A graduate degree in nursing will enable you to advance your career in a specific area of specialization. In addition to nursing, those with a nursing graduate degree can pursue allied career opportunities. This includes medical law, psychiatric therapy, research and teaching. ...read more
Safety is protection for a person or object from danger, risk or injury. Consistent patterns of believing, thinking and responding in a risk prohibitive manner denote a culture of safety. Safety rules are guidelines designed to lower the probability of danger for a person or object. The following list is safety rules compiled by the New York City Department of Education designed to protect students and faculty. ...read more
In a declining economy, enrolling in classes offered online can allow you to pursue a degree program in a different career or to supplement your current degree. What's more, online classes allow busy professionals to take classes at times more convenient to them. ...read more
Distance education can be a great way to take classes for your graduate degree at home. Make sure that you choose a school that offers online courses that you will need for your degree and that your computer and Internet are set up correctly to be able to access classes online easily. ...read more
The people in human resources are responsible for interviewing and hiring staff. They are essentially recruiters for their company. They must perform background checks, complete the hiring process and set up training for those who need it. Graduate training is available for human resource workers. In this advanced educational program, they receive degrees to carry out the many duties placed in their care. ...read more
If you have chosen to become a special education teacher you have the opportunity to provide an education to special students. Within your training you acquire skills necessary to become empathetic to the needs of these students and to develop your own methods to accommodate these needs. ...read more
Composing a well-crafted resume is a major chore for some individuals. With so many guidelines and formats it is often difficult to select which resume design is the best for you. If you are applying to an educational program where your education is the most vital part of your resume you should learn how to showcase this portion of your resume. ...read more
Getting a college degree is very expensive and most students require help from either their parents or the government. While taking out loans is a good way to get money for college, you will end up having to repay the money which could take years. The best way for you to get a college degree and not be in debt is to get education grants. ...read more
Speech is an important aspect of communication that is often taken for granted. However, having a clear speaking voice that is easy to understand is imperative for many careers. Voice quality training is one way to improve the sound of your voice. ...read more
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Arthur Reel, teacher, stage director, playwright, and artistic director of Drama Committee Repertory Theatre (DCRT) has 40 years' experience teaching stage acting and communication skills.Mr. Reel has adapted for the stage many prose classics including Voltaire’s Candide, Stephen Crane’s Blue Hotel (for which he received a National Endowment for the Arts award), Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, and stories by Nikolai Gogol, Maxim Gorky and Anton Chekhov.Arthur Reel’s workshops yield tremendous results. The lives of innumerable clients – from all over the country – have been changed by his acting and communication workshops, tackling the world and improving their lives by becoming better speakers and conversationalists.Arthur Reel Studio offers:Stage Acting for BeginnersPublic SpeakingVoice PowerAccent ReductionAssertivenessConversationInterviewing SkillsIf you're an actor looking to hone your skills or want to get started on the stage, or an executive wanting to become a better public speaker, check out the classes at Arthur Reel Studio. ...read more
By Arthur Reel Communications and Actor Training June 12, 2015
This is the first article in a series discussing the principles of policy governance for non-profit boards known as "The Carver Model". I am a very strong proponent of this model. The principles are taken from John&Miriam Carver’s guide book #1. Principle 1: The Trust in Trusteeship. The board of a nonprofit or public organization represents the ownership of the organization. It governs on behalf of all the affected persons who are not seated at the board table. It must therefore establish, maintain, clarify, and protect its relationship with the organization's “owners.” The term Board of Trustees implies that they are being trusted by someone to represent their interests. Traditional boards have been caught up in the assumption that they represent the organization, but that assumption only leads to frustration, micromanagement, ineffectiveness, or worse indiscretions and abuse. In truth the board represents the interests of the community as it relates to the cause or mission of the organization. More specifically, they represent the interests of those who are "affected" by the cause or those serviced by the organization. This puts the focus where it belongs and clarifies the board's true responsibility. The board is accountable to the community to make sure the organization stays true to it's mission. Because ownership is not truly defined by traditional models, it becomes up for grabs by the most assertive or powerful board members or even the CEO. In these cases authority tends to put power in the hands of those who are the most removed from those who are being served which ultimately undermines their cause. I've seen first hand how this works from my experience in the nonprofit sector and it can get quite ugly. Board members and upper management seem to be caught up in power struggles while the people they are supposed to be serving get neglected, or worse are looked down upon. The problem is not always the people, it is the model. I named this article owning up because I think it is a good way to describe the Carver's Model 1st principle. In essence ownership begins where most would consider the end. It empowers the clients, and creates a bottom up system of authority and accountability. In affect it makes everyone in the organization own up to their mistakes, because it sets the mission front and center, giving them a clear method to measure their success. A big buzz phrase in fund development is that they want donors to have buy-in. If the board, the CEO, management, and all staff recognize that their clients and to a greater degree the community owns the organization this becomes an easy sell. If the community is involved from the beginning you can be sure that they will have major buy-in. I would love to hear from the Nonprofit community about their thoughts on the ideas discussed in this article. Please share any examples, or stories, or arguments, or questions that you may have. My next article will discuss the 2nd principle of the Carver Model - The board speaks with one voice or not at all. ...read more
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