Thank you, Champlain College for welcoming our own Ashley McKinley, Director of Operations, as we work to relay the importance of early education to the new incoming generation of teachers! Whether it is sharing more information about a career at Heartworks or simply outlining the importance of a nature-based education, we are always happy to share our passion with a new class of eager educators ????
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What's a good school, in your opinion? Here's our take. A place where learning closely meets individual values; A warm community where we forgive and repair relationships if broken; A place where any mistake is just a new lesson added to a long string of experiences; A place where only time travel is impossible - at least until we find out it isn't; A place where diversity doesn't divide us but unites us; A place where each of us can be unique, where we are all authentic in being different; A place where we learn not only formulas or facts but many interesting things about the world around us and how we can live a happy and fulfilling life. In the following days, we will take you on a virtual journey and show you what a day in the life of a student at Transylvania College looks like. Until then, what makes a good school for your children? ??
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Education and training are key to more than just entering the job market—they’re about enriching lives and opening doors for personal growth at any age. Discover more about the education landscape in Hamilton County. ?? https://loom.ly/-JltBZA
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Head of Marketing at Smart Contract Audit Token and EMURGO Academy SmartBlocks Ambassador
I spent some time on campus today discussing opportunities for students, the current blockchain landscape, and what we can do to be prepared. Do you have a #cryptocurrency club or want to start one? Let's connect! In need of blockchain education at your school? EMURGO Academy can help. Connect with me to learn more. #futureleaders #techeducation #EMURGO #SCATDAO
Feels good to on campus at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania!
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?? Join this interesting webinar on HE mentoring skills framework for students, faculty and staff! ?? ?? ??
In this webinar, Allison McWilliams, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President of Mentoring and Alumni Personal & Career Development at Wake Forest University, will share the mentoring skills framework her team has developed to support students, faculty, staff, and alumni. She will share research and data on the needs they are addressing, provide an overview of the four skills, and describe how they are using them to drive engagement and learning. Come learn how on July 15th at 11am est and apply the CORE Four skills to your mentoring programs and relationships! https://lnkd.in/g3Vunsar
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At Hawkes Learning, service isn't just what we do—it's who we are! ?? Your success is the heart of our mission. How can we support your learning journey this semester? Check out this blog to explore our service commitments and see?why educators?at institutions like Quinnipiac University and Piedmont University trust Hawkes Learning:?https://lnkd.in/gy2FFXy5
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Please join me for this webinar, where you will get ideas and insights that will help you put research into practice for your #mentoring initiatives. Allison McWilliams International Mentoring Association
In this webinar, Allison McWilliams, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President of Mentoring and Alumni Personal & Career Development at Wake Forest University, will share the mentoring skills framework her team has developed to support students, faculty, staff, and alumni. She will share research and data on the needs they are addressing, provide an overview of the four skills, and describe how they are using them to drive engagement and learning. Come learn how on July 15th at 11am est and apply the CORE Four skills to your mentoring programs and relationships! https://lnkd.in/g3Vunsar
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Executive Director of the Klingenstein Center, Teachers College Columbia University, LEARNS Collaborative Co-founder, Author of Race Sounds (UIowa, 2018). Working on building civic listening.
Come to our info session tonight at 7PM ET to learn about Klingenstein Center, Teachers College, Columbia University Summer Institute for Early Career Teachers #KSI2025. Learn more about this fully-funded, graduate credit-earning fellowship; meet alumni and program faculty; and, connect with me and Center team members. See details below. And if you are an alum of #KSI, comment and share your cohort year and your #WhyKSI Not everyone who attends #KSI is sure about staying in education. But after this 2-week program, many decide to stay and have long, fulfilling, positively impactful careers in #schools #independentschools #internationalschools. A top reason why they stay?: The #efficacy they recognize they have as #teachers after attending the institute. For over 4 decades, Klingenstein Center, Teachers College, Columbia University Summer Institute for #EarlyCareer #Teachers #KSI has facilitated transformative learning experiences for teachers. Come and learn with us. #teacherleaders #inspiredteachers #transformation #brainchangers #belongingbydesign #sustainablepractice #professionallearning #makers #learningdesigners #retentionthroughcapacitybuilding #cohort #KSI2025 Teachers College, Columbia University
??Transform your teaching with the Klingenstein Summer Institute for Early-Career Teachers, an incredible fellowship for independent and international school teachers with 1-5 years of experience. Join our Admission Info Session on Thursday, November 14 at 7pm ET via Zoom to learn about the program from program alumni, instructors, and Bre Conley, Associate Director of Admissions. Register today!??
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Join in this important conversation!
Join us on May 1 for this free and informative conversation about UWP's versatile role in expanding the impact of our community from early through higher education ?? ?? Hear from the people leading this work and learn about what this information means to Spartanburg and the organizations supporting our community. ?? Coffee's on us! Register here: https://lnkd.in/eTEiRAKF Thanks to our partners at Spartanburg Academic Movement for joining us for this conversation!
Coffee & Conversations: Early Learning & Higher Ed
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Corporate College recently had the incredible opportunity to host executive leaders from 100 Black Men of America, Inc. for their executive leadership retreat. I had the privilege of leading a session titled "Education's Post-Pandemic Evolution: What We Provide Matters," and later joined Herman Bulls, vice chairman and international director at JLL, to discuss "Organizational Leadership, Governance, and Impact." Educational leaders, how do you see the role of education evolving in the post-pandemic world??
Cuyahoga Community College's Corporate College recently hosted executives from 100 Black Men of America, Inc., for their annual retreat. We’re proud to announce that we are exploring an opportunity to further partner with 100 Black Men of America through their Collegiate 100 program, a campus-based student organization that supports the development of the social, emotional and educational needs of youth who need positive role models. We can’t wait to see this program uplift our community!
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Wow. 8 years ago today, a young Daniel with butterflies in his stomach moved onto campus at the University of the Cumberlands. His heart was tense as he wondered what to expect and whether he would enjoy the new sensation. Before he knew it, young Daniel met some of the most incredible people in my life who significantly impacted me. Before he knew it, young Daniel was involved with groups and departments throughout campus that significantly impacted his future, including being the college mascot—Pete the Patriot! Some tips from my experience as a college alum and former college mascot: 1. Actively participate in extracurricular activities and take advantage of opportunities, but only a few simultaneously. 2. Seek help before a problem emerges. 3. Feel free to drop a class. 4. Stay healthy. Eat healthy and find the time to exercise. Doing so will help you more than you know. 5. Cultivate friendships with a small group of others you connect well with—it's easy to be friends with everyone on campus (especially if you or you build your way up to becoming an extrovert). Usually, your friend group gets smaller after college, and you become very closely connected with those few friends with whom you initially connected well (mine live in Knoxville, and I talk to them almost daily!). 6. Most importantly - think of your education as giving you skills that will help you make a positive mark on this world. I am thinking about all of the first-year students and all college students who are continuing their education this month. These are our emerging leaders who will make an impact on the world.
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