Do you want to reduce your overwhelm and grow your impact as a leader? Why do so many ambitious women leaders feel burnt out despite their success? In this transformative webinar, Kelly shared how to break free from burnout and step into alignment by prioritizing what truly matters. This is an inspiring and practical session introducing the Aligned Leader Framework—a holistic approach to leadership that blends personal growth, self-awareness, and intentional action. In this webinar, we

Tenure is an employment protection threatened by changes in the labor market as well as declining public attitudes toward higher education and expertise. In this episode, Deepa Das Acevedo joins us to discuss the history of tenure, the value proposition of tenure, and what the cost to society and higher education would be if it were eliminated.Deepa is a legal anthropologist at Emory Law, the Editor of PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review, a past Trustee of the Law & Society

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Hi everyone and my apologies for the late posting of this episode! For this first episode covering the main content of this course, we are going to delve into the First Amendment and in particular the religious components known as the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause. Our discussion will center on key cases for each clause: Everson, Abington, and Lemon v. Kurtzman (as well as Zelmon v. Simmons-Harris) for Establishment and Barnette, Sherbert, Employment Division v. Smith, and

Welcome to the Fast and the Fictitious, a podcast created by high school students as part of the dual enrollment Fiction course. In this episode, Allie, Piper, and Jasmine talk about "The Yellow Wallpaper," by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. The ladies talk about topics ranging from postpartum depression and women's rights as they talk about the odd and sinister "treatment" the woman in the story receives after birth of her child. We hope you enjoy.