This presentation explores how feminine politeness norms impact women's communication styles, career advancement, and job satisfaction in the workplace. Attendees will learn about the cultural roots of these norms and how they intersect with race, class, and identity. Strategies for navigating these norms in professional settings will be discussed, including balancing assertiveness with social expectations and expressing oneself authentically without fear of negative consequences. Men's attendance

How do you get paid what you're worth? It starts by knowing the benchmarks and understanding what others are paid for similar roles. In this session, we'll review some data from multiple sources on pay in the learning and development field, for employees and freelancers. We'll talk about the factors that affect salaries and hourly rates, as well as how to advocate for yourself. While organizations also bear responsibility for closing the gender pay gap, we as individuals can make a difference by

The pandemic redefined how we work and where it can be done. Between that and being a new mom recovering from mental illness, I opted for the work-from-home, mostly contract work environment. I enjoy the freedom of making my own schedule, but I realized that my time management strategy needed to change. The time I was saving from no commute was being spent on calendar management and time tracking. Join me as I share my journey, demo a few tools I am using to solve these problems, and start a

From The Women of Learning and Development Conference 2023 In this session, I will talk about stereotyping Muslim women in e-learning content and provide practical strategies for avoiding common pitfalls. I'll discuss the negative impact of stereotyping Muslim women and offer tips for conducting research, being culturally inclusive, and avoiding overgeneralizations. I'll also provide examples of e-learning content that unintentionally stereotype Muslim women and show how they can be rebuilt to

From The Women of Learning and Development Conference 2023 Having a mentor can be a valuable asset for women in L&D, helping them to grow professionally, build their networks, and achieve their goals. Join this panel where we'll discuss the importance of mentorship and share stories of how others have lifted us up.

From The Women of Learning and Development Conference 2023 Let’s be real: boundaries for men and women are viewed very differently by society. When men set boundaries, they are heralded as strong, logical, or confident. Why is it that when women do the same, they are labeled as difficult, troublesome, or emotional? In this session, you will learn the importance of healthy boundaries at work and in your personal life using real-life examples. You’ll discover how to convey your boundaries

Student workers and graduate assistants are an important part of our recruitment and admissions teams. But how can we ensure that we are hiring the right people, and supervising them effectively? How can we set reasonable expectations that allow for flexibility while also making sure the work gets done? In this episode of The NAGAP Report, two experienced student supervisors, Danielle Geraci Thoma and Deon Thompson, discuss what they’ve learned from years of supervising graduate assistants. About

Dr. Vipul Kumar presents a fascinating case of pancytopenia and rash to guest discussant, Dr. Anand Patel.   Dr. Vipul Kumar MD PhD is a hematology-oncology fellow at UCSF. He is currently in his second year of fellowship and has a clinical interest in oncology of all forms as well as a passion for teaching.   Dr. Anand Patel is… Read More »Episode 281: The Consult Question #8 – Pancytopenia and Rash

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The Institute for International Education released its most recent Open Doors report in November and the news was positive: the total number of international students in the U.S. grew by four percent in 2021-2022 over the prior year, bolstered by an 80% increase in newly enrolled international students. And on the graduate side, International student enrollment was up by 17 percent. As our institutions look to build more diverse campuses and address the forthcoming challenges from domestic

¿Cómo se defienden los derechos en Estados Unidos? ¿Qué significa el caso ROE vs. Wade sobre el aborto ilegal? ¿Cuáles son los derechos que reclaman las personas y organizaciones Latinoamericanas? ¿Qué defienden los defensores públicos en Massachusetts?Erica Scott-Puopolo: activista y profesional en el sector sin fines de lucro en los EE.UU. Trabaja en recaudación de fondos para apoyar el trabajo importante de organizaciones comunitarias como RAICES, que ofrece servicios legales y sociales gratuitos

Las mujeres campesinas en Colombia: una apuesta política y una deuda social para la agenda de país/región.Un homenaje a Ángela Salazar Comisionada de la Comisión de la Verdad ¡Mil Gracias hasta la otra dimensión!-María Leonor Yonda: vicepresidenta de la Minga indigena Social popular y comunitaria CNA, vocera nacional sobre sustitución de cultivos de coca con familias que no pudieron ingresar al PNIS del punto 4 de los acuerdos de paz. Nuestra apuesta es la defensa y recuperación del campo,

Carlos Flores-CIESAS ¿Por qué es importante la historia en la investigación sobre drogas?Doctor en Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Maestro en Estudios Políticos y Sociales y Licenciado en Ciencias Políticas y Administración Pública- UNAM con Mención Honorífica. Es autor de Negocios de sombras. Red de poder hegemónica, contrabando, tráfico de drogas y lavado de dinero en Nuevo León; Historias de polvo y sangre. Génesis y evolución del tráfico de drogas en el Estado de Tamaulipas. Ha sido profesor

Simone and Moses review their approach to chronic lower extremity weakness in a patient with new-onset jaundice, as Vale presents them a case with a neuro flavor to it.   Download CPSolvers App here RLRCPSOLVERS

En este episodio del ciclo de podcast del Grupo de Trabajo "Migraciones y fronteras Sur-Sur" abordamos el contexto político-migratorio en Chile y Perú y sus implicancias para las personas migrantes atrapadas en la frontera militarizada de esos países.Participan: Nanette Liberona (Universidad de Tarapacá, Chile) ⎸Cécile Blouin (PUCP, Perú) ⎸Alejandro Montoro García (abogado, esp. en migración y DDHH, Perú) ⎸Marieli Corona (AMPRO-Arica, Chile) ⎸Lorena Zambrano (AMPRO-Tarapacá, Chile) Presentación:

This episode of University Registrars Talking About Stuff finds me talking stuff with Lucinda Parr who is Registrar and University Secretary at the University of Bristol. Looking back to the beginning of her career Lucinda recalls working as a departmental administrator at Goldsmiths to help fund her masters and enjoying it so much that she ended up staying. She then moved to a new role working with the Warden on developing the institution's new strategic plan. Lucinda stresses the value to her