Podcasts about professional school

Ushered in by the restrictions and needs of the Pandemic, remote work and telehealth have become welcomed realities for people across the globe. In this show Dr. Haim Weinberg, Licensed Psychologist, Certified Group Psychotherapist, co-author of Theory and Practice of Online Therapy, Advances in Online Therapy: Emergence of a New Paradigm and author of countless articles and chapters on this topic, will offer an inside look of what makes teletherapy viable and crucial in meeting the mental health needs of people at this time. As a pioneer in this field, Dr. Weinberg will consider the obstacles, challenges and benefits to using telehealth. In the back and forth with Host Suzanne Phillips, he will discuss - What makes a therapeutic alliance possible across a zoom call? Can a person feel known and understood if they are not sitting with the therapist? Is a therapy group possible through a zoom call? What are the most common obstacles for the patient, the group and the group therapist? Can they all be overcome? What should a patient look for in searching for an online therapist? Listen in -You will be informed and maybe relieved to know that given the challenges people are facing worldwide, sometimes help is only a call away.   Dr. Haim Weinberg (PhD) is a licensed psychologist in Israel and California, a group analyst, and Certified Group Psychotherapist in private practice in Sacramento, California. He is the past President of the Israeli Association of Group Psychotherapy and of the Northern California Group Psychotherapy Society (NCGPS). Dr. Weinberg is the list-owner of the group psychotherapy professional online discussion forum. He served as the Director of International Programs at the Professional School of Psychology where he created and coordinated an online doctoral program in group psychotherapy.  He co-edited a series of books about the social unconscious and wrote a book on Internet groups. His co-edited book “Theory and Practice of Online Therapy” was published just before the COVID-19 pandemic started. His new co-edited books are "Advances in Online Therapy: The Emergence of a New Paradigm" and “The Virtual Group Therapy Circle - Advances in Online Group Theory and Practice”. Dr. Weinberg published 10 books, 24 book chapters and 55 articles. His books were translated in China, Japan, Romania, South Korea, the Czech Republic, and Israel. Dr. Weinberg developed group therapy training groups in Asia, and is leading online training process groups for therapists around the world.

In this episode, we're joined by Patrick Moore, a professor at the Professional School of Practical Stereotomy, to explore the fascinating world of Stereotomy - a centuries old discipline used by carpenters and masons to design and construct complex structures. Patrick takes us through the history of these time-honored techniques, offering insights into a discipline few are familiar with. Tune in for a captivating conversation that unveils the hidden artistry behind Stereotomy. Check it out!Patrick Moore@thestereotomist on Instagramschoolofstereotomy.comTexas Woodworking Festival - Tickets on Sale use the code "MWA10" at checkout for 10% off.MWA Podcast - Patreon Page@mwa_podcast on InstagramHosts' Contact Info:Kyle Barton@barton.kyle & @bbcustomtools on Instagrambbcustomtools.comOn Youtube under BB Custom Tools & Kyle BartonKyle Barton on FacebookSean Wisniewski@Seanw78 on most social mediaMark Hicksjointeffort.netJointeffort.net/mwa@markbuildsit on InstagramOn Youtube under Plate 11 / Joint EffortBrian Obst@obstwoodworks on Instagram

In the competitive world of higher education marketing, understanding your audience is key. In this podcast, we delve into the diverse needs and motivations of graduate students, exploring how to tailor your messaging and communication strategies for maximum impact. Join us as we discuss the importance of segmentation, personalization, and data-driven marketing in the realm of graduate admissions. Learn how to connect with your target audience on a deeper level and create a compelling value proposition that resonates. Tune in to discover the strategies that will help you attract and enroll top-tier graduate students. Connect with Erin Keane Scott on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinkeanescott/

Episode 102: Der Leuphana-Alumnus Florian Acker hat schon so einige Bildungsstationen hinter sich – zwei davon an der Leuphana: den berufsbegleitenden Bachelor Soziale Arbeit sowie den berufsbegleitenden Master Sozialmanagement. Mittlerweile arbeitet er als Bereichsleiter der Wohnassistenz bei der Lebenshilfe, die Menschen mit Behinderung ein möglichst selbstständiges Wohnen ermöglichen möchte. Nebenberuflich ist er als Referent zu Themen der Eingliederungshilfe tätig. Im Podcast finden sich die Antworten auf Fragen zu Florians Arbeit wie: Eingliederungshilfe – was ist das eigentlich? Wie stand es auf seinem Weg um Berührungsängste mit seinem jetzigen Arbeitsfeld? Wie funktionieren beide Tätigkeiten zusammen? Was macht für Florian Acker eine gute Leitungskraft aus? Im Gespräch berichtet er von den beiden Stationen an der Professional School der Leuphana und den Themen, die ihn im Studium beschäftigt haben, beziehungsweise aktuell in seiner Masterthesis beschäftigen. Besonders sein Thema der Bachelorarbeit lässt ihn die Rolle dort tauschen und selbst bereits Seminare zur Eingliederungshilfe leiten. Was hat ihn zur Leuphana geführt? Zu welchem konkreten Thema leitet er Seminare und wie ist das mit seiner Bachelorarbeit verbunden? Wieso hat er sich nach dem Bachelor noch für den Master entschieden? Welche Facetten des Masters Sozialmanagement haben ihn besonders vorangebracht? Das erfahrt ihr im neuen Erfahrungsbericht von »Karriere leupht - Studium und dann?«! Viel Spaß beim Hören! Moderiert wird diese Episode von Daniel Persiel Die Links zu dieser Episode findet ihr hier: https://podcast.leuphana.de/karriere-leupht-mit-florian-acker-als-leiter-der-wohnassistenz-bei-der-lebenshilfe-und-referent-zu-themen-der-eingliederungshilfe/ Kapitelmarken: 00:00 Karriere leupht mit Florian Acker 00:48 Die Lebenshilfe und Florians Aufgaben dort 02:33 Freiberufliche Tätigkeit als Referent zur Eingliederungshilfe 04:03 Wie geht das zusammen? 05:02 Begeisterung und Herausforderungen 08:28 Was braucht es für das Arbeitsfeld? 09:59 Der Schlüsselmoment 11:55 Umgang mit Rückschlägen 13:10 Die spannendste Bewerbungsfrage 14:56 Als Referent an der Leuphana 22:32 Warum der Master? 26:35 Warum die Leuphana? 32:37 Die wichtigsten Bausteine und Tipps für den Einstieg

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In this episode, Haim discusses his extensive experience providing group and being an early adopter of group therapy in 2006, which lead to his work on the effectiveness of telehealth. He discussed how in 1995 he started an internet forum called GP Listserv which now consists of 400 group therapists from all over the world who join together to discuss group therapy. Haim talked about his group analytic relational approach to therapy and discusses the difference between psychodynamic and relational approaches. He talked about how the research has found clinicians experience four obstacles to online therapy, and discusses the various ways one can address them. He explained that these obstacles include (1) Setting (2) Disembodied Environment (3) Presence and (4) Ignoring the Background in Online Settings. He discusses the body of research surrounding online therapy which is very promising and explains how a meta-analysis concluded that for individual therapy, there is no difference in the results for online vs in person therapy. According to research, the best predictor of success in individual therapy is the therapeutic alliance and goes on to list the three components of the therapeutic alliance which are agreeing on goals, agreeing on tasks, and bonding. While online group therapy is less researched, Haim's experience suggests that it is very effective. He explained how in group therapy, the factor that is most predictive of success is the cohesion of the group, rather than the therapeutic alliance. He goes on to discuss how the preference of modality –such as having an auditory or visual preference– influences one's ability to effectively do online therapy. He talked about how in groups, time, space, and attention are always shared, which can create turmoil for group members. He also discussed how keeping attention can be difficult online because there are more distractions and people may feel more unnoticed, which can promote disengagement in an online group setting. He recommends that small group therapy should consist of group sizes between six and ten people and for people who are not as skilled or experienced, groups should not exceed eight people. In 2018, Haim created an online training process group for therapists, and these groups consist of therapists from all over the world where they discuss their experiences with group therapy and learn how to improve their practice, but also use them to work on their personal issues, thus providing professional and personal growth. Dr. Haim Weinberg is a licensed psychologist in California (PSY 23243) & Israel and has a private practice in Sacramento, California, with more than 40 years of experience. He is also a group analyst and Certified Group Psychotherapist. He is past President of the Israeli Association of Group Psychotherapy and of the Northern California Group Psychotherapy Society, and list-owner of the group psychotherapy professional online discussion forum. Haim was the Academic Vice-President of the Professional School of Psychology in which he created and coordinates an online doctoral program in group psychotherapy and marital therapy. He published books on Internet groups and about Fairy Tales and the Social Unconscious, and co-edited a book about the large group and a series of books about the social unconscious. He is on the clinical faculty of Psychiatry at UC Davis Medical Center and Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association and of the International Group Psychotherapy Association, as well as a Distinguished Fellow of the Israeli Group Psychotherapy Association. He has received several awards including the Harold Bernard Group Psychotherapy Training Award and the Ann Alonso Award for Excellence in Psychodynamic Group Therapy. He also co-edited the books: 1. Theory and Practice of Online Therapy: Internet-delievered Interventions for Individuals, Groups, Families, and Organizations. 2. Advances in Online Therapy: Emergence of a New Paradigm. 3. The Virtual Group Therapy Circle: Advances in Online Group Theory and Practice with Arnon Rolnick and Adam Leighton.

Episode 98: Die Leuphana-Alumna Julia Brandt arbeitet als Projektleiterin bei der Stadtfelder Wohnungsgenossenschaft in Magdeburg. Die Genossenschaft besitzt ungefähr 4800 Wohneinheiten in der Stadt. Ihr dort angesiedeltes Projekt ELEMENT verbindet Fragen der E-Mobilität mit dem genossenschaftlichen Ansatz und testet Ladestationen für Elektroautos, die aus dem Strom einer Photovoltaikanlage auf dem Dach der Mehrparteienhäuser gespeist werden. Zu der Wohnungsgenossenschaft wechselte Julia, nachdem sie bereits einige Jahre im Vertrieb für Windkraftanlagen tätig war. Im »Karriere leupht - Studium und dann?«-Interview liefert Julia Brandt ihre persönliche Antwort auf Fragen wie: Was macht diesen Ansatz neu im Gegensatz zu den gängigen Ladelösungen? Womit geht es nach Ablauf des Projektzeitraums für Julia weiter? Und wie vereint die Alumna ihren Beruf mit ihrer Tätigkeit für den Magdeburger Stadtrat? Zudem berichtet Julia Brandt von ihrem Studium an der Professional School der Leuphana. Bis 2023 hat sie den berufsbegleitenden Master Nachhaltigkeitsrecht - Energie, Ressourcen, Umwelt studiert. Vorher hatte sie 2010 ein Studium zur Wirtschaftsingenieurin abgeschlossen. Welche Inhalte im Master Nachhaltigkeitsrecht waren für Julia am spannendsten? Welchen fachlichen Background hatten ihre Kommiliton*innen? Wie hat Julia das Pendeln aus Magdeburg zu den Praxisphasen in Lüneburg gehandhabt? Welche Erfahrungen aus dem Studium helfen ihr heute in der Projektleitung? Das erfahrt ihr im neuen Erfahrungsbericht von »Karriere leupht - Studium und dann?«! Viel Spaß beim Hören! Moderiert wird diese Episode von Daniel Persiel Foto: Stephan Tolle Die Links zu dieser Episode findet Ihr hier: https://podcast.leuphana.de/karriere-leupht-als-projektleiterin-bei-der-stadtfelder-wohnungsgenossenschaft/ Kapitelmarken: 00:00 Karriere leupht mit Julia Brandt 00:41 Julias Arbeitgeber - die Stadtfelder Wohnungsgenossenschaft 01:18 Das Projekt ELEMENT 01:42 Der genossenschaftliche Ansatz 02:51 Aufgaben als Projektleiterin 04:38 Was begeistert daran am meisten? 05:47 Herausforderndes dabei 08:13 Was Berufseinsteiger*innen mitbringen sollten 09:14 Umgang mit Rückschlägen 10:43 Ehrenamtliche Tätigkeit im Stadtrat Magdeburg 13:33 Schwerpunkte im berufsbegleitenden Master Nachhaltigkeitsrecht 16:28 Julias Beweggründe den Master zu studieren 18:17 Die größten Stärken des Studiums 21:04 Was heute Julias Arbeitsalltag bereichert 22:01 Wem ist das Studienfach zu empfehlen? 24:15 Wünsche an das weitere Berufsleben

Episode 93: Der Leuphana Alumnus Heiko Praetz arbeitet als stellvertretender Bereichsleiter für den Bereich Obdach und Asyl bei der Gemeindediakonie Lübeck. In seiner Arbeit ermöglicht er Menschen aus unterschiedlichsten sozialen Hintergründen eigenständige Mitglieder*innen der Gesellschaft zu werden. Die Gemeindediakonie Lübeck betreut in diesem Kontext besonders diverse Unterkünfte für geflüchtete Menschen als auch wohnungslose Familien. Ziel ist es immer wieder, die unterschiedlichen Probleme der Menschen gemeinsam mit ihnen anzugehen und so auf nachhaltige Art Hilfe anzubieten. Wie dieser Ansatz gelingen kann, welche Eigenschaften Berufseinsteiger*innen mitbringen sollten und wie sich sein ganz persönlicher Weg hin zu dieser Arbeit entwickelt hat, darüber spricht der Alumnus im Gespräch mit uns. Zudem spricht Heiko Praetz über seine Zeit an der Professional School der Leuphana Universität Lüneburg. Der Alumnus entschied sich mit vierzig Jahren zu diesem besonderen berufsbegleitenden Studium der sozialen Arbeit, nachdem er bereits als Zimmermann, Sozialassistent und Erzieher gearbeitet hatte. Er nahm sein Studium 2019 auf und schloss es 2023 erfolgreich mit dem Bachelor of Arts ab. Entstanden ist ein Gespräch über die vielen kleinen Entscheidungen im Leben und die unterschiedlichsten Chancen, die jede*r Mensch zu jeder Zeit ergreifen kann. Der Ort der Universität und das Leben als Student haben in dieser Entwicklung eine große Rolle gespielt und warum das so ist, das erfahrt ihr in dieser Episode in der es wieder heißt: Karriere leupht. Wir wünschen euch viel Freude mit dem heutigen Erfahrungsbericht. Moderiert wird diese Episode von: Helena Minner Links zu dieser Episode findet ihr hier: karriere-leupht-als-stellv-bereichsleiter-obdach-und-asyl-bei-der-gemeindediakonie-lubeck-e-v Kapitelmarken: 00:00 Karriere leupht mit Heiko Praetz 00:49 Die Arbeit als stellvertretender Bereichsleiter im Bereich Obdach und Asyl in der Gemeindediakonie Lübeck 02:27 Der Unterschied zwischen einem klassischen Erzieher*innenjob und dem jetzigen 03:36 Wie eine typische Arbeitswoche für Heiko aussieht 05:38 Was Heiko an seinem Job am meisten begeistert 07:05 Die größten beruflichen Herausforderungen 11:13 Welche Fähigkeiten und Eigenschaften eine Berufseinsteiger*in mitbringen sollte 13:00 Was bietet Heiko dieser Job, was ihm andere nicht bieten? 15:36 Rückschlägen im Beruf und größte Erkenntnisse 17:45 Was steht nicht in Heikos Lebenslauf? 19:13 Wie Heiko das Studium als einen neuen Ort seines Lebens wahrgenommen hat 22:13 Der berufsbegleitende Bachelor soziale Arbeit an der Leuphana Professional School 23:07 Wie kam es zu der Entscheidung berufsbegleitend soziale Arbeit zu studieren? 24:07 Warum ist es die Leuphana geworden? 25:01 Welche Module und Inhalte sind Heiko besonders in Erinnerung geblieben? 26:33 Die Verbindung zwischen Arbeit und Studium 28:07 Was waren die größten Stärken, die Heiko Preatz in seiner Zeit als Student herausbilden konnte? 31:02 Wem Heiko diesen Studiengang empfehlen würde und wem nicht 32:35 Welche Gefühle begleiteten Heiko bei seiner Bachelorarbeit? 34:14 Wie vernetzen sich die Alumni nach dem Studium? 35:47 Was steht auf Heikos beruflichen und persönlichen Bucket List? 37:26 Wenn das Leben ein Puzzle wäre... 40:10 Was Heiko Studienabsolvent*innen rät

“If I were king of the mountain and I got to say how all arts education was – I would actually say the idea of being curiously creative is key; testing out all the ideas and options.” – Scott Barnhardt This is a wildly fun and informative podcast for artists of all ages – especially those looking into studying theatre in college. Here's what you'll find in this episode: The college audition mindset The falsehoods of being a “starving artist” What is true about being a “starving artist”? Lucrative ways of working in the theatre Leaning into the type of artist you want to be known as The worth of a college degree SCOTT BARNHARDT is a musical theatre actor, theatre maker, writer, educator and Independent Education Consultant (IEC). He is also the owner and creator of The Creative College Journey, a bespoke approach to college guidance working exclusively with creative applicants (writers, filmmakers, actors, dancers)—helping families handle both the academic and artistic aspects of a college application with the goal to lower stress and increase clarity and enjoyment throughout the process. As a teacher and administrator, he most recently served as Lead Faculty for the Contemporary Musical Theatre + Film BFA program at Hussian College Los Angeles, and before that as the Director of Musical Theatre at the Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA). He is a graduate of Wagner College (BA, Theatre/Speech) and UCLA (MFA, Playwriting). His acting credits include the original Broadway cast of The Book of Mormon (Elder Harris/Elder Thomas, u/s Elder McKinley, Asst. Dance Captain) and the Deaf West Broadway Revival of Big River at Roundabout. Other NYC: Yank! (The Old Globe Workshop), Bye Bye Birdie (City Center Encores!). National tours: The Boy Friend directed by Julie Andrews, Deaf West's Big River, the Detroit company of White Christmas and the Japanese tour of Disney on Classic with the Tokyo Philharmonic. At OCSA, along with teaching audition prep and a class called Mind|Body|Voice, he directed the virtual production of Now. Here. This. (the first full-length musical to be shot and presented entirely during quarantine), Evita (in association with Musical Theatre West), the High School premiere of Jasper in Deadland, The Drowsy Chaperone, Xanadu, 9-to-5 (alongside Jessica Lea Patty). He was also seen in concert with students at the Irvine Barclay Theatre in Coming Home with Krysta Rodriguez and Scott Barnhardt. Scott has taught workshops, master classes and built programming for UCLA, The Grammy Foundation, Professional School for the Arts, American Ballet Theatre, University of Michigan, Segerstrom Center for the Arts, MTCA of OC, Cal State Fullerton, Broadway Dreams, Broadway Classroom, International Thespian Festival, EdTA Professional Development, Florida Thespian Festival and The Performing Arts Project among others. Awards and grants include the 2004 Tony Honor (Big River), Grammy Citation for Best Cast Album (The Book of Mormon), Tim Robbins Playwriting Award, Sono Osato Scholarship, Caroline H. Newhouse Scholarship and the George Burns & Gracie Allen Fellowship in Comedy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An der Universität Münster Professional School kann man z.B. in IT-Management oder in Data Science berufsbegleitend einen Master absolvieren. Dr. Kristin Große-Bölting ist die Geschäftsführerin der Professional School. Von ihr und vom Dekan der Wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Fakultät an der Universität Münster erfahren wir hier alle Hintergründe dazu und wir besprechen auch die spannenden Zukunftsaussichten. ----------------------------------- [0:00] Start [1:17] Vorstellung Dr. Kristin Große-Bölting [1:49] Geschichte und Ausrichtung der WWU Weiterbildung [6:01] Vorstellung Prof. Dr. Gottfried Vossen [6:55] Professionalisierung der WWU Weiterbildung [7:57] Studierende und das Studium an der Professional School [11:57] Finanzierung des Studiums [15:40] Entstehung des Data Science Studiums [18:55] Umbenennung auf Professional School [20:30] Kosten des Studiums im Vergleich und Incentivierung durch Arbeitgeber [25:35] 2008er Launchpad für Gründer [29:18] Hohes Interesse an Gründungen in der Informatik [34:16] Wer lehrt an der Professional School? [38:35] Warum investieren Unternehmen noch nicht in Data Science? [43:40] Online-Lehre, Hybrid-Lehre und Präsenz [49:35] Master vs. Zertifikate [52:42] ChatGPT der iPhone-Moment der IT [59:34] Ausblick für die Professional School ----------------------------------- Weiterführende Informationen: ► Universität Münster Professional School: https://professional-school.uni-muenster.de/ ► LinkedIn Kristin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristin-gro%C3%9Fe-b%C3%B6lting-86a66161/ ► LinkedIn Prof. Vossen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gottfriedvossen/ ► LinkedIn Bernard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernardsonnenschein/ ► LinkedIn Marcel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcel-windau-7841b3195/ ► Nutze jetzt den Code "Friends20" auf https://www.eventbrite.de/e/dataunplugged-tickets-686542897287, um einen Rabatt von 20% auf das Ticket zu erhalten. ► Wir danken außerdem unserem Partner, der Public Cloud Group (PCG): https://hubs.li/Q02cH6qN0

David is the founder of Breathe Your Truth – and project dedicated to using the breath to improve health and performance.   He fuses wisdom teachings, modern science, adult learning theory, and clinical experience to coach people individually, and to teach others to do the same. He is passionate about stretching his own thinking. Past lives:  Executive Partner and Director of Clinical Education at Therapeutic Associates, TAI BreathWorks designer. He is currently a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists, and holds breath work certifications through Better Physiology, Professional School of Behavioral Health Sciences, The Oxygen Advantage, and The Boston Center for Health Psychology and Biofeedback. He is a Holden Qi Gong and Les Mils RPM instructor certifications. College All-American swimmer. Physical Therapy degree from the University of Wisconsin – Madison, and a Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy from Andrews University. David Deppeler, PT, DSc

The National School Chaplain Association (405-831-3299) is the new face of pastoral care and they are here to help schools and students face challenges like school safety, poor mental health, bullying and chronic absenteeism. Go to https://nationalschoolchaplainassociation.org/ to find out more. National School Chaplain Association PO Box 720746, Norman, OK 73070, United States Website https://nationalschoolchaplainassociation.org/ Email prc.pressagency@gmail.com

Shane Norys is a dancer, choreographer and performer originally from Orange County, CA who is currently sailing the high seas as a Specialty Performer with Disney Cruise Line on The Disney Magic travelling the world a job he has held since auditioning for Disney the summer after he graduated high school. Shane recently completed professional development with Disney Cruise Line with a certificate in the Emerging Leaders Shipboard Program. Shane attended the Orange County School of the Arts to study Musical Theatre from 7th-12th grade. Shane began his theme park adventures working as a performer at LEGO LAND in Carlsbad, CA. At OCSA Shane was featured dancing in a number of productions including Jasper in Deadland, Sweet Charity, The Tree Lighting at Fashion Island, OCSA's Gala, Footloose, as well as leadership on Evita and Spelling Bee and a teaching assistant for our middle school productions.When in California, you can often find Shane teaching dance at Millenium Dance Center OC… or even subbing for me at Professional School for the Arts in Torrance or choreographing at Musical Theatre of Orange County. On this episode, we do a deep dive into the life of a student who chose to go direct to industry straight out of high school, the determination and perseverance that required, industry pathways and career advancement he sees for himself with a company like Disney and the many benefits and lessons learned growing-up on a luxury cruise ship! Check out his instagram for incredible views of the many sights of the world he gets to see….Shane's InstagramBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the showTo find out more about The Creative College Journey and services we have to offer, please visit our website and sign-up for our mailing list: www.creativecollegejourney.com Introduction voice-over: Sara CravensOr find our host Scott Barnhardt on Instagram.

Tune in to The Construction Life Podcast for an enlightening conversation with Pat Moore, founder of the Professional School of Practical Stereotomy. Pat shares his expertise in the ancient skill of stereotomy, including the art of 3D cutting and the importance of preserving cultural architecture. He also warns against overvaluing productivity and becoming too dependent on tools.Discover the fascinating world of stereotomy and see its amazing potential on this episode of the podcast.Interested in learning more about stereotomy and the Professional School of Practical Stereotomy? Check out their website at HistoricalCarpentry.com or follow them on Facebook at School of Stereotomy and on Instagram @TheStereotemist. Stay connected with The Construction Life Podcast:Text Manny at 416 433-5737 or email him at manny@theconstructionlife.comIf you have something to contribute to the podcast, email info@theconstructionlife.com to schedule a time to join us in studio.For more from The Amabel Letters, follow them on:TikTok and Pinterest: @the_amabel_lettersInstagram: @_the_amabel_lettersEmail: info@theamabelletters.com

On today's episode, Melvin Fields Jr. shares the importance of building trust and relationships with our students and colleagues. He also talks about how he got started with the WA state counselors association and highlights the importance of showing up and providing opportunities for others. Melvin J. Fields Jr., certified School Counselor at Yelm Middle School in Yelm, Washington is current President of the Washington School Counselor Association (WSCA) for 2021 – 2022. He is the Washington School Counselor Association's 55th president and the first African American to serve in that position. The organizational mission of WSCA is promoting best practices in, and advocates for, Professional School counseling.Their vision is to further develop Professional School Counselors expertise by providing leadership and professional development that promotes positive student outcomes in the areas of Academic Support, Career Planning, and Personal/Social Development, thereby enhancing achievement for every student. Melvin is also an Adjunct Professor and teaches Diversity in Education at Saint Martin's University in Lacey, WA. He is a second year Leadership Studies doctoral student and also pursuing a certificate in Higher Education and Student Affairs from Saint Martin's University, where he also earned his School Counselor certification. He previously earned a Master's Degree in Organization Management from Webster University and Bachelor's of Arts Degree from Troy University. Melvin retired as a Command Sergeant Major in 2015, serving 27 years and three combat tours in the U.S. Army, where he earned the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit. Melvin has been married for the past 33 years to the former Tamela Marie Clemons, they have two children, Alanté and Camerin. Melvin is the son of Denyvetta Davis and Melvin J. Fields Sr. The theme for this year's presidential team is, COURAGE-COMMITMENT-COMMUNITY and he is humbled by this awesome opportunity to positively impact students and serve others.

Diskussion mit dem Regisseur und Indendanten Milo Rau und dem Autor und Theaterkritiker Simon Strauß. Moderation: Felix Heidenreich Die Theater öffnen wieder, und das Publikum kehrt zurück. Aber welches Theater weist tatsächlich in die Zukunft? Kann, soll, muss das Theater politische Konflikte austragen? Vermag es womöglich nicht nur abzubilden, sondern sogar selbst zu intervenieren? Oder schadet die Politisierung des Theaters einem Raum, in dem eigentlich andere, womöglich fundamentalere Fragen verhandelt werden sollten? In dieser großen Debatte scheinen die Position des Regisseurs und Intendanten Milo Rau und des Theaterkritikers und Autors Simon Strauß auf den ersten Blick völlig gegensätzlich. Eines steht fest: Zumindest die Debatte über die Zukunft des Theaters gehört ins Theater! In Kooperation mit dem Schauspiel Stuttgart. Die Veranstaltung wurde von der Professional School of Education (PSE) im Rahmen eines gemeinsamen Lehrprojekts der PH Ludwigsburg und der Universität Stuttgart gefördert.

Dr. Weinberg is a licensed psychologist in California (PSY 23243) & Israel, in private practice in Sacramento, California, with more than 35 years of experience. He is also a group analyst and Certified Group Psychotherapist as well as the past President of the Israeli Association of Group Psychotherapy and the Northern California Group Psychotherapy Society and the list-owner of the group psychotherapy professional online discussion forum. Dr. Weinberg was the Academic Vice-President of the Professional School of Psychology in which he created and coordinates an online doctoral program in group psychotherapy and marital therapy.He published books on Internet groups and about Fairy Tales and the Social Unconscious and co-edited a book about the large group and a series of books about the social unconscious.He is on the clinical faculty of Psychiatry at UC Davis Medical Center and a Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association and the International Group Psychotherapy Association, as well as a Distinguished Fellow of the Israeli Group Psychotherapy Association.He has received several awards including the Harold Bernard Group Psychotherapy Training Award and the Ann Alonso Award for Excellence in Psychodynamic Group Therapy.In This EpisodeDr. Haim at Sacramento Center for PsychotherapyDr. Haim's bookshaimwein@gmail.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5739761/advertisement

Dr. Adam Seipp is Associate Dean of the Graduate and Professional School at Texas A&M University and is a member of the history faculty there, where he also serves as a Faculty Affiliate of the Albritton Center for Grand Strategy. Dr. Seipp's bachelors, masters, and PhD were all completed at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he served as Visiting Faculty before moving on to Texas A&M in 2005. Dr. Seipp is the author of numerous books and other projects including The Ordeal of Peace: Demobilization and the Urban Experience in Britain and Germany, 1917-21, Strangers in the Wild Place: Refugees, Americans and a German Town, 1945-52, and an edited volume that came out just a few years ago called Modern Germany in Transatlantic Perspective, along with Michael Meng. Dr. Seipp is also serving as the Chair of the Vandervort Prize Committee with the Society for Military History, which recognizes authors of outstanding articles published in the Journal of Military History.

Listen to the FULL episode with Dr. Peter Litchfield: muscleintelligence.com/259 Get the FREE High Impact Episode Guide: muscleintelligence.com/learn Breathing correctly is VITAL to your health... but it's also a concept often overlooked in the world of fitness, health, and nutrition. However, no body transformation program, or path to life optimization, is complete without it. Without proper breathing practices or techniques, you are setting yourself up for failure. Dr. Peter Litchfield joins me on the podcast today for a truly transformative conversation about breathing mechanics for high performance, the balance of respiratory chemistry, and the psychology behind breath. Respiratory psychophysiology has been Dr. Litchfield's primary focus for over 20 years. Dr. Litchfield is the President of the Professional School of Behavioral Health Sciences, which integrates physiological and behavioral sciences for innovative applications in healthcare, human service, and performance enhancement. He also serves as CEO for Better Physiology, Ltd., the manufacturer of CapnoTrainer instrumentation used for identifying dysfunctional breathing habits, and assisting people in replacing them with new functional ones. You'll learn: The Most Essential Component of Breathing That is Often Overlooked. How to Maintain These 2 MAJOR Pillars of Blood Chemistry. Which Health Issues are Associated with Dysfunctional Breathing. What You Didn't Know About Cardiovascular Fitness. How to Self-Regulate Breathing for High Performance. Plus, get your FREE copy of the episode guide, as a downloadable reference of the key points and implementable actions from this interview. More Resources from Dr. Peter Litchfield: Recent article from the Journal of Healthcare and Integrative Medicine Professional School of Behavioral Health Sciences Better Physiology Capnometers to measure CO2 and HRV Support our Sponsors: BiOptimizers - I use BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough to support my recovery, energy levels, and sleep. It's almost ALWAYS in my daily supplement regime (and I notice the difference when it's not). Get MagBreakthrough, the BEST magnesium supplement on the market, at https://magbreakthrough.com/muscleintelligence and save 10% with code MUSCLE10

Breathing correctly is VITAL to your health... but it's also a concept often overlooked in the world of fitness, health, and nutrition. However, no body transformation program, or path to life optimization, is complete without it. Without proper breathing practices or techniques, you are setting yourself up for failure. Dr. Peter Litchfield joins me on the podcast today for a truly transformative conversation about breathing mechanics for high performance, the balance of respiratory chemistry, and the psychology behind breath. Respiratory psychophysiology has been Dr. Litchfield's primary focus for over 20 years. Dr. Litchfield is the President of the Professional School of Behavioral Health Sciences, which integrates physiological and behavioral sciences for innovative applications in healthcare, human service, and performance enhancement. He also serves as CEO for Better Physiology, Ltd., the manufacturer of CapnoTrainer instrumentation used for identifying dysfunctional breathing habits, and assisting people in replacing them with new functional ones. You'll learn: The Most Essential Component of Breathing That is Often Overlooked. How to Maintain These 2 MAJOR Pillars of Blood Chemistry. Which Health Issues are Associated with Dysfunctional Breathing. What You Didn't Know About Cardiovascular Fitness. How to Self-Regulate Breathing for High Performance. Plus, get your FREE copy of the episode guide, as a downloadable reference of the key points and implementable actions from this interview. More Resources from Dr. Peter Litchfield: Recent article from the Journal of Healthcare and Integrative Medicine Professional School of Behavioral Health Sciences Better Physiology Capnometers to measure CO2 and HRV Support our Sponsors: BiOptimizers - I use BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough to support my recovery, energy levels, and sleep. It's almost ALWAYS in my daily supplement regime (and I notice the difference when it's not). Get MagBreakthrough, the BEST magnesium supplement on the market, at https://magbreakthrough.com/muscleintelligence and save 10% with code MUSCLE10

Today's guest is Adam R. Seipp, a Professor of History and Associate Dean in the Graduate and Professional School at Texas A&M University. Adam received all his degrees at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and before joining the faculty at Texas A&M he did visiting stints at UNC and Duke. He is the author of two monographs, Strangers in the Wild Place: Refugees, Americans, and a German Town, 1945-52 (Indiana 2013), and The Ordeal of Peace: Demobilization and the Urban Experience in Britain and Germany, 1917-21 (Routledge, 2009). He has also co-edited two volumes, Modern Germany in Transatlantic Perspective, with Michael Meng, (Berghahn 2017) and The Berlin Airlift and the Making of the Cold War, with John Schuessler and Thomas Sullivan (Texas A&M University Press, forthcoming, Fall 2022). In addition, Adam has presented his work in at least nine countries, published more than a dozen book chapters, and placed articles in some of the leading journals in his fields, including War and Society, Journal of Contemporary History, Journal of Military History, Central European History, and War in History. His research has been supported by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), and the German Historical Institute in Washington D.C., among others. His current book project is Base Politics, Local Politics, and the Cold War Transformation of Germany, 1945-1995, a social history of the American military presence in Germany. Adam is active in the Society for Military History, the German Studies Association, and the American Historical Association. Adam is using his position in the Dean's Office at A&M to broaden opportunities available to PhDs in the liberal arts, and we are excited to talk to him about his work and views on the future of the discipline. Join us for a truly engaging chat with Adam Seipp - musicals, Son Volt, and the most eloquent and impassioned BBQ treatise to date! Rec. 04/15/2022

Episode 40: Die Leuphana-Alumna Dr. Sevda Helpap arbeitet als Partnerin und Unternehmensberaterin bei Baumgartner & Co. Business Consultants und als Dozentin am Institut für Management und Organisation an der Leuphana Lüneburg. Als Beraterin hilft sie Unternehmen bei Transformationen und dabei die Zukunft gemeinsam zu gestalten. Als Dozentin an der Professional School gibt sie ihr Wissen aus der Praxis an die Student*innen weiter. Ihre Hauptthemen sind Digital Leadership, Agile Transformationen und New Ways of Working. Zum dritten Bereich startet in Kürze ihre nächste Vorlesung im neu eingerichteten Zertifikatsstudium an der Leuphana. Vor ihrem Start ins Berufsleben hat Dr. Sevda Helpap am Institut für Management und Organisation an der Leuphana promoviert. In ihrer Doktorarbeit hat sie sich mit der Partizipation in Veränderungsprozessen beschäftigt und unter anderem in New Delhi in Indien geforscht. In der aktuellen Episode nimmt uns die Absolventin mit zu ihrer Promotionszeit, spricht über ihre Arbeit als Beraterin und verrät, womit sie sich in ihrer nächsten Vorlesung an der Professional School beschäftigen wird. Hört rein und lasst euch inspirieren! Weitere Informationen und Links findet ihr unter: https://podcast.leuphana.de/karriere-leupht-als-dozentin/

Dr Ron Mann, Love & Relationships with Host, Rosalind Sedacca, Divorce Coach on the Divorce, Dating & Empowered Living Show.WGSN-DB Going Solo Network 24/7 Live Streaming Radio, TV & Podcasts - #1 Internet Singles Talk Network (www.goingsolomedia.com) for a Complete Singles Connection (www.goingsolonetwork.com) & Going Solo Community (www.goingsolocommunity.com).More about Dr. Mann...Dr. Mann has been helping people awaken their consciousness for over forty years. His presence and depth of intuitive insight, along with his psychological training, give him a unique expertise in the field of spiritual development.Dr. Mann obtained a Master's Degree in Educational Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1971, and a Doctor of Philosophy from the California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles in 1974. He obtained post-graduate training in Executive Coaching and Organization Development from the William James Institute of the Professional School of Psychology. He practiced as a licensed psychologist from 1976-2002. He has appeared on Fox Sport's Net, Fox Boston 25 Morning News, the Gary Collin's Show, Good Morning America and numerous radio interview shows.AUTHORDr. Mann has written six books. Sacred Healing: Integrating Spirituality with Psychotherapy (LA Times Bestseller); The Yoga of Golf; Bouncing Back: How to Recover When Life Knocks You Down (Morgan James Publishing), and The Making Of A Champion: Success is an Inconvenience. The hard truth about what it takes to be successful. Not Just on Game Day, but Everyday! (written for and with Head Football Coach Joseph Taylor. Published by Waterfront Press), Learning to Win: Guide to Coach Junior and Collegiate Golfers, and Bouncing Back 2017 in Crisis!: How to Prepare for and Recover From Life's Greatest Threats. (Mann Consulting Group) . He has also developed and produced a variety of audio programs for meditation, self-healing, and stress reduction. These can be found at ronmann.com and amazon.com.

We are celebrating National School Counseling Week! On todays episode Melvin shares about the importance of building trust and relationships with our students and colleagues. He also talks about how he got started with the WA State Counselors Association, and highlights the importance of showing up and providing opportunities for others. Melvin J. Fields Jr., certified School Counselor at Yelm Middle School in Yelm, Washington is current President of the Washington School Counselor Association (WSCA) for 2021 – 2022. He is the Washington School Counselor Association's 55th president and the first African American to serve in that position. The organizational mission of WSCA is promoting best practices in, and advocates for, Professional School counseling.Their vision is to further develop Professional School Counselors expertise by providing leadership and professional development that promotes positive student outcomes in the areas of Academic Support, Career Planning, and Personal/Social Development, thereby enhancing achievement for every student. Melvin is also an Adjunct Professor and teaches Diversity in Education at Saint Martin's University in Lacey, WA. He is a second year Leadership Studies doctoral student and also pursuing a certificate in Higher Education and Student Affairs from Saint Martin's University, where he also earned his School Counselor certification. He previously earned a Master's Degree in Organization Management from Webster University and Bachelor's of Arts Degree from Troy University. Melvin retired as a Command Sergeant Major in 2015, serving 27 years and three combat tours in the U.S. Army, where he earned the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit. Melvin has been married for the past 33 years to the former Tamela Marie Clemons, they have two children, Alanté and Camerin. Melvin is the son of Denyvetta Davis and Melvin J. Fields Sr. The theme for this year's presidential team is, COURAGE-COMMITMENT-COMMUNITY and he is humbled by this awesome opportunity to positively impact students and serve others.

— Dr. Ronald L. Mann provides individuals the tools to move beyond the limitations of body identification with the more limited definition of self that is defined by one's thoughts, feelings, emotions, and physicality. Being “awake” has a much more profound meaning than just getting up in the morning after a night's rest, drinking a cup of coffee, and getting started with your day's activities. It is realizing a more expanded state of self beyond the limited “ego” to a higher sense of Self or the soul. Consciousness wants to evolve through us. We are all on a journey of returning to the source of Love. On our way, we can either coast along with the current or use a paddle to speed our journey. We are all going home. Valeria Teles interviews Dr. Ronald Mann — the author of “Sacred Healing: Integrating Spirituality with Psychotherapy.” Dr. Mann has been helping people awaken their consciousness for over forty years. His presence and depth of intuitive insight, along with his psychological training, give him a unique expertise in the field of spiritual development. Dr. Mann obtained a Master's Degree in Educational Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1971, and a Doctor of Philosophy from the California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles in 1974. He obtained post-graduate training in Executive Coaching and Organization Development from the William James Institute of the Professional School of Psychology. He practiced as a licensed psychologist from 1976-2002. He has appeared on Fox Sports Network, Fox Boston 25 Morning News, the Gary Collins Show, Good Morning America and numerous radio interview shows. Dr. Mann has written six books, including an LA Times bestseller: “The Yoga of Golf; Bouncing Back: How to Recover When Life Knocks You Down,” “The Making Of A Champion: Success is an Inconvenience” (written for and with Head Football Coach Joseph Taylor,”  “Learning to Win: The Coaches Guide for Mastering the Mental Game of Golf,” and “Bouncing Back: 2017 in Crisis!: How to Prepare for and Recover From Life's Greatest Threats.” He has also developed and produced a variety of audio programs for meditation, self-healing, and stress reduction. To learn more about Dr. Ronald Mann and his work, please visit: ronmann.com & lovefactorinventory.com     — This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well. 

Figuring out professional school can be such a daunting task. First generation Melanted Docs can face many challenges throughout the process of matriculation, passing boards, applying to a residency program, graduation and beyond. In this episode we discuss our academic experiences and shed light on how we successfully navigated professional school while being the first in our families to embark upon this journey. Thank you for deciding to check out our show! We will have candid conversations and open discussions about what it means to be a melanated doctor. We hope to inspire, uplift and encourage prospective and existing Melanated Docs. We are all about diversifying healthcare one melanated doc at a time. Take this journey with us! Please email questions or comments to: melanateddocs@gmail.com   Stay Connected on Social Media: Instagram: @melanateddocs https://www.instagram.com/melanateddocs/   YouTube: Confessions of Melanated Docs https://youtu.be/rcFE8EaZK74   Facebook: Melanated Docs https://www.facebook.com/melanateddocs/about/ The hashtag for this podcast is #melanateddocs   Our Production Team: Dr. Keisha Butler, Dr. Catrina Johnson, @emeraldaveagency 

Hamburg hOERt ein HOOU: stARTcamp meets HOOU Aufzeichnungsdatum:: 26. Mai 2021 mit: Katrin Schröder, Multimedia Kontor Hamburg, HOOU Christian Holst, Studiengangskoordinator an der Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Mitbegründer und Vorstandsmitglied des stARTconference e.V. Katrin Schröder hat Sprachen, Wirtschaft- und Kulturraumstudien an der Universität Passau studiert. Sie war von 2006 bis 2017 als Leiterin der Öffentlichkeitsarbeit mit Schwerpunkt Digitale Kommunikation/Marketing an verschiedenen Theatern und Museen tätig. Dort baute sie Social-Media-Accounts auf und setzte vielfältige digitale Events um. So initiierte sie unter anderem den ersten Tweetup an einem deutschsprachigen Stadttheater, rief InstaContests und InstaWalks ins Leben und baute intensive Blogger-Relations auf. Seit 2017 betreut sie übergreifend am Multimedia Kontor Hamburg die digitalen Auftritte der diversen HOOU-Projekte an den Hamburger Hochschulen und gibt regelmäßig Vorträge sowie Seminare zur Online-Kommunikation in Bildungs- und Kultureinrichtungen. Zusammen mit Christian Holst ist sie seit fünf Jahren für das Hamburger stARTcamp verantwortlich. Katrin bei Twitter und Instagram @schroederkatrin Christian Holst ist Studiengangskoordinator des Masters Arts and Cultural Management an der Professional School der Leuphana Universität Lüneburg. Er unterrichtet zudem als Lehrbeauftragter an verschiedenen Hochschulen, darunter die HAW Hamburg und die Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg. Holst ist Mitbegründer und Vorstandsmitglied des stARTconference e.V., der sich mit der digitalen Transformation des Kulturbetriebs beschäftigt. Frühere berufliche Stationen waren die Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, das Opernhaus Zürich sowie das Oldenburgische Staatstheater. Christian bei Twitter und Instagram: @culturelab Am 11. Juni 2021 findet im digitalen Raum über ZOOM das Hamburger stARTcamp meets HOOU 2021 statt: #scHH21. Auch in diesem Jahr wird die Veranstaltung als Kooperation des Multimedia Kontor Hamburg mit dem stARTconference e.V. organisiert, mit Unterstützung durch die Hamburg Open Online University, gefördert durch die Nordmetall Stiftung. Wir sprechen in dieser Episode über die Tradition der stARTcamps, die Möglichkeiten, als Teilgebende dabei zu sein, das aktuelle Schwerpunkt-Thema „Herausforderung angenommen? Wie Wissenschaft und Kultur soziale Verantwortung und Digitalisierung leben“, wir hören von den vergangenen stARTcamps und erfahren, was in Zukunft noch geplant ist. Shownotes: Nähere Informationen zum stARTcamp meets HOOU #scHH21: https://www.hoou.de/teams/startcamp-hamburg-meets-hoou Anmeldung: https://www.mmkh.de/digitale-lehre/startcamp-meets-hoou.html Un-Podcast zum stARTcamp meets HOOU 2019, erschienen bei Hamburg hOERt ein HOOU: https://soundcloud.com/hamburghoerteinhoou/unpodcast-und-auftakt-startcamp-meets-hoou Ausführliche Dokumentation des stARTcamp meets HOOU 2019 mit Texten und Videos: Sessionbeiträge mit Videointerviews #schh19 Feedback und Fragen zum Podcast per Mail oder über Socia Media: team_hoou@haw-hamburg.de Social Media Kanäle: Die HAW_HOOU bei Twitter: @HOOU_HAW Das Multimedia Kontor Hamburg bei Twitter: @mmkhde Die HOOU bei Twitter und Instagram: @HOOUHamburg Musik: Jakob Kopczynski, HAW-HOOU Foto Christian Holst: Nicolas Büchi Foto Katrin Schröder: Multimediakontor Hamburg

stARTcamp meets HOOU 26. Mai 2021 mit: Katrin Schröder, Multimedia Kontor Hamburg, HOOU Christian Holst, Studiengangskoordinator an der Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Mitbegründer und Vorstandsmitglied des stARTconference e.V Moderation: Nicola Wessinghage Katrin Schröder hat Sprachen, Wirtschaft- und Kulturraumstudien an der Universität Passau studiert. Sie war von 2006 bis 2017 als Leiterin der Öffentlichkeitsarbeit mit Schwerpunkt Digitale Kommunikation/Marketing an verschiedenen Theatern und Museen tätig. Dort baute sie Social-Media-Accounts auf und setzte vielfältige digitale Events um. So initiierte sie unter anderem den ersten Tweetup an einem deutschsprachigen Stadttheater, rief InstaContests und InstaWalks ins Leben und baute intensive Blogger-Relations auf. Seit 2017 betreut sie übergreifend am Multimedia Kontor Hamburg die digitalen Auftritte der diversen HOOU-Projekte an den Hamburger Hochschulen und gibt regelmäßig Vorträge sowie Seminare zur Online-Kommunikation in Bildungs- und Kultureinrichtungen. Zusammen mit Christian Holst ist sie seit fünf Jahren für das Hamburger stARTcamp verantwortlich. Katrin bei Twitter und Instagram @schroederkatrin Christian Holst ist Studiengangskoordinator des Masters Arts and Cultural Management an der Professional School der Leuphana Universität Lüneburg. Er unterrichtet zudem als Lehrbeauftragter an verschiedenen Hochschulen, darunter die HAW Hamburg und die Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg. Holst ist Mitbegründer und Vorstandsmitglied des stARTconference e.V., der sich mit der digitalen Transformation des Kulturbetriebs beschäftigt. Frühere berufliche Stationen waren die Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, das Opernhaus Zürich sowie das Oldenburgische Staatstheater. Christian bei Twitter und Instagram: @culturelab Am 11. Juni 2021 findet im digitalen Raum über ZOOM das Hamburger stARTcamp meets HOOU 2021 statt: #scHH21. Auch in diesem Jahr wird die Veranstaltung als Kooperation des Multimedia Kontor Hamburg mit dem stARTconference e.V. organisiert, mit Unterstützung durch die Hamburg Open Online University, gefördert durch die Nordmetall Stiftung. Wir sprechen in dieser Episode über die Tradition der stARTcamps, die Möglichkeiten, als Teilgebende dabei zu sein, das aktuelle Schwerpunkt-Thema „Herausforderung angenommen? Wie Wissenschaft und Kultur soziale Verantwortung und Digitalisierung leben“, wir hören von den vergangenen stARTcamps und erfahren, was in Zukunft noch geplant ist. Links: Nähere Informationen zum stARTcamp meets HOOU #scHH21: https://www.hoou.de/teams/startcamp-hamburg-meets-hoou Anmeldung: https://www.mmkh.de/digitale-lehre/startcamp-meets-hoou.html Un-Podcast zum stARTcamp meets HOOU 2019, erschienen bei Hamburg hOERt ein HOOU: https://soundcloud.com/hamburghoerteinhoou/unpodcast-und-auftakt-startcamp-meets-hoou Ausführliche Dokumentation des stARTcamp meets HOOU 2019 mit Texten und Videos: https://blogs.hoou.de/startcamp/sessionbeitraege-mit-videointerviews/ Feedback und Fragen zum Podcast per Mail oder über Socia Media: team_hoou@haw-hamburg.de Social Media Kanäle: Die HAW_HOOU bei Twitter: @HOOU_HAW Das Multimedia Kontor Hamburg bei Twitter: @mmkhde Die HOOU bei Twitter und Instagram: @HOOUHamburg Musik: Jakob Kopczynski, HAW-HOOU Foto Christian Holst: Nicolas Büchi Foto Katrin Schröder: Multimediakontor Hamburg

On this episode I am Rippling with one of my favorite people on the planet (and yes it's a big planet!) Donna Karlin. She has been a huge supporter of The Ripple Effect and a good friend to me for over 15 years! You will love Donna's perspective, her authenticity and just her presence will will make you smile. Be sure to check out her website at: abetterperspective.com And here's a bit more about Donna! There's a reason why Donna is in demand on 6 continents. She gets results and brings over 35 years of experience in multiple streams of practice to the table. Donna Karlin has been called a pot-stirrer, thought-shifter, "partner-in-crime" and reality-checker. She's an international speaker, lecturer, author and world-renowned leadership coach (better known as 'The Shadow Coach®'). You will see Donna coach on the run with her clients through the halls of corporate headquarters, government departments and agencies, and political offices in many parts of the world. Donna works with global leaders to develop the competencies and practices that enable them to meet the challenges of the future. She brings a dynamic, strengths-focused perspective to executive leadership development. Donna is committed to increasing the effectiveness, endurance, and fulfillment of individual leaders and their organizations through work with senior executives, high-potential leaders, and teams. For high-potentials and leaders alike, she helps clients prepare for high pressure, high stakes, high impact presentations. From keynotes, industrial presentations, presentations to C Suite leaders, a pitch to a buyer or a 5-minute talk on a panel, Donna brings her own personal experience on stage to her work with clients to present as thought leaders, commanding and owning the stage or boardroom. Donna is a SupporTED Coach, a member of the TED Community who coaches TED Fellows, Coach at Uncharted and StartingBloc. She is a member of the Advisory Council of The International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling and Psychotherapy (IABMCP), and a Founding Fellow of the Harvard Medical School, Institute of Coaching Professional Association (ICPA). Her work has been written up in Fast Company Magazine, The National Post (Financial Post), The Globe and Mail, The New York Times Business Section, The Boston Globe, and Personal Success Magazine. She has co-authored the bestselling book ‘101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life' with Zig Ziglar and Jim Rohn, authored the critically acclaimed, award-winning book, Leaders: Their Stories, Their Words - Conversations with Human Based Leaders, The Art of Addressing Situations in the Moment (Bookboon 2018), and The Power of Coaching: Don't Give Up Your Day Job, or Should You? (Bookboon 2012). Donna is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) from the International Coach Federation, is a Certified Executive Coach from the Center for Executive Coaching, is certified in Organizational Psychology with a focus in Executive Coaching by The Professional School of Psychology and has been certified by the International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling and Psychotherapy as a Diplomate in Professional Coaching. She is a Certified Tilt 365 Practitioner and as a Tilt 365 Advanced Coach and is certified in the Core Values Index Assessment. She has a proven track record in developing sustainable leadership.There's a reason why Donna is in demand on 6 continents. She gets results and brings over 35 years of experience in multiple streams of practice to the table. Donna Karlin has been called a pot-stirrer, thought-shifter, "partner-in-crime" and reality-checker. She's an international speaker, lecturer, author and world-renowned leadership coach (better known as 'The Shadow Coach®'). You will see Donna coach on the run with her clients through the halls of corporate headquarters, government departments and agencies, and political offices in many parts of the world. Donna works with global leaders to develop the competencies and practices that enable them to meet the challenges of the future. She brings a dynamic, strengths-focused perspective to executive leadership development. Donna is committed to increasing the effectiveness, endurance, and fulfillment of individual leaders and their organizations through work with senior executives, high-potential leaders, and teams. She has a proven track record in developing sustainable leadership.

In this episode, we address the question of "What do I do now that I've become a Christian?" We will dive into the four areas we believe are most vital to a growing relationship with God no matter how long you've been a Christian! CONNECT WITH HOLLY: IG: @Hollybird72 Facebook: @HollyJohnsonProsser Website: www.hollybirdswords.blogspot.com   CONNECT WITH ELAINA: Instagram: @barronelaina Facebook: @ElainaBarron Website: www.elainabarron.com Mentioned This Week: Apps: First Five, Bible Recap, Enduring Word Inductive Bible Study Questions: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How By Jodie Berndt Praying the Scriptures for Your Adult Children: Trusting God with the Ones You Love EM Bounds on Prayer: EM Bounds: 9780883684160 Prayer Conversing With God by Rosalind Rinker https://www.amazon.com/dp/0310321719/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_VERXKV3HDMRSRFHKV44W HOLINESS GOALS: Spiritual, Relational, Physical, Financial, Personal, Professional/School, *for each semester or season, place at least 2 goals in each category. Goals must be measurable and specific. Don't make it a goal to “be kind”. Instead ask how are you going to be kind?  WHAT WE LOVE: The Next Right Thing Guided Journal by Emily P. Freeman https://www.amazon.com/dp/0800739779/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_J6YZZAE39VYG7M1VXRHH?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 Atlas Coffee Club Coffee Club | Travel The World Of Amazing Coffee Music by Pixabay  

A profile of Nannie Helen Burroughs, an educator and activist who fought against race and gender based discrimination by campaigning against lynching and founding the the National Trade and Professional School for Women and Girls. Show notes and sources are available at http://noirehistoir.com/blog/nannie-helen-burroughs.

What's up beautiful people!!! Today's episode is super exciting, especially for those interested in entering the medical/health field. My guests today are Adeola and Khalil, we get into the knitty-gritty of being a black student in a health professional school. So, if you're interested in being in the health field this episode is most def for you, and even if you're not they gave some great advice for any student. I hope you enjoy the show!!With Love,Khristin C.Follow us on social media:podcast: https://www.instagram.com/young.black.real_/Ade: https://www.instagram.com/adee_lovee/Khalil: https://www.instagram.com/ayeelanzooo/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thequeencoalition)

Mark Lamplugh will be interviewing First Responder Retirement Academy owner Jim Hyde about their upcoming retirement webinar and responder retirement coaching program. Jim has 31 years of California law enforcement experience with the Novato, Sacramento, Davis, and Antioch Police Departments. He retired as the Police Chief for the city of Antioch. Chief Hyde has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of South Dakota, a Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology from the Professional School of Psychology, Sacramento.

Aprenda sobre Graduação no EUA em Inglês! Use o código entrevistaingles para fazer uma aula de inglês grátis no Cambly.* Link: bit.ly/cambly_subcribe Faça uma aula com professor nativo de inglês Tim O: https://www.cambly.com/en/student/tutors/5c1efcf23814270022108f9c Ou Baixe o nosso app: Apple Store: bit.ly/cambly-applestore Google Play: bit.ly/cambly-googleplay Acesse também o nosso podcast no YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YC7JrFYEW…pek9DTfOJhqWSvJDI Ep.83 - Graduação nos EUA | Graduate School ou Professional School? Aula totalmente em inglês, dedicada a quem deseja estudar fora Tema: Graduação nos EUA | Graduate School ou Professional School? Saiba com um professor nativo as principais diferenças do Tertiary Education em inglês! Saiba com um professor nativo como ficar fluente no idioma! English Conversation Classes! Assista a aula completa com exemplos reais! Aula totalmente em inglês! Assista essa aula de inglês grátis com professor nativo! * o código entrevistaingles é válido apenas para novos alunos.

Balance is attainable, but it's not easy. Here are some paths to get there:Focus on prevention through exercise, sleep, nutrition, and support.Be grateful if your department supports work/life balance.Assertively let your supervisor know if you need a little break or some help.Ask successful colleagues how they do it, and learn from them.Don't buy everything the media sells about achieving balance.Recognize "ebbs and flows" of balance, rather than expecting a constant state.Track the hours you spend on each activity, and then make changes.Breathe slowly and consciously a few times a day.

The start of graduate school can be a difficult time for many. So, in this episode, we asked a group of our student ambassadors to tell us about their trials and tribulations when they started at Salus. To learn more about our podcast series, visit salus.edu/podcasts

In this edition of The End Of The Line Podcast, Ramsey and I are joined by Ira McCauley for part two of "The Innovator." Today, we visit about his final days of high school and his years in college and Vet school. I think you will find out Ira was just like you and me. He got in trouble for the same things we did and sometimes maybe worse. What job did he hold in college that led him to his love of product development? What did his fellow students in Vet school think of him being the killer he was?

When it comes to getting through a week, nothing is more exhausting than being mentally spent.  There are numerous articles and videos out there addressing how to offset muscular fatigue, but during podcast #35, Coach Robb takes a look at the big 10-pound muscle on top of your shoulders – your brain – and helps you get a clear understanding why mental fatigue sneaks up on you when you least expect it!  During the first half of the podcast, Coach Robb drills down on the question “What is the last thing you wrote down and created a strategy to achieve in the last thirty days?”.  After answering this question, he challenges listeners to identify what rewards were attached to the achievement. Over the last 35 years of working with individuals and athletes, Coach Robb has never had an individual answer this question with a definitive answer.  When it comes to the physical signs of fatigue such as tired muscles, cramping, slower speeds, less strength, etc. we know what to do – eat and sleep to recover.  But, when it comes to mental fatigue, many of us are stumped. The symptoms are obvious –  feelings of being lazy, frustrated, aggravated or even depressed, but the steps to turning around the symptoms are not quite so easy. Coach Robb looks at three critical components of mental frustration: not having a quantified and/or detailed achievement; never feeling like your results are “good enough”; and, constantly feeling dissatisfied (i.e. thinking it’s cool to be pissed all the time – “that sucked”) because you keep moving the target identified as “good enough”.  During the second half of the podcast, Coach Robb does a deep dive into the four quadrants of life that we all balance on a daily basis (sometimes not even realizing it) –  Personal (food, sleep, sexual intimacy), Professional/School, Financial, and Health, Wellness & Performance.  Though we get on the daily hamster wheel, we rarely stop to answer questions like What does my perfect day look like?  What is my definition of perfect result?  and, What is my reward for accomplishing my desired result?  The result is the vicious cycle of never being satisfied (or achieving a quantified achievement) which begins to wear the brain out – literally.  By the end of the podcast you will understand the difference between physical and mental rejuvenation and what you can do to offset the negative effects of mental exhaustion.  You will also be equipped to take an intangible feeling or emotion and create a tangible achievement. This is something your brain can resonate with and feels rewarded when implemented correctly.   Listener questions include: What should I eat during my races to avoid getting physically sick?;  What do I do about a know in my rib cage that keeps me from breathing deeply?; What do I do to avoid getting up 2-3 times a night to urinate along with struggling to fall back asleep when I am finished?; What is the ideal sleep cycle?  and, What do I do when my schedule keeps me from completing today’s workout – discard or move to tomorrow?  Here are the Amazon links to Coach Robb’s books on Kindle and Paperback: Coach Robb’s Smoothie Recipe Book – on Kindle and in Paperback https://www.amazon.com/Coach-Robbs-Smoothie-Recipe-Book-ebook/dp/B07R26DMCZ/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_2?keywords=Coach+Robb%27s+Smoothie+Cookbook&qid=1557491306&s=gateway&sr=8-2-fkmrnull Coach Robb’s Healthy Meals Recipe Book – on Kindle and in Paperback https://www.amazon.com/Coach-Robbs-Healthy-Meals-Recipe/dp/1095573381/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?keywords=Coach+Robb%27s+Smoothie+Cookbook&qid=1557491397&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmr0 Coach Robb’s Additional Websites:   CoachRobb.com CoachRobbStore.com NutritionallyGreen.com CompleteRacingSolutions.com CompleteRunningSolutions.com CompleteTriathlonSolutions.com CompleteSwimmingSolutions.com CompleteWeightLossSolutions.com

"Not all who wander are lost" We conclude the Roadmap to Professional School series with this episode for Non-Traditional Students. Where an undergraduate pathway is relatively clear-cut, non-traditional applicants have the added challenge of forging their own path to professional school. However, by forming a "coalition of support," understanding holistic review, leveraging the application in your favor, and using available resources, you will find that this journey doesn't have to feel isolating.  ---------- Links referenced: Pre-Med Years Session 343: Mila’s 17-year Long Journey to a Medical School Acceptance: https://medicalschoolhq.net/pmy-343-milas-17-year-long-journey-to-a-medical-school-acceptance/ Find an Advisor from NAAHP: https://www.naahp.org/student-resources/find-an-advisor ---------- Join our online communities to receive early access to the podcasts, ask questions and receive information directly from TMDSAS, professional schools and advisors. The TMDSAS Hub is open to all applicants in the EY2019/2020 cycle.  The TMDSAS Non-Traditional Applicants group is open to all applicants who identify themselves as non-traditional and would like to connect with other applicants. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, reach us at podcast@tmdsas.com. The TMDSAS Podcast is a proud affiliate of the MededMedia network.

Mr. Fernando Vasquez from the Texas A&M University College of Medicine offers excellent advice for seniors in the application process on preparing for the interviews, identifying your top schools based on how their mission aligns with your priorities, and the admissions timeline. Here are some important links we refer to in this episode: TMDSAS Application Timeline: https://www.tmdsas.com/Forms/ApplicationTimeline.pdf "Holistic Review in the Medical Admissions Process and What It Means for You" from the 2019 APPLY Magazine by Mr. Filo Maldonado: https://www.tmdsas.com/Forms/ApplyMagazine2019.pdf#page=11 Episode 34: Planning Your Next Steps: Preparing Your Marketing Campaign: http://tmdsaspodcast.libsyn.com/34-planning-your-next-steps-preparing-your-marketing-campaign  Episode 36: "Thinking About Re-Applying? Start Here!" with Dr. Deb Beck: http://tmdsaspodcast.libsyn.com/36-dr-beck-on-using-the-four-legged-stool-to-help-reapplicants  Pre-Med Years Session 335: "Rebounding from Two Low MCAT Scores to Gain an Acceptance": https://medicalschoolhq.net/rebounding-from-two-low-mcat-scores-to-gain-an-acceptance/ The TMDSAS Match video: https://youtu.be/UeoLLjkKvng  ---------- Join our online communities to receive early access to the podcasts, ask questions and receive information directly from TMDSAS, professional schools and advisors. The TMDSAS Hub is open to all applicants in the EY2019/2020 cycle.  The TMDSAS Non-Traditional Applicants group is open to all applicants who identify themselves as non-traditional and would like to connect with other applicants. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, reach us at podcast@tmdsas.com. The TMDSAS Podcast is a proud affiliate of the MededMedia network.

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We continue on the Roadmap to Professional School with what Juniors should be doing to prepare. Laura Olivas, Senior Director of Admissions at the Texas Tech University HSC - Paul L. Foster SOM at El Paso share valuable advice on how to prepare for the MCAT, selecting evaluators, writing your essays, and customizing your application to the schools you’re most interested in to stand out in the admissions review. ---------- Links from the discussion: 34 - Planning Your Next Steps: Preparing Your Marketing Campaign http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/6571011 35 - Leveraging the Core Competencies in Your Favor http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/6571009  AAMC Guidelines for Writing a Letter of Evaluation for a Medical School Applicant https://www.aamc.org/download/349990/data/lettersguidelinesbrochure.pdf ---------- Join our online communities to receive early access to the podcasts, ask questions and receive information directly from TMDSAS, professional schools and advisors. The TMDSAS Hub is open to all applicants in the EY2019/2020 cycle.  The TMDSAS Non-Traditional Applicants group is open to all applicants who identify themselves as non-traditional and would like to connect with other applicants. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, reach us at podcast@tmdsas.com. The TMDSAS Podcast is a proud affiliate of the MededMedia network.

Continuing with the Roadmap to Professional School series, LeTanya Neely (Director of Student Recruitment and JAMP Coordinator at the UTMB at Galveston) shares how sophomores can continue paving their way to build a competitive application. -------------- Join our online communities to receive early access to the podcasts, ask questions and receive information directly from TMDSAS, professional schools, and advisors. The TMDSAS Hub is open to all applicants in the EY2019/2020 cycle.  The TMDSAS Non-Traditional Applicants group is open to all applicants who identify themselves as non-traditional and would like to connect with other applicants. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, reach us at podcast@tmdsas.com. The TMDSAS Podcast is a proud affiliate of the MededMedia network.

In the first episode of the Roadmap to Professional School series, Dr. Scott Wright (Executive Director of TMDSAS, JAMP, Texas Health Education Service - Research Center and Advising Network) discusses key areas freshmen should focus on mastering. Here are some key points: The application to medical, dental, or veterinary school begins on Day 1 of college! During the transition from high school to college, you'll want to learn how to learn deeply. Making good grades does not equal learning. Take Gen Chem as soon as possible to stay in line with the sequence of courses. College is about growth and development. Reflect on why you're pursuing the activities you're doing, what you're getting out of the experiences, and how this will make you a better healthcare professional. Build your network. Engage with professors, TAs, peers, and health professions advisors. Keep a record of your activities and what you take away from these experiences. Think positively! You're on this road for the long haul. -------------- Join our online communities to receive early access to the podcasts, ask questions and receive information directly from TMDSAS, professional schools and advisors. The TMDSAS Hub is open to all applicants in the EY2019/2020 cycle.  The TMDSAS Non-Traditional Applicants group is open to all applicants who identify themselves as non-traditional and would like to connect with other applicants. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, reach us at podcast@tmdsas.com. The TMDSAS Podcast is a proud affiliate of the MededMedia network.

Presented by Ramona Thomas, Chief Sweets Officer, My Chocolate Soul MyChocolateSoul.com “I love candy. Always have. Now, I get to make chocolate that other people love” says Chocolatier Ramona Thomas of My Chocolate Soul. Join us as Chef Ramona shares her journey from mathematics and education to chocolate and why starting and running an all-natural sweets business is so important to her and to the dessert industry. She will also talk about chocolate’s luscious history, chocolate making, industry trends, and why artisan chocolate is so popular. Ramona will also share her experiences as an entrepreneur and what she does to stand out among her competitors. As a finale, Ramona will have samples of her delectable chocolates. Biography: My Chocolate Soul grew out of Ramona Thomas’ love of baking and sweets, especially chocolate. Although she had baked for many years, the initial idea for starting the business came after taking an introduction to French pastries course at the French Pastry School in Chicago. Before transitioning to the dessert industry and founding the company, Ramona had an entrepreneurial career in education and philanthropy for 18 years. She holds a B.S. in Applied Mathematics from Brown University and a Ph.D. in Higher Education from the University of Pennsylvania. But Ramona felt so at home in a commercial kitchen that she began thinking about how she could spend more time in one doing what she really loved. Ramona is a graduate (with honors) of Ecole Chocolat’s Professional School of Chocolate Arts Professional Chocolatier Program. She also completed Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy’s program for professional chocolatiers, and continuing education courses at the French Pastry School and Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy in Chicago. My Chocolate Soul is located at 4442 N Broadway, Chicago, IL 60640. Recorded at Weiss Memorial Hospital on Saturday, October 6, 2018. https://culinaryhistorians.org/cacao-catharsis-spreading-joy-chocolate/

Shihan Joseph Walker is back this week to continue our discussion on his 1986 Okinawa trip with Robert Trias, the incredible growth of the USKA, training with Gene LeBell, and some great advice on how to run a professional martial arts school.

Welcome to fall…that magical time of the school year when freshman everywhere are full of excitement, and seniors are desperate to exit. This week we examine the veterinary and veterinary technician school admission process. What’s right - and what’s wrong - and what we think we should do to make it better. What do you think about veterinary professional school admissions? What would you change? Let us know! Please share our podcast with co-workers and colleagues who you think would benefit from these discussions. Better yet, do us a solid and leave us a review on iTunes. We love making these podcasts and want to know what you think... and that you're out there! Hit us up on social media (FB, IG, Twitter). Thanks again!

Click here to subscribe to google play Click here to subscribe to iTunes   On this episode of Melan- in- White Coats Podcasts, we discuss the significance of mental health in our lives. A topic which has plagued countless individuals and which has becomes buried underneath various other topics. We define what it means to us and how we can potentially combat the disastrous consequences which are created from mental health. Join us in this critical and necessary discussion!   Please leave comments and suggestion below. Thank you to all who have listened!

  Greetings, on this episode we will be talking about our experiences dating as professional students. We have 2 students from Morehouse School Of Medicine, a student from Ga state and a recent law graduate to detail their own personal experiences as well. What are the expectations of the opposite sex? What are some misgivings about professional school and relationships? Find out on this episode!   Subscribe to our iTunes version of the Podcast Here Click here to Subscribe on Google Play

Dr. Mann obtained a Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1971, and a Doctor of Philosophy from the California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles in 1974. He obtained post-graduate training in Executive Coaching and Organization Development from the William James Institute of the Professional School of Psychology. He practiced as a licensed psychologist from 1976-2002. He has appeared on Fox Sport’s Net, Fox Boston 25 Morning News, the Gary Collin’s Show, Good Morning America and numerous radio interview shows. 'Bouncing Back 2017 in Crisis' is for all people and all seasons. This is not a book about sports – this is a book about life! Surviving in a world of chaos and confusion, fear and doubt, we all must find a way of maintaining our sanity and peace of mind. The vibrant and touching stories that fill the pages of this book reinforce hope, faith and trust for the many small and major life challenges we all face from time to time. From their inner journeys to the outer manifestation of that inner work, we see how they became stronger, more compassionate and understanding and literally reinvent themselves when necessary. Bravery, honesty with oneself, open to transformation, learning the lessons – the men and women in this book can be our teachers.This is not a book about sports – this is a book about life! Surviving in a world of chaos and confusion, fear and doubt, we all must find a way of maintaining our sanity and peace of mind. Dr. Ron Mann Dr. Mann on Facebook Sound Health Options

In this week’s episode, you can learn all about our upcoming Clinical Volunteering Mixer from Carol Hagan, Associate Director of the Pre-Graduate & Professional School advising team. Meanwhile, Michael and Mylène talk about how to best feature volunteer experience on your resume and why volunteering is just as valuable as work experience. As usual, you also get a look at the week ahead and highlights of upcoming Career Services programs. Enjoy!

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