Podcasts about master of science

Most of us have encountered Human Resources when we have applied for jobs or internships, through our applications, interviews, paychecks, and policies. What is it like to work in Human Resources?  What kind of things do you do? Melissa had many interests in college and began to identify some things about her strengths and interests to help guide her in her early career decisions.  She has taken intentional actions throughout her education and career to learn more and gain skills to advance. This episode is helpful not only for those interested specifically in Human Resources and Project Management, but also for those who have a wide variety of interests in college and are looking for how to take steps forward throughout their career.  I wanted to interview Melissa because I knew she would have fantastic advice and guidance for people in a variety of places in their education and career - and she delivered!  

It might be one of the Pittsburgh region's best-kept secrets, but not for long. You can gain new, in-demand technical skills and focus on real-world applications with a Master of Science in Computer Science degree from Duquesne University. Duquesne's Dr. Jeff Jackson, Graduate Director and Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, and David Berdik, Instructor Computer Science, step up to the One Mic Stand Podcast to detail how you can unlock a world of possibilities with a program built to help working professionals and recent graduates with bachelor's degrees excel in their careers and make meaningful contributions to the industry.  The Master of Science in Computer Science program at Duquesne University offers a comprehensive education in computing, focusing on current research areas, with opportunities for involvement in faculty research projects and publications, and without comprehensive examinations. The program offers: Part-time and full-time enrollment available Non-thesis program No GRE required, unless seeking an assistantship Competitive tuition rate Applications due July 1 for Fall 2024 start. Learn more here.  

In Episode 81 of the CSUSB Advising Podcast, Matt Markin chats with Dr. Tandis Bidgoli, Assistant Professor in the Geological Sciences department about the Master of Science in Geology! Dr. Bidgoli discusses the the graduate program, application process, what students are learning in Geology graduate level coursework, and much more!  Check out more information about the Master of Science in Geology! Subscribe to the CSUSB Advising Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google and more!Follow us on social media:Instagram & Tik Tok - @csusbadvisingFacebook - CSUSB AdvisingTwitter - @csusb_advisingYouTube - @csusbadvisinghttps://csusbadvising.buzzsprout.com/

Dr. Kevin Smith joins Jen and Lillie to talk about the Master of Science in Educational Technology degree program at Dakota State. Learn more about how the program helps students utilize technology in a learning environment, develop tech and leadership skills, understand instructional design, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shekinah Fashaw-Walters is working to improve the health outcomes for the general public. She focuses on providing quality care. She says this means dismantling structural inequities and providing equitable high quality care for the most marginalized and that her commitment to anti-racist work extends beyond the classroom.  

Today we're going to cover the entertainment industry. Did you know that it's somewhat unethical? Yeah, we were surprised too. Turns out people do all sorts of things when you give them the promise of money and power. Once you actually give them money and power, it gets a whole lot worse. That's why we choose to remain humble. Can't let all this fame and fortune go to our heads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The University of West Florida Usha Kundu, MD College of Health will launch an Entry into Practice (Direct Entry) Master of Science in Nursing program in Fall 2023. The five-semester, in-person graduate program will be offered on UWF's Pensacola campus and Emerald Coast location, is a direct pathway to the nursing profession. “The Entry into Practice Master of Science is unique because this is designed for students that already have a bachelor's degree,” said Dr. Crystal Bennett, the UWF School of Nursing director.  “They've already attended a university, already have a bachelor's degree, possibly in the sciences, but it could be in another discipline. This program allows them to change their careers, go into nursing and complete an entry-level nursing degree in five semesters.”The deadline to enroll in the upcoming fall semester has been extended to Friday, Aug. 4. Dr Bennett said, “Folks can call 850-473-7756. Don't worry if you get a voicemail; my staff is working really hard, and they will return your call. “ 

In this podcast, students from the seventh cohort of the Master of Science in Clinical Optometry international program share why they chose Salus and what they hope to get out of their time here.To learn more about the Department of International and Continuing Education, visit salus.edu/internationalTo learn more about our podcast series, visit salus.edu/podcasts

Join us on this special episode as we start a series of conversations with the winners of the Osmosis from Elsevier 2022 Raise the Line Faculty Awards which recognize the inspirational educators who are responsible for training future generations of healthcare professionals. Winners were chosen fromover 1,000 nominations received from 377 institutions around the world.  The interviews feature testimonials from the students and peers who nominated the eventual winners focusing on how they embody the six Osmosis core values.  We start with Dr. Athanasios Hassoulas, Director of the Master of Science Psychiatry Program and Digital Education Lead at Cardiff University in Wales who won the “Other Health Professionals” category. Dr. Hassoulas tells host Michael Carrese about how his teaching innovations are informed by students and about the challenges and opportunities of incorporating digital technology into teaching practices. Dr. Hassoulas also shares how his personal experience with OCD led him to pursue a career in psychiatry and inspires his teaching philosophy. "I think care is the philosophy that underpins what I do.”  Don't miss this insightful conversation with a remarkable educator who is breaking down barriers and raising the bar for excellence in medical education.Mentioned in this episode: www.osmosis.org/faculty-awards

Director of the Master of Science in Analytics, Myra Gonzalez, is also an active community leader and possesses a fervent interest in the future of technology. She has also been an obliging mentor for many students while working at Texas A&M for over 20 years. She has done extensive outreach to high school students and created pipelines from areas that had never sent students to Texas A&M before. She centers her program around the students needs and enjoys watching her students go from having little knowledge in data, into flourishing digital leaders.   Bio:  Myra Gonzalez is an Aggie from Houston, Texas and the current Director of MS Analytics Program at Mays Business School. She is an accomplished higher educational professional with undergraduate and graduate admission experience. Gonzalez has a passion for life-long learning and understands that higher education is one pathway to improve oneself and the community we live in. Since 2002 she has served as advisor for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers at Texas A&M University. She has also served on various committees in the Texas Association for College Admission Counseling and the National Association for College Admission Counseling.

A discussion with Scott Radcliffe, Managing Director, Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) Program, Emory University. Prior roles at Cox Communications, SAS, IBM, and Home Depot. He talks about the depth and complexity of the operational analytics helping drive content delivery services like cable TV and streaming services, why he look at business as a system of processes, how students should focus on gaining skills and not just a specific job or company, and how he ended up transitioning to a university. #analytics #datascience #leadership #machinelearning #ai #artificialintelligence #Emory #CoxCommunications #SAS #IBM #HomeDepot

Dr. McDonald and Dr. Hewitt talk in-depth about Logan's new Master of Science in Integrative Pediatrics degree.

University of Omaha at Omaha's Heike Langdon explains what goes into an Urban Studies concentration, what she likes best about nonprofit work, and why she was attracted to a field that touches on serious societal problems today and historically.   She's focused, especially, on redlining in a few large American cities as her degree's final project. What's red-lining? Glad you asked. And she's studying this while she's working at this cool place on campus that brings together multiple nonprofits under one roof.  Let's get learning …  

Gareth Loudon's interest is creativity, combining ideas from anthropology, psychology, engineering, and design, and he has led international transdisciplinary research projects in academia and industry. Gareth is a Professor of Creativity and Head of Programmes at the Royal College of Art for the MA/MSc Innovation Design Engineering and MA/MSc Global Innovation Design, which is run jointly with Imperial College London. Previously Gareth was Associate Dean of Research at the Cardiff School of Art and Design. He has also worked for Apple and Ericsson Research designing and developing new software and computer-embedded products. Gareth is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Creativity Without Frontiers available at all relevant book retailersStay in touch with Unknown OriginsMusic by Iain Mutch Support the show

Professor Emeritus Gordon Walker studies leisure, including this important question: "Is nature needed as a basic psychological need?" Gordon has his Master of Science in Leisure Studies (Arizona State University) and PHD in Forestry in Natural Resource Recreation (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University). He has published over 90 refereed research articles and co-authored or co-edited three books including: A Social Psychology of Leisure. Much of this work involved individuals living in East Asia as well as those who emigrated from this area to North America.  In retirement, Gordon's goal has been to follow Michel de Montaigne's advice and “…to live at more leisure and at one's ease”. He loves being outside and being on the water on his canoe. Please enjoy my chat with Gordon Walker. Gordon and I chat about: Is nature needed as a basic psychological need? How social factors (gender, ethnicity, race, culture, social class, etc) affect our connection to nature How we can be more welcoming to others and bring people into the the outdoor space Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Author and pulp fan John C. Wright returns to the show! The Voice of Reason: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC14_BcQF6IC5rs0VtOOXZfQ http://www.scifiwright.com/ https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/entity/author/B001IR1FZS

When our latest guest told me the story of how she learned, “exclamation points are for lazy people,” it reminded me of “foster conclusions with specific, quantifiable facts” ...a lesson from Above-the-Fold Energy: How to engage the prospect's mind with a carefully crafted opening (https://meclabs.com/course/lessons/above-the-fold-energy/). Take a look at your headlines, sub-headlines, opening paragraphs and other writing you use to communicate about your business. Are you trying to force potential customers to believe it with (literal or figurative) exclamation points? Or are you helping foster conclusions by presenting information?That is an opportunity for marketing optimization Nicole Salla sparked in me during our discussion. Listen now to discover what ideas the Chief Marketing Officer of Kiddie Academy (https://kiddieacademy.com/) will spark in you.But first, a little background… Kiddie Academy has 300 locations in 33 states and DC, with 30 new locations opening this year,  and Salla manages a marketing team of 20, plus agency partners.Stories (with lessons) about what she made in marketingSome lessons from Salla that emerged in our discussion:Nothing is created alone. Make others part of the discussion.To be successful in marketing, it is critical to be a skilled salesperson.LISTEN (with your ears, your eyes, and your gut).Exclamation points are for lazy people. In a world of chicken dinners, be a lobster dinner.When there is a philosopher in the room, you need to diffuse “idea grenades.” Related content mentioned in this episodeMarketing Career: How to become an indispensable asset to your company (even in a bad economy) (https://marketingexperiments.com/value-proposition/marketing-career)99 Problem Ideas: “Harvey Gabor (art director on Coke's iconic campaign) burned my ad concept with a lighter” (https://www.marketingsherpa.com/article/interview/99-problem-ideas-harvey-gabor-art-director-on-coke-s-iconic-campaign-burned-my-ad-concept-with-a-lighter)Headline Formulas: A step-by-step process for radically transforming your copywriting (https://meclabs.com/course/lessons/headline-formulas/)Search the MarketingSherpa Library (https://www.marketingsherpa.com/library) – 8,788 articles, videos, and podcasts (including 1,726 case studies)Get more episodesTo receive future episodes of how I Made It In Marketing, sign up to the MarketingSherpa email newsletter at https://marketingsherpa.com/newslettersAbout this podcastThis podcast is not about marketing – it is about the marketer. It draws its inspiration from the Flint McGlaughlin quote, “The key to transformative marketing is a transformed marketer” from the Become a Marketer-Philosopher: Create and optimize high-converting webpages free digital marketing course (https://meclabs.com/course/)

Dr. Caroline Baillie, Academic Director of the University of San Diego's Master of Science in Engineering for Sustainability and Health (MESH), and Dr. Paul Kadetz, Co-Director of MESH, talk about the launch of this innovative degree that will take a holistic approach to global challenges in the world of sustainability and engineering.

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Dr. Michelle Moore, Academic Director and Professor of Practice of USD Master of Science in Cyber Security Operations and Leadership, is joined by her Adjunct Faculty colleague Nikolas Behar, to discuss USD's MS in Cyber Security program. Moore and Behar chat about the growing demand for Cyber Security Operations and Leadership education. To learn more about the program visit https://onlinedegrees.sandiego.edu/masters-cyber-security-operations/

In this episode of Outcomes Rocket Nursing, we are privileged to feature Mary Rose Saint-Cyr, one of the great nursing leaders coming out of the next generation. Mary Rose has such an interesting background so we invited her to know why she decided to study nursing. Mary Rose talks about her inspiration for taking the plunge in nursing and overcoming the many noes. She also shares insights on the importance of diversity in the health workforce, the value of having a supportive community, adopting a holistic admissions process, and many more. This is an inspiring and eye-opening interview, especially for those who are considering nursing as a career, so make sure to tune in! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

In episode 23 of The Gunn Show, Amanda Bakun joins us to discuss all things marketing! Amanda has a Master's of Science degree in Marketing Research from Michigan State University and shares some o...

Mijn gast van vandaag is MASTER OF SCIENCE die eind jaren 80 een eigen label starte met een aantal partners. De foodprint  van dit label was helder,  Jazz. Na vele jaren en vele successen gehad te hebben maakte hij de overstap om te werken voor de NVPI als Managing director. Een muziekondernemer die overstapt naar een bestuursfunctie,   Ik heb het natuurlijk over Anne de Jong Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Duhawk Digest Host Robert Waterbury is joined by Dr. Kate Cooper (Biomedical Sciences Program Director) and Dr. Heidi Nelson (Director of Graduate and Continuing Education Programs) as the group discusses the new Biomedical Sciences Master's Program. Learn More: https://www.loras.edu/biomedical

Amy Wilcox, an organ donation specialist, shares her impression of a Master of Science in Palliative Care.

Frauen sind in naturwissenschaftlichen Disziplinen leider immer noch unterrepräsentiert. Heute habe ich eine junge Frau zu Gast im Podcast, die Physik in Berlin studiert. Vanessa schreibt zur Zeit ihre Masterarbeit im Bereich der Nichtlinearen Optik und Quantenelektronik. Wie es als Frau unter so vielen Männern ist, mit welchen Vorurteilen sie zu kämpfen hat und welche Tipps sie für Frauen in „Männerdomänen“ hat erfährst Du in diesem Podcast. Ebenso gibt Vanessa einen Einblick, wie sie sich stets motiviert und wie sie privat einen Ausgleich zur Arbeit schafft. Wenn Du Fragen an Vanessa hast, dann kannst Du sie mir gerne per Mail an kontakt@luisapatsiouras.com senden und ich leite sie dann an Vanessa weiter. Ich wünsche Dir ganz viel Freude mit dieser Folge und freue mich auf Deine Gedanken zu diesem Thema unter dem aktuellen Post auf Instagram @luisa.patsiouras . Love and rock on, Deine Luisa Weitere Links von Luisa: 1:1 Mindful Start Mentoring: https://www.luisapatsiouras.com/mentoring/ Website: https://www.luisapatsiouras.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luisa.patsiouras/

”People ask me to predict the future, when all I want to do is prevent it.” Ray Bradbury has been acclaimed as the writer most responsible for bringing modern science fiction into the literary mainstream but, as the quote above shows, he regarded himself as the author of modern philosophical fables, rather than a sci-fi writer. In his dystopian works, such as Fahrenheit 451, he holds up a mirror to contemporary society and then transposes it into fantastical and futuristic scenarios. Bradbury was a prolific writer who tried his hand at everything from poems and novels to TV and radio scripts but it's his early short stories which he produced in his twenties that are perhaps the most imaginative. To mark the centenary of Bradbury's birth, Rajan Datar is joined by three Bradbury experts to help him navigate through the author's prodigious output: Professor Jonathan Eller from Indiana University who is also the Director of the Center for Ray Bradbury Studies; Dr. Miranda Corcoran who teaches American literature at University College Cork with particular interest in science fiction, horror and the gothic; and Dr. Phil Nichols who combines research into Bradbury's TV and other media work with the teaching of Film and Television Production at Wolverhampton University. (Photo: Ray Bradbury in Los Angeles, circa 1980. Credit Michael Montfort/Pix/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Why Georgetown's new MSBA program may be just what you're looking for! [Show Summary] Dr. Sudipta Dasmohapatra, Academic Director of Georgetown’s MSBA program, goes in-depth on who the new online master’s program is for and how will prepare students for careers in data science leadership. Earn your Master's of Science in business analytics online in just 16 months, while continuing to work. [Show Notes] Are you attracted to business analytics but don't want to take the time off work to enter a full-time program to master the topic? Georgetown's McDonough School of Business has just what you're looking for: an online master's designed for working professionals. Today's guest is the director of that program, and we're going to learn all about it. Dr. Sudipta Dasmohapatra earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in India and her PhD from Penn State, and she's always been a numbers geek. She started her career as a data scientist in 2004 and her teaching career at North Carolina State, where she was Associate Professor of Marketing and Customer Analytics until 2017. In 2017, she became, among other duties, the Director of the Master's in Statistical Science at Duke University, and in 2020 she joined Georgetown as Academic Director of its brand new online MS in Business Analytics (MSBA) program for working professionals. Can you provide an overview of Georgetown's MSBA program? [2:06] The Georgetown Master’s in Business Analytics offered by the McDonough School of Business is coming online in January 2021. It is an online, 16-month, comprehensive analytics program. We have designed it with the goal of preparing future business leaders and managers that are interested in learning how to understand data and how to use data to create, share, and sustain value. The graduates of this program will be prepared to lead in key growth sectors where graduates that have deep business analytic skills are highly sought. This particular program has been rigorously curated to meet the needs of the current marketplace. We have integrated the technical aspects of data analytics with the managerial business functions so that the students can learn to speak and communicate the language of data. Within this particular program, we have both asynchronous classes, as well as synchronous sessions in which the students can join their cohort, as well as a prominent faculty, in a virtual classroom. Students also have the opportunity to come to campus. We have two week-long campus-based residencies that provide integrated hands-on activities to the students through a very intensive, week-long curriculum. One of the cornerstones of this particular program that I want to talk about is the capstone project. The capstone project, over six months, applies the program's concepts and methods and tools that the students learn in a challenging business data analytics assignment with a project sponsor. Students that come into this program can not only leverage the core McDonough and Georgetown community network, but being in the global capital city of Washington DC, we are going to connect the students to a network of people, programs, and complex data that have real-world consequences. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17Lc59Bxemc Could you give an example? What do you think a capstone project would be? [4:17] A capstone project could be from a real-life sponsor. We might have, let's say, the military that has all this different data to do, say, cyber analytics. We might go to them and leverage our existing contacts and get data from there, and students would be able to work on projects where they can see the application of what they have learned in a real-life project. That's what we are envisioning right now with the capstone project. Wow. How large of a cohort do you plan to admit this year and in subsequent years? Is it a lockstep program, where all participants take the same courses together,

Dr. Pu Liu is a professor of finance and chairman of the department of finance at the Sam M. Walton College of Business. Liu recognized the importance of a Master of Science in Finance program after seeing the need to address the challenges of a digital economy driven by technology and innovation. In this program, students learn essential financial skills and gain the expertise to excel in their careers.

Volete andare a fare il Master of Science a Londra? Ci racconta la sua esperienza la collega Sofia Drivas. Dall'amore per lo studio, l'aggiornamento e la ricerca è partita un'esperienza unica per un Igienista Dentale. Parodontologia e cariologia ai massimi livelli. Adatto a tutti quei professionisti che amano lo studio e che vogliono lanciarsi nel mondo della ricerca e dell'insegnamento. L'articolo del blog: https://www.tartaronline.com/master-of-science-a-londra-vi-racconto-la-mia-esperienza/ Iscriviti alla Newsletter: https://www.tartaronline.com/newsletter/ Tartaronline Podcast è la raccolta degli audio-articoli della piattaforma tartaronline.com raccontati direttamente dalla voce degli autori.

A man comes out of isolation and walks in a trance through the centre of Shanghai, marvelling at an empty shopping mall and the changes he sees around him. It sounds like a news report but it's actually the plot of an eerie sci-fi short story written by Chinese author Chen Qiufan (also known as Stanley Chan) last year. He speaks to Tina about his new work and life imitating art in science fiction. How is COVID-19 influencing artists? The Singaporean art collective PHUNK, tells us about updating their SARS-inspired artwork ‘Control Chaos' to reflect the current global crisis. ‘Stay apart – and keep connecting' – that's the philosophy behind a new daily online comedy broadcast made by the British comedians Robin Ince and Josie Long. Robin and Josie talk to Tina about creating a space to support artists and entertain audiences in the age of lockdown. Plus from home concerts with John Legend to the campaigning anthems of Bobi Wine we explore how the music world is responding to the coronavirus. Presented by Tina Daheley Image: Chen Quifan Image credit: Lin Yi'an

In this installment of the Detroit Worldwide Podcast, Marquis connects with Detroit-based entrepreneur, Abdul Golden, who is the CEO and founder of Golden Grooming Company, an eCommerce company that specializes in all-natural skin and hair care products for Black men and other men of color.    Abdul discusses his journey into business and entrepreneurship as well as the community he built as a student attending Eastern Michigan University.    About Abdul:   Abdul Golden is an IT executive and entrepreneur. He grew up in Detroit, moving from the westside where he spent his younger years, to the eastside just in time to attend Osborn High School. He received his Bachelors of Business Administration from Eastern Michigan University, his MBA from Wayne State University and his Master Of Science in Computer Science from Lawrence Technological University. While enjoying a successful career in IT across several Fortune 500 companies in the metro Detroit area, Abdul started and exited one of the first online software companies serving education. Abdul sold the company after three years and moved to Dallas to continue his IT career. He relocated back to Detroit in 2011 where he currently resides and runs Golden Grooming Co. a successful eCommerce company started in December 2017 to produce and sell all-natural skin and hair care products designed specifically for black men and other men of color.    Connect with Abdul: Website: Golden Grooming Company Instagram: @GoldenGroomingCo Facebook: Golden Grooming Company Twitter: @GoldenGroominCo

John is a student at the Stanford Medicine Master of Science in PA Studies (MSPA) program. He talks about how all his experiences led him to think about the profession of PA and what made his application strong for the Stanford Medicine MSPA program. John offers great information and advice for all the students who are thinking of a career as a PA.

What should you consider for pursuing MS in US? There might be several questions in your mind as you explore this question. In this episode we cover some of the main things to consider before you make the decision. I also go into details about things which I wish I knew before coming to US for MS. The things I cover in the podcast are to consider for MS in US are: 1) Location matter more than rankings. 2) Talk to professors before applying. 3) Culture of hard work, and advantage of having prior work experience. 4) Cost is High and low cost alternates. 5) Visa situation is uncertain. Hope you enjoy this episode, this was an episode that I wish I listened to before flying to US. Reach out with your questions/feedback at thedatalifepodcast@gmail.com Resources: Although I did not cover GRE or TOEFL topics in detail, I am linking to some great resources for their preparation. 1) Essential Words for the GRE https://www.amazon.com/dp/1438007493/?tag=omnilence-20 2) GRE Prep Guide by Kaplan https://www.amazon.com/dp/150624890X/?tag=omnilence-20 3) GRE Guide by Barrons https://www.amazon.com/dp/1438009151/?tag=omnilence-20 4) TOEFL Guide by Barrons https://www.amazon.com/dp/1438076258/?tag=omnilence-20 5) Blog version of this podcast episode https://medium.com/the-data-life/ms-in-us-for-data-science-57079509ded9 Thanks for listening. Please support us via the link in the end for Anchor Payments. It would allow us to build more of this content! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-data-life-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-data-life-podcast/support

Raja Kali is the Chair and Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Arkansas. Dr. Kali is skilled in Economics, and has played a key role in developing the Walton College's new Master of Science in Economic Analytics program. This new program is an intensive 10-month program that will guide students through economic modeling and theory to computational practice and cutting-edge tools, providing a thorough training in descriptive, predictive and prescriptive analytics. Learn more: https://walton.uark.edu/graduate-programs/economic-analytics-masters-degree/

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Mit seinem Bachelor in Sport- und Trainingswissenschaft sowie dem Masterstudium Gesundheitsförderung & Therapie durch Sport und Sportmedizin kann Philipp Konnerth auf eine erstklassige Ausbildung zurückgreifen. Doch was für den Athletiktrainer des Olympiazentrums Vorarlberg den Unterschied macht: die tägliche Arbeit bzw. der persönliche Austausch mit den Athleten/innen. Denn neben theoretischem Wissen kommt es vor allem auf Berufserfahrung sowie Sozial-Kompetenzen an, um im Spitzensport erfolgreich zu sein, so der Sportwissenschaftler. Im Interview vertieft Moderator Jürgen Reis mit Philipp Konnerth darüber hinaus das Thema Gluteus-Muskulatur: Die Funktionsweise, favorisierte Übungen für die Gesäßmuskeln und inwiefern Mini-Bands hier ein hilfreiches Tool darstellen. Des Weiteren verrät der Athletiktrainer seine bevorzugten Ausgleichssportarten und was es zu beachten gilt. Immerhin spricht der passionierte Hobby-Rennradfahrer bei über 8 Trainingsstunden im Freien pro Woche aus eigener Erfahrung - getreu dem Motto „Walk the talk“. Außerdem: Wie ist seine Meinung zum Trend „Natural Movement“ und wieso sollten wir uns dabei eher an Kindern orientieren? In diesem Zusammenhang stellt er klar, stets das Zusammenspiel aus Mobilisation, Flexibilität und Kraft zu beachtet – nur so könne man langfristig gesund und fit bleiben. Wir garantieren eine faktengeladene Sendung inklusive Vorspann mit Jürgen Reis und Sebastian Förster.

Alexander Lowry is a professor of finance at Gordon College and the Director of the school’s Master of Science in Financial Analysis program. He helps students understand how the financial services industry works, and works with fintech and financial services companies that want to transform traditional industry business models to unleash exponential growth and value using his expertise in governance, strategy. growth, financial management and operations.

Listen in to this conversation we had with two Physiotherapists, Emily and Sarah, who are Pelvic Health Providers. We discuss how they help their patients to manage various pelvic health conditions through manual therapy and exercise. Visit http://www.integrahealthcentre.com to reach out to Emily and Sarah. 2massagetherapists.com ConEdInstitute.com

Jesse and Brittany discuss Brittany's graduation, Anthony Weiner's guilty plea in his underage sexting case, Dollemocracy featuring Donald Trump's continued missteps and controversies related to James Comey, Nate Silver's latest on the odds of a Trump impeachment, and A$$hole of Today featuring a middle school in Georgia. This episode is sponsored by Suji's Korean Cuisine: http://www.sujiskorean.com... The post #305 – “Master of Science Brittany, Anthony Weiner's Latest, Dollemocracy featuring Donald Trump's Continued Controversies, Nate Silver's Evaluation of Impeachment Odds, and A$$hole of Today ft. Memorial Middle School in Georgia.” appeared first on I Doubt It Podcast.

This podcast provides a brief overview of the new Online Master of Science and Graduate Certificates in Palliative Care from the University of Maryland!

Betsy Salkind is an actress, comedian, writer and former drummer for the PHENOBARBIDOLLS. She was a founding member of the TERRORIST BRIDESMAIDS (4 comediennes determined to get a second use out of those dresses), and alumna of the improv troupe GUILTY CHILDREN and the sketch comedy group THE OTHER WHITE MEAT. She was also a staffwriter for "SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL" and "ROSEANNE" (the sitcom), and a jokewriter for Anthony Robbins. Her stand up career includes an early banning in Boston, where she performed "The Emperor's Getting Fucked," a short piece about misogyny, racism, and viciousness in the comedy clubs. Performed only twice, it caused a stir in the comedy community and took her for several years into the world of performance art. Several years later she reemerged in New York and LA comedy clubs and is a regular at NY's Comic Strip and LA's Comedy Store, and has appeared on "Girls Night Out," "Stand-Up, Stand-Up," "ARLI$$," "Pet Shop with Andy Kindler," the "TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO," and most recently in the SHOWTIME special "Fierce Funny Women." She has written and performed 3 one woman shows to date, including "ALL MY LIFE" (the darkest comedy this side of hope), "MASTER OF SCIENCE" (an irreverent look at science and scientists), and most recently "ANNE FRANK SUPERSTAR: THE ETHEL SPILIOTES STORY" (a satire of Anne Franxploitation). Born in Troy, New York and razed in Connecticut and Virginia, she was not the funny one in her family. As a child she put on plays with her brothers in which she was always cast as the wicked witch or cruel stepsister. She graduated from MIT with a BS and a Master's degree from the Sloan School of Management. Her master's thesis was titled: "Can't You Take A Joke? A Study of Sexual Harassment Among Peers." Preferring the security of the arts, she left her career as a Federal Reserve Bank Examiner to become a comedian. She is perhaps best know for her squirrel impression, but refuses to be pigeonholed as a squirrel. She is currently developing an animated series based on Ethel, the lead character from Anne Frank Superstar, as well as a comedic play about depression. She is also producing a feature documentary with Amy Kofman of Jane Doe Films ("Derrida"), and writes for "ETHEL'S LAW"(a blog by a 5th grade activist who has turned her girl scout troop into a revolutionary cell.) She is the author of "More Than Once Upon A Time" (2006), a short, illustrated children's-style book that tells the story of a child who is raped by her father and his friends, but manages to overcome it and then ruin his life, as well as the hilarious "Betsy's Sunday School Bible Classics" (2008). In her spare time, Betsy lobbies and organizes for the National Association to Protect Children, and was instrumental in changing CA law to offer equal protection to children sexually abused by family members. Betsy was Andy Kindler's Tae Kwon Do sparring partner, and hangs her own drywall. She has 28 teeth.

Betsy Salkind is an actress, comedian, writer and former drummer for the PHENOBARBIDOLLS. She was a founding member of the TERRORIST BRIDESMAIDS (4 comediennes determined to get a second use out of those dresses), and alumna of the improv troupe GUILTY CHILDREN and the sketch comedy group THE OTHER WHITE MEAT. She was also a staffwriter for "SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL" and "ROSEANNE" (the sitcom), and a jokewriter for Anthony Robbins. Her stand up career includes an early banning in Boston, where she performed "The Emperor's Getting Fucked," a short piece about misogyny, racism, and viciousness in the comedy clubs. Performed only twice, it caused a stir in the comedy community and took her for several years into the world of performance art. Several years later she reemerged in New York and LA comedy clubs and is a regular at NY's Comic Strip and LA's Comedy Store, and has appeared on "Girls Night Out," "Stand-Up, Stand-Up," "ARLI$$," "Pet Shop with Andy Kindler," the "TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO," and most recently in the SHOWTIME special "Fierce Funny Women." She has written and performed 3 one woman shows to date, including "ALL MY LIFE" (the darkest comedy this side of hope), "MASTER OF SCIENCE" (an irreverent look at science and scientists), and most recently "ANNE FRANK SUPERSTAR: THE ETHEL SPILIOTES STORY" (a satire of Anne Franxploitation). Born in Troy, New York and razed in Connecticut and Virginia, she was not the funny one in her family. As a child she put on plays with her brothers in which she was always cast as the wicked witch or cruel stepsister. She graduated from MIT with a BS and a Master's degree from the Sloan School of Management. Her master's thesis was titled: "Can't You Take A Joke? A Study of Sexual Harassment Among Peers." Preferring the security of the arts, she left her career as a Federal Reserve Bank Examiner to become a comedian. She is perhaps best know for her squirrel impression, but refuses to be pigeonholed as a squirrel. She is currently developing an animated series based on Ethel, the lead character from Anne Frank Superstar, as well as a comedic play about depression. She is also producing a feature documentary with Amy Kofman of Jane Doe Films ("Derrida"), and writes for "ETHEL'S LAW"(a blog by a 5th grade activist who has turned her girl scout troop into a revolutionary cell.) She is the author of "More Than Once Upon A Time" (2006), a short, illustrated children's-style book that tells the story of a child who is raped by her father and his friends, but manages to overcome it and then ruin his life, as well as the hilarious "Betsy's Sunday School Bible Classics" (2008). In her spare time, Betsy lobbies and organizes for the National Association to Protect Children, and was instrumental in changing CA law to offer equal protection to children sexually abused by family members. Betsy was Andy Kindler's Tae Kwon Do sparring partner, and hangs her own drywall. She has 28 teeth.

Catherine Cahill, a RN-clinician and student in the Einstein-Cardozo Master of Science in Bioethics program (MBE), discusses how the MBE has given her a new perspective of the impact bioethics has on clinical consulting. Drawing upon the work of the Montefiore-Einstein Center for Bioethics, the Einstein-Cardozo MBE provides healthcare workers, physicians, lawyers and others with the skills needed to solve complex medical and legal issues.

Accounting is vital to any organization. It provides the financial information necessary for strategic planning. This function is critical to managers and investors in order to make informed business decisions. To prepare you for this important business function, the program provides a generalist perspective and emphasizes conceptual understanding, analytical methods and the use of logical reasoning. You will learn the most up-to-date accounting theories and analytical techniques combined with opportunities to apply this knowledge in real-world situations.

Dr. Johannes Czerwinski über Spezialisierungen in der Zahnmedizin und im Zahnmedizinischen Fachzentrum am Savignyplatz. www.zmfs.de

As you learn more about graduate programs in Conflict Resolution and Conflict Management, listen to these stories shared by our alumni so you can better understand the breadth of ways in which this degree can be applied. The MSCM program gives students an opportunity to investigate and explore possible career paths through hands-on skills clinics, an optional internship, and mentoring from experienced practitioners. Our graduates gain skills in mediation, negotiation, intercultural communication, alternative dispute resolution, coaching, facilitation, dispute systems design, program evaluation, and more. They apply these skills in a broad range of careers, from domestic applications in management positions, human resources, education, law enforcement, health care, etc. to international careers with organizations such as the Red Cross, Carter Center, the United Nations, and others.

Flyer zum Studiengang Master of Science in Business Administration

Graduation Ceremony Master of Science in International Management and MBA Edinburgh Business School FHNW 12.03.2010
Graduation Ceremony in the Elisabethen Church in Basel

Allen M. Spiegel, M.D., the Marilyn and Stanley M. Katz Dean, presents M.S. diplomas to students. Graduates are called to the stage in alphabetical order at Einstein's 2010 Commencement ceremonies at Avery Fisher Hall in NYC.

M.S. Diplomas are presented from A-Z within each category.