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Leadership & Symbolism
Symbolism is defined as the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities. In the context of leadership, symbolism can often be about th...
Introverts & Extroverts: Insights From Coffee Shop Station Observations
My daily morning routine includes, when possible, visiting my local coffee shop. In the spirit of anthropologist Jane Goodall, I decided ...
Mentoring Lessons
When we are deep in the minutia of day-to-day work that can often include toxic politics, organizational culture inertia, putting out fir...
Math Intervention: Cross-Curricular Faculty Collaboration
I had the pleasure of working with Los Angeles Mission College biological science lead faculty member Dr. Par Mohammadian to design a cro...
Change
Iโve come across a multitude of visuals that represent the challenges of managing complex change within an organization. Most are related...
Facilitator Considerations
Many years ago I worked with some of the most talented and aspiring educators and researchers formerly of an R&D and services organizatio...
Doing the Ordinary Extraordinarily Well
For three years I helped to lead a project to assist community colleges with integrated planning. With so many initiatives and priorities...
Educators Beware: "Best Practices"
I'm often asked, โWhat best practices do you recommend?โ I try my best not to show it on the outside, but I cringe on the inside when I h...
Appreciative Inquiry for Planning
The Appreciative Inquiry (Ai) method can be used for planning and implementing initiatives. I focus on the planning aspect by offering an...
Effective Military-to-College Transition Strategies
Grant Available: Centers of Excellence for Veteran Student Success Program
Due July 29, 2024
Many years ago I helped design a program to in...
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