This episode explores the power of YouScience among people with special needs—our fellow community members that may have physical or developmental disabilities that may mask workforce potential. What you'll hear proves that what we see on the outside doesn’t tell the whole story about what gifts someone has inside that can make them power players in the workforce wherever they live. But it takes a tool like YouScience to uncover what can’t otherwise be seen. My expert guests Steve Jaramillo and Jason Van Nus give data and experiences for all workforce development stakeholders to learn from.

Closing out with Part 5 of this series, we're illustrating how educators can transform their classrooms and boost their interactions with students using tailored data. Every student wants to know why they're coming to school, and YouScience can help teachers, counselors, parents, and even students themselves, answer that question!

In this five-part series I'm talking with my friend Jason Van Nus--award winning Program Director of the Lowndes High School Work-Based Learning and Youth Apprenticeship Program in Valdosta Georgia about how YouScience can transform the workforce problem in our communities.

When you flip the roles and show students how to promote and match their talents and data-informed skillsets to their future employers, you start to see a whole new spark in their eyes! Learn how YouScience drives this student-centered engagement.

In this five-part series I'm talking with my friend Jason Van Nus--award winning Program Director of the Lowndes High School Work-Based Learning and Youth Apprenticeship Program in Valdosta Georgia about how YouScience can transform the workforce problem in our communities.

In Part 3 of this series, we're revealing the value of data provided through YouScience that every HR professional and hiring manager always dreamed of having at their fingertips. Don't let hidden talent slip through the cracks--we'll show how YouScience is the intel tool for any business that wants to thrive in the 21st century.

In this five-part series I'm talking with my friend Jason Van Nus--award winning Program Director of the Lowndes High School Work-Based Learning and Youth Apprenticeship Program in Valdosta Georgia about how YouScience can transform the workforce problem in our communities.

In Part 2 of this series, we're looking at the YouScience assessment's ability to dig past outward appearances to reveal student potential for education and career opportunities that would otherwise have gone overlooked.

In this five-part series I'm talking with my friend Jason Van Nus--award winning Program Director of the Lowndes High School Work-Based Learning and Youth Apprenticeship Program in Valdosta Georgia about how YouScience can transform the workforce problem in our communities.

Schools and industry need a tool that helps them speak the same language to bridge the gap between what students have to offer, and what industry needs--that's the only way to maximize the workforce pipeline. YouScience does just that, and it's available to just about every public middle and high school student in Georgia--FOR FREE!

In this five-part series I'm talking with my friend Jason Van Nus--award winning Program Director of the Lowndes High School Work-Based Learning and Youth Apprenticeship Program in Valdosta Georgia about how YouScience can transform the workforce problem in our communities.

Navarro Moore is my guest in this episode--a Valdosta, GA native and a 2006 Valdosta State University grad who went on to a career in the US State Department Foreign Service. Listen as he shares his insights on education, family, and culture around the globe, including lessons any family can take away from his international experiences.

Navarro Moore is my guest today--a Valdosta native and a 2006 Valdosta State University grad who went on to a career in the US State Dept Foreign Service. Listen as he shares his insights on education, family, and culture around the globe, including lessons any family can take away from his international experiences.

Dr. Brian Gerber is the Director of the Valdosta State University STEAM Center for Applied Creativity & Innovation. He shares insights on how leaders in every sphere can creative innovative learning experiences for others, starting at home.

Dr. Brian Gerber is the Director of the Valdosta State University STEAM Center for Applied Creativity & Innovation. Hear about some of the early experiences that inspired him to dedicate his life to the creation of innovative education experiences for others.