Get to know the new VYP Board Members! “As a new VYP Board member, I am eager to make a positive impact by creating engaging programs and opportunities for young professionals to connect, grow, and participate in mentoring experiences, helping them become future business leaders and changemakers in our community. I am excited to learn from fellow board members and young professionals who share a passion for making Phoenix a fantastic place to work and live!” – Lauren Smith, Director of Community Engagement at Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center https://lnkd.in/g_GRDA47
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📚👩🏫 To the heroes who shape our future! 👨🏫📚 Your dedication, patience, and wisdom light the way for countless students. Today, we celebrate YOU! 🌟 Thank you for making a difference every single day. 💖 #HappyTeachersDay #GratefulStudents #educationmatters #facilitymanagement #mepservices #facilitymanagementservices #facilitysolutions #integratedfacilitymanagement
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Education and understanding are the first steps to support. Get Trauma informed with the training available in Taos.NM.
Calling all Taos local organizational leaders, grassroots leaders, including behavioral health and medical providers, school administrators and staff who support children and families to join CYFD's free training, "Everyone Can Be Trauma-Informed: A Foundation for Practice." https://lnkd.in/giU69-7X
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As a father, I’m amazed at the life lessons I learn from observing my kids. This week I was able to take my 5-year-old, Piper, to her tumbling class. Here were a few of my observations: • During warm-ups she consistently stayed in front of the class, dialed in and treating everything as a “race”. • When learning a new technique, she was ALWAYS the first to raise her hand volunteering to try. What makes this even more inspiring to me, is this was only her 3rd week in the class since being moved up from a lower level. Not only was she leading, but among peers older and more experienced than she is. What did I learned watching my daughter Piper? 1 - You lead by example. Regardless of current title, tenure, or experience, leadership is reflective of actions. 2 - Be courageous and don’t let fears of failure or less experience prevent you from “raising your hand”. 3 - Life is about progression over perfection, and the only way you progress is by allowing yourself to experience the uncomfortable amidst imperfection. #SalesExcellence #CreateGrowth
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Adjunct Counselor at San Bernardino Valley College | MLB Youth Academy: Assistant Baseball Operations
🔥 Absolutely love this post! 🔥 Being a first-generation student, my experience playing baseball at the community college level paved the way for my Division 1 aspirations, my Bachelor's degree, and even a career in professional baseball. Now, I'm passionate about supporting and advocating for community college student-athletes. That's why I pursued my Masters in College Counseling and Student Development – to give back to students aiming for higher education and athletic success. If you're interested in how Community College Athletics impacts students, check out this post and share your thoughts below. #3C2A #CommunityCollegeAthletics #StudentAthletes #DreamBig #HigherEducation
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When I think about the reason California Community Colleges and Santa Ana College means so much to our students, community, alum and to me personally, I think about the purpose around our mission to empower the most talented individuals. Santa Ana College Alum C.J. Wilson and former Angels Professional Baseball player and former Don player--awarded the California Junior College Co-Player of the Year award and I had a fun moment connecting a few years ago during Santa Ana College's 100th celebration. Seeing moments like this again remind me of love of the game of life and higher education and why it all matters so very much. C.J. Wilson
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Al Pulliam '87 speaks about Texas A&M's rich history of expanding access to education through scholarships. Here's a quick sample of what's included in this dynamic and compelling series.
We dare you not to get fired up. 👍 No one is more passionate about Aggie scholarships than our very own Al Pulliam ’87. Listen in as he enthusiastically shares his expertise about the need for and the impact of scholarships at Texas A&M in our new Giving Academy video series. Start learning more about scholarships here: https://bit.ly/3HTm1Mh
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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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A #community is only as strong as the strength of the #SupportedHousing and #socialcare services it provides. #socialhousing #ukhousing #care #support
Norton Place, a supported living project for adults with learning difficulties, celebrated its 20th anniversary this week. Celebrations were held throughout the day with residents, staff, friends and family. Since opening its doors in 2004, it has been home to 10 residents, and is dedicated to enhancing their lives through a variety of activities and programs. The project helps residents engage with the community, pursue personal interests, and develop new skills whilst facilitating independent living. Find out what makes this support service such a unique and special part of Westward here: https://lnkd.in/e-NVzQqH
Norton Place celebrates 20 years
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WHAT IT TAKES TO BECOME A NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL. WHAT IT TAKES TO BECOME A NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL.
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Dive into our most recent issue of Heritage and discover how planned giving can create your legacy at Texas A&M.
Our summer Heritage issue is HERE! ☀️ Jump into the exciting world of planned giving and discover how different gift types have empowered Aggies to make their splash at Texas A&M! Dive in now! https://bit.ly/3Svuigb
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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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VP/Executive Director - Desert Financial Credit Union and Desert Financial Foundation
3moCongrats 🎉 Lauren Smith, MPH, CFRE