our careers in ways that were unpredictable and personally fulfilling. This episode we feature Melissa Rankin-Short. Currently she is employed at Marygrove as Director of Transitional and Independent Living and has worked there since graduating from Maryville's Rehabilitation Counseling program in 2012. In addition, she opened a private practice, InDEPTH Counseling, in 2020. Learn how Melissa has developed her skills in various positions at Maygrove and found ways to give back to the greater good. We hope you enjoy getting to know Melissa! Melissa is the Director of Transitional Services at Marygrove. In this role, she oversees the Independent Living Program and the Therapeutic Foster Homes. Melissa has worked at Marygrove for almost 10 years. She also maintains a small private practice, In Depth Counseling, LLC. Outside of providing therapeutic services, Melissa enjoys spending her down time with her husband, their three dogs and her family and friends. She is always open to sharing about her professional experiences and providing space for others to express themselves, explore their own ideas and perspectives as they navigate their professional and personal paths. Missouri Rehabilitation Association Eastern Chapter Maryville University Rehabilitation Counseling Maryville University Rehabilitation Counseling Youtube MRA Eastern Chapter Blog

September 8, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Operating Partner of the South Lyon Hotel talks to Paul and Dayna about the restaurant and he says it's a great place to meet friends for an enjoyable meal.

Dayna chats with Paul about this weeks Around Town with Marygrove featuring What the Fry in Fort Gratiot Twp.

August 4, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owners of the Motor City Soul Food Redford location talk to Paul and Dayna about their restaurant and the great food they serve.

July 14, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owner of Fishbones talks to Chris, Sean and Dayna about his three restaurants serving great food around town.

April 21, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owner of the Hurry Back Bar talks to Paul and Dayna about his Ecorse bar and he says stop by for some shrimp cocktail.

April 14, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owner of Mi Mosa in Farmington talks to Paul and Dayna about the popular restaurant.

April 7, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owners of Ozone's Brew House in Lansing talk to Chris and Dayna about the restaurant and brewery.

March 24, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owner of "Beggars Banquet" talks to Paul & Dayna about the popular East Lansing restaurant.

March 16, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owner talks to Paul about the business' work with restaurants to give them extra space outside by putting up awnings.

March 3, 2022 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owner of the Grateful Crow talks to Chris about the Chelsea restaurant.

September 2, 2021 ~ The Marygrove Awning Owner & Marketing Director talk to Paul about their "WJR Around Town with Marygrove" feature.

 Why networking is NOT a lost art. How to determine your USP (Unique Selling Proposition) *P.S. Selling is NOT a 4-letter word! How to create your key messages, communicate your value; in other words, how to sell without selling.Renée Ahee is a public relations and marketing professional with more than 40 years in the corporate sector and private practice. Her career has also included successful executive management of non-profit organizations.In business since 1999, her company, In Other Words, LLC, provides public relations and marketing services to for-profit and non-profit clients like Marygrove College in Detroit, where she crafted and executed full marketing plans and told stories about the Marygrove experience in social and traditional media, through speech writing and media relations.She co-founded the Arab American Women's Business Council, a non-profit organization providing education, professional development and networking opportunities for Arab American business and professional women.To learn more about Renée, visit www.inotherwords-llc.com

Doug talks with Paul and Dayna in the "Around Town with Marygrove" segment

Karen Nolkemper with Marygrove on the local charity. Visit: marygrovechildren.org

April 15, 2021 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Sweetwater Tavern Manager tells Paul and Dayna they are well know for their amazing chicken wings.

April 1, 2021 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Steven Lelli's Inn on the Green Owner talks to Paul and Dayna about the restaurant and says try the "Shrimp Lelli."

March 25, 2021 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Owner of "The Corner Social" in South Lyon talks to Paul and Dayna and says come by and check out their "Lavender Lotus."

March 18, 2021 ~ In this edition of "Around Town with Marygrove" the Grand Tavern Troy Owner talks to Paul and Dayna about the restaurant and a great offer for WJR Listeners.

A wife, mother, and a serial entrepreneur with over 15 years of leading startups, creating operational infrastructure, and scaling using lean methodologies. She also brings competencies in organizational leadership by way of building and leading high performing teams, crafting and implementing policy, and tactical procedural reforms to promote efficiency, and planning the strategic allocation of resources to support growth and sustainability. I know what you're thinking... Wow! She means business. So, sit back an enjoy your next STEM-ish episode.

By: David M. Foster, CFP®, CAP®Hello listeners, and welcome to the fourth episode of the Gateway Giving Podcast. My guest today is Courtney Noto, the Chief Development Officer for Marygrove.There are lot of debates in our society about who is deserving of help, and I hope to be able to explore that topic in future episodes of this podcast, but the good news is that pretty much everyone agrees that kids are innocent and blameless for their own circumstances. That's part of the reason it's so heartbreaking to see kids who have the deck stacked against them in so many ways. Whether it's something as horrifying as having physically abusive parents, or something as simple as lack of access to laundry facilities to be able to wear clean clothes to school every day, Marygrove exists to create an environment where kids focus on thriving, instead of just surviving.  Often called the “hidden gem of Florissant” (and they'd like to eliminate the “hidden” part), Marygrove was founded in 1849 to take care of neglected and abandoned girls, but in the present day, they care for girls and boys from birth to age 21. On any given day, they will have around 200 kids in their care, but over the course of a typical year, they will impact the lives of roughly 1,000 kids through the various programs and services they offer. As a parent, I would do just about anything for my kids, and I want to live in a world where every kid has a support system like the one I had growing up and like the one my kids have today.If you'd like to learn more about what you can do to help create that environment for these kids and kids like them, then please listen to and enjoy my interview with Courtney Noto.Courtney Noto and Marygrove are not affiliated with nor endorsed by LPL Financial, Gateway Wealth Management, or Cornerstone Wealth Management. Show NotesMarygrove's Website Home Page2019 Annual ReportFiscal Year 2018 Form 990Therapeutic Residential TreatmentTherapeutic Foster CareTransitional Living ProgramIndependent Living ProgramCrisis ServicesThe Marygrove SchoolYouTube Channel

Posters on Politics 2020, curated by Donna Jackson, addresses a wide-range perspective on today’s alarming socio-political climate. It is on view at the Gallery of Art at Marygrove.

A mover and shaker is helping fund a campaign for equal rights for LGBTQ Michiganders Speaking of which, a new housing development will be built to support youth in that community (read more in the Detroit News) Beaumont Hospital is expanding in Grosse Pointe The Detroit People Mover is changing direction And then a conversation with developer David Alade, the co-founder of Century Partners. I caught up with him at the Detroit Policy Conference and we chatted about the Fitzgerald neighborhood in the city of Detroit, over by 6 Mile between the Marygrove and the University of Detroit Mercy campuses. That’s where his company is doing a variety of projects and it’s one of the neighborhoods the city is focusing on right now. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Yhv8nSylVWxlZilRhi4X9 And although the show will always be free, our members help make it available for everyone else. Become a member on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit

On today's show: Wahlburgers opens in Royal Oak, Jeff Goldblum descends upon Detroit on a bicycle, Jack White is re-releasing some great stuff, there's a cat film festival coming and Arts Beats and Eats releases their lineup. Also: Sister Mary Jane Herb stopped by the studio to talk about the future of the Marygrove campus after the closure of the college later this year. The plans are big and funded. Fletcher Sharpe and Sven break down what's happening in the land of Detroit City FC ahead of their extra season and the possibility they will change leagues. Thanks for listening to your Daily Detroit! Be sure to tell a friend about the show. 

Crain's Detroit Business Senior Editor Chad Livengood talks with Kelly Cobb and Andre Ash on 910AM Superstation about top stories in Crain's.

This week, Daniel Howes says the year-end closure of Marygrove College after 92 years in Detroit doesn’t mean the end of education on its Gothic campus. No, two years of planning now ensure the 53-acre site will once again educate Detroiters, as “The School @ Marygrove” enrolls 120 ninth graders this fall and the University of Michigan launches a teacher residency program patterned after U.S. medical schools. The upshot: Marygrove the place is getting a second act, even as the financial rescue of the school itself failed.

Episode 23 - MarygroveRose Crofford, Chief Operating OfficerKelly Peplinski, Director of Intensive NeedsMike Baer, Director of Transitional and Independent Living 2705 Mullanphy LaneFlorissant, MO 63031 (314)837-1702www.marygrovechildren.org Marygrove has a rich history of more than 165 years caring for children, teens and young adults, offering a safe and healing environment for its residents. The children and adolescents who are placed at Marygrove have often been through multiple, failed placements in other residential facilities or foster homes. Many come from abusive, violent and severely disruptive family situations; some come from failed adoptions; and, in a few instances, children are discharged from psychiatric hospitals directly to Marygrove. Most of the residents are diagnosed with behavioral and psychiatric disorders as a result of abuse and neglect. Without Marygrove’s services, these children and adolescents would face a future living in a much more restrictive environment. The children and young Marygrove Arial revised adults at Marygrove live and grow up in a safe and nurturing environment, and they have an opportunity to heal in a stable, family-like setting. Professional caregivers provide structure while therapists provide an individualized treatment program and counseling to help each child overcome personal obstacles and establish responsible, attainable goals for the short and long-term future. Marygrove is one of the largest therapeutic residential treatment programs in Missouri and is a new beginning for the 200 children and young adults served each day. Many arrive at Marygrove’s doors with immediate needs that include clean clothes, food and medical treatment. They receive all these things in addition to a safe haven and the nurturing and care of round-the-clock staff and therapeutic treatment from licensed, Masters-level therapists. Today, through its broad spectrum of residential and community-based programming, including therapeutic residential treatment and foster care, transitional and independent living programs, crisis care, education and recreational therapy, family counseling, parenting education and mentoring Marygrove enriches the lives of over 1,000 young people each year. As part of the Archdiocese of St. Louis we participate in the Annual Catholic Appeal.

This week, Howes explains how the Kresge Foundation and the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary are collaborating to rescue Marygrove College from financial collapse. The goal: to transform the 91-year-old school, opened by the sisters in the heart of Detroit, into a model of urban education and community redevelopment.