Summer Highlight: Meet Cali Campbell! https://lnkd.in/dEDNnep4
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Leaders- share this with your principals! This will be a dynamic learning series that will definitely develop your principals into powerhouse leaders!
Principals: This one is for you! Dynamic summer sessions have been designed to offer fully relevant and applicable topics geared for the principalship position of all grade spans. The principal's impact is huge and the stress is more than high. All principals and soon to be principals are invited to register now. Darrin M Peppard Ed.D. Yolanda Valdez Melanie Matta Laura Gonzalez Lynette White John Pendleton Jackie Ibarra-LanfordDaniel Del VillarAlex M. Vartabedian, M.S. Ed Charles Pirtle II Ed.D Amy Alzina, Ed.D Katelyn Koch Michael Beason Andrew P. Bishop Ed.D Paulette Smith Bob Nelson, Ed.D Lauren Mawson Dr. Wilnic Gideon Eric Barba Michael Grossman, Ed.D. Lauren Ashton, M.A. Jose M. Franco Alvaro Franco Mathew Kodama, Ed.D. Juliet Fine Michael Burchett, Ed.D Shondra Walker Fran Hansell Ed.D Gregorio Verbera, Ed.D. Joshua Shapiro, Ed.D. Casie Cox M.Ed.
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At the Qualitative Research Summer Intensive, take advantage of a unique opportunity to gain both theoretical and practical understanding of qualitative inquiry. For information and registration: https://lnkd.in/gBzTcwm5 Receive an 18% discount: Code – Linked18
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One of the most common questions I get from my students this time of year is regarding what I’m reading this summer. So, here’s the list, including a couple of terrific re-reads:
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Today on the blog you can read about one of our favorite past projects! Our articles on our past projects will be back on September 4th, after our summer break! https://lnkd.in/dri_ap7v
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What are the stories we tell about ourselves? The social challenges of today are a complex product of our shared histories. How do we reclaim control over these stories? What can we learn from the past, in order to build a different future? In 2024, The Amsterdam Fellowship will focus on the theme: 'Reclaiming Narratives: Where History and Activism Meet to Pave the Future.' Join us for three weeks of collective learning as we explore and uncover different aspects of our shared histories, starting by diving into the Dutch colonial past. Apply now: https://bit.ly/3TeQ7AF
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Watch the recording of our summer update webinar and see some of the new things that are coming soon to EdShed. https://lnkd.in/ekACCe5U
EdShed Summer Update 24
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🌊 As marine biologists, different types of research we can pursue. 🐠 Some involve lots of field 🏞️ and lab 🧪 work, while others can be done with just a table 📚 and books. Last summer, my dear husband Nikola Balic and I took on the exciting task of analyzing over 50 elementary school textbooks to find ocean literacy topics. 📖🔬 It all started of curiosity as I was preparing a program for an elementary school workshop. I wanted to see which ocean-related topics were not getting enough attention in official education. But as we went along, we decided to analyze all the textbooks, and now we have a Q1 paper published! 🥳📝 This research has led to new research ideas and we are working on more publications. So, stay tuned for updates! 🚀🔍📚
Normal couples don't do this. Spent the summer reading kids' school books. But, this was a fun project that I enjoyed working on with my lovely wife, Daria. 👩❤️👨 Another Q1 paper. 😱 The issue addressed is significant: children need to be educated more about the ocean and its importance. Daria took on the challenging tasks of conceptualizing the project, compiling all the necessary materials, and writing the paper. Meanwhile, my contributions were in assisting with reading and coding, brainstorming, analyzing the data, and finally refining the manuscript.
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Director of Estates & Infrastructure at University of Liverpool and Chair of the Association of University Directors of Estates (AUDE)
Today, I had the pleasure of presenting to future Directors of Estates in the university sector at the AUDE_news Summer School, focusing on the financial health of higher education institutions, and what reduced budgets will mean for Directors of Estates. The UK higher education sector generated a remarkable £46.9 billion in income during the 2021-22 academic year, yet faced a challenging deficit, leading to a total expenditure of £50.9 billion. Despite these hurdles, the sector remains a vital economic driver, contributing over £130 billion to the economy and providing talented graduates to fill 768,000 jobs over 2021-22. Strategic estate management is now more crucial than ever to ensure the sustainability of our universities. By effectively managing and prioritising our resources we can continue to provide good value to students and campus communities. Ultimately, strong estate management practices will help build more resilient institutions that can better withstand financial challenges. And when it comes to tightening purse strings, let's hope those allocating our budgets remember that well-maintained campuses are worth every penny! Some really great speakers at this years summer school: Ann Allen, Harvey Dowdy, Andy Nolan, Steve Jordan & Diana Hampson MBE, Lars Wiegand, Stephen Wells, Trevor Payne MSc FIHEEM FIWFM, Jack Waverley and facilitator Mark Swales. Well done to Corinne Merriman and Jane Harrison-White for putting together another excellent week. #HigherEducation #EstatesManagement #FinancialSustainability #FutureLeaders #EconomicImpact
Delegates to AUDE’s Summer School this year have really started to understand the mounting impact this residential programme has as we think more and more deeply about the requirements on individuals aspiring to be the estates leaders of the future. The first and perhaps best impact is by meeting such a great group of fellow delegates, finding sources of career advice that could well last for the long-term, and in bonding around group projects that will continue for the rest of this year. Our themes today have included building an inclusive directorate with Ann Allen, working with other teams and stakeholders with Lars Wiegand, working through financially tough times with AUDE Chair Syd Cottle, and how to present in ways that hold the room with Louisa Clarke. We’d love to hear from delegates. What is making an impact on you? How has Summer School helped to shape new expectations? Thinking about attending next year? Check the website to learn more and drop AUDE’s Events Manager Corinne Merriman a note to register interest. https://lnkd.in/d68paDah Jane Harrison-White
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🎓👤 Ahead of Fordham's 179th Commencement tomorrow, learn more about some of the remarkable members of the Class of 2024! #Fordham2024
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Have you ever wondered what Human Flourishing means? Human flourishing refers to a state in which individuals and communities experience optimal well-being, fulfillment, and growth across various dimensions of their lives. I did not know what Human Flourishing meant until last summer School of Humanity. At the end of my summer program at School of Humanity, I got to explain to everyone what is and the different techniques people can use to relieve stress and more. This link is to my presentation last summer: https://lnkd.in/ehfFg6kG
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