Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole allen

March 5, 2025 - Nicole Allen, Clinical Instructor of Accounting in the Tabor School of Business and Millikin accounting students Jacob Bullock, Joshua Chancellor Seay, and Oakley Tate joined Byers and Co to talk the school's VITA or Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program where Millikin accounting students provide free tax preparation to qualified individuals. Appointments are held at the Decatur Public Library. Listen to the podcast now! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is FULL of lambing tips and tricks on nutrition, facilities, grafting, and much more from some of the industry's best:Brian Reilly of Impact Hamps, Nicole Allen of Allen/Newcomb and Middlesworth Club Lambs, andMike Stitzlein of Stitzlein Club Lambs.

A farming family gave Nicole the foundation for a degree in agriculture, a husband in agriculture and a first job in agriculture. Two kids later, Nicole has traded in corn and soybeans for color analysis. This home-run business has kept her calendar full beyond her wildest expectations.  Listen to this Ursa native, a town of 600 people, talk small town feelings at a big college like the University of Illinois, roommates and sorority recruitment, going from no fun to too much fun, cold calls to sell seed, golf cart dates and finally the resurrected world of color analysis. In the 80s my mom "had her colors done." Now, decades later, this process of draping women and men in various colors to determine what family of colors brings out the best in their features, is in FULL force. This UK company is leaving Nicole with a schedule full of bookings and the luxury of having to turn some appointments down. What's your season!? I'd like to thank this episode's sponsor The Lisa Rector Team at Keller Williams Realty. As a busy mom, Lisa, understands how valuable and priceless someone's time is. No looking at houses out of your budget or out of the neighborhood you prefer, your deal breakers and must haves will be respected and remembered when showing you homes. Visit therectorteam on Instagram and thelisarectorteam.kw.com.The LYLAS PodcastIf you know what LYLAS stands for, then this podcast is for you! Two besties since...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyThank you so much for listening! However your podcast host of choice allows, please positively: rate, review, comment and give all the stars! Don't forget to follow, subscribe, share and ring that notification bell so you know when the next episode drops! Also, search and follow hyperlocalscu on all social media. If I forgot anything or you need me, visit my website at HyperLocalsCU.com. Byee.

On this podcast, Sally J. Laskey, NSVRC Evaluation Coordinator, interviews researchers Dr. Nicole Allen and Aggie Rieger about recently published evaluation study findings that help illuminates ways that we can better support those working to prevent sexual violence. Participants: Sally J. Laskey, NSVRC evaluation coordinator Nicole Allen, Professor, Vanderbilt University Aggie Reiger, PhD. Student, University of Illinois   Article discussed in the episode. Contradictions in change: Ecological factors in the implementation of outer layer sexual violence prevention https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ajcp.12672 (contact NSVRC for assistance in accessing research articles) Project Partners o Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault Website o Illinois Department of Health Website The Social-Ecological Model: A Framework for Prevention Webpage from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · What is Community-Level Prevention, Anyway? Podcast by NSVRC · Innovations in Community-Level Prevention Guide by NSVRC · Why Our Community-Level Prevention Efforts Must be Inclusive Blog by NSVRC · Sexual Violence Prevention: Stretching to the Community Level Webinar Recording by NSVR Estimating Essential Elements for Community-Level Prevention Strategies Webinar Recording by PreventConnect · Back to Basics: Partnering with Survivors and Communities to Promote Health Equity at the Intersections of Sexual and Intimate Partner Violence Guide by NSVRC and NRCDV · Continuing the Dialogue: Learning from the Past and Looking to the Future of Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Violence Prevention Guide from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · Data Equity Makes Sure We All Count Podcast by NSVRC · Anti-Blackness in the Movement: Podcast Series by Darin Dorsey and NSVRC  

Canadian artist Nicole Allen is motivated by colour and the chaotic beauty of the organic. Born in Oakville, Ontario, Nicole developed an early appreciation for painting the Canadian landscape from her father. Over the years, Nicole has consistently developed her painting and figurative skills through her studies at the Ottawa School of Art and local artists' groups. In 2010, Nicole began exhibiting her work in the Ottawa region and now paints full-time at her studio as a member of The Loft Artists collective. Her paintings are held in private collections in Canada, the U.S. and Europe. Learn more about the podcast. 

On this episode of Outsmart, Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill are joined by Claude Springer. As the Area Director of Social at Meltwater and an advisor for SupportRoom, a workplace mental health platform, Claude has a unique perspective on social media. In the episode we dive into: Top findings from Meltwater's latest State of Social Survey How social has become intertwined with modern society The intricate relationship between social media and mental health

This week on Outsmart, Nicole Allen and Steph Proos are back for the 2nd part of our special series with Social Media & Digital Content Manager at ASTROGLIDE, Emily Davis. In the episode we discuss: Strategic approaches to partnering with influencers Being nimble on social to capitalize on trending moments in time How consumer behaviors inform product innovation

Keli Budinich and Nicole Allen introduce the revamped show and return to the roots of this podcast: eavesdropping on friends as they discuss their lives and all the ways it's fine but also totally not fine and the beauty of just keeping it real.

SCP-5103: "The Spiral Axis"To gaze upon infinity...CW: NoneTranscriptPatron NamesPatrons Brandon Dean, J.Nordh, Javier Hernandez, Lord Blackwood, Nicole Allen, Foxythepro, Ryan Frazier, Peter Permanian, Sara, Lydia with a Why, and Montana Rose!Cast & Crew:SCP-5103 was written by GreyveNarrator - Jon GrilzSite Command - %^#&#$!D-22122 - Alvan Bolling IICalden - Brandon NguyenDr. Scranton - Karim Kronfli ____________Sound Designer - Travis McMasterMusic by Matt Roi BergerTheme Song by Tom Rory ParsonsShowrunner - Pacific S. ObadiahProducers - Tom Owen & Brad MiskaPresented by Bloody Disgustingwww.Bloody-Disgusting.com www.SCParchives.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scp_pod Twitter: https://twitter.com/scp_pod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scppod Discord: https://discord.gg/tJEeNUzeZX Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nicole Allen is a Rootworker, Spiritual seeker and Wellness Mentor. In this conversation we discuss what it means to be in service to others, taking ownership of our spiritual practice and then we decide to pull a card from the divine feather tarot for our beautiful listeners. If you enjoy this episode, make sure to share it with a friend. Contact: @colepauline www.t3collective.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/openingpresence/support

Nicole Allen is someone who is familiar with navigating the wilderness. She took a gap year to explore South America, although it was cut short due to COVID-19. During this episode Autumn and Hannah explore the following areas with Nicole: how to be bold to step out in faith, creating a positive mentality in the wilderness, and how to keep your relationship with God fresh. Take a listen now!

This interview of me (Sarah Marlowe Spence) by John and Nicole Allen covers:- The journey of maintaining daily practices- Stages of life according to astrology- Change- Expectations and coming down off the pedestal- Kirtan (we couldn't get away from it).Delving into Dreams course June 2022: www.trybooking.co.nz/KBK More on the origins of the dream course:- Yasodhara Ashram Practices- Dalian MethodRadical Awareness podcast: https://www.rawyoganz.com/rawpodcast.htmlInspiration: Brene Brown ‘The Midlife Unraveling' Sarah's website: www.sarahmarlowespence.comFor kirtan recordings by Sarah, check out Awake by Premratna.Theme music is Trust by Sarah Marlowe Spence, on the album Awake by Premratna. The show's cover art is by Samantha Hepburn Art. Details on astrological transits are covered in Episode Nine.

Season 2 Episode 5 - We were thrilled to welcome on the podcast our first ever guest… Nicole Allen!! Nicole talked more with us about purity culture and helped bring a female perspective to our discussion. The conversation ranges from some of the long term damage Purity Culture caused to laughing about some of the ridiculous things we've done in the name of staying pure. We are very grateful for Nicole joining us and adding so much to our discussion. Hopefully it's just the first of having some guests on the podcast!

In our season finale of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill sit down with our Executive Vice President of EMEA & APAC, Yvonne van Bokhoven. In this episode we explore: The art of balancing global trends in hyperlocal markets  Keeping situational fluency top of mind when expanding a brand globally Similarities in organizational and cultural trends across Europe and the US

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill sit down with our Senior Vice President of Public Relations at TEAM LEWIS, Megan Maguire. In this episode we dive into: Authentically connecting with audiences across moments of time The art of the taking a tasteful pause during global events Brands that are winning at moment marketing

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill chat with our VP of Performance Marketing at TEAM LEWIS, Melissa Marcelleti. In this episode we talk through: Why you really don't need a lot of data to make a data-driven decision How to view data in the context of your business objectives Adapting your marketing funnel for a non-linear customer journey

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill sit down with our Vice President of Digital at TEAM LEWIS, Johnson Lee, to discuss marketing in pop culture through the lens of the popular Netflix show, Emily in Paris. In this episode we explore: What the creators get right about agency life – and where they fall off Celebrating fresh perspectives to maintain relevance and drive growth The importance of situational fluency across global campaigns

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill kick back and chat strategy with TEAM LEWIS Managing Director of SEO, Nicole Grodesky. In this episode we discuss: How SEO integrates into an omnichannel marketing strategy Going back to basics to create long-lasting content that drives traffic The power in understanding and quantifying the value of SEO Resources: TEAM LEWIS SEO Services

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill sit down with TEAM LEWIS Founder and CEO, Chris Lewis to talk modern leadership. In this episode we dive into: The role of vulnerability and trust in leadership Transforming the modern workplace to a place of wellness Modern leadership techniques to keep up with Gen-Z

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill chat with TEAM LEWIS Executive Creative Director, Simon Billington. In this episode we talk through: How creativity fosters audience connection Using logic & instinct to drive creative Striking a balance between moving at pace and driving results Resources TEAM LEWIS Creative Services

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill sit down with the SVP of Operations at TEAM LEWIS, Hillary Werronen to talk people, process and tech when it comes to an employee-centered growth strategy. In this episode we discuss: Future-proofing staffing models for competitive markets Leveraging organizational integration to increase retention The importance of flexibility when scoping a statement of work Resources TEAM LEWIS Services

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill sit down with Matt Robins, Head of Research and Insights at TEAM LEWIS. In this episode we explore: Leveraging always-on research in your marketing strategy How to connect the dots with first-party data Gen Z's digital-first impact on the research community Resources 2021 Global Marketing Engagement Index TEAM LEWIS Research

In this week's episode of Outsmart, your hosts Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill put TEAM LEWIS Paid Media Director, Jillianne Ferullo, in the hot seat to help us prepare for the 2022 paid media landscape. In this episode we discuss: How to adapt with the ever-changing paid media ecosystem New best practices around testing How to tackle first-party data collection Resources: TEAM LEWIS Paid Media

In the premiere episode of Outsmart, Nicole Allen and Rex Petrill discuss predictions for the marketing industry in 2022. In this episode our hosts unpack: - Meeting your audience where they are  - Community building through empathy and authenticity - The creative imperative for flexibility and contingency planning Resources Mentioned - 2022 Marketing Predictions Blog

Keli's husband Jim is back for a conversation to "Coach"/Challenge Keli and Nicole to get more in depth in their episodes.  "Whatever" - Keli Budinich "Bring It!" Nicole Allen  :)

Watch the episode recording on YouTube here. Keli Budinich and Nicole Allen reflect on the road to releasing our kids into the wild, and all of the feelings that go along with it. This is a personal episode as we both have launched our kids this summer into their own adulthood (Keli, this week!) Even though this is an episode about older kids, there's plenty of discussion about parenting them when they were little as well. We want to connect! Find Nicole and Keli on social media by visiting Instagram and Facebook: Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepod Nicole Allen is @nicolewith3 Keli is  @improperlyforward Join our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.") Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.com Please take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. 

Watch the Video Recording of this episode on YouTube Here.  Keli Budinich and Nicole Allen tackle the tough topic of parenting styles/techniques that stunt our kids' abilities to build confidence in the face of hard things.    We want to connect! Find Nicole and Keli on social media by visiting Instagram and Facebook: Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepod Nicole Allen is @nicolewith3 Keli is  @improperlyforward Join our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.") Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.com Please take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes.   

I'll be honest, we recorded this episode over a week ago and I can't even remember what it's about. Nicole Allen and I talk about graduations, kids flying the coop and...I'm not sure what else. Let's all listen together for the first time. LOL. - Kel Watch this episode on YouTube here!   We want to connect! Find Nicole and Keli on social media by visiting Instagram and Facebook: Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepod Nicole Gonzalez is  @nicolejeangonzalez Nicole Allen is @nicolewith3 Keli is  @improperlyforward Join our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.") Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.com Please take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes.   

Welp, this episode is a doozy. Keli chats with Nicole Allen about some of the dynamics of building, maintaining and growing friendships, especially among women. Keli finds herself struggling during the conversation and can't really put her finger on what is holding her back mentally and emotionally. As the conversation starts to wind down, the ladies get vulnerable about some of the dynamics about their own friendship in the past.  We want to connect!Find Nicole and Keli on social media by visiting Instagram and Facebook:Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepodNicole Gonzalez is  @nicolejeangonzalezNicole Allen is @nicolewith3Keli is  @improperlyforwardJoin our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.")Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.comPlease take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. 

Keli Budinich and Nicole Allen spend some time talking about feeeeeeellllings. Ugh. We hate feelings. This episode covers how we, as moms, are parenting our teens during this season of life, how those worries and fears are taking its toll on us from time to time, and how just talking it out can bring relief to the overwhelm. We also discuss hitting our emotional walls and where do we go from here.  It's a real uplifting one! ;) Seriously, it is kind of uplifting. We want to connect!Find Nicole and Keli on social media by visiting Instagram and Facebook:Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepodNicole Gonzalez is  @nicolejeangonzalezNicole Allen is @nicolewith3Keli is  @improperlyforwardJoin our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.")Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.comPlease take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. 

*This is a remastered episode to correct audio issues in previous release!* (Sorry bout that.)Keli Budinich and Nicole Allen return to discuss the personal aspect of relationships divided during the current political and social events in the US. We want to connect!Find Nicole and Keli on social media by visiting Instagram and Facebook:Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepodNicole Gonzalez is  @nicolejeangonzalezNicole Allen is @nicolewith3Keli is  @improperlyforwardJoin our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.")Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.comPlease take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. 

Keli Budinich and Nicole Allen return to discuss the personal aspect of relationships divided during the current political and social events in the US.  We want to connect!Find Nicole and Keli on social media by visiting Instagram and Facebook:Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepodNicole Gonzalez is  @nicolejeangonzalezNicole Allen is @nicolewith3Keli is  @improperlyforwardJoin our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.")Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.comPlease take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. 

Dr. Nicole Allen is a New York City-based psychiatrist who specializes in psychosomatic medicine—an interdisciplinary field of psychiatry focused on the interaction between mental and physical illness. Dr. Allen and Sam chat about what life is like for a psychiatrist—and her patients—during a global pandemic, and how there are a few silver linings if you look hard enough.  

Hey Hey Hey! Lookie what we have here. New Year, same sassy us!Join us in welcoming Nicole Allen as guest Co-Host and let's kick this year off with some fun. We want to connect!Find Nicole and Keli on social media by visiting Instagram and Facebook:Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepodNicole Gonzalez is  @nicolejeangonzalezNicole Allen is @nicolewith3Keli is  @improperlyforwardJoin our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.")Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.comPlease take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. 

Tiffany Atkins (Elon) takes over the podcast and interviews me. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week's episode featuring Nicole Allen is brought to you by Oracle NetSuite (Sign up for a personalized product tour at www.netsuite.com/scale) Nicole learned early on that the best path isn't always linear. From college athlete to corp comms in the NBA, Nicole threw her career for a loop when she answered a Craigslist ad for a job at a B2B tech PR agency in San Francisco. From there, she's only looked up and never back, defining a goal-oriented growth path for herself at LEWIS Global Communications where she now holds a leadership role as VP of Digital and Head of the SF Office. Nicole is at her best when she's surrounded by people who are smarter than her, and feels fortunate to have fallen into a supportive group of women who continue to push her upwards. Connect with Nicole Allen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolehyslop/ Connect with Poya Osgouei: https://www.linkedin.com/in/poyaosgouei/ Connect with Robby Allen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbyallen/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uncharted1/support

Army quartermaster Nicole Allen brings her insight on base operations, gender inclusivity, and working with coalition partners. She also shares her journey of starting a Crossfit gym that helped build multi-ethnic community in Louisville.

In May 2020, the President proclaimed June 2020 as National Homeownership Month. As the nation recovers from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, NABWIC  continues to direct support and resources toward homeownership – for both new home buyers and those individuals and families who are struggling to keep their homes. Whether it's preparing and educating individuals on how to position themselves for homeownership, or building and developing homes in our communities, NABWIC salutes those women in construction who make homeownership possible. Today's broadcast is from our archives and features NABWIC member Nicole Allen as she talks about the science of housing.  If you missed this podcast previously, you'll want to listen in today by dialing into the show at 714.459.3918. ​_________________ Host: Ersula Odom & co-host Co-Chair:  Jada Williams More About Our guest - Nicole Allen Nicole Allen is on a mission to help real estate developers build and grow profitable businesses. Trained as a Toxicology and Epidemiologist she has a unique 17-year background in communication, business development, and project management on multimillion-dollar development projects. Her expertise as a Scientist and specialization in Housing has made me uniquely positioned to provide creative solutions to her clients. As CEO,  Allen-Norris Permitting and Inspections, Ms Allen utilize her expertise in building code development, adoption, and enforcement to provides strategic leadership, collaborative engagement, and financial guidance for the company. Because of her passion for real estate development, Ms Allen also serves in a volunteer position as the President of the National Capital Area of NABWIC. In this role, she provides advocacy, educational resources, specialized training, networking, and business development expertise to women-owned businesses in the construction industry.

In this episode, Renee Nicole Allen, Assistant Professor of Legal Writing at St. John’s University School of Law, discusses her new podcast, Law Profs are People Too. In this episode, Allen discusses what it’s like to start a new podcast, why she’s enthusiastic about the new project, and the most challenging parts of podcasting that no one talks about (hint: you may have to spend a lot of time in your closet). Allen and her podcast are both on Twitter at @profallentweets and @lawprofstoo. Season 2 of Law Profs are People Too begins in June.This episode was hosted by Matthew Bruckner, Associate Professor of Law at Howard University School of Law. Bruckner is on Twitter at @Prof_Bruckner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 13 in season one is a fun look into the part the Enneagram plays in families, relationships and even how Keli and Nicole communicate and host this show. This Crossover Episode with the Lotus Bloom Podcast is a precursor to that episode, where special "Crossover Guest" Nicole Allen gives a brief rundown on what the Enneagram is (NOT another damn personality test) and what the different types are. If you have any remote interest in what makes you "tick" as a person, this is a very interesting tool.In this episode Nicole Allen, Morgan Wylie (Lotus Bloom Podcast) and Keli Budinich (Everything’s Not Fine Podcast) learn from Nicole a basic overview of what the Enneagram is and how it applies to us as individuals and as humans coexisting together. Nicole has such a great perspective on each of the 9 Enneagram numbers as well as fun examples from real life situations! Keli and Morgan learn more about our individual numbers and how we each see the world through different lenses (insert fun and laughter). Join us as we chat about all things Enneagram (well the condensed version at least).Books/Podcasts mentioned on the show: (affiliate links)The Road Back to You by Ian Morgan Cron/Suzanne Stabile https://amzn.to/2xDZWRgThe Path Between Us by Suzanne Stabile https://amzn.to/2xrddNhEnneagram Journey Podcast by Suzanne StabileYou can follow Nicole on social at the following:@nicolewith3 (Enneagram IG vids are saved in highlights and a huge source of good info!)You can follow Morgan at the following:@MWylieBooks on InstagramMorganwylie.orgFollow The Lotus Bloom podcast on Instagram @lotusbloompodcastPlease take a moment to subscribe and share a review of the podcast wherever you listen, especially on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. Find us on instagram @everythingsnotfinepodNicole is  @nicolejeangonzalezKeli is  @improperlyforwardJoin our Facebook community (You can find our group on Facebook by searching "everything's not fine community.")Email us at improperlyforward@gmail.com  Thank you for being such a fun part of this adventure. Love one another and Be Safe!

Welcome to episode 6. In this episode we talk to a lovely member of the DVR team, Nicole. Nicole has been part of DVR from the beginning, she is an avid horse rider, fitness and yoga instructor, and all round incredible human being. We talk about the benefits of doing lots of different types of fitness rather than just one and how this can help your riding, a bit of background into her fitness career, what inspires her, and she reveals the interesting reasoning behind her social media name 'Salty Fitness'. We discuss what it's like living with her invisible illness, Cystic Fibrosis, and the positives that come with living in the now, and in turn, living life to the full. A huge thank you to Nicole for an awesome, fun and informative chat!

Singin' In The Rain is perhaps one of the most important musical films ever made. A true bridge between the most spectacular elements of live theatre and film. Join us as we discuss all the glitz, glamour, and behind-the-scenes drama!Hosts: Tyler HarrisTyler McKinlayJustin HammerGwen HammerNicole AllenProduced and Edited by: Justin HammerTheme Song by: Justin Hammer

In this age of social media whereby a world of peers is only a tweet away, are membership organizations still relevant today? It's been said that Membership has It's Perks.  If you've been wondering how organizations like NABWIC can benefit you or your business, then you don't want to miss this interview with NABWIC's membership chair, Nicole Allen, President of Operations, Allen-Norris Permitting and Inspections. Learn 6 ways in which membership with one of the fastest growing women organizations in the construction industry -- National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) - can benefit you!  

Nicole Allen shares her story of wellness after recovery from an eating disorder and how she found balance in the four pillars of mind, body, spirit and soul. @nicole.e.allen

Mawa is joined by a group of her fellow female MBA students to discuss the experience of being a woman in a leadership role in business while also pursuing an MBA. They’ll discuss the state of gender parity in their current workplace and the classroom, what obstacles they face along the way up the corporate ladder, and the role men can play by becoming allies fighting for equality. Also: There’s some gushing about Oprah. We'd love to hear from you! Send us an email at WeekendPod@umich.edu or leave a review on your podcast app of choice to let us know what you think of the show. New episodes every other week from July - November. Working for the Weekend is brought to you by the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. Host: Mawa Mustafa Panel: Sneha Miglani, Katie Hoffman, Nicole Allen, Divyanka Dave Producers: Mawa Mustafa and Christopher Ankney Copyright 2019 - University of Michigan

Mawa is joined by a group of her fellow female MBA students to discuss the experience of being a woman in a leadership role in business while also pursuing an MBA. They’ll discuss the state of gender parity in their current workplace and the classroom, what obstacles they face along the way up the corporate ladder, and the role men can play by becoming allies fighting for equality. Also: There’s some gushing about Oprah. We'd love to hear from you! Send us an email at WeekendPod@umich.edu or leave a review on your podcast app of choice to let us know what you think of the show. New episodes every other week from July - November. Working for the Weekend is brought to you by the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. Host: Mawa Mustafa Panel: Sneha Miglani, Katie Hoffman, Nicole Allen, Divyanka Dave Producers: Mawa Mustafa and Christopher Ankney Copyright 2019 - University of Michigan

NABWIC TALKS airs Wednesday mornings at 8:30 a.m. et as a benefit to the members of the National Association of Black Women In Construction. It is offered as an educational serivice to our listening audience. We bring our members and industry experts to you each week to educate, motivate and encourage professional connections.  Your host: Ersula K. Odom - CEO - Sula Too LLC, a Legacy Writing & Publishing company Your Program Director: Tena Williams - CEO - Williams Professional Water Restoration Service LLC Our guest - Nicole Allen Nicole Allen is on a mission to help real estate developers build and grow profitable businesses. Trained as a Toxicology and Epidemiologist she has a unique 17-year background in communication, business development, and project management on multimillion dollar development projects. Her expertise as a Scientist and specialization in Housing has made me uniquely positioned to provide creative solutions to her clients. As Chief Executive Officer for Allen-Norris Permitting and Inspections, Ms Allen utilize her expertise in building code development, adoption, and enforcement to provides strategic leadership, collaborative engagement, and financial guidance for the company. Because of her passion for real estate development, Ms Allen also serves in a volunteer position as the President of the National Capital Area National Association of Black Women in Construction. In this role she provides advocacy, educational resources, specialized training, networking, and business development expertise to women-owned businesses in the construction industry.

Nicole Allen is the Director of Open Education for SPARC. In this role she leads SPARC’s work to advance openness in education, which includes a robust state and federal policy program, a broad librarian community of practice, and a leadership program for OER librarians. SPARC is a global coalition committed to making Open the default for research and education. SPARC empowers people to solve big problems and make new discoveries through the adoption of policies and practices that advance Open Access, Open Data, and Open Education. Learn more at https://sparcopen.org

Open educational resources hit a turning point in 2018. For the first time ever, the federal government put forward funds to support initiatives around open educational resources, and recent studies show that faculty attitudes towards using and adapting these openly-licensed learning materials are steadily improving. But, fans of OER are increasingly facing a problem. While OER started off as free online textbooks, it still costs money to produce these materials, and professors often need guidance finding which ones are high quality. So OER advocates are realizing they need to change their pitch. While cost is still a big part of the draw, people are increasingly talking about student success and pointing to the fact that when these textbooks are open and unlicensed online, that lets professors customize them and mix and match them in new ways and improve the quality of the education. This week on the EdSurge On Air podcast, we're diving into how the OER movement is changing, and we'll check in with a couple of people on the front lines of the movement to hear from them. We spoke with Nicole Allen, director of open education at Spark, and Julie Lang is the OER Coordinator for Penn State University, to hear what is happening on the frontlines of the open movement.

Kris Walker interviews Charles and Nicole Allen as they enter into the podcast world. Join the Allens as they welcome you into their life.

Community members gathered Thursday evening at the First Presbyterian Church for the second annual Homeless Persons' Vigil. The event remembers homeless people throughout Union County who died during the past year. The event is organized by a number of non-profit and inter-faith groups, including Cranford's Monarch Housing Associates. Prior to the service Cranford Radio spoke with four people involved with the event, Rev. Caroline Unzaga, Associate Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church; Amy Jones, Manager of Volunteer Engagement for Family Promise; Linda Flores-Tober, Executive Director of the Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless and Nicole Allen, who once was homeless.

With the long-held title of ‘world’s most liveable city’, Melbourne regularly attracts international interest as an economically viable space for exploration. In the eighties and nineties, an appetite for the international architectural elite drew the likes of I.M. Pei and Kisho Kurokawa to Melbourne. More recently, OMA—and its research arm, AMO—turned its attention towards Australia, describing it as the next frontier of architectural opportunity and possibility. In Melbourne, we’re fortunate to possess a vibrant local design community, proud of its pursuits of innovation and excellence—but for whom the question of Melbourne’s evolving identity also generates impassioned debate. Does OMA’s recent interest in Australia foretell a new era of ‘starchitecture’ in Melbourne, and what does this mean for the preservation of local culture, architectural or otherwise? Peter Corrigan and Robin Boyd were pioneers in translating international design to a local sensibility—how can Melbourne continue to benefit from global knowledge and experience? And what can we glean from the successes and failures of other cities? In short: are prestigious international firms usurping or supporting existing networks of local architectural culture? These are just some of the questions PROCESS—an independent public forum on architecture and design—will ask in its annual end-of-year debate, this time inside MPavilion 2017, designed by Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten of OMA and intended as a space for public debate. Speakers include: Andy Fergus, urban designer at City of Melbourne and co-director of Melbourne Architours; Joachim Clauss, associate director at Bates Smart; Lisa Gerstman, co-curator of PROCESS, EmAGN committee member and member of the RAP Working Group; Mark Raggatt, ARM Architecture co-director; Nicole Allen, senior designer at Grimshaw and masters studio leader at MSD; and Sarah Lynn Rees, a Palawa woman descending from the Plangermaireener people of north-east Tasmania, Charlie Perkins scholar, director of Indigenous Architecture and Design Victoria (IADV) and project manager of MPavilion’s inaugural regional program. Illustration courtesy PROCESS.

Open Access Week was October 23-29 of this year. It’s a week promoting open access as the default in scholarship and research. The Vanderbilt Libraries hosted a number of events for Open Access Week, and one of the speakers they brought in was Nicole Allen, director of open education at SPARC, the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition. Melissa Mallon, director of liaison and instruction services at the Vanderbilt Library and a member of the Leading Lines team, sat down with Nicole while she was on campus to talk about Nicole’s work promoting the use of open educational resources in higher education. Nicole Allen’s SPARC profile, https://sparcopen.org/people/nicole-allen/ @txtbks, Nicole Allen’s Twitter account, https://twitter.com/txtbks SPARC, https://sparcopen.org/ OpenStax, https://openstax.org/ OpenCon, http://www.opencon2017.org/

Nicole Allen speaks at the January 2009 SPARC-ACRL Forum on Open Education Resources.