Emergency Management, EdTech, Business & Leadership. uard.university (University of Applied R&D)

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Jimmy Cave   Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.  The University of Applied Research & Development is a Veterans Affairs funded institute of higher learning, allowing active service personnel, veterans and their families to gain bachelor and masters degrees. UARD generously recognises the training, experiences and career of military personnel so they can finish faster, with more of their benefits available for future training.

Paul Mikita  - Lead Emergency Preparedness Specialist at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital & Dr Craig Hansen Emergency Management during COVID19  If you want more information about our faster, global Bachelor in EM, see www.uard.university/aberrm

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Education degrees https://uard.university/programmes-of-learning/bachelor-of-education/

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Podcast Channel https://anchor.fm/emergencyresponse

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Regina is the Founder, President and CEO of Emergency Management & Safety Solutions Inc. (EMS Solutions), an internationally recognized firm in the field of crisis management, exercise design, pandemic and continuity planning. Established in 1982, the firm has provided consultation, training and educational speaking services to some of the world’s largest organizations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations in five continents.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast, #6, we learn with Dr. David Samore, CEO, Motivational Speaker & Educational Leadership Consultant, David Samore & Associates, LLC.  Dr. David shares some powerful insights from his extensive experience in educational leadership including the importance of the #2 role of Vice-Principal as a developmental stage before progressing to Principal. David also shares the three values that transcend culture: 1. Mutual respect 2. Responsibility - don't blame others  3. Relationships  - nothing happens in isolation  David gives some career advice for aspiring leaders including, "never say NO to learning about culture".

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Trey Ryder   Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this episode, we learn from Dr. Michael Brown, CEO/ President, The O.W.O.W. Foundation - UARD Bachelor of Emergency Management.  He has taught graduate-level emergency management and homeland security at Capella and Park Universities. He served in the United States Air Force as intelligence and nuclear weapons officer. His national presentations are on diversified topics, such as unmanned aircraft vehicles, the social vulnerability of African American males at historically Black colleges and universities, and the need for emergency managers to prepare for radiological dispersal devices and improvised nuclear weapons. He possesses an Associate of Applied Science degree in intelligence and imagery analysis, a B.S. in criminal justice administration, a master’s in emergency management, and a Ph.D. in public safety with a specialization in emergency management. He is certified in critical infrastructure protection from FEMA’s Texas A&M Engineering Extension Services (TEEX) program. He is the co-author of the book “Transforming Disaster Response: Federalism and Leadership.”

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast #11, we speak with Dr Jennifer McMahon.   Dr Jennifer is a passionate educator, school leader and Director of Learning. In addition to her fulltime role, Jennifer founded a teacher professional development programme in Cambodia, delivering regular in-country support for needy teachers. You can find more information and support the project here https://thebutterflypeacharitablefoun...

In today's episode we learn from Lewis Curtis, Co-Founder and Director of Microsoft Disaster Response (MSDR), Microsoft Leading Global Teams to Mobilize & Empower Response Agencies with Technology During a Crisis and Public Affairs professional and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD  With over 17 years at Microsoft, Lewis cofounded and lead Microsoft’s Disaster Response (MSDR) program since 2014 to mobilize and empower teams across the company to urgently deliver technical missions to communities after a disaster. With over 90 activations, mobilizing hundreds/sometimes thousands of employees at a time, Microsoft Disaster Response (our team of five) works across all countries and teams across the company to rapidly build new solutions as well as repair broken systems at no charge helping response agencies with their work to reduce human suffering and stabilize the community.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development, we interview Tom Godfrey.  Bachelor of Emergency Response and Risk Management - UARD Videocast   Tom is interviewed in his role as the Emergency Operations Manager of the Operations Partnership. Tom discusses his extensive career with global responses and the benefits of integrated disaster responses, plus some career wisdom for those seeking to carve out a career in this hugely rewarding sector.  Tom can be found here  https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-godfrey-0016845a/

University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #12 John Schembari, Senior Independent Education Consultant.  John works with schools and school leaders. John shared with us the importance of school culture and his work with magnet & theme-based schools.   The importance of college career readiness, celebrating grit and the power of self-reliance were shared in a lively discussion.

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this episode we learn with Patrica Frost Vice-Chair National Pediatric Disaster Coalition and Pediatric Disasterologist and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD  Patricia has been a passionate advocate for improving emergency and disaster medical care for infants, children and pregnant women. Former Director of Emergency Medical Services for Contra Costa County with over 15 years experience in supporting the coordination and oversight of the EMS System serving 1.1 million people with over 100 thousand calls per year and over 80 thousand transports. She is the Vice-Chair National Pediatric Disaster Coalition. Founder California Coalition for Neonatal/Pediatric Disaster Preparedness linking novice to expert to support local disaster preparedness for infants and children. Patricia is a subject-matter expert to EMS for Children Innovation and Improvement Center, ASPR TRACIE, and ASPR Pediatric Disaster Centers of Excellence.

In this episode we learn from Omar Bourne, Innovative, resourceful, and analytical Communications and Public Affairs professional and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD. Omar is a confident professional with established record of building trustworthy and long-lasting relationships at all organizational levels, as well as appearing on TV to speak about Hurricane Preparedness on WABC and News 12 Brooklyn in New York City. He has an exceptional talent for leading cross-functional teams as well as fostering robust media rapports to create eye-catching stories and highlight initiatives for high-profile clients. A small selection of his specialties is content development & management, CSR initiative development & execution, communications & media relations, digital campaign planning & organization, public affairs, stakeholder engagements, advancing creative excellence, and continuous process improvement.

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast, #4, we chat with Dr  BK Simerson who shares his wealth of experience in strategic leadership.  BK has been leading, training, researching, authoring and sharing his powerful understanding of how leaders lead better in changing and challenging times.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #24, we learn from Dr Matt Dewar.  Matt is a Mindfulness and Well-Being Educator and a published author. Matt shares the role of three keys to managing stress before and during times of heightened pressure.

In this episode, we learn with Lira Kay, Founder 111 Healers Conference and School Of Inspired Life and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #15, we speak with Dr. Don Brown.   Dr Don is an Education Technologist, Researcher, Trainer and previous Principal of an innovative school. Don is creative and musical, bringing a sense of discovery to learning for his students and educators.

In this episode of the Masters in Education Educator's Podcast, we hear from Prof. Rosalind Archer who leads the University of Auckland Geothermal Institute, is a non-executive Director of NZ Oil & Gas and acting Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Auckland.   We discuss priorities, values, where the industry is going and career tips such as: 1. ensure you have the technical competence 2. look for people who are where you want to be 3. keep learning - Dr Rosalind likes Simon Synek's work  You can connect with Prof. Rosalind here on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosalind-...

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.  Connect with Kevin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinuseni/ 

The University of Applied Research & Development is a Veterans Affairs funded institute of higher learning, allowing active service personnel, veterans and their families to gain bachelor and masters degrees. UARD generously recognises the training, experiences and career of military personnel so they can finish faster, with more of their benefits available for future training.

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Jeffrey C. Heavener, PMP President & CEO, Vistum Consulting   Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.  Connect with Jeffrey here https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-h... 

The University of Applied Research & Development is a Veterans Affairs funded institute of higher learning, allowing active service personnel, veterans and their families to gain bachelor and masters degrees. UARD generously recognises the training, experiences and career of military personnel so they can finish faster, with more of their benefits available for future training.

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Jay Elias  Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this episode we learn from Dr Angela Hamann, Project Manager,  Mediator/Advocate/Researcher and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD  Dr Angela is completing her PhD with Nova Southeastern University and is the Project Manager at AshBritt Inc. 

University of Applied Research & Development, Masters in Education Videocast,  Dr John Nash - Masters in Education www.uard.university  &  www.uard.ac.nz  Dr John Nash is the Chair and Associate Professor at the Department of Educational Leadership at Kentucky University. His book Design Thinking in Schools is a tremendous guide for leaders that want to engage with their stakeholders, increase student voice and facilitate listening in a deeper way.  https://www.amazon.com/Design-Thinkin... In this episode (despite internet challenges that affects the audio in some spots) we learn from Dr John about: - Facilitated Listening - Shadowing students - Design as a Solution-Finding-Process - the Stoplight Protocol - the power of empathy

See www.uard.university/aberrm for more information on how the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards can be used as credits in the Bachelor of Emergency Management from the University of Applied Research & Development.  Visit the NFPA website https://nfpa.org/ to see the standards, learning paths and certifications that may be included.  The Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management is an international degree. This international qualification is established in the USA in partnership with the Texas A&M University System through the TEEX extension service (UARD is a Cooperative Learning Center), the globally recognised leader in Emergency Management. Graduates may pursue higher qualifications through our Texas A&M University System articulation agreement. This programme is also accredited at Level 6 (bachelor degree) in the United Kingdom by NOCN & One Awards, the leading end-point assessment organisation for OfQual and QAA.  Recognition of Prior Learning for Acceptance Our students come to us from a variety of industries. For example, you may have worked or be working in the Oil & Gas sector and have completed OPITO standard assessments. You may also have served in the Red Cross or in the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s deployment units and gained significant experience or certifications. These can be included in your application to enter the Accelerated Bachelor programme.  Additionally, you may have worked in a fire safety organisation and completed a hazardous materials or fire rescue programme with TEEX Texas A&M’s Extension Service. These highly rigorous, quality training certifications may also be included in your application to enter the Accelerated Bachelor programme.  Your professional experiences may included accredited training with the International Well Control Forum, the National Fire Protection Association or the International Institute and hold a IFE Level 5 Diploma in Fire Engineering Design or IFE Level 5 Award in Fire Investigation: Theory and Practice, for example.

University of Applied Research & Development Important Links:

Emergency Response degrees https://uard.university/aberrm/

Education degrees https://uard.university/programmes-of-learning/bachelor-of-education/

Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/UniversityofAppliedResearchDevelopment/videos

Podcast Channel https://anchor.fm/emergencyresponse

UARD’s website  https://uard.university/

Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/university-of-applied-research-development

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #37, we learn with Dr Jonathan H. Westover.  Jonathan is the Associate Professor of Organizational Leadership and department chair in the Woodbury School of Business (UVU), Academic Director of the UVU Center for Social Impact and the UVU SIMLab, and Faculty Fellow for Ethics in Public Life (previously the Associate Director) in the Center for the Study of Ethics.  Jonathan shares about making a difference, his award-winning programmes and the local impact his students are making.

In this videocast we learn with Scott Christman about leadership, virtual teams and developing trust between leaders & team members.  Scott shares his wisdom from his time with large companies, international coaching and as an associate professor with the Jack Welch Management Institute. Some key points include: - increasing communication - getting the right people in the right spot - dignity & voice - building trust before execution

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #19, we interview Iain Shaw.

Iain has advisor roles and is an operating partner with Kerigin Capital, with investments in oil & gas. Iain knows better than most why safety and emergency response training is critical after being in Aberdeen during the Piper Alpha disaster of 1988 and led incident command a number of times, including a crashed helicopter offshore. 

Iain can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/iain-shaw-51495013/

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency Response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university or our exclusive delivery partners at www.wggacademy.org

-recovery and response  -crisis management and communications  -communication in disaster management

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Jared Ledbetter   Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

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Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Bryan Ward  

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.  

Connect with Bryan here https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-ward-0653b821/  

The University of Applied Research & Development is a Veterans Affairs funded institute of higher learning, allowing active service personnel, veterans, and their families to gain bachelor's and master's degrees. UARD generously recognizes the training, experiences, and career of military personnel so they can finish faster, with more of their benefits available for future training.  For more information on how you can gain a bachelor's or master's degree with credit/recognition for all the training and certifications you hold, go to: 

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Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Ray Gaster  

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development - Educator's Podcast #4, we interview Simon Board. Simon is an Executive Committee member of the PDHPE Teachers' Association and leader at Northern Beaches Christian School. Simon shares about developing student leadership and the Backwards Design framework developed by Wiggins and McTighe.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #18, we speak with Dr Winston Sakurai.  Dr Winston is an esteemed educator who is committed to his birthplace and made the decision as a child that he would be a school Principal. Winston was the recipient of the 2016 NASSP National Digital Principal of the Year and 2016 HASSA Hawaii State Secondary Principal of the Year. He shared career advice for aspiring leaders, such as: - stick to it - play to your strengths - make yourself known - find a mentor.

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Annette Whittenberger   Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

Masters in Education - Educator s Podcast, #34 Dr Betty J  Sternberg - Masters in Education www.uard.university   In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #34, we learn from Dr Betty J. Sternberg. Betty was the first woman Commissioner of Education in the state of Connecticut and the founder & Director, of the Teacher Leader Fellowship Program at Central Connecticut State University, Connecticut Commissioner of Education, Emerita.  Dr Betty shares the challenges and successes of her career, after retiring four times only to come back each time to answer to call and lead with her wisdom and capacity to launch new ventures that grow educational leaders.

Mr Prakash shares his experience in the Masters of Education qualification as a successful graduate. Prakash's key outcomes: 1. Celebrating this unexpected achievement  2. Working hard to make a difference 3. Challenging oneself to go beyond expectations as a role model to others  Congratulations to Prakash Bhattarai, Vice Principal Apex Life School on completing your Masters in Education!

Today we hear about the dynamic launch of the Bachelor of Education with the Teacher Leader Academy in Cambodia, with Professor Jennifer & Assistant Teacher Va. The Academy was born out of a dream, which became a goal, then turned into reality through the hard work and tenacity of Dr Jennifer McMahon. Connect with Dr Jennifer here https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-... to volunteer and join this incredible initiative.

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

Learn from Kyle King on how he builds more resilient communities and human capital at the intersection of crisis, conflict, and emergency management. Connect with him on https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylek-us/

In this episode, we learn from Robert (Fireman Rob) Verhelst, Keynote Speaker | Human Performance Coach | Forged In The Fires Podcast w/Fireman Rob Host | Author | Veteran | Fireman and Dr Craig Hansen, President of the University of Applied Research & Development.  Fireman Rob is a dynamic Keynote Speaker & Experienced Consultant/Coach who creates an environment to build a "Forged In The Fires" life. His 7 Catalysts for you, derived from his life experiences, ignite your leadership fires, "Life doesn't get any easier, you just get stronger when you follow your passion."  Being an Air Force Veteran, career firefighter, Discovery Channel Reality Star, World Record Holder & 9/11 rescue worker, Fireman Rob has utilized these experiences, in collaboration with his expertise forging leadership & mental strength, to focus on developing groups, individuals & companies mindsets, to drive forward with a purpose to Forge In The Fires their potential.

Dr Julie Bulson DNP, MPA, RN, NE-BC is the Director, Business Assurance, Spectrum Health Dr Julie has responsibility for the emergency preparedness programs for Spectrum Health Hospital Group as well as assisting in the development of a disaster planning program at the Spectrum Health Medical Group. Julie has recently published on her work in two great journal articles which can be accessed online: Building on lessons learned: A US Midwest healthcare system’s COVID-19 response https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/hsp/jbcep/2021/00000014/00000003/art00006 Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, Volume 14 / Number 3 / Spring 2021, pp. 251-261(11) Rebooting healthcare information technology downtime management https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28903813/J Bus Contin Emer Plan. 2017 Jan 1;11(1):63-72. PMID: 28903813

Masters in Emergency Response & Risk Management www.uard.ac.nz B. Burcak Basbug Erkan, PhD, MSc, BSc, SFHEA, MICPEM, Associate Professor, Disaster Scientist, and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD talk about the importance of stakeholder management, statistics and the difference between natural disasters and natural hazards. Burcak shares her purpose in life, which involves identifying and understanding risks so they have can be responded to in a way that supports recovery. Dr Burcak explains how the frequency and severity of disasters that are being experienced support the concept of climate change.

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D's Emergency Response and Risk Management Videocast, #27, we learn from Forrest Lanning, Earthquake Response Liaison at FEMA, Founder at Endapt and Consultant for the United Nations.  Forest shares with us his work in Afganistan, New Zealand and Indonesia. He also explains some of the new technologies being used to ensure an early warning system for residents (including the challenges therein) and reflection-mapping of urban areas with NASA Satellites through a CALTECH project.  Forest can be connected with on  Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/forrest-l...

University of Applied Research & Development Important Links:

Emergency Response degrees https://uard.university/aberrm/

Education degrees https://uard.university/programmes-of-learning/bachelor-of-education/

Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/UniversityofAppliedResearchDevelopment/videos

Podcast Channel https://anchor.fm/emergencyresponse

UARD’s website  https://uard.university/

Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/university-of-applied-research-development

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Victor R. Rodriguez Tafoya   Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

The University of Applied Research & Development is a Veterans Affairs funded institute of higher learning, allowing active service personnel, veterans and their families to gain bachelor and masters degrees. UARD generously recognises the training, experiences and career of military personnel so they can finish faster, with more of their benefits available for future training.

Google Educator Group New Zealand is facilitating this awesome session for educators in elementary/primary, high school, and university settings. The focus will be tips & tricks when using Kami (the app that creates interactive PDFs as a learning tool) inside Google's online learning system, Google Classroom. Register here Rego bit.ly/gegnzkami Join us on Youtube, Facebook and Linkedin, live 2nd Sept 2021, 7PM NZST  The University of Applied Research & Development is supporting this event with Streamyard. Register here Rego bit.ly/gegnzkami Learn more about Kami here https://www.youtube.com/c/Kamiapp

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #17, we interview Quentin Mascarenhas.  Our interview was cut off at the end, so Quentin shared later:

"As a Manager, it is important to factor in breaks, rest and food. Thankfully we received significant food and drink donations from various individuals and companies  I ensured that staff were well-rested, ate on time and hydrated. In the event that any of the staff needed time off, I made sure that there was adequate cover in the team. The key is to ensure that the workload is spread evenly."

Quentin  can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/quentinmascarenhas/

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency Response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university or our exclusive delivery partners at www.wggacademy.org  

-recovery and response  -crisis management and communications  -communication in disaster management

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast, #5, Dr Shaunta Scroggins shares powerful insights for every leader.  Dr Shaunta's research has highlighted a number of developmental aspects that leaders can focus on to grow their transformation impact and reduce the level of toxicity in both their environment and interactions.  Of note is the correlations that Dr Shaunta found - for every 1 reduction in toxic leadership aspect (such as bullying) there is an increase in transformational impact by 50...   a 1:50 correlation!   Dr Shaunta is the Founder of the Leadership Legacy Foundation. Her book based on her innovative research will be available soon.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast, #6, we learn with Dr. David Samore, CEO, Motivational Speaker & Educational Leadership Consultant, David Samore & Associates, LLC.  Dr. David shares some powerful insights from his extensive experience in educational leadership including the importance of the #2 role of Vice-Principal as a developmental stage before progressing to Principal. David also shares the three values that transcend culture: 1. Mutual respect 2. Responsibility - don't blame others  3. Relationships  - nothing happens in isolation  David gives some career advice for aspiring leaders including, "never say NO to learning about culture".

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #21, we hear from Dr Lori Dixon Ph.D (ABD).  Dr Lori is an educator who really shows that a teacher's skillset and attitude can take them to success inside and well beyond the classroom. Lori is a Visionary Leader, Innovative Facilitator, Inspiring Speaker, TV Personality, and Author at LLD Legacy (Walk with Lori).  Lori is the best-selling author of Step Out, Step Up, Step Forward  https://www.amazon.com/Step-Out-Up-Fo...and she received her PhD from University of South Florida.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #17, we speak with Dr Tabia Lee.  Dr Lee is a Qualitative Researcher, Educational Sociologist, Evaluator and Educational Consultant. Her career advice for aspiring educational leaders is: - stay connection - keep learning - have a service mindset - do collective work Dr Lee champions the Universal Design of Learning and inclusive online instructional methods.

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #18, we interview Pierre Bebin.  

Pierre is a special advisor and training consultant in security and training for emergency and crisis situations. 

Pierre can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/pierre-a-b%C3%A9gin-5206a094/

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency Response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university or our exclusive delivery partners at www.wggacademy.org

-recovery and response  -crisis management and communications  -communication in disaster management

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development   Educator's Podcast #3, we interview Therese Hoyle and education consultant, leadership coach and trainer.  Therese developed the Flourishing Leaders Coaching Programme, which can be found at https://theresehoyle.com/flourishing-... and you can connect with her at linkedin.com/in/therese-hoyle-b1824b2

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast, #7, we hear from Dr Paul 'Paulie' Gavoni, Chief Operating Office at Brett DiNovi International * Co-Founder of MMA Science * #1 Best Selling Author, Keynote Speaker and Executive Coach.  Beyond his work in education and human services, Coach "Paulie Gloves" is also a highly successful professional MMA coach. As a former golden gloves heavyweight champion, Paulie successfully applies the science of human behavior to coach multiple fighters to championship titles at varying levels worldwide.

www.uard.org    Bachelor of Emergency Management    www.uard.ac.nz  In this episode, we learn from Lemeria Veillaud, Emergency Preparedness Coordinator and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD  Lemeria is an experienced Humanitarian and Development professional, with over 13 years of experience in managing, coordinating and supporting country teams thrive in the non- profit sector. She is a passionate, inspiring, innovative manager, with amazing public speaking abilities. Lemeria is goal- oriented, a strategic thinker with a deep understanding and knowledge of the humanitarian system & has been at the forefront of complex humanitarian emergencies in the Horn of Africa region. She is energetic, empowering and has used her voice to bring to the fore the challenges and opportunities faced by national civil societies organizations and communities at large.

This is the Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #1: Alex Quintela, Emergency Preparedness Specialist with Fannie Mae.  Alex discusses emergency protocols, the role of technology, simulations, operating procedures and the value of the wider emergency response community in building a career while also making a real difference in the lives of others.  You can find Alex on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexquintela/

Alex is also a contributing faculty member to the University of Applied Research & Development's ERRM faculty  

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UARD has industry-leading diplomas, Bachelor and Masters programme in ERRM.

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #6, we interview Brent Woodworth, a global leader in crisis management, previously the IBM Crisis Team Director. Bachelor of Emergency Response and Risk Management - UARD Videocast   Brent has led interventions in Indonesia, Pakistan, Thailand and Turkey to name only a few, in addition to leading responses during the 9/11 tragedy and Oklahoma Bombing. Brent shares incredible wisdom and experiences working directly with presidents and prime ministers, NGOs and the military to serve where help is most needed.  Brent can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/brent-woodworth-4661191/

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast, #10, we learn from Dr Ed Daube - the Emotions Doctor -  engaging podcast guest, blogger and bestselling author on emotional mastery.  Dr Ed has his PhD in clinical psychology and works predominately with incarcerated women. His Emotions as Tools model is a powerful way to understand one's emotions and the emotions of others, then use those to achieve your objectives.   Dr Ed discussed how stress is simple our expectation snot being met in reality.

In this episode of the Masters in Education - UARD's Masters in Education Podcast, #28, we learn from Dr  Sarah Zykanov, who is a long-time classroom teacher and adjunct faculty at the University of San Francisco.  Dr Sarah shares how those wishing to lead in education should: 1. listen to teachers - ensure teachers understand they are heard 2. take advantage of teachers as leaders - empower then to act 3. build relationships - identify the strengths and passions of teachers 4. create structures - establish norms of behaviour and values

University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #8 Aaron Cignarale  In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #8, we interview Aaron Cignarale, and emergency preparedness specialist in Monroe Country, Department of Health.   Aaron shares his role in external collaborations in preparedness planning and training. 

This episode is unique as Aaron shares about the grants he has received to develop and provide support to the people in his region that face not only the challenge of a disaster but their physical disabilities which magnify their challenges. Aaron's Accessible Preparedness Kits are one-of-a-kind. Aaron leads over 650 volunteers and has developed a phone application for tracking medical needs, temperature monitoring etc.   

Aaron can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-cignarale/    

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency Response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university or our exclusive delivery partners at www.wggacademy.org

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast, #4, we chat with Dr  BK Simerson who shares his wealth of experience in strategic leadership.  BK has been leading, training, researching, authoring and sharing his powerful understanding of how leaders lead better in changing and challenging times.

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this extended episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast #11,  Brandon Williams answers live questions submitted by leaders from across Nepal.  Brandon is a Leadership Speaker | Management Consultant | Major Airline Pilot | Adjunct Professor and US Airforce Fighter Pilot Captain.  The questions and topics covered are wide-ranging and Brandon's answers are critical to developing a high-performing team.

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Podcast #5, we interview Paul Mikita, Lead Emergency Preparedness Specialist at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.  

Paul was an EMT, paramedic and then moved into emergency response and preparedness in New Jersey state. 

Paul shares how leaders in this sector need to focus 80% on preparedness and new graduates should look to work in the industry so they have an insider's perspective on how to respond in emergency situations.   

Paul can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-mikita-48929215/   

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university or our exclusive delivery partners at www.wggacademy.org

In this episode, we learn with Steve Detwiler, MA, FPEM Editor, Emergency Manager's Weekly Report, and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD. Steve is highly endorsed for Emergency Management, Disaster Response and Homeland Security. He is also the Emergency Management Planner for Miami-Dade County, responsible for the Infrastructure Program, Public/Private Partnership, the Alliance for Response-Miami (Co-Chair) and the Recovery Programs. Steve is also the Editor and Creator (Digital Humanitarian) of the Emergency Manager's Weekly Report which distributes news and resources that benefit the Humanitarian, Emergency Management, Civil Protection, Disaster Research, Risk Reduction, and Homeland/National Security professionals around the world. Find it here https://lnkd.in/gahCedwd

Ms Rohini shares her experience in the Masters of Education qualification as a successful graduate. Rohini's key outcomes: 1. Giving the best to our students comes from ongoing learning and being up to date with the latest technology and strategies 2. A balance of work-life-studies made her success possible 3. UARD's MEd helped Rohini develop a better learning environment  and lead her team to even more success  Congratulations to Rohini Pradhan, Principal,  Euro School Chhauni Kathmandu on completing your Masters in Education!

In this episode we learn with Russell Stearns, Strategic Communications at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security, Naval Postgraduate School and how strategic communications supports disaster preparedness and Russell's leadership experiences. For over four years, he has been at the Naval Postgraduate School in beautiful Monterey, California at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security. Russell is skilled in operations management, communication, operational planning, media relations, organizational leadership, and database management with a Master's degree (Public Administration) from California State University, Bakersfield.  To connect with Russell go here https://www.linkedin.com/in/russellstearns/

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Dr. Paul Henning PhD  

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this episode we learn with John Dames,. John is the Founder of Prodjekt, a consultancy of product makers, ready to help you take a "Product-Led" approach to technology development. See more here https://www.prodjekt.co/John. was the chief technology officer for Coolfire Solutions, a software company specializing in platform development and technology to deliver actionable intelligence. He has spent the past 8 years helping conceive and develop solutions for customers such as Enterprise Rent-A-Car, U.S. Military Special Forces, and municipal public safety and security teams.  John's article https://www.domesticpreparedness.com/preparedness/more-floods-more-effective-flood-fighting-technology/ is informative and he can be contacted at https://www.linkedin.com/in/dames/

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management we hear from Regina Phelps,  Founder, President and CEO of Emergency Management & Safety Solutions Inc. (EMS Solutions), an internationally recognized firm in the field of crisis management, exercise design, pandemic and continuity planning. Established in 1982, the firm has provided consultation, training and educational speaking services to some of the world’s largest organizations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations in five continents.  For more information on gaining a Bachelor or Masters degree in Emergency Management, see www.uard.university.

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In this episode we learn from Rachel Drosdick-Sigafoos, MS, MPh, Doctoral Candidate, Crisis Worker and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD. Rachel works for the US Veteran Affairs and is a dynamic, curious, passionate listener and learner. Rachel's professional goal is best encapsulated in the adage "seek first to understand, then to be understood." This drives her as a researcher, counselor, trainer, and team member. Rachel seeks to ask innovative questions that pull at threads so we can discover and contextualize unnoticed relationships. Rachel's article in Human Services Today Magazine, Volume 02 | Issue No. 1 | January 2021 can be found here https://www.nationalhumanservices.org/human-services-today-magazine.

Veterans' Stories - Difference Makers - Sean Douglas   Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #25, we hear from Dr Tim Magner.  Dr Tim is a long-time educator who has led educational technology and increased learning success while with Microsoft, the Department of Education and P21 (the 21st Century learning organisation) at the executive level.  Tim's career advice is inspiring, particularly when he shares that different perspectives can bring different burdens, and directions we didn't expect.

In this episode, we learn with Alice Keeler, Educational Technology Specialist and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD.  Alice is an educator who is passionate about Educational Technology, Gamification for Education, collaborating and working with other educators to be more connected and to use technology to improve connections with students. Alice currently teaches high school math and is a developer for schoolytics.io. Google Certified Innovator, Google Developer Expert, K12 Disrupter (Formerly New Media Consortium K12 Ambassador), Microsoft Innovative Educator, Keynote Speaker, Professional Development Workshop Leader, Consultant, Blogger.

www.uard.university/aberrm      Bachelor of Emergency Response   In this episode we learn with Joe Hillis, Operations Director at Information Technology Disaster Resource Center. The Information Technology Disaster Resource Center, Inc is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity comprised of Volunteer Technology Professionals who assist Communities with Technology Continuity and Recovery after a disaster. Joe is highly endorsed for disaster recovery, business continuity and IT related to emergency response & risk management.   You can connect with Joe on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-hillis-52373524/To Volunteer, Contribute, or learn more about ITDRC's mission, visit itdrc.org

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #9 we speak with Dr Coleen Maldonado.   Coleen is the El Camino College Career Pathways Coordinator, working with thousands of students across multiple high schools, enabling them to be increasingly successful as they prepare for University. Dr Coleen is making a huge impact through changing an entire generation's access and success in higher education. She shares a moving and personal story of why we need to recognise that every student has their own barriers to success, and she is an example of rising above them at the highest levels.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #26, we hear from Executive Director of Education Programs for the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE), Dr Jason Hasty.  Dr Jason serves over 6000 students a year from a wide range of diverse backgrounds from highly gifted students in the #1 public arts school in America to high-need incarcerated students in juvenile facilities. His career advice for aspiring leaders is to know:  1. Core Beliefs - what is it we stand for? 2. The Organization - how do your decisions impact stakeholders and student outcomes?

www.uard.university/aberrm        Bachelor of Emergency Management  In this episode we hear from Mišo Kenjić MSc Disaster Management and Sustainable Development and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD. Mišo is the Emergency Supply Chain Coordinator for Save the Children International. Miso is an experienced Supply Chain Coordinator with a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit organization management industry. Skilled in Emergency Management, Databases, Emergency Services, and Management. Strong operations professional with a MSc Disaster Management and Sustainable Development focused in Crisis/Emergency/Disaster Management from Northumbria University.

University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #7 Lucien Canton

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #7, we interview Lucien Canton, Emergency Management Consultant, previously with FEMA and Director of Emergency Services for the city & county of San Francisco.

Lucien shares with great insight regarding the inter-agency role that emergency managers and preparedness experts must take. He also shares ideas for career development, dealing with typhoons, earthquakes and how changes in population make-up changes how emergencies are responded to and prepared for.

Lucien can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/luciencanton/ 

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency Response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university or our exclusive delivery partners at www.wggacademy.org

In this episode we learn from Guy Zymann, CBDO at Temet about blast protection and technology. TEMET’s technology is used worldwide in the chemical and Oil&Gas industry to mitigate risk and ensure effective response in a crisis by protecting control buildings, field auxiliary rooms, fire fighting access points, shut off points and electrical substations. Often, the more complicated a process facility, the more potential for a damaging accident.  You can connect with Guy here https://www.linkedin.com/in/guy-zymann/

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #11, we interview Michael J. Boardman.  

Michael shares his process of establishing business continuity, active shooter scenarios, the persistent gaps in emergency response and how his consultancy is built on the culture of service, as the team all met while working with the Red Cross organisation.   

Younus can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljb... 

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency Response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university or our exclusive delivery partners at www.wggacademy.org

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D's Emergency Response and Risk Management Videocast #24, we speak with Christian Tubbs.  Christian is a decorated and accomplished senior Fire Chief at Southern Marin Fire District, where he oversees two city departments. We are delighted that despite his busy schedule, Christian gave us the chance to learn from his vast leadership experience.   A graduate of Harvard University, the Naval Postgraduate School, Grand Canyon University, Western Oregon University, the National Fire Academy, Bellevue College and Washington State University, Christian is a life-long learner who is strategically developing his people, department and community.  Christian's profile can be found here https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian...

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Education degrees https://uard.university/programmes-of-learning/bachelor-of-education/

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Podcast Channel https://anchor.fm/emergencyresponse

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Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/university-of-applied-research-development

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management Videocast #6, we interview Brent Woodworth, a global leader in crisis management, previously the IBM Crisis Team Director.  

Brent has led interventions in Indonesia, Pakistan, Thailand and Turkey to name only a few, in addition to leading responses during the 9/11 tragedy and Oklahoma Bombing. 

Brent shares incredible wisdom and experiences working directly with presidents and prime ministers, NGOs and the military to serve where help is most needed.  

Brent can be found on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/brent-woodworth-4661191/   

This episode is also on Youtube with our Videocast https://youtu.be/trp5qAHhYEc 

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university or our exclusive delivery partners at www.wggacademy.org

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

The University of Applied Research & Development is a Veterans Affairs funded institute of higher learning, allowing active service personnel, veterans and their families to gain bachelor and masters degrees. UARD generously recognises the training, experiences and career of military personnel so they can finish faster, with more of their benefits available for future training.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #27, we hear from Dr Lorraine Ling, an Emeritus Professor at La Trobe University (Australia).   Dr Lorraine is a published author, with deep leadership experience from her extensive career at the highest levels of tertiary education in Australia. As the past Pro Vice-Chancellor (Associate) Academic and Strategic Transformation at Victoria University  she played a leading role in the strategic transformation of the institution.   Her book has a recent edition (2020) and is the go-to reference for educational researchers as Dr Lorraine helps us understand the paradigms that can inform our research: positivist, post positivist, pragmatic, emancipatory, interpretive and super-complexity. Understanding the paradigm will assist researchers to choose their research methods - this is hugely helpful.   Dr Lorraine's book "Emerging Methods and Paradigms in Scholarship and Education Research" can be found here https://www.igi-global.com/book/emerg...

Today we learn from Dana Goward, who is a career executive leading national and international policy development and agreements. Dana is at the forefront of technological transformation including pioneering civil AIS satellite and leadership of maritime surveillance systems that increased ship-tracking capacity by 1,200%. He is the Founder and President of non-profit advocating national policy and technology improvements to support critical applications and infrastructure. Dana has led the creation of national and international anti-piracy standards, and National Plan to Achieve Maritime Domain Awareness, also he has turned around the world's largest public safety and security boat organization. Dana created and won adoption of US Coast Guard's helicopter rescue swimmer program.  Connect with Dana here https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-a-goward-3631bb51/ and Dana will be moderating a panel discussion of the vulnerabilities of the Global Positioning System and potential efforts to deter attacks and interference - see more here https://www.domesticpreparedness.com/updates/protecting-gps-satellites-signals-and-america-webinar/

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development's Leaders Videocast #10, we hear from Dr David Carl Wilson.  Dr David is the Professor of Philosophy--Specializing in the Philosophy of Leadership and Management at Webster University. David shares about the nature of knowledge and how leadership is both thinking and action. He holds the esteemed position of Executive Editor for the Philosophy of Management Journal.

Masters in Education - Podcast, #31 Professor Aerial Ellis - Masters in Education www.uard.university  In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #31, we hear from Professor Aerial Ellis.  Aerial is an author, blogger, podcaster, lecturer, professor and corporate trainer specialising in strategic leadership development.  Aerial's blog can be found here www.aerialellis.com and her book can be found https://www.amazon.com/Original-Mille...

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #30, we learn from Professor John Boyer.  Professor John teaches between 3000 and 4000 students each year in the World Regions course at Virginia Tech University. John and Katie -  his partner - launch the programme in a number of innovative stages from holding a 3000 student weekly class in a massive auditorium, to running a completely virtual classroom with a new model of assessment.  John can be found on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/professor...

In this episode of the University of Applied R&D Emergency Response & Risk Management we interview Dana Navarrette, the Manager - Corporate Emergency Management, for GM Financial. Dana has an interesting pathway to becoming the Emergency Manager for her organisation, after working in a fire department and then moving into a global internship.  You can connect with Dana here https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-nava... Learn more about Bachelor and Masters degrees in Emergency Management at www.uard.university/aberrm  #emergencymanagement #emergencyresponse #emergencypreparedness

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Education degrees https://uard.university/programmes-of-learning/bachelor-of-education/

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Podcast Channel https://anchor.fm/emergencyresponse

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Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/company/university-of-applied-research-development

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #22, we talk with Dr Brenda Williamson.  Dr Brenda is the Head of School at Canadian International School System in Vietnam (HCMC) and has held leadership positions in a number of countries including Indonesia, living and leading globally in both K12 and higher education.  Brenda' career advice for aspiring leaders is to... - take a holistic perspective that includes children, parents, the school community and teachers when considering an issue - be ready for no script; listen a lot, talk a little and be humble.

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #19, we speak with Dr Val Margarit.  Val is the Professor of Education & Sociology at Strayer University, best-selling author and inspirational educator.  Find her book, as shown in our interview, WHY NOT YOU?: How to Become an Empowered Woman by Val Margarit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076463GKY/...Val shares articles and professional development content on Linkedin, a recent article can be found here https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... and https://youtu.be/23UuxwMr4Yg

In this episode of the University of Applied Research & Development, we interview Tom Godfrey. 

Tom is interviewed in his role as the Emergency Operations Manager of the Operations Partnership. Tom discusses his extensive career with global responses and the benefits of integrated disaster responses, plus some career wisdom for those seeking to carve out a career in this hugely rewarding sector.

Tom can be found here

https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-godfrey-0016845a/

For more information about gaining a Bachelor of Emergency Response & Risk Management or the Masters in Emergency response & Risk Management, visit us at  www.uard.university

You can also reach our exclusive deliver partners at www.wggacademy.org 

We had the honor of creating this videocast with Dr Brian (Ph.D., Associate Professor and Leadership Field Specialist at The Ohio State University) in February 2021 and there were many nuggets of wisdom shared. Brian has worked with the Ohio State University in its extension service for over 24 years, helping leaders and organizations make strategic shifts. Brian shared how his personal mission of gratitude and encouragement informs everything that he does, and his passion is clearly felt. You can connect with Brian here https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianrais...Brian’s advice to aspiring leaders includes three key components:  1. Develop self-awareness; know yourself and become more attuned to your emotional state 2. Increase self-regulation; mastering your emotions will reduce obstacles in relationships and help you make your own luck 3. Gain clarity on your personal mission; do what matters most and make the biggest contribution

In this episode we learn with Chris Ainsworth, Emergency Management Specialist, Educator, Speaker & CEM Commissioner and Dr Craig Hansen, UARD.  Chris is a passionate Certified Emergency Management (CEM) professional, practitioner and facilitator of professional development opportunities for those choosing to develop resilient communities. Assist organisations build capability and capacity. I am always seeking mutual opportunities to enhance professional, volunteer practice and communities outcomes.

Hear from veterans about how they are making a difference, and what made the difference for them as they left military service. Be inspired and encouraged.

Bachelor of Emergency Management – https://uard.university/aberrm/​​​​​ – Bachelor of Emergency Management Oil & Gas, Fire Safety & Well Control industry professionals work diligently throughout their careers to gain safety certifications from OPITO, TEEX, NFPA & IWCF and other reputable organisations.  In this interview, Associate Professor Todd De Voe shares: - the purpose of the Accelerated Bachelor in Emergency - who the programme is for - what Emergency Managers do - the exciting Social Issues course in the programme   Additionally, you may have worked in a fire safety organisation and completed hazardous materials or fire rescue programme with TEEX Texas A&M’s Extension Service. These highly rigorous, quality training certifications may also be included in your application.

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Podcast Channel https://anchor.fm/emergencyresponse

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Accelerated Bachelor of Emergency Management  Sarah K Miller - Emergency Management Professional and Crisis Manager & Dr Craig Hansen Emergency Management in & out of COVID19

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Podcast Channel https://anchor.fm/emergencyresponse

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