Podcasts about Moraine Valley Community College

Participants will hear Dr. Haney's leadership journey and gain valuable insight from Moraine Valley Community College's 6th president.

Moraine Valley Community College international students discuss the significance of Lunar New Year in their home culture.

Episode 32: Alex Rich at Moraine Valley Community College by Campus Rec Magazine

Our Locke Innovative Leaders offer a powerful picture of what is possible for the church. They don't just see a need, they see great potential that exists in that need, and they respond with the next faithful step, always gathering others to help create and build. It's remarkably consistent. Moy Mendez, a pastor in Chicago and the Executive Director of the Hope Center in Blue Island, is a great example – he didn't just see the needs of his community; he saw the potential, and he leaned in, offering a platform for the giftedness of his neighbors. Today, Hope Center employs, engages, and trains neighbors in agriculture, auto mechanics, technology, and the arts, building a culture of hope and well-being. Lives are being transformed! We can't wait for you to meet Moy and hear his story! We pray it sparks an imagination in you for what is possible and if it does, please share with friends and colleagues and leave us a review. Thanks for listening!In this conversation, you'll hear: Co-host Rev. Dr. Kenda Creasy Dean describe what it means to her to be named an innovative leader.Moy Mendez share his calling to create a platform to empower peopleWhy Moy believes the Hope Center is the ‘modern look of evangelism' How Moy experienced “innovating for love” as a child and how he innovates for love today. About Moy MendezMoy Mendez is a dedicated and visionary leader, serving as the Executive Director of the Hope Center, a dynamic non-profit organization committed to catalyzing community economic development. His journey is a testament to the transformative power of faith, education, and a deep-seated commitment to giving back to the community that shaped him.Born and raised in a close-knit community, Moy's early years instilled a profound sense of responsibility and a genuine desire to make a positive impact. His unwavering belief in the potential of individuals to create change led him to establish the Hope Center—a platform aimed at equipping the next generation of entrepreneurs in diverse fields, including agriculture, technology, and auto mechanics.Moy's faith has been a guiding force throughout his life, serving as the cornerstone of his personal values and professional pursuits. Grounded in his strong convictions, he has seamlessly intertwined his spiritual beliefs with his career aspirations. This harmonious blend has not only enriched his journey but has also inspired those around him to find purpose and fulfillment in their own endeavors.Education has been a cornerstone of Moy's personal growth and professional success. He holds an Associates Degree in Computer Programming from Moraine Valley Community College, a Bachelor's Degree in Theology from Christian Life College, and a Master's Degree in Philosophy of Religion from Trinity International University. Moy enjoys traveling with his wife Eva and dog Oreo in his free time to state parks and beach fronts.For more information about Hope Center, visit: https://hopecenter.tv/Read all about the Locke Innovative Leader Award on our website: https://wesleyanimpactpartners.org/locke-leaders To view videos of podcast episodes, please go to the Igniting Imagination YouTube.Subscribe to our Learning and Innovation emails here. We send emails about each episode and include additional related resources related to the episode's topic. We know your inbox is inundated these days, we aim to send you content...

Between September and November of 1777, the Continental Army and Pennsylvania State Navy fought to deny the British access to the Delaware River to prevent the Royal Navy from supplying British troops in Philadelphia. In this episode, James McIntyre joins the Strategy Bridge Podcast to talk about the Delaware River Campaign and his book “A Most Gallant Resistance.” McIntyre is an associate professor of history at Moraine Valley Community College.

Episode 77 - Brian P Swift - Advice for Dads from Two Dads With Adult Kids - There are snakes in the trees Known as "The Quadfather." Originally from Chicago, Brian holds degrees from Moraine Valley Community College, Saint Xavier University, and DePaul University College of Law. With over 20 years of experience in corporate training, sales, and marketing, Brian has played a critical role in the marketing and leadership of three thriving start-up companies.​As a motivational speaker and author of seven books, Brian inspires and motivates people to achieve their goals and live life to the fullest. He also founded the 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Swift Outdoor Accessible Recreation (SOAR), which strives to enrich the lives of individuals with disabilities by providing them with access to outdoor recreational activities. Brian's passion for making the outdoors accessible to all has made a significant impact on the lives of many. https://www.brianpswift.com/ ___ https://dadspace.ca/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dad-space-podcast/message

In this episode of the Better Than Success Podcast, host Nicole Purvy talks with Rashauna Scott about her journey from being an employee to becoming a real estate agent and eventually transitioning into a full-time investor in just 18 months. Get tickets for the 4th Women In Real Estate (WIRE) Summit at http://wiresummit2023.com. During their conversation, they cover various topics, including: The 4th Women In Real Estate (WIRE) Summit. Raising Private Capital. How Rashauna Structures Her Financing for Her Flips. The Exact Steps She Took to Lead Her Own Team of Agents. And much more. Rashauna Scott is a millennial thought leader in generational wealth through real estate investment. As the Principal Broker of the Rashauna Scott Team at Keller Williams ONEChicago, she leads residential and commercial brokers in Chicagoland, consistently earning Top Producer accolades. She's also the CEO of Flippin' In Heels, a nationwide community for women real estate investors, offering education and empowerment. With a decade of diverse investment experience, Rashauna specializes in acquiring multi-family properties and managing private capital. Rashauna shares her expertise through regular educational content and sessions, aiming to empower her community. She holds a BA in Entrepreneurship and Business Management from Governors State University, with additional coursework at DePaul University and Moraine Valley Community College.  

Pollyanna Brewing Company has jumped into the distilling game and you can now experience local craft bourbons, gins and more at Pollyanna Social in Lemont. We give it a taste. Dan Casey and 10 other people want to make Moraine Valley Community College something special. Problem is only two of them will be elected to do so this April. And Marianne Rowan Leslie returns to tell us how the South Side Irish Parade went this past Sunday. Plus, all the South Side events, music, food & fun you need this weekend in "30 Minutes of Good!" Brought to you by Family Waterproofing Solutions! Recorded at a 9-foot homemade oak bar in a basement on the South Side of Chicago. Let's talk food, drink, concerts, events and local news. Pull up a stool and have a drink with Chris, Bill, Mike, and a cast of Southsiders! Call us at 708-459-8406 anytime and leave a message anytime! Subscribe today everywhere podcasts can be found and always at SouthSidePod.com!

Over the past 17 years, Bill Perakis has helped keep vehicles in the area safe and well. Owner of Meineke Car Care Center in Bourbonnais, Bill has plenty of experience in automotive care, including a certification in auto care from Moraine Valley Community College. Bill joins Kankakee Podcast not only as a guest, but a patron of the podcast as he talks about his life and his eventful journey into the auto industry.    Thank you for your generous support, Bill!    Much Love, Jake LaMore   P.S. Buy your tickets for "Good Enough: A Modern Musical" screening 3/19 at Paramount Theater: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/good-enough-musical-screening-tickets-576423477137

Class of 2022 Student Series! This episode is with Matt Lacniak who graduated in May of 2022 from Amos Alonzo Stagg High School. Matt shares his learning journey and thoughts on Covid as a student. Matt then describes how students know when a teacher really cares about what they do and how it influences effort in the classroom. He will be heading to Moraine Valley Community College in August of 2022. This is truly Student Voice! The Disrupt Education Podcast is a proud member of The EdUp Experience Podcast Network #rebelteachernetwork Check out our sponsors below spikeview You are more than a grade and test score. Colleges, internships, jobs, any opportunity needs to see that! Head to www.spikeview.com and build your portfolio for FREE and start heading towards your dreams today! eLearning Partners Need help starting your eLearning courses or training? Get INSTANT access to the FREE MasterClass: “Create and Launch a Successful eLearning Program, Online Course, or Virtual Training” where you will learn the biggest mistake most people make with eLearning, the #1 reason most eLearning programs fail, the 3 Pillars to create extraordinary value for your learners every time, and much more! Hit the link and get instant access to the free MasterClass today —> https://www.e-learningpartners.com/a/2147499455/SH7oznjY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disrupt-educ/support

DeWitt Scott is a husband, father, college administrator, and book lover. Born and raised in Chicago, IL, DeWitt has a Bachelor's of Arts, Master's in Liberal Studies, and Doctorate in Educational Leadership. Prior to his educational career, DeWitt was a professional basketball player in the NBA G-League. Currently, he works at Moraine Valley Community College, and teaches financial literacy classes at Cook County Jail in Chicago.

In this episode hear how one college is collaborating to innovate curriculum development. With the rapid emergence of the multi-disciplinary skills needed in technologies like the Internet of Things, learn about model strategies and how these innovators at Moraine Valley Community College are bringing out the best in their faculty to meet the needs of students and industry.

S2, E7: Finding the right music for your video promotions or commercials can be tricky. How can you find a tune that fits with your college's branding? Where can you find a clip that's affordable? Bret Figura, graphic designer at Moraine Valley Community College in Illinois, is also a drummer, and he talks about the importance of your institution's audio brand and how he wrote and performed the score for a Moraine campaign last year. Episode links: Trinity Christian College commercial that inspired Figura Moraine's commercial, with music composed by Figura

Dr. Sylvia M. Jenkins, President of Moraine Valley Community College, discusses the many ways she uses her library skills in her role as community college president. Hint: She does her research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today's conversation is with the profound Souzan, who is a scholar and leader within the Palestinian and Arab community in Chicago, and specializes in mental health. Today we are talking about reclamation and trauma. We will situate this conversation in the grander themes of the show with existence, resistance, and overall fragmentation. Here's some additional information on our guest: Name: Souzan Naser ** Organization: Board President: Arab American Action Network (AAAN), Member: US Palestinian Community Network (USPCN) , Co-founder: Mamas Activitating Movements for Abolition and Solidarity (MAMAS) ** Websites: aaan.org; uspcn.org; and https://www.motheringisradical.com ** Bio: Souzan Naser is an Associate Professor and Counselor at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, Illinois where she has won awards for her work on increasing diversity on campus - from serving as a member of the Celebrating Diversity Task Force to leading events for Arab Heritage Month, participating in events for Black History Month, facilitating sexual assault prevention workshops, and organizing Women's History Month on her campus. Souzan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who has a Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, and a Doctor of Education in Educational Stewardship, Leadership & Learning from the University of St. Francis. Her doctoral dissertation addresses the paucity of Arab American cultural competency training available for counseling professionals. Souzan was born in Palestine and raised on the southwest side of Chicago, in the heart of one of the largest concentrated Arab American communities in the U.S. She is a second-generation community activist and dedicates her time to the board of the Arab American Action Network where she has played a key role co-directing the strategy and vision of the organization and supporting the mental health needs of Arab and Muslim youth. Contact the podcast at connectingthefragements@gmail.com or contact/follow/like/share on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Connecting-The-Fragments-103510674881397 Podcast Original Music by Ronnie Malley - Website: www.ronniemalley.com - IG: ronniemalley - Twitter: @ronniemalley - Facebook: @ronniemalley SoundCloud: ronnie-malley Podcast Cover Art by Juan Gomez - www.rudosdesignstudio.com

Research suggests that many college students will work at some point while they are completing a degree or other credential. The types of jobs that are available to students can vary from working on campus to internships and other off-campus opportunities. Dr. Pamela Payne has extensive experience in college career services and is an expert on how students can maximize their college job opportunities.Dr. Payne is a thought leader in career and workforce development, leadership, and experiential learning. She is the sole proprietor of a consulting service that builds partnerships across industry, community, and higher education arenas to upskill the workforce, develop leaders, and increase and sustain diversity in the workplace. Dr. Payne provides visionary leadership for the Job Resource Center at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, Illinois. The award-winning center connects students and alumni to job and experiential learning opportunities and strengthens connections between academia, the community, and employers to close the skills gap and create a pathway to economic success. Pamela holds a Doctorate of Education in Ethical Leadership from Olivet Nazarene University. She has a Master of Science degree in Counseling & Education from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture with an emphasis in Construction Administration from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr. Payne is a member of several professional organizations, including the National Society for Experiential Education, the National Student Employment Association, the Midwest Association of Student Employment Administrators, the Society for Human Resource Management, the National Association of Colleges and Employers, and the National Career Development Association.  The Did You Know segment describes differences between subsidized and unsubsidized loans. The Ask Dr. P. segment features a listener's question about studying abroad.Time Markers02:00-Welcome Dr. Pamela Payne06:35-The Basics: Types of Jobs that Students Can Pursue08:10-Benefits of Working While in College15:05-Challenges of Working While in College18:10-Did You Know: Differences between Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans19:20-Ask the Expert: Pamela's Advice for Balancing Work and School35:35-Ask Dr. P: 4 Things to Consider about Studying Abroad Resources Mentioned in this EpisodeGeorgetown Center on Education and the Workforce Report, Learning While EarningMoraine Valley Community College Job Resource CenterSubsidized and Unsubsidized Student LoansEmail Pamela Payne: PayneP6@morainevalley.edu Got a question about college? Email Dr. P. at amelia@speakingofcollege.com 

The number of Arab speaking ELL students has grown by 75 percent over the past eight years. Join us for a discussion on the evolving face and needs of English language learners and what every teacher needs to know. Follow on Twitter: @SJEducate @DrNinaShoman @shinram1 @larryferlazzo @bamradionetwork @effortfuleduktr @klrembert @dlshrum65 @jonHarper70bd Dr. Sawsan Jaber, a global educator of twenty years in the U.S. and abroad, currently serves as a High School English teacher in Illinois. She is an Our Voice Academy Board Director, the founder of Education Unfiltered Consulting, and a founding member of the Arab American Education Network. Sawsan is a proud Palestinian American. Dr. Nina Shoman-Dajani is Assistant Dean of Learning Enrichment and College Readiness at Moraine Valley Community College in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. She also currently teaches Middle Eastern Studies at Saint Xavier University. She holds a doctorate in Higher Education and Organizational Change and her research focuses on the racial identity construction of Arab American College Students. She is one of the founders of the Arab American Educators Network. Abeer Shinnawi is an 18-year veteran middle school social studies teacher who is currently a secondary resource teacher for the Office of Social Studies for Baltimore County Public Schools in MD and is also the founder of Altair Education Consulting, LLC an education consulting company. Abeer is also a member of the teacher advisory group for the National Museum of the Native American. Including her and three other educators, she is also the founder of the Arab American Educators Network-AAEN. Keisha Rembert is a passionate learner and fierce equity advocate. She was an award-winning middle school ELA and United States History teacher who now instructs preservice teachers. She hopes to change our world one student at a time. Donna L. Shrum is an educator, researcher, and freelance writer in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Blake Harvard teaches AP Psychology at James Clemens High School in Madison, Alabama. He has been teaching for 14 years and received a B. S. And M. Ed. from the University of Montevallo. He has a particular affinity for all things cognition and psychology; especially when those areas are paired with education and learning. Blog www.effortfuleducator.com.

Larry Ferlazzo with Dr. Sawsan Jaber, Dr. Nina Shoman-Dajani, and Abeer Shinnawi The number of Arab speaking ELL students has grown by 75 percent over the past eight years. Join us for a discussion on the evolving face and needs of English language learners and what every teacher needs to know. Follow on Twitter: @SJEducate @DrNinaShoman @shinram1 @larryferlazzo @bamradionetwork @effortfuleduktr @klrembert @dlshrum65 @jonHarper70bd Dr. Sawsan Jaber, a global educator of twenty years in the U.S. and abroad, currently serves as a High School English teacher in Illinois. She is an Our Voice Academy Board Director, the founder of Education Unfiltered Consulting, and a founding member of the Arab American Education Network. Sawsan is a proud Palestinian American. Dr. Nina Shoman-Dajani is Assistant Dean of Learning Enrichment and College Readiness at Moraine Valley Community College in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. She also currently teaches Middle Eastern Studies at Saint Xavier University. She holds a doctorate in Higher Education and Organizational Change and her research focuses on the racial identity construction of Arab American College Students. She is one of the founders of the Arab American Educators Network. Abeer Shinnawi is an 18-year veteran middle school social studies teacher who is currently a secondary resource teacher for the Office of Social Studies for Baltimore County Public Schools in MD and is also the founder of Altair Education Consulting, LLC an education consulting company. Abeer is also a member of the teacher advisory group for the National Museum of the Native American. Including her and three other educators, she is also the founder of the Arab American Educators Network-AAEN.

In this episode, we’re talking to Dr. John Sands, professor of Information Technology and Department Chair of the Computer Integrated Technology Department at Moraine Valley Community College and Director of the National Support Center for Systems Security and Informative Assurance. Specifically, we’re discussing best practices in a post-secondary setting using Cisco Networking Academy, and touching base about teacher resources and training. Cisco Packet Tracer : https://www.netacad.com/courses/packet-tracer Center for Systems Security and Information Assurance (CSSIA) : https://www.cssia.org/ NetLab+ : https://www.netdevgroup.com/content/cnap/ Tinkercad : https://www.tinkercad.com/ Cryptool : https://www.cryptool.org/en/ If you have any questions, or if you have constructive feedback, we want to hear it! Email us at learning-never-stops@cisco.com. This podcast is produced and brought to you by Cisco Networking Academy. NetAcad transforms the lives of learners, educators and communities through the power of technology, education and career opportunities. Learn more at netacadpod.com/learn

Episode 9 brings you an exclusive look into the grassroots family organization of the Dwyane Wade Basketball Camp. Coach Chappetto who coached at Wades home school Richards High School in Oak Lawn, Illinois has been an integral part of the growth of Wade's brothers and sister.  Witnessing and giving guidance to a young Wade and siblings made him family just to put in lesser words.  Coach Chappetto now travels wherever the Dwyane Wade Basketball Camp takes him.  As the MC of the camp and he also calls the game while the young campers play a full court and motivates the players while giving great energy to the camp.  Listen as he prepares for the upcoming season at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, Illinois as the Head Coach of the Mens Basketball team. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Gary and Frank welcome two of the great leaders of Chicago's Pride Films & Plays to Booth One. Nelson Rodriguez is Artistic Director of Pride Films and Plays. Filmmaker Dan Pal is running the Pride Film Fest, which happens on the second Tuesday of each month. Check out the line-up for February's festival here. Pride Films and Plays brings a 4-show season of excellent LGBTQ programming to the Chicago theatre community. Housed at the Pride Arts Center at 4139 N. Broadway, PFP also hosts the aforementioned Pride Film Fest and rents its two spaces to other theater companies. Dan Pal is an award-winning filmmaker and professor at DePaul and Moraine Valley Community College. Check out his website to see the fabulous Scotty & Josh trilogy and more. Here is Dan winning an award for his direction of Counting, which is the first film produced by Pride Films & Plays. It is on the festival circuit now and headed to the Santa Fe Film Festival in February, where it will open for Melanie Mayron's new movie. We got a chance to screen this beautiful and moving short film. We'll keep you posted when it becomes available to the public. Nelson recently starred in a feature film called En Algun Lugar, which we can't wait to see. He has performed in a one-man show depicting 7 gay immigrant characters called "Men on the Verge of a His-Panic Nervous Breakdown." Would love to see this and hoping for a remount. Nelson has been featured as one of "30 Under 30" in the Windy City Times. Looking forward to all he will continue to bring to our community. Pride Films and Plays was founded by David Zak, longtime artistic director of Bailiwick, who brought us so many memorable productions, including The Christmas Schooner, in which Roscoe, our founding co-host, created the role of Gus. Chita Rivera and Seth Rudetsky did what sounded like an amazing show at Steppenwolf. We had to miss because of a conflict, but sent our friends and loyal listeners with only one request: that they write a short review. Gary shares the a few observations made by Virginia Gerst, Nancy Needles, and Kay Ellwein. We appreciate the excellent reporting and wish we'd been there with you. BTW, we interviewed Chita in episode 32. Check it out. Frank Tourangeau, our new regular guest host, geeks out on I Love Lucy in a fascinating way. If you didn't already know how the DesiLu empire started, you'll hear it on this show. They also invented the rerun. Geniuses both. Kiss of Death: We close each episode with a tribute to a fascinating person who has recently passed away. Learn about Johnny Fox, sword swallower. Ick. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/19/obituaries/johnny-fox-sword-swallowing-showman-dies-at-64.html                      

Guest host Troy Swanson chats with Laura Lauzen-Collins, professor at Moraine Valley Community College, about how and why our brains are wired to accept fake news. Read the transcript. Laura Lauzen-Collins earned her Masters and Ph.D. in psychology from the University of Pittsburgh where she studied both health and social psychology. Her early work in … Continue reading 116: Laura Lauzen-Collins

Guest host Troy Swanson chats with Lane Wilkinson, Director of Library Instruction at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Lane Wilkinson is the Director of Library Instruction at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He blogs at http://senseandreference.wordpress.com. Troy A. Swanson is Teaching & Learning Librarian and Library Department Chair at Moraine Valley Community College. … Continue reading 104: Lane Wilkinson

This week's broadcast presents a tribute to our veterans, Knute Rockne actor, Pat O’Brien, the Edmund Fitzgerald and the musical stylings of Barleyjuice, The High Kings, Sinead O'Connor and more. Tune in for our exclusive interview with Natalie MacMaster and a "digital broadcast only" chance to win tickets to her SOLD OUT show November 9th at the Dorothy Renker Theatre on the campus of Moraine Valley Community College! Windy City Irish Radio with Mike Shevlin and Tim Taylor airs live from 8 - 9 PM CST on WSBC 1240 and WCFJ 1470 AM or stay tuned for the podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com, iTunes and now on Stitcher. Slainte!!

Back in September I had the chance to interview Troy Swanson, an Associate Professor / Teaching and Learning Librarian at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, IL. In the interview we discussed a paper he published with Public Service Librarian Jeremy Green, also at Moraine Valley Community College. Here's the abstract from that paper published at ScienceDirect. In the Fall of 2009, the Moraine Valley Community College Library, using guidelines developed by Jakob Nielsen, conducted a usability study to determine how students were using the library Web site and to inform the redesign of the Web site. The authors found that Moraine Valley's current gateway design was a more effective access point to library resources than a mock-up site which incorporated a central-search box on the site homepage. This finding stands in contrast to the observed trends of library Web site design that emphasizes a “Googlized” search. Troy's findings are very interesting, especially if you are managing/mdifying an existing site or are considering creating one. Here's the links Troy refers to in the podcast. The Next Level (Blockbuster article)by James Surowiecki http://www.newyorker.com/talk/financial/2010/10/18/101018ta_talk_surowiecki useit.com: Jakob Nielsen's Website http://www.useit.com/ The Googlization of Everything (book review) http://www.googlizationofeverything.com/   Why We Are Not Google: Lessons from a Library Web site Usability Study http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0099133311000280 (link to Elsevier's Science Direct)

Gordon talks with Dr Troy Swanson, an Associate Professor / Teaching and Learning Librarian at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, IL. In December Troy completed his PhD in Community College Leadership at Old Dominion University. His dissertation was titled The Administration of Community College Blogs: Considering Control and Adaptability in Loosely Coupled Systems. In the podcast, Troy discusses some of his findings.Here’s some dissertation background from Troy:Web 2.0 technologies present an unlimited potential for outreach to the public by college employees. This presents a conundrum for community college administrators that David Weinberger calls "the conundrum of control." This conundrum is that organizations need to find a way to organize people around technology to ensure that it is used to further the organization’s mission. Yet, in terms of 2.0 technologies, the more controls that are put in place, the less useful the tools become.  There is also a second conundrum around technology that challenges mangers. This is that the more controls that are in place around a technology, the easier it is to communicate and transfer that technology across the organization. But, the more difficult it is for organization members to adapt the technology to meet new needs. As one of oldest form of 2.0 technology, the management of blogs presents lessons that we can use for other, newer, 2.0 technologies. I interviewed administrators and blog authors at community colleges across the US to see how colleges were managing their blogs. The focus was on administrative blogs as opposed to course-related or faculty blogs that discussed their research.  The larger purpose of the study was to see how easily the technology could adapt to new needs and whether campuses were restricting the use of blogs. What kinds of guidance were campus leaders giving to bloggers who were representing the college? The study’s findings offer a peak into how the administrative structures of community colleges impact technology and Web 2.0. Links:Troy’s Email: swanson@morainevalley.edu Troy on Twitter: http://twitter.com/t_swanson Moraine Valley Library Link (includes blogs, podcasts, Facebook, etc): http://www.morainevalley.edu/library/                        

The Behavioral Science and Psychology club at Moraine Valley Community College is sponsoring a panel discussion regarding the perception of mental illness in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month. Specific topics include myths and stigmas, as well as diagnoses and treatment. Our expert and professional panel will share their experience and perspective, and are available to field audience questions.

The Behavioral Science and Psychology club at Moraine Valley Community College is sponsoring a panel discussion regarding the perception of mental illness in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month. Specific topics include myths and stigmas, as well as diagnoses and treatment. Our expert and professional panel will share their experience and perspective, and are available to field audience questions.

The Behavioral Science and Psychology club at Moraine Valley Community College is sponsoring a panel discussion regarding the perception of mental illness in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month. Specific topics include myths and stigmas, as well as diagnoses and treatment. Our expert and professional panel will share their experience and perspective, and are available to field audience questions.

The Behavioral Science and Psychology club at Moraine Valley Community College is sponsoring a panel discussion regarding the perception of mental illness in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month. Specific topics include myths and stigmas, as well as diagnoses and treatment. Our expert and professional panel will share their experience and perspective, and are available to field audience questions.