On the second episode of Licensure Stories, Marc Teer (founder of Black Spectacles) is joined by Jeff Head, an accomplished architect at Pivot North based in Boise, Idaho. You’ll learn how Jeff studied to pass all 6 exams of the ARE 5.0 in 4 months, what motivated Jeff to get licensed and how he celebrated once he passed. This is Jeff Head's Licensure Story. https://lnkd.in/gCMUfC6m
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Featured speaker Charles “Clary” Redd, Partner at Stinson LLP in St. Louis, MO. Join the wave, and enjoy the ride! Aloha lives here. Faculty Profile and Clary’s sessions: https://lnkd.in/gb2jXpZx Full Library of Live Stream sessions: https://lnkd.in/gFsf-dyR
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David Adams emphasizes the importance of innovation and equity in public education in everything he does. To learn more about David's work, listen to his episode of VFE https://bit.ly/3uYCpbk! #ChangeTheWorld
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Lj Henderson is a firm believer that it is important to introduce children to new concepts and let them explore and experiment them as a way of learning. To learn more about Lj's work, listen to her episode of VFE https://bit.ly/43dKaHv! #ChangeTheWorld
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Third episode out today. If you want to learn more about honor and shame, you're going to love this conversation. If you would like automatic updates on all new content, subscribe to my Substack!
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Thinking about the financial side of higher education? Is the shift from grants to loans shaping students' decisions? Queenie Porter, Managing Director UK at WOW HYDRATE shares her views on this ongoing pain point for future generations. Throwback to episode 262!
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In this episode of Porch Poppin', EJ Johnson tells you about our three new fellows! Learn more about the fellows here: https://buff.ly/4cesyyp
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What a powerful and relatable interview with Cohort 10 graduate Stephanie Cushing! Her story speaks to the established professional who wants to find a career that aligns with who they are and the impact they want to make. You can check out the interview here: https://lnkd.in/eQ_vnNCf
Carolina Code School graduate Stephanie Cushing shares her career change journey from working in college athletics to becoming a software developer. She emphasizes taking risks, aligning careers with values, finding a mentor, and embracing new perspectives. Listen to the full interview with Sean R Reid here: https://lnkd.in/eQ_vnNCf
Build Carolina stories: Stephanie Cushing
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🔍 How can architects leverage research to foster diversity, equity, and cultural competency in their work? Episode 152 of Practice Disrupted features Kendall A. Nicholson, Ed.D. discussing the crucial role of equity and social justice in architecture. From his unique insights on the 'Where Are My People?' series to advancing equity through ACSA's initiatives, Kendall unravels the layers of diversity and representation essential for our built environments. Dive into a conversation that bridges research with real-world impacts and reshapes our understanding of architecture’s role in societal transformation. 🤝 Tune in and be inspired to think deeper about the spaces we inhabit and the narratives they hold.✨️
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📚✨ Meet Esteban from 3rd grade, one of our featured readers of the week for CTL Good Reads! 🌟 His top pick is Dragon Slayers’ Academy by Kate McMullan. 🐉📖 Dive into this adventurous tale with knights, dragons, and lots of excitement! 🏰 Have you read it yet? Share your thoughts below! #CTLGoodReads #BookRecommendation #DragonSlayersAcademy
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