In this episode of University of Applied Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #23, we talk with Dr Nanette Miner.  Dr Nanette is a member of the Forbes Coaches Council and the Founder of  The Training Doctor (Equipping small and mid-market companies to develop their *next-generation* of leaders, today).  Nanette shares how powerful it is to join professional networking groups, finding a good mentor and important of subscribing to relevant magazines, books or periodicals so the depth of each personals general knowledge and skills can grow.   Nanette's excellent book can be viewed here https://smile.amazon.com/Future-Proof...

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, #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 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.

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 Research & Development Educator's Podcast, #16, we speak with Dr Mary Kinahan.  Mary has a Doctorate of Education, in Curriculum, Teaching, Learning, and Leadership. Mary's shares her vast experience in literacy education, professional development and the challenges of early learning online.  Dr Mary shares career advice for aspiring leaders and can be found on Linkedin here

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 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 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.