Podcasts about Quest University

In this episode, Dr. Robin Sargent interviews Dr. Natalie Berkman, who recently reached her big IDOL goal and transitioned to a new C-level role at Quest University in France.   Tune in to find out:   How Dr. Natalie Berkman's background in French literature led her to a career in instructional design in higher education How Dr. Natalie Berkman used the IDOL courses program to upskill in corporate instructional design and land a new job as the National Academic Director at Quest University How Dr. Natalie Berkman is applying her expertise in corporate instructional design to improve learning processes and create engaging, gamified e-learning modules at Quest University

We're thrilled to host James Wendland, a seasoned professional in the field of kinesiology, sports performance, and injury management. He shares an abundance of knowledge around concussions which, as we know, is a delicate & tricky subject these days. James embarked on his journey with the human body through childhood sports, excelling in soccer, baseball, swimming, and rugby. His passion for maximizing performance and aiding in injury rehabilitation led him to found Kinesiologists.ca in 2003 and operate fitness centers, including the Whistler Creek Athletic Club during the 2008-2011 Winter Olympics.With a wealth of experience as an instructor at institutions like CapilanoU, UBC, and Quest University, James has taught a diverse range of courses, enhancing his expertise in exercise prescription, physiology, anatomy, and more. His involvement with the Vancouver Canucks, "Bell Making the Cut" hockey series, and strength coaching for various teams showcases his extensive contributions to athletic development. Currently practicing as a Manual Osteopathic Therapist, James Wendland continues to impact lives by combining his expertise in kinesiology and holistic healthcare. Tune in for an insightful conversation with this multifaceted professional 

Join Megan and Wendy as they share their thoughts on Tyler Hynes' debut film for Hallmark, "Falling For You," in their latest Hallmark movie review. This charming movie has become a fan favorite since its release in 2018 and Girls Gone Hallmark is excited to share their take on it with you. Tune in to discover what they liked and wished for in this heartwarming film. We're excited to hear your thoughts and would greatly appreciate a 5-STAR review on Apple Podcasts. Let other Hallmark movie fans know why you love our podcast and why they should give us a listen. Write your review here (hot tip: use your Apple Podcast app). About "Falling For You" "Falling For You" originally premiered on October 6, 2018. 6.6/10 rating on IMDB. Filmed in Squamish, British Columbia. Some scenes were filmed at Quest University in Squamish's library and atrium as well as the Sunflower Bakery & Cafe. Tyler Hynes plays visiting businessman/bachelor Zac Malone. This was his debut movie for the Hallmark Channel. Of course he's gone on to becoming the King of Hallmark since splashing onto the Hallmark scene. Taylor Cole plays Lacy. She currently has 64 acting credits, including “Aloha Heart” from this year and “Long Lost Christmas” from 2022. Do you remember the a series called “Summerland” starring Lori Laughlin. Fun fact: “Summerland” was Taylor Cole's first acting gig where she played Erika Spalding for 21 episodes.  Related: Listen to a smokin' hot Tyler Hynes review "A Picture of Her" Movie based on the book “Baking for Keeps” by Jessica Gilmore. Buy it here (Amazon, $12.77) Script was written by Joie Botkin who has 20 previous writing credits including this summer's “Love's Greek to Me” and “# Xmas” and “Our Italian Christmas Memories from last year's Countdown to Christmas.  Peter DeLuise directed. He currently has 80 directing credits including last year's “Hanukkah on Rye,” tons of “When Calls the Heart” episodes. He also has 55 acting credits including “The Unauthorized Full House Story” - all roads lead back to Lori Laughlin. Peter DeLuise is also the brother of Michael DeLuise who played TJ on Gilmore Girls. Also stars Lini Evans as Patty, Brandi Alexander as Beth, and Chris Shields as Golden Bachelor Ben. Fan Favorite Fall Hallmark Movie Reviews Get ready to welcome the fall season with your favorite Hallmark movies and Girls Gone Hallmark! This season, we are bringing plethora of fan favorites that you wouldn't want to miss. Stay tuned as we release brand new movie reviews every Tuesday. Make sure to subscribe to our podcast, so you never miss out on any of our exciting reviews.

Stewart Prest, Political Science Professor at Quest University discusses the potential impact of the U.S. Midterm Elections on Canadians. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The VPD explains their leaked social safety net report Today we heard from Adam Palmer, Chief Constable for the Vancouver Police Department, on the leaked VPD report on Vancouver's social safety net. Reactions to the VPD's press conference regarding the social safety net report  Pete Fry, Vancouver City Councillor, Green Party reacts to the VPD's presser clearing up and inaccuracies in the leaked social safety net report. The impact of the U.S Midterm Elections on Canadians Stewart Prest, Political Science Professor at Quest University discusses the potential impact of the U.S. Midterm Elections on Canadians. A third of British Columbians are willing to change the province's name Mario Canseco, President of Research Co. Polling Company discusses the appedite in British Columbia to change the name of the province. The methodology of the VPD social safety net report Dr. Alina Turner, Co-President and Co-Founder of Helpseeker Technologies discusses the methodology behind the VPD's social safety net report. Rogers spent $150 million on customer credits due to the July outage John Biehler, Vancouver based technologist and co-host of GetConnected on CKNW answers just how much Rogers has spent in customer credits since their unexpected July service outage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A physics professor at Quest University, a husband, and a father of two boys. His career in research and academia has allowed him to live in several countries including; the United States, Switzerland, and South Africa. Squamish is now his “forever” home and he wants to use his skills to make this town better and improve it's political discourse. AndrewForSquamish.ca

The British Columbia Liberal Party could soon have a new name. Guest: Stewart Prest - Political Scientist at Quest University in Squamish

Christian Acemah is Head of School, Olney Friends School in Barnesville, OH. He also has senior leadership experience as Executive Director of the Uganda National Academy of Sciences (UNAS) in Kampala. Uganda. Previously, he served as Strategy and Program Development Director for the Africa program (ASADI) of the US National Academies Washington, DC. He also taught African Studies at Quest University in British Columbia, Canada. He started his career in global health and development in the Sudan-Uganda program of the Lutheran World Federation. He then joined UNICEF/GAVI in Geneva, Switzerland, to join the CEO's team as Executive Officer, Policy and Research. Christian loves the LLO program and our cohort! Connect with Christian here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-a-12711781/

Professor David J. Helfand, a faculty member at Columbia University for forty-five years, served nearly half of that time as Chair of the Department of Astronomy, a position he has again resumed. He also recently completed a four-year term as President of the American Astronomical Society, the professional society for astronomers, astrophysicists, planetary scientists and solar physicists in North America. He is the author of nearly 200 scientific publications and has mentored 22 PhD students, but most of his pedagogical efforts have been aimed at teaching science to non-science majors. He instituted the first change in Columbia's Core Curriculum in 50 years by introducing science to all first-year students. In 2005, he became involved with an effort to create Canada's first independent, non-profit, secular university, Quest University Canada. He served as a Visiting Tutor in the University's inaugural semester in the Fall of 2007 and was appointed President & Vice-Chancellor the following year to lead this innovative experiment in higher education. For six years in a row, Quest has been ranked #1 in North America in the National Survey of Student Engagement. ​He completed his term as President of Quest in the fall of 2015 and returned to Columbia where he now heads the Committee on Innovative Teaching and Learning. His first book, "A Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age" appeared in February 2016 and came out in paperback Aug 10, 2017.In this episode, we explore the nature of higher education in a changing world and the models that could work as we move into a time when what matters is emotional literacy and resilience and the ability to garner ideas and synthesise them broadly rather than learning 'more and more about less and less until we know everything about nothing.' Prof Helfand TED Talk 'Designing an Education for the 21st Century' Quest University in British ColumbiaA Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age by David J Helfand Reality is Broken by Jane McGonigal

Bachelor of Arts and Sciences offered by QUEST UNIVERSITYGood day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news, and I am Joy Stephen, an authorized Canadian Immigration practitioner bringing out this Education release from the Polinsys studios in Cambridge, Ontario. Today is the 14th of May, 2022.  Education releases highlight opportunities for international students which a focus on course as well as resettlement opportunities for international students who is desirous of making Canada their future home. Today we are going to talk about the Bachelor of Arts and Sciences offered by QUEST UNIVERSITY located in the town of Squamish in the beautiful province of British Columbia. Let us now discuss this course and its attributes.This is a Bachelors program program of Four years for those students who has 12 years of Schooling (Higher Secondary or higher). The requirement indicated here is the bare minimum. The student must also have earned a minimum score of 60. The IELTS or English language requirement for this program is 6.5 overall with minimum 6 in all bandsThis program is not a coop program but could qualify for Post Graduate work permit allowing students to gain work experience after the course and while they are on their post study work permit while in Canada.This is what the education institution offering this course has to say about the program they are offering:The Bachelor of Arts and Sciences degree gives you the best of both worlds: the broad knowledge and skills that come from a multi-disciplinary education, and a foundation for advanced studies.This degree allows you to pursue graduate education and prepares you for success in the workforce.The Quest curriculum emphasizes transferable skills, preparing students for a rapidly changing economy and success in a wide range of endeavours.Therefore, if you have completed at least 12 years of Schooling (Higher Secondary or higher) and this course is to your liking, then, please contact edu@polinsys.ca for more information on admissions. If you completed your 12 years of schooling, that is all what is the minimum education requirement.If you are keen on learning about Canadian Permanent Residence pathway after studying a course in Canada, especially if you have work experience in your home country, Please attend the FREE On-Demand webinar at a time convenient for you by visiting https://polinsys.com/p/ and then if you have any more doubts, please attend my free live webinar held every Fridays at the time indicated on my screen, The credentials to attend the webinar is also provided in the image. This is education release is brought to you by IRC news from the Polinsys studios in Cambridge, Ontario. Adios!

Introduction:We have Arnaud Michel, a master's student in Astrophysics at Queen'sHe focuses on formation of planets in our galaxyHails from Fribourg, Switzerland.Completed his bachelor degree in Physics at Quest University in Sqamish, BC.Has worked as a research assistant at UVic and University of Bern in Switzerland.Leading cutting edge research using telescopes like ALMA and JCMT.Research:To study how proptoplanetary disks evolve around young stars.Focuses on the evolution and the movement of dust in these disks that later collect together to form planet (such as the Earth).Not all material in Protoplanetary disks ends up in planets, some remains in large boulders that later collide to make a new disk of dust called debris disks.Arnaud also studies the connection between Protoplanetary and debris disk around stars.To study planet formation, Arnaud uses the ALMA telescope which is an interferometer observing in millimetre wavelength (same things as the microwaves in your kitchen!)Links to Science Outreach Material:McDonald InstituteRoyal Astronomical SocietyAstronomy on TapSpecial thanks to Colin Vendromin for the music, also thanks to Zac Kenny for the logo!

Haley Batten stormed onto the professional scene in 2021. She earned a spot on the podium in her first ever World Cup race, won a short track World Cup soon thereafter, and had a red hot streak all through the rest of the calendar year. She is America's top finisher at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and she's just getting warmed up! It's fun to catch up with Haley who you'll soon realize has one of the most energetic, curious personalities out there. She took a quick break from academia, where's she's studying at Quest University in British Columbia for this conversation. Enjoy!

My first company, Twitch, sold for almost a billion dollars. My second one lost $75 million in 36 months. People love talking about success, but today I want to talk about failure. Early last year, I announced the closure of my company with a heavy heart. Atrium marks a sinister period in my life consumed by failure and pain, but also one of learning and reflection. Just over a year removed, it is time to be honest and tell the full story behind the fall of Atrium. In this episode, you will hear about building for purpose, the importance of a clear mission, hiring too quickly, embracing failure, and asking yourself difficult questions. Will you let your failures define you, or emerge a stronger and better person? Read the full article on this topic here, or watch the video I made on this topic here.

I started The Quest to share the stories and lessons that I wish I had heard 15 years ago. Building and selling Twitch was an inflection point for me in the past decade. I worked my ass off, made money, took vacations and felt like I was on top of the world. I blew past the goals I had set for myself in the beginning.  But what was fascinating was that while I felt more accomplished, I wasn’t any happier. I was just holding on to more things. The desire to go bigger and make more nagged constantly at me. After a year and a half at Y Combinator, I left and set out to build another company in the most mercenary way I can think of, then lost millions when it fell apart.  On this episode, I reflect on the trap of the hedonic treadmill. It led me down a dangerous path chasing material possessions and peer approval - things I thought would fulfil me, but only made me feel perpetually dissatisfied.  

Originaire de la ville de Dakar particulièrement au Sacré Cœur, elle a fait ses études primaires à l'école Sainte Bernardette dans le quartier Liberté 1. Ensuite elle a poursuivi ses études secondaires au collège Sacré Cœur toujours à Dakar jusqu'à la classe de 2nde S avant de réussir le concours de African Leardership Academy (ALA) basé à Johannesbourg en Afrique du Sud.  Dans cette 1ère partie du podcast, nous avons évoqué ensembles les choix qui l'ont amenée à quitter le Sénégal très jeune à l'âge de 16 ans pour l'Afrique du Sud avant de rejoindre Quest University au Canada puis la prestigieuse Université d'Oxford où elle a obtenu un Master en Politiques Publiques.  Si j'ai choisi d'inviter Aïda Ndiaye c'est parce qu'au-delà de son beau parcours académique et professionnel se cache une jeune femme qui a su se remettre en question plusieurs fois dans sa vie. Elle représente également un modèle de réussite à bien des égards. Vous verrez que la réussite académique ne se base pas uniquement sur l'intelligence mais plutôt sur la personnalité. Je l'ai invitée à partager avec les jeunes, le processus de sélection d'African Leardership Academy, de Quest University et d'Oxford University.  Je la remercie encore au passage pour la clarté de ses explications et le cœur qu'elle a mis pour partager toutes ces informations o combien utiles pour les jeunes qui souhaitent s'orienter vers les disciplines d'excellence.  African Leadership Academy Quest University Oxford University Livres: Toni Morisson - Beloved Frantz Fanon - Les Damnés De La Terre Nelson Mandela - Long Walk To Freedom Maryse Condé - Ségou

Originaire de la ville de Dakar particulièrement au Sacré Cœur, elle a fait ses études primaires à l'école Sainte Bernardette dans le quartier Liberté 1. Ensuite elle a poursuivi ses études secondaires au collège Sacré Cœur toujours à Dakar jusqu'à la classe de 2nde S avant de réussir le concours de African Leardership Academy (ALA) basé à Johannesbourg en Afrique du Sud.  Dans cette 1ère partie du podcast, nous avons évoqué ensembles les choix qui l'ont amenée à quitter le Sénégal très jeune à l'âge de 16 ans pour l'Afrique du Sud avant de rejoindre Quest University au Canada puis la prestigieuse Université d'Oxford où elle a obtenu un Master en Politiques Publiques.  Si j'ai choisi d'inviter Aïda Ndiaye c'est parce qu'au-delà de son beau parcours académique et professionnel se cache une jeune femme qui a su se remettre en question plusieurs fois dans sa vie. Elle représente également un modèle de réussite à bien des égards. Vous verrez que la réussite académique ne se base pas uniquement sur l'intelligence mais plutôt sur la personnalité. Je l'ai invitée à partager avec les jeunes, le processus de sélection d'African Leardership Academy, de Quest University et d'Oxford University.  Je la remercie encore au passage pour la clarté de ses explications et le cœur qu'elle a mis pour partager toutes ces informations o combien utiles pour les jeunes qui souhaitent s'orienter vers les disciplines d'excellence.  African Leadership Academy Quest University Oxford University

Hi guys! The Quest team here. We are supposed to be dropping an episode today on politics, philanthropy and psychedelics. However, that episode is too good that we want to spend a bit more time polishing it up (it's recorded outside, so the audio is not as smooth).We want to instead launch the first of a mini-series we are doing: Justin's Quest University. Since many of us are attending university via Zoom nowadays, why can't we do it over podcast? We've booked you a 1:1 slot with Justin talking about a Questie-favourite topic: forming habits. In 10 short minutes, listen to Justin's summary of Atomic Habits, a New York Times Best-Seller by James Clear, and his tips on implementing James' tips in your own lives (from home gyms to keto). We hope you enjoy this short tutorial, and will see you again when the semester starts!Feedback? DM or @ us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or LinkedInStrapped for time? Sign up to The Quest Digest to get a takeaways summary!

Episode 5 brings someone with an iconic laugh: Denzel Laguerta, a teammate of Corbin's and a player of Aaron's at STMC. He talks about how basketball has impacted his life after immigrating from the Philippines, his time at STMC, how his Team BC coaches have affected him, and playing at Quest University. We also touch on some mailbag questions, and much more!   Denzel Laguerta's Instagram: @denzellaguerta Sponsored by: Goodlad Clothing Follow @ahoopsjourney on Instagram! Send any mailbag questions to ahoopsjourney@gmail.com Sounds by: Zapsplat and AudioJungle Social Media Graphics: Clarisse De Guzman

Episode SummaryAn unusual outfit for an unusual man, Steve Swayne unravels his connections to knitting and jazz and divulges how an almost perfectionist learned to improvise, find his own authentic self, and become an expert on Steven Sondheim all while describing an outfit that few would dare to wear. A pattern emerges of a man who will not be contained by rigid categorization and is leading us by example into a more tolerant, musically rich world, in this episode of The Sydcast.Syd FinkelsteinSyd Finkelstein is the Steven Roth Professor of Management at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He holds a Masters degree from the London School of Economics and a Ph.D. from Columbia University. Professor Finkelstein has published 25 books and 90 articles, including the bestsellers Why Smart Executives Fail and Superbosses: How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent, which LinkedIn Chairman Reid Hoffman calls the “leadership guide for the Networked Age.” He is also a Fellow of the Academy of Management, a consultant and speaker to leading companies around the world, and a top 25 on the global Thinkers 50 list of top management gurus. Professor Finkelstein's research and consulting work often relies on in-depth and personal interviews with hundreds of people, an experience that led him to create and host his own podcast, The Sydcast, to uncover and share the stories of all sorts of fascinating people in business, sports, entertainment, politics, academia, and everyday life. Steve SwayneSteve Swayne teaches courses in art music from 1700 to the present day, opera, American musical theater, Russian music, and American music. He has received fellowships from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities. His articles have appeared in The Sondheim Review, the Journal of the Royal Musical Association, American Music, Studies in Musical Theatre, the Indiana Theory Review, and The Musical Quarterly. He has written two books—How Sondheim Found His Sound (University of Michigan Press, 2005) and Orpheus in Manhattan: William Schuman and the Shaping of America's Musical Life (Oxford University Press, 2011; winner of the 2012 ASCAP Nicolas Slonimsky Award for Outstanding Musical Biography)—and is at work on three projects: 1) the development of the chamber musical, with a focus on composer/lyricist William Finn; 2) intersections between music, neuroscience, and ethics; and 3) American composer David Diamond. He was an inaugural recipient in 2017 of the Professor John Rassias Faculty Award, given to faculty for their exceptional educational outreach to alumni. In addition to his work at Dartmouth, he has taught at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music; the University of California, Berkeley; and Quest University, and he is the president-elect of the American Musicological Society, the premier organization for musicologists in the English-speaking world. He is also an accomplished concert pianist.Insights from this episode:Secret to how Steve can play a song after listening to it only once and how that skill is useful in many aspects of life.How to deal with standing out by standing out even more and using that to direct the conversation you want people to have about you.Benefits of living your life internally as you express yourself externally.How to have an authentic conversation involving race in a racially complicated world. Strategies artists use to appeal to audiences to increase their success and how that can impact their perceived value as an artist.Benefits of working with Steven Sondheim as his biographer and becoming more of an expert on Steven Sondheim than Sondheim himself. Quotes from the show:“I am a clothes horse by nature and so I have a shoezeum at home and it's almost exclusively in Doc Martens [shoes].” – Steve Swayne“There are different ways of being you rather than the ones, maybe, that you have chosen or that society has chosen for you.” – Steve Swayne“It's very interesting to think about how people perceive others … from how we look and how we dress and you're actually turning [that perception] on its head to share a lesson.” – Syd Finkelstein “As humans, all of us can do what any other human in all of the human race has done, is doing, or has a dream of doing. We are all capable of doing all of it.” – Steve SwayneOn studying east coast Jewish composers: “I learned a lot of things that I never would have thought to know.” – Steve SwayneOn the appropriateness of telling a story of a community you are not part of: “I have a view of that community that I can only have because I'm not in it and things that might be transparent to other people, I begin to question.” – Steve Swayne“We are not what we present necessarily; because I'm black doesn't mean I can only do things marked as black … we contain multitudes, all of us.” – Steve Swayne“I feel like we are in an era now where with this idea of having the nerve, the audacity to speak for some other group that you are not part of is really looked down upon.” – Syd Finkelstein “I want to be about the business of increasing the circle of we and decreasing the circle of they.” – Steve SwayneOn elitism in general culture: “There's a thing about whatever is considered popular by the masses that somehow gets denigrated … we seem to have all these rules in place for what's acceptable, for what's good culturally and we don't know who wrote those rules.” – Syd FinkelsteinOn Steven Sondheim's style of composing: “The way he conveys the life of a character through his choice of notes is very much the way certain opera composers do that type of work.” – Steve SwayneStay Connected: Syd FinkelsteinWebsite: http://thesydcast.comLinkedIn: Sydney FinkelsteinTwitter: @sydfinkelsteinFacebook: The SydcastInstagram: The Sydcast Steve SwainInstagram: @dr._kiltmartensWebsite: Dartmouth College - The Montgomery Fellows ProgramSubscribe to our podcast + download each episode on Stitcher, iTunes, and Spotify. This episode was produced and managed by Podcast Laundry (www.podcastlaundry.com)

Fr. Laurence speaks about the need of teaching the richness of our contemplative tradition and the knowledge and wisdom behind the simple repetition of a sacred word. This talk was part of a John Main Seminar at Quest University in Squammish, Canada. Music Credits: Aourourou by Blue Dot Sessions

Fr. Laurence speaks about the need of teaching the richness of our contemplative tradition and the knowledge and wisdom behind the simple repetition of a sacred word. This talk was part of a John Main Seminar at Quest University in Squammish, Canada. Music Credits: Aourourou by Blue Dot Sessions

For the next few episodes, we will chat with faculty from universities around North America who led faculty-led programs to Belize in fields of study such as health promotion, economics, music and agriculture. In this episode, we introduce Dr. Jonathan Warner, Professor Emeritus at Quest University in Canada, and is also a non-resident research associate with the Von Hugel Institute at Cambridge University. Dr. Warner chats about the unique model that Quest University offers as well as the course that he led to Belize in Sustainable Community Development.

Tara Holland grew up in the Eastern townships in Quebec. After completing 2 University degrees, she got her masters and later PHD in Environmental Geography. Her work took her out West where she got a job at Quest University in Squamish and began trail running. On her first training run in her new town, Tara found herself in the middle of the Squamish 50. Tara's interest was piqued and she decided to sign up for her first ultra (Squamish 50k) the following year. Training was going great until she was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of that year. Running has helped Tara overcome many of life's challenges. It has been her constant and although she has had to take forced breaks from running, it's something she knows she will always go back to. Tune in to find out about Tara's childhood growing up in Quebec, how she got into running, how running has helped Tara get through life's biggest challenges, and what is up next for Tara! Don't forget to subscribe! Follow Tara on IG @tara.trails Tara's Blog: In the long run  Follow this podcast on IG @journeytoultrapodcast Follow me @nicola.gildersleeve Send all feedback, comments, or guest suggestions to Nicola.gildersleeve@gmail.com My blog: ngildersleeve.blogspot.com

There are a lot of words and phrases used at college and university that you may not be familiar with. This can make the research and application process very difficult. Fear not my friends, because on this episode we're going to demystify university jargon. We will also speak with Bradley Klees, Associate Director of Admissions at Quest University in Canada.

We caught up with our local political science powerhouse team of Kaija Belfry Munroe Ph.D. and Doug Munoe Ph.D. (Chief Academic Officer) of Quest University, and discussed the nuances of the proposed voting systems that is up for referendum. We learn a great deal information about this referendum, but we also learned not to keep our cell phone near our recording devices – apologies for any sound glitches, they are not throughout the podcast, but are noticeable but temporary.

Mayoral Candidate Karen Elliott Karen has served on Council for the last four years and currently is an organizational and leadership development specialist and helping clients with strategic planning, large group facilitation to support dialogue, and developing strategies to help them navigate change. She served as Quest University’s first Ombudsperson, from September 2016 to January 2018, advocating for fairness on campus. More info here https://imwithkaren.com/

Terrorism & Counterterrorism: Thinking Clearly About Political Violence Professor Doug Munroe from Quest University gives an engaging talk on thinking about terrorism and political violence as part of the Mulgrave Lunchtime Lecture series.

"Getting a Degree" vs. "Getting an Education." What colleges typically do wrong. Dr. David Helfand, President, Quest University joins JB. What all students and parents should know about college. What smart college shoppers know & this week's tweets.

Panel: Towards the Ideal Learning Environment Moderator Juliette Bianco, Assistant Director, Hood Museum of Art Panelists: Aine Donovan, Director of the Ethics Institute and Research Associate Professor, Dartmouth College; Dr. David Helfand, Founder and Tutor, Quest University; Chanon (Kenji) Praepipatmongkol, Dartmouth class of 2013; Matthew Battles, senior researcher, metaLAB, Harvard University Respondent: William Crow, Managing Museum Educator, School and Teacher Programs, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Museum Studies, New York University

Undergraduate Education for the New Millenium: Starting From Scratch— President of Quest University Canada David Helfand discussed modern problems with higher education and potential solutions on October 1, 2012 in the Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth. The founders of Quest University departed from traditional educational models to design a campus and curriculum equipped for the twenty-first century. Quest has no departments, no tenure, and no classes larger than 20. President Helfand's lecture was part of Leading Voices in Higher Education, a speaker series that is part of strategic planning at Dartmouth.

Ugen is from Bhutan and just graduated from Quest University in British Columbia. She studied International Development with a focus on child rights and child protection. She is currently an intern at CUSO-VSO West in hopes to make connections and learn more about public relations and development issues. She hopes to return to Bhutan one day and start her own organization that are geared towards empowerment of youth and children. Volunteer for a better world! Join CUSO-VSO, share skills and volunteer in 43 countries in Africa, Asia, the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean. Volunteers, donate, share skills.www.cuso-vso.org