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Special Education Boss® with Karen Mayer CunninghamWhat Is a Due Process Hearing—and What Does It Mean for Parents and Advocates?f you’ve ever said, “I’ll sue the school district,” you may be thinking about a due process hearing—but do you actually know what that means?In this episode of Special Education Boss®, Karen Mayer Cunningham breaks down the fourth and most formal dispute resolution option under IDEA: the Special Education Due Process Hearing.Whether you’re a parent, advocate, or educator, you’ll walk away with a deep understanding of:What a due process hearing really is (and isn’t)What IDEA says about who can file and how to do itW...
2025-07-0431 min
The Dose with Paddy and BelindaWeight Lost, Love Found: A Bariatric Love Story [S2E13]In this episode, Paddy and Belinda welcome guests Jason and Sue, who share their transformative journeys through bariatric surgery. They discuss the significant weight loss, improvements in mental health, and the importance of community support. The conversation delves into the challenges of navigating social situations, food choices, and the impact of weight management on their lives. Jason and Sue also highlight the relationships they've built within the bariatric community and the inspiration they provide to others on similar journeys. We delve into the creation of a supportive WhatsApp group for individuals on similar jo...
2025-06-271h 22
CinemAddictsCinemAddicts 298: Tatami, Diablo, Killing Mary Sue, The Other, Best Wishes To AllMovies reviews that are coming out on the week of Friday June 13, 2025 are Tatami, Diablo, Killing Mary Sue, The Other and Best Wishes To All.
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(0:00) - Intro
(5:40) - Diablo - Images: Lionsgate. In Theaters, Digital, On Demand starting 6/13
(15:53) - The Other - Images: Quiver Distribution. Digital and On Demand 6/13
(23:00) - Killing Mary Sue - Images courtesy of Samuel Goldwyn Films. On Demand 6/13
2025-06-131h 33
Booklings ChatEpisode #96: Sue Cunningham!Author Sue Cunningham sits down with Lucas to talk about her new novel, Could Nine!
2025-04-2436 min
Podcast di Patrizia GenovesiImogen CunninghamImogen Cunningham (1883-1976) è stata una pioniera della fotografia, celebre per i suoi ritratti audaci, i nudi artistici e le immagini botaniche dall’estetica raffinata. Le sue fotografie di fiori e foglie, caratterizzate da un incredibile gioco di luce e texture, rivelano una sensibilità straordinaria per il dettaglio. Attraverso il suo obiettivo, ha immortalato artisti, danzatori e celebrità con ritratti intensi e profondamente espressivi. In un’epoca dominata dagli uomini, ha sfidato le convenzioni e si è affermata come una delle prime fotografe professioniste. Co-fondatrice del leggendario gruppo f/64, ha lasciato un’impronta indelebile nella storia della fotografia con il suo sguardo sp...
2025-03-1701 min
dotEDUDiscovering Your Leadership Path: Sue CunninghamIn the second episode of our special series dotEDU Global Voices, hosts Sarah Spreitzer and Devorah Lieberman—ACE senior advisor and president emerita of the University of La Verne—welcome Sue Cunningham, president and CEO of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), to discuss the importance of leadership, innovation, and building strong global connections in higher education. Cunningham shares how she transitioned from a stage manager in the arts to a top association leader in higher education advancement by discovering and embracing her own leadership style—a journey that has bolstered her success and one sh...
2024-12-0436 min
The Allender Center PodcastGrounding Through Poetry with Sue CunninghamIn this episode, we invite you to take a deep breath and find some grounding through the power of poetry. Whether you're navigating stress or simply feeling a bit unsteady, poetry — reading it, writing it, or even the act of writing any thoughts by hand — can offer profound moments of calm and connection. We're thrilled to be joined once again by Sue Cunningham, an Allender Center facilitator and licensed therapist. Sue wears many hats — poet, life and soul coach, spiritual director — and now, podcast host! Be sure to check out her newly launched podcast, Living Poetry, available wherever...
2024-10-2548 min
Living PoetrySay the Unsayable - Nita AndrewsFeatured Poetry & Resources: Pole Dance by Nita Andrews Frederic Eugene Basil Foley, MD (1891-1966) American Urologist The Clearing by Martha Postlethwaite I Wish in the City of Your Heart by Robley Wilson The Facts of Life by Pádraig Ó Tuama The Lanyard by Billy Collins Dog Songs by Mary Oliver Denise Levertov, British-born naturalized American poet William Carlos Williams, American poet & physician E. E. Cummings, Emily Dickinson, Sharon Olds, American poets Fred Rogers, American television host and au...
2024-10-2239 min
DEBORAH PRUMTHE KEY TO FINDING INSPIRATION-CONVERSATION WITH SUE CUNNINGHAM ON LIVING POETRYTHE KEY TO FINDING INSPIRATION--CONVERSATION WITH SUE CUNNINGHAM
ON LIVING POETRY
Recently, poet and therapist, Susan Cunningham, interviewed me on her podcast, Living Poetry. We talked about how to find inspiration by paying attention, everywhere and all the time!In addition to sharing lots of good laughs, we touched on these topics:*Redeeming the pain of grief by channeling the energy of the emotion into creative endeavors. *Realizing that failing to forgive can block creativity.*Using dark humor to lighten the tone when writing about difficult topics.*Knowing when to stop revising and release your creation into the world.*At o...
2024-10-1102 minLiving PoetryRevolution Within - Linda RoysterFeatured Poets & Resources: Revolutionary Dreams by Nikki Giovanni The Collected Poetry of Nikki Giovanni 1968-1998, Harper Perennial Healing the Wounded Heart, Dan B. Allender, Baker Books Appendix, The Implications for African-American Women by Linda Royster Beauty for Ashes Counseling, PLLC — Giving Voice to Story Bearing Witness to Stories of Sexual Abuse and Racial Trauma Dan Allender, Sue Cunningham, and Linda Royster
2024-10-0138 min
Explore The Most Soul-Stirring Full Audiobook Today!Totally Deceased by Sue H. CunninghamPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/763227to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Totally Deceased
Author: Sue H. Cunningham
Narrator: Melissa Vaughan
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 35 minutes
Release date: April 4, 2024
Genres: Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Paranormal
Publisher's Summary:
A one-of-a-kind, hilarious, high-stakes murder mystery! “Funny, heartfelt and I loved the mystery” – Rosie Talbot, author of Sixteen Souls “How many weeks before the ghost of your unspeakably generous organ donor ascends the glitter escalator to heaven, Jess? Six weeks? Eight? Or maybe never unless you bloody well help her find out why she was murdered…” Seventeen-year-old Jess wakes from an emergency heart transplant to discover she...
2024-04-047h 35
Listen to New Full Audiobooks in Teen & YA, Sci-Fi, Fantasy & ParanormalTotally Deceased by Sue H. CunninghamPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/763227 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Totally Deceased Author: Sue H. Cunningham Narrator: Melissa Vaughan Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 35 minutes Release date: April 4, 2024 Genres: Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Paranormal Publisher's Summary: A one-of-a-kind, hilarious, high-stakes murder mystery! “Funny, heartfelt and I loved the mystery” – Rosie Talbot, author of Sixteen Souls “How many weeks before the ghost of your unspeakably generous organ donor ascends the glitter escalator to heaven, Jess? Six weeks? Eight? Or maybe never unless you bloody well help her find out why she was murdered…” Seventeen-year-old Jess wakes from an emergency heart transplant to discover...
2024-04-0403 minListen to New Full Audiobooks in Teen & YA, Sci-Fi, Fantasy & ParanormalTotally Deceased by Sue H. CunninghamPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/763227to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Totally Deceased
Author: Sue H. Cunningham
Narrator: Melissa Vaughan
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 35 minutes
Release date: April 4, 2024
Genres: Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Paranormal
Publisher's Summary:
A one-of-a-kind, hilarious, high-stakes murder mystery! “Funny, heartfelt and I loved the mystery” – Rosie Talbot, author of Sixteen Souls “How many weeks before the ghost of your unspeakably generous organ donor ascends the glitter escalator to heaven, Jess? Six weeks? Eight? Or maybe never unless you bloody well help her find out why she was murdered…” Seventeen-year-old Jess wakes from an emergency heart transplant to discover she...
2024-04-047h 35
IT’S OK to be wrong.29 alex cooper -the new dr. sue?cuddle up up with the couples couch as we delve into the scandalous world of podcasting with a take that alex cooper, could be our generations dr. sue of intimate conversations. from steamy revelations to candid confessions, we explore how she's redefining the conversation around love and relationships(12:03).
join us as we unpack the breakup [not] bombshell: kim k and obj calling it quits after [alleged] baby talks(2:00).
get ready for some TOTS [taylor off tour] updates from malibu we spill the tea on tay’s intense conversation with beau travis kelce (3:08).
plus, ariana madix's splurge on a...
2024-03-2528 minThe Allender Center PodcastBearing Witness to Stories of Sexual Abuse and Racial Trauma*Please note that this episode contains discussions of sexual abuse and sexual activity, and is intended for adult audiences only. Listener discretion is advised.* Linda Royster and Sue Cunningham join Dan Allender to discuss the transformative impact of Recovery Weeks. Recovery Week is a holistic experience designed to create a relational, healing space for survivors to explore and engage the impact of their stories of sexual abuse. The Allender Center offers a Men’s Recovery Week, a Women’s Recovery Week, and a Women’s Recovery Week with a Focus on Racial Trauma & Healing for Women o...
2024-03-2248 min
The Write and Wrong Podcast#144 - Sue H. CunninghamYoung adult author Sue H. Cunningham is on this week's episode to chat about her debut novel, 'Totally Deceased' as well as the manuscripts that came before but never made it to publication.Support the show on PatreonSupport the show on Patreon, chat with Jamie and other guests on the Discord server and get all of the episodes ad free.WriteMentorGet a whole month with WriteMentor's Hub for free using the coupon code 'Write&Wrong'.The Chosen Ones and Other TropesJamie, Melissa and Noami...
2023-10-3025 minThe Allender Center PodcastProcessing Trauma Through PoiesisWe are excited to have Sue Cunningham, who is acclaimed by Dan Allender as the officially-unofficial Poet Laureate of the Allender Center, back with us. In this discussion, we’re taking on the term "poiesis," which comes from the Greek word "to make" and is related to "poetry." At the Allender Center, we believe that writing and telling your story is an essential part of the process of understanding and processing traumatic experiences. We explore how poetry relates to this process in our conversation with Sue Cunningham, Dan Allender, and Rachael Clinton Chen. They also discuss the ef...
2023-05-0554 min
Digital Cash NetworkDigital Cash Rundown 112 with Scott Cunningham: Coinbase Threatens to Sue SEC!Scott Cunningham comes back on the Digital Cash Rundown for a chat about Coinbase suing the SEC, Tornado Cash dev Alexey Pertsev's release, Elizabeth warren's overreaching crypto bill losing steam, and a long and involved discussion about the future of AI.
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2023-05-0148 min
The Mixtape with ScottS2E6: Interview with Pedro Sant’Anna, Professor, Economist and EconometricianWhat a pleasure it is this week to introduce my guest on the Mixtape with Scott, Dr. Pedro Sant’Anna. Had you asked me a few years ago the likelihood I’d make such a good new friend this late in life, I would not have guessed it, but from countless conversations on social media, and even more in DM on our Slack channel with two other close friends, Pedro Sant’Anna has become one of my favorite people in life. A constantly upbeat, friendly, energetic man, patient to a fault to explain every single detail of econometrics, and enjoyi...
2023-03-141h 07
AlumlessGlobal themes in alumni engagement with Sue CunninghamHappy 2023 Alum-Less Listeners! We are back this week with special guest Sue Cunningham, President & CEO of CASE. We're psyched to start the New Year with a bang and a convo with a true global leader in advancement. We explore with Sue many of the themes from her new book, "Global Exchange: Dialogues to Advance Education." In particular, we'll focus our conversation on how alumni engagement is becoming enmeshed with marketing and communications, and how the CASE Alumni Engagement Metrics have been a game-changer for the profession. This week we're making our full, 1-hour conversation with Sue available on both...
2023-01-0655 min
Associations Thrive12. Associations Thrive - Sue Cunningham, President & CEO of CASE, on Their Career Journey FrameworkHow do you lead a global organization, across time zones and languages? How do you reimagine a governance structure that no longer serves your organization’s strategic goals? How do you help your members advance their careers with intention?In this episode of Associations Thrive host Joanna Pineda interviews Sue Cunningham, President and CEO of The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). Sue introduces CASE, talks about why higher education is still worthwhile, shares her journey to becoming President and CEO, and then shares how CASE is thriving through:A nimble culture, a curious st...
2022-12-2230 minThe Allender Center PodcastHow the Incarnation Invites CreativityWe’re pleased to welcome Sue Cunningham back for another episode this week. You’re in for a treat: Sue shares one of her poems, “Mary and Michelangelo.” She and Dan reflect both on the poem itself and on the creative interpretation process that readers or listeners may have as well.
2022-12-1640 minThe Allender Center PodcastSharing in the Creativity of Christmas with Sue CunninghamMany of us are inspired to create during the Christmas season - perhaps through hanging up decorations, baking treats and meals to share, or dreaming up creative gifts for loved ones. But beyond the tangible holiday projects, how does the season of Christmas inspire us to engage our creativity and playful nature? This week, Sue Cunningham, Licensed Professional Counselor and Facilitator at the Allender Center, joins Dr. Dan Allender to reflect on how creativity emerges through Christmas.Sue says, “The way God moves in the world with the Christmas story: Mary, Jesus, the whole story is...
2022-12-1041 min
The Game ChangersJodie Cunningham: Women leading the way in rugby leagueJodie Cunningham is one of Rugby League’s most recognisable stars playing for St Helens and England. She was named Woman of Steel for her incredible form during Saint's treble winning season in 2021, and, having represented England in two world cups, she's now working towards her third as England compete in the Rugby League world cup on home soil this autumn.A huge advocate for women's sport and equality in the UK, Jodie now works full-time at the RFL as a National Women's and Girls’ Development Manager and is also an ambassador for the Rugby League...
2022-07-2640 min
The Game ChangersTrailer: Series 11 of The Game ChangersFantastic news for all fans of women’s sport and equality – a new series of The Game Changers will be released on Tuesday July 26, 2022. And for the first time, all seven new episodes in series 11 will be released immediately, ensuring there’s plenty of great, inspiring content to listen to this summer.Once again, this season of the award-winning podcast is backed by Sport England through a National Lottery award.The podcast sees Sue Anstiss MBE talking to trailblazing women in sport who are knocking down barriers and challenging the status quo for women and girls...
2022-07-2004 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 63: Voices From the Field – A Commitment From the Whole Industry Is What We NeedOur guest this episode is Sue Birch, Principal Consultant at Sue Birch Consulting, specialising in fundraising operations and advancement services. Sue shares what to consider when implementing technology to support your institution’s advancement services, including whether your issue is truly grounded in technology deficits. Listen in to hear her insights on the importance of succession planning and how the solution to challenges facing advancement services requires a commitment from the whole industry. More information on the CASE Global Reporting Standards referenced in this episode can be found here.
2022-04-0419 min
The Development Debrief85. Sue Cunningham: CASE as a strategic partner and professional homeBWF is the proud sponsor of Season 6, Innovation and Impact.
I have the absolute pleasure of speaking with Sue Cunningham, the CEO of CASE. Sue’s long relationship with CASE as well as her international experience really set her apart as a leader and visionary. We talk about her career to date, and then drill into CASE’s most recent strategic plan. Sue tells us how she facilitates joining the dots globally, expresses pride in her staff, and talks to us about the six key areas CASE will be focusing on as they recalibrate the organization into the...
2022-02-0236 min
Conversation with Dr. Gabriela Ilie and Guests: A non-dualistic perspective to life and living, cancer and cancer survivorship.Conversations with Dr. Gabriela Ilie and Guests (Podcast 14): Dr. Alastair CunninghamThis Podcast is an introduction to a program called "The Healing Journey" and some of the people behind it. Please join me as I interview Alastair Cunningham, Sue Davis-Mendelow and Gina Lockwood on the events in their life leading to The Healing Journey (offered through Wellspring, see www.wellsping.ca), and where they are now. The video version of this podcast episode can be found: https://youtu.be/7_aXwA7xgsISpiritual Insights on Cancer Journey, CancerPEP.com
2022-01-241h 03
The Gill Athletics Track and Field Connections Podcast#139: Sue Parks-Eastern Michigan UniversityToday's guest has a strong Michigan background that has propelled her to the top of her coaching field winning over 20 conference titles in all three sports. Sue started as a high school coach in the Ann Arbor area but quickly rose to the collegiate ranks on the back of mentors such as her dad Bob Parks and legendary Univ of Michigan coach James Henry. After a very successful head coaching stint at Ball State University, Sue was able to take over as the head coach and eventual Director of Track and Field at her alma mater Eastern Michigan University...
2022-01-241h 25
Blossom Your AwesomeBlossom Your Awesome Episode #21 - Divine Guidance With Amy Gray-CunninghamGet ready cause in Episode #21 of the Blossom Your Awesome Podcast I drop a lot of wow's!I have Amy Gray-Cunningham on the show. She is an intuitive healer and an Akashic Records practitioner and the author of Daring To Believe. but that's not all. She was divinely guided to give one of her kidneys to a complete stranger. And if that is not just so remarkable in and of itself there's more - she was a one in 20 million match! What are the odds? This is an incredible story of a remarkable...
2021-11-1646 minThe Allender Center PodcastEngaging Our Stories with Sue CunninghamListener Resources: Learn more about Sue and her counseling practice - susan-cunningham.com Curious about pursuing your own story work? Learn more about and apply to Story Workshop—applications due August 31, 2021: https://theallendercenter.org/event/story-workshop-october-2021/
2021-08-2036 min
Bad Role Models#42-Dr. Sue LombardiCovid, delta variant, healthcare, health, big pharma, medicine, well-being, and much more!
2021-07-261h 31
Serenities Now LLCMeet Diane Cunningham! Presented by Tools for a Peaceful Life.Diane Cunningham is a Reinvention and Dream Coach who believes you are never too old to reinvent yourself. Join us as she shares a few of her secrets with us. You’ll be glad you did!
2021-05-2617 min
CASE xChangeVoces y CaféWelcome to our fourth episode in Spanish from Latin America of Voces y Café (Voices in the field). In this episode, we invited Adriana Buiton to talk about the importance of data in education. Adriana is the Director of Advancement Services from S. Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation, USA. ,
2021-04-2922 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 30: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Cara Giacomini – The Importance of Capturing and Analysing Institutional DataOur guest for this episode is CASE’s own Cara Giacomini, Chief Research & Data Officer and leads the CASE AMAtlas team. Cara takes us back to basics in discussing why the capturing and analyses of data is critical for institutions of any size, as well as the ‘where’ and ‘how’ to begin in incorporating data to understand your institution. Through explaining the resources and support that AMAtlas provides, Cara highlights how the recently released Global Reporting Standards is creating a foundation for global benchmarking and what it means to be working in an ethical manner within the educational advancement community.
2021-04-2718 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 29: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Joel Terwilliger - Launching an Launching an Innovative Volunteerism CampaignIn this episode, Joel Terwilliger, Alumni Relations Manager at The University of Auckland shares about the university’s campaign on the advocacy and awareness of volunteerism – Volunteer Impact Week, which was a regional finalist in the 2020 CASE Platinum Awards. Listen in to find out how encouraging alumni to donate an hour of their time per week can have a positive impact for students, society, and the environment. Hear Joel’s insights on how any institution can implement a volunteer-centric campaign in both a face-to-face and digital environment to inspire the next generation of change-makers.
2021-04-2018 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 28: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Bervyn Lee – Leaving a Legacy and Understanding Your Alumni and CommunityOur guest for this episode is Bervyn Lee, Director of Alumni Relations at Singapore Management University (SMU). Bervyn shares how the words of a past Singapore Prime Minister triggered a shift in his outlook on life and legacy giving. Also, listen in to find out how Bervyn has initiated alumni and community surveys that will better enable SMU’s understanding of their community’s interests and affinity.
2021-04-1317 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 27: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Emma Silva: Strategic Planning and Advancement in VietnamJoin us for this episode with hosts Heather Hamilton and Brad Entwistle, along with guest Emma Silva, Director of Advancement at United Nations International School (UNIS) in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hear how Emma began her career in journalism and what led her to where she is now, working as an advancement leader in an international school. Also, hear her views on a new way of thinking around strategic planning and how the Vietnamese culture has helped to shape the goals and achievements of UNIS Hanoi.
2021-04-0617 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 26: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Jayasudha Bandi: Alumni and Career Development in IndiaIn this episode, Jayasudha Bandi, Senior Manager of Alumni Career Services at Indian School of Business (ISB) shares her extensive experience in human resources prior to joining ISB. Listen in to find out how ISB works with alumni and recruiters and manages their programmes; the alumni and graduate recruitment landscape in India; as well as ISB's CASE Platinum Award entries for best practices in alumni relations.
2021-03-3013 minCASE xChangeEpisode 25: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Ovidia Lim-Rajaram: Strategic Planning and the Future of Communications and MarketingOvidia Lim-Rajaram, Chief Communications Officer at National University of Singapore, explores pertinent topics in communications and marketing with hosts Heather and Brad. Listen in to find out what the letters M-O-B-I-L-E mean in reference to her thoughts around future trends and challenges in communications and marketing. Also, hear from Ovidia her top three tips for communications and marketing professionals and what she values in being a part of the CASE community, both regionally and globally, and the 2021 Asia-Pacific Advancement Conference (APAC). Ovidia also shares about the importance of having a 'living' strategy for your institution, and what she looks...
2021-03-2319 min
CASE xChangeStandards Matter in Advancement: A Conversation About the CASE Global Reporting Standards For the first time, the educational advancement profession worldwide has a global set of standards for its work. Founded in the CASE Statement on Ethics and the Principles of Practice for Professionals in Educational Fundraising, Alumni Relations and Communications and Marketing, the recently published CASE Global Reporting Standards usher in a new era for transparency in educational philanthropy. The CASE Global Reporting Standards set the stage for benchmarking across other advancement disciplines in future editions. This conversation with the fearless co-chairs of the Standards Working
2021-03-1919 minCASE xChangeEpisode 24: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Sinéad Collins: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Advancement in the Schools SectorHow does Sinéad Collins, who started off as performing musician and teacher in London, end up as the Director of Engagement and External Relations at United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA) in Singapore? In addition, hear what Sinéad thinks international schools can do to cultivate diverse perspectives, and to ensure that diversity, equity, and inclusion are ingrained in the schools' values. Sinéad also shares why she took up the role of co-chair for 2021 Asia-Pacific Advancement Conference (APAC), what this means to her, and how advancement professionals in international schools can benefit from attending APAC. Sin...
2021-03-1418 minCASE xChangeEpisode 23: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Rime Sun: Alumni Relations, Philanthropy, and Advancement in ChinaIn this episode, Rime Sun, Director of Development at New York University, Shanghai, shares about her work at NYU Shanghai and an overview of the advancement landscape in China. Listen in for Rime’s career path and how she built NYU Shanghai’s development team from scratch. Rime also shares the strategies that have worked well for NYU Shanghai to engage with NYU Alumni in Asia-Pacific, including the Pan-Asia Alumni Conference held annually; what she values in CASE; and projects that she and her team will be working on in 2021, leading up to the 10th anniversary celebration of NYU Shan...
2021-03-0918 min
CASE xChangeVoces y Cafe: A Conversation with Mireya LandacayWelcome to our third episode in Spanish from Latin America of Voces y Café (Voices in the field). In this episode, we invited Mireya Landacay from UTPL Ecuador, to talk about virtual events and alumni engagement. Mireya is the alumni coordinator in UTPL, and she has a lot of experience working with virtual education. UTPL Ecuador is one of the Latin American institutions with more experience in distance education.
2021-03-0516 minCASE xChangeEpisode 22: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Soleiman Dias: The Role of International Schools in Inclusiveness and the Advancement Landscape in KoreaOur guest for this episode is Soleiman Dias, Director of Alumni and International Relations at Chadwick International in Songdo, South Korea. Soleiman takes us through his career journey from Brazil to South Korea, and from teacher to his current position. He highlights the responsibility and important role international schools and international education plays in inclusiveness; shares how he navigates his work and manages his stakeholders with in-person events still limited; and talks about the advancement landscape in Korea and how it has grown in the last two decades. Lastly, hear from Soleiman how advancement professionals in international schools can...
2021-03-0219 minCASE xChangeEpisode 21: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Heather Hamilton and Brad Entwistle: Reflecting and Looking ForwardIn the first episode for the year, our hosts Brad and Heather are also the guests. Hear Heather share her learnings from 2020, her outlook and some trends for the year ahead for advancement, the focus of CASE Asia-Pacific in 2021, and what listeners can expect at the 2021 Asia-Pacific Advancement Conference. Brad shares what will drive the next era of marketing, a blind spot that marketing and communications professionals can do away with, as well as imageseven’s plan for 2021 – which includes distilling their unique approach to schools communications and marketing.
2021-02-2219 minCASE xChangeEpisode 20: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Jonathan Cosgrove: Leading a Development Team in Times of ChangeIn this episode of CASE xChange, hear from Jonathan Cosgrove, Director of Development at Deakin University on how he and his team managed to lift their performance and drive some of Deakin's best donor participation and return on investment in the midst of a very uncertain environment, including workplace changes and the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, listen in for tips on how Deakin University embeds strategic thinking within advancement and across the University, involving academic leaders. Lastly, Jonathan shares his biggest learnings for 2020, particularly on leading a team in times of change, as well as the value of the CASE...
2020-12-1417 min
CASE xChangeNever Underestimate the Intellect of Your Audience and Other LessonsDr. Kaarle Hämeri, Chancellor of Helsinki University, holds a role unlike other chancellors around the world: his primary responsibility is specifically advocating for the university and higher education on a national scale. His work includes taking care of the external
2020-12-1058 min
UNDISTRACTED with Brittany Packnett CunninghamSue Bird Won't Shut Up and DribbleFresh off her fourth WNBA championship and newly engaged to soccer star Megan Rapinoe, basketball phenom Sue Bird sits down with host Brittany Packnett Cunningham to talk about her own leadership on social justice—and the path it took her to get there. They discuss Breonna Taylor, Black Lives Matter, the Georgia Senate races...plus Brittany brings you the latest Untrending News.Check out the links below to get involved with organizations mobilizing Georgia voters for the upcoming Senate runoffs.Black Voters Matterhttps://blackvotersmatterfund.org...
2020-12-1029 minCASE xChangeEpisode 19: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Penny Richards Fowler: Bursary AppealHear from Advancement Manager Penny Richards Fowler from Sacré Cœur, a prep to Year 12 Catholic girls school, on how they achieved success in their bursary appeal and engaged with their community during COVID-19. Penny also shares how they produced the best performing video for the school this year and the importance of the marketing team working closely together with the fundraising team; as well as which CASE resources particularly helped during uncertain times. She talks about Sacré Cœur’s upcoming projects, her biggest learnings from 2020 and what she most looks forward to at the upcoming 2021 Asia-Pacific Advancement Confer...
2020-12-0817 min
CASE xChangeVoces y Café: A Conversation with Vielka MoralesWelcome to our second episode in Spanish from Latin America of Voces y Café (Voices in the field). In this episode, we invited Vielka Morales, from Carol Morgan School, Dominican Republic, to talk about the importance of advancement in Latin America and the challenges in schools. Vielka is the Director of Advancement and Alumni Relations of Carol Morgan School. She has an experience of many years in advancement and gift campaigns.
2020-12-0121 min
CASE xChangePath to Being Passionate: A Leadership Conversation with Centenarian Philanthropist Dr Violet PattonIn this special episode of Leadership Conversations, Sue Cunningham speaks with Dr. Violet Patton, the 2020 recipient of the CASE James M Fisher Award for Distinguished Service to Education. Dr. Patton was nominated for the award by the team at Ohio University, based on her longtime support of and generosity to the university. Hear about Dr. Patton’s path to becoming a passionate about advancing education, from her very early days with her family where her commitment was fostered through their dedication to teaching and education. Her story brings light to the season of giving.
2020-12-0108 min
CASE xChangeOn Self-Determined Reading Lists, the Importance of Listening, and Giving Advancement a Seat at the Table Professor Michael Arthur describes his leadership at University College London, on the eve of his forthcoming retirement. The conversation spans the rationale for taking a long view in the UCL’s strategic planning process and why a twenty- year planning horizon made sense; the importance of listening, and how an institution needs to take responsibility for histories of institutional racism in order to set a starting point for making progress in racial and ethnic equity. He and Sue Cunningham discuss why he elevated advancement to the university’s leadership table upon his arrival at UCL, and why that was an easy decisi...
2020-11-1921 minCASE xChangeEpisode 18: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Antonia Yeung: Stakeholder Engagement and ExperienceAntonia Yeung, Associate Vice-President of Development and Campus Services at The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong (HSUHK) and our hosts discuss how stakeholder experience is closely linked to campus development that enables stakeholders to live and breathe HSUHK’s values. Antonia’s insights cover how planning a retreat in the first month of her new role helped her work and to strategise for the future; how HSUHK manages stakeholder experiences and campus development despite the volatile year; HSUHK’s plans in using technology to connect seamlessly with stakeholders; as well as what is the distinctive feature of HSUHK as a n...
2020-11-1619 minCASE xChangeEpisode 17: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Simone Garske: Engagement, Philanthropy and Advancement in the Health SectorIn this episode of CASE xChange - Voices from the Field, Simone Garske, Chief Executive Officer at Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital (RBWH) Foundation and a member of the CASE Regional Council for Asia-Pacific highlights the importance of excellent health research and advancement through partnerships and philanthropy. Listen in for RBWH Foundation’s success stories in fundraising and donor acquisition during a pandemic and find out more about their upcoming projects. Simone also shares some tips on where to start looking for relevant information for advancement professionals, how advancement professionals can look after themselves and find support, and the value of...
2020-11-1019 minCASE xChangeEpisode 16: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Jennifer Karlson: University and Public Private PartnershipsOur guest for this episode of CASE xChange is Jennifer Karlson, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Advancement) at The University of Queensland (UQ). We talk about UQ’s award-winning campaign video – If Not, When —The Campaign to Create Change and what it aims to achieve, focusing on how partnering with an institution such as UQ will help donors achieve significant impact in society. Jen highlights that a university is a conduit for bringing people, causes and missions together to make good things happen. Hear about UQ’s current and upcoming initiatives, including one that is inspired by the APAC 2019 Key Plenary on Unloc...
2020-11-0117 min
CASE xChangeHow Inclusion, Creativity, and New Ways of Connecting are Paving the Way for Future SuccessStacy Palmer, founding editor of the Chronicle of Philanthropy and Sue Cunningham discuss how the charitable sector has responded over the past months to COVID-19. Stacy’s insights cross many interesting areas, with a focus upon how the sector’s standing amongst the public has increased through the crisis after years
2020-10-2321 min
CASE xChangeHow Humour, Inclusivity, and Nurturing Talent are Vital Leadership ToolsThis conversation explores important strands of leadership: how to deploy humour at the right times, and when to know it is not your most effective tool; the joys of nurturing people to achieve more than they ever thought they could; and the fundamental belief that excellence is a biproduct of inclusivity. At a time where the political divide is growing, Professor Carolyn Evans shares her academic expertise in comparative religious freedom, and what her scholarship has taught her about leading a university during complex times.
2020-10-1527 min
CASE xChangeVoces y Café: A Conversation with German CamposThis is the first episode in Spanish from Latin America of Voces y Café (Voices In the Field), a new monthly program. In this episode, meet German Campos, from Universidad Anahuac, Mexico, who talks about the importance of professional development in the area of advancement. As an experienced volunteer, German shares his experience of 27 years in the field including challenges and obstacles he had to face, training he took to develop the area of advancement in his university, and the importance of the role of the president.
2020-10-1437 min
CASE xChangeThe Powerful public and Civic Good Provided by Higher Education“Be the Living Embodiment of the Institution.” This is the early advice Dr. Jim Harris received as a young college president 25 years and three institutions ago. There is not a better moment than right now to hear his insights on how the college presidency – and higher education – has changed. This CASE xChange conversation explores powerful and pertinent issues around higher education as a public good; addressing inequities and racism; the imperative to change; and living the mission and values of your institution. He shares
2020-10-0824 min
CASE xChangeHow Time Zones Teach EmpathyPresident Fernando León García brings rich perspective to this CASE xChange. His international experience, in addition to his academic journey, have deeply informed his leadership. This conversation highlights how he to bring global perspective to his work both at
2020-10-0227 min
CASE xChangeFrom Academic to Administrator to Advancement ChampionThis thoughtful conversation takes us through President Saini’s path as an “accidental academic” to an “accidental administrator” to a champion of educational advancement. He has served as a university president in two countries, at Australia’s University of Canberra, and now at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Sue Cunningham asks President Saini about his perspective on international education, how higher education in Australia changed between the time he studied there as a graduate student and his return as a Vice-Chancellor; what his outlook is on philanthropy in education in India, and what inspires him about leading Dalhousie University, and its rem...
2020-09-2524 min
CASE xChangeHow An Accidental Advancement Career Led to a Global Network of Colleagues Jim Moore’s career in advancement had an accidental start: he thought it would be a means into another profession as an athletics administrator. Instead, he became “intoxicated by the work and by educational advancement,” a field that makes such a difference for our institutions, students, donors and communities. In this conversation, Sue Cunningham and Jim discuss his pathway to his current role, the key turning points for him along that journey, and the changes he has seen during the arc of his advancement career. Hear about how the University of Illinois has responded to community needs during the pandemic...
2020-09-1723 min
JGL Law For YouCan You Sue For Contracting COVID-19?Joseph, Greenwald and Laake has been representing clients in suburban Maryland and the District of Columbia for almost 50 years. With offices in Greenbelt and Rockville, Maryland, we have lawyers who focus their practices in diverse areas of the law, including employment and whistleblower actions, family law, estates and trusts, civil rights, business planning and commercial litigation, personal injury, medical and professional negligence.
In this episode Matthew Focht & Celeste Cunningham answer the following questions and more ... :
How do you prove where you contracted COVID-19?
What is being done to limit COVID suits?
What are the law regarding Worker's Co...
2020-09-1528 minCASE xChangeEpisode 15: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Tere McGonagle-Daly: Marketing and CommunicationsIn this episode of CASE xChange - Voices from the Field, Heather and Brad chat with a university leader who is passionate about student engagement and experience – Tere McGonagle-Daly, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Students and Alumni at Massey University in New Zealand. Tere shares his first 100 days as the university's first Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Students and Alumni and how Massey University pivoted their recruitment strategies and events in these times. Tere highlights how experience will drive the next era of marketing and how to create alignment of experiences across different campuses and students. He also shares how Massey University – New Zealand’s leadin...
2020-09-1417 minCASE xChangeEpisode 14: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Liz HawkinsWhat are the similarities and differences in philanthropy and advancement and the top three factors that make a good advancement professional in the arts sector? Where on the CASE website is a good place to start looking for relevant information? Liz Hawkins, Director of Programming, Development & Venue Sales, Adelaide Festival Centre and Council Member, CASE Council for Asia-Pacific answers these questions and talks about philanthropy and advancement in the arts sector and why it is essential. Liz also shares some advice on how smaller arts organisations can get started in fundraising and the importance of resourcing and collaborating to f...
2020-09-0819 minCASE xChangeEpisode 13: Voices from the Field – A Conversation with Deborah CarrHeather and Brad chat with Deborah Carr, Head of Philanthropy at The Walter + Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (WEHI). Deborah shares how her search for more meaningful work led her into fundraising and her current role at WEHI, one of the world’s best medical research institutes. They talk about Deborah’s first 100 days at WEHI and how she and her team had to adapt their work and priorities when the pandemic hit. Having been in the higher education sector, Deborah also shares learnings from the medical research sector, how is it different from the higher education sector and...
2020-09-0118 minCASE xChangeEpisode 12: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Brad Entwistle. Marketing and Communications for the Education SectorIn this episode, Heather turns the table on Brad, Founding Partner of imageseven, an integrated marketing communications firm, who switched his role from host to guest. Brad provides an overview of imageseven’s focus and the origin behind the business name. Tune in for Brad’s advice on how Heads of Schools and school marketers can develop a strong working relationship and introduce a common definition of ‘branding’ to ensure all stakeholders are on board. Brad and Heather also talk about common issues they see within marketing and communications in the education sector and how to overcome them. Lastly, Brad shar...
2020-08-2519 minCASE xChangeEpisode 11: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Ben Clark. Strategic Thinking on Philanthropic InvestmentsIn this episode of CASE xChange, Heather and Brad caught up with Ben Clark, Head of Philanthropy and Social Investment at Australian Executor Trustees (AET). They talk about Ben’s journey from the arts and auctions to his current role at AET, and his experience in managing philanthropists, trusts and foundations. Their conversation also explores donor trends, strategic thinking on philanthropic investments and philanthropic stabilisation funds - an innovative funding model pioneered in the US and Canada. Ben also shares his insights on asking during times of uncertainty.
2020-08-1016 min
The CueClub PodcastIPA World Number 1 - Emma CunninghamOn this episode I'm delighted to be joined by Ireland's Professional Pool Player Emma Cunningham.At 18 years old, Emma became the youngest player to ever win the 8-Ball Pool World Championships with a hard fought victory over the supremely talented Sue Thompson in 2005. From there Emma has never looked back; from winning multiple world titles and professional events to being ranked the current IPA World Number 1 and someone who is well respected by everyone.Join us as we discuss winning titles, spaghetti arm and how the ladies pool game is finally starting...
2020-08-0933 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 10: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Rossie Ogilvie. Celebrating our CASE Circle of Excellence Award Winner and Economics of AdvancementHeather and Brad chat with Rossie Ogilvie, Vice-Principal (Advancement) at The University of Sydney about the recent AU$20 million donation received for immunology research from CLEARbridge Foundation; the award-winning publication ‘A Billion Possibilities: Stories from the INSPIRED Philanthropic Campaign’ and how it was used for high-touch donor engagement, leading to bequest confirmations and a major gift. Rossie also shares her thoughts on why engagement has to be even more intentional in our new environment, where trust is extremely critical, and what is next for her team. The conversation wraps up with a discussion on how we can frame the role...
2020-08-0417 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 9: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Ruth O’Hanlon. Planned GivingHaving relocated from Australia to the UK, Ruth O'Hanlon joins us for a conversation on planned giving. Ruth currently leads the Advancement team as the Director of Development at Sevenoaks School Foundation, an almost 600-year old independent school built on philanthropic giving and legacy. Listen in to pick up pointers on starting and maintaining a planned giving programme, why it is important to start early, and how to be an effective planned giving manager. Ruth also shares how Sevenoaks maintained their planned giving programme where in-person contact is reduced, and their strategy to ensure legacy enquiry is a part...
2020-07-2717 minCASE xChangeEpisode 8: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Barbara Miles. Advancement Insights and Career, and Volunteering with CASEIn this episode, we speak to Barbara Miles, who has recently been conferred the John Lippincott Award for Global Advancement and Support of Education under the 2020 CASE Distinguished Service Awards. Barbara takes us on her global career journey from a music teacher in the UK and Bahamas, to the first Vice-President (Advancement) at Australian National University, ANU. She discusses how she navigated her first 100 days at ANU, and how she learnt about CASE and got involved as a volunteer. Also, hear about ANU’s three-year campaign – ‘Support Australia’s Students’ – that raises funds to support equity scholarships at ANU, and their aw...
2020-07-2019 min
CASE xChangeA Conversation with Deb Taft Sue Cunningham interviews Deb Taft, CEO of the global executive search firm, and CASE Educational Partner, Lindauer. Their conversation provides thoughtful discussion on the importance of diversifying leadership in advancement, across education, and throughout the non-profit sector with Deb’s vital advice: “n
2020-07-1622 min
CASE xChangeLeadership Conversations with Meg BradleyIn this episode, Sue Cunningham interviews Meg Bradley, Head of School at Santa Catalina School in Monterrey, California. Meg’s path to her role was through the arts and also as an advancement leader. Their conversation explores the skills she has brought from those experiences, to becoming the first lay leader of Santa Catalina, a school that includes a co-ed lower school and an all-girls boarding upper school. Hear how she leads her school with an eye
2020-07-0921 minCASE xChangeEpisode 7: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Kevin Lynch. Everything Is a Canvas – Branding and Marketing Through StorytellingIn this episode, we talk to Kevin Lynch, Director of Marketing & Communications at Shanghai American School (SAS). Previously from BBDO, Kevin shares how he combined his advertising experience with his experience as a parent of an SAS student and started his journey as the first Director of Marketing & Communications at SAS. We explore with Kevin why storytelling is important, how to tell a good story, and how it can give supporters the ability to be transformed into advocates and drivers of the brand - building a solid and vibrant community. Kevin also discusses how SAS came up...
2020-07-0717 min
CASE xChangeA Conversation with Rufus Black Sue Cunningham speaks with Dr Rufus Black, Vice-Chancellor and President of University of Tasmania in Australia. They explore how the pandemic has provided focus upon the importance of the small things in life that truly make a difference. They look back on the innovations that arose in finance out of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, and what lessons those innovations may provide for higher education in this current context. Learn more about Tasmania, its role as the gateway to Southern Ocean and the Antarctic; its complex history, and how Rufus stewards the University through attention to i...
2020-07-0217 min
CASE xChangeLeadership Conversations with Peter MathiesonSue Cunningham speaks with Professor Peter Mathieson, Principal, University of Edinburgh about his leadership of the University of Edinburgh, life under COVID-19, and the similarities and differences in leading universities in Hong Kong and in the United Kingdom. They discuss the importance of advancement, and how it is at different stages of evolution regionally. Professor Mathieson shares his view on the immense value of Edinburgh’s 200,000 – member strong “fantastic army of people with an interest in the university.” And finally, hear what he is most looking forward to once travel is a possibility again – it will make you smile.
2020-06-2523 min
Heat CheckHeat Check: Cade Cunningham stays in Stillwater, 2020 Heisman sleepersOn the latest episode of Heat Check, Peyton Gallaher, Griffin Peters and Gabe Swartz discuss No. 1 recruit Cade Cunningham's decision to remain at Oklahoma State, their 2020 Heisman sleepers, and Bill Self threatening to sue the NCAA.
2020-06-241h 21CASE xChangeEpisode 6: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Karen BrownWhat is the CASE Asia-Pacific Graduate Trainee Programme (GTP)? Is it valuable to help my institution identify passionate advancement talent? In this episode, we hear from Karen Brown, Senior Manager, Planned Giving, External Relations, Development and Alumni, Office of the President and Vice-Chancellor at Monash University about her journey as a GTP supervisor since 2018. Now in its 3rd year, Monash has successfully recruited their past 2 graduates as full-time employees. She shares her experience working with current trainees and how Monash plans their programme in the current environment, including job rotations within different departments. She also touches on...
2020-06-2217 min
CASE xChangeLeadership Conversations with Tim Hands Sue Cunningham interviews Dr. Timothy Hands, Headmaster of Winchester College, an all-boys boarding school in Winchester, Hampshire, England. Winchester College was founded in 1382. He became headmaster in 2016, after eight years as Master at Magdalen College School in Oxford, where Sue served on the Board of Trustees. Their conversation starts with a discussion of the parallel universes of those experiencing the disease personally and those who are not directly affected. He discusses his interest in the conditions that produce the works of literature, as a parallel to the circumstances that enable educators to better understand and motivate their students...
2020-06-1925 min
CASE xChangeLeadership Conversations with Professor Glyn Davis Sue Cunningham has a conversation with Professor Glyn Davis, AC, Chief Executive Officer of the Paul Ramsay Foundation, Australia’s largest philanthropic foundation. Its ambition is unambiguous: To break cycles of disadvantage in Australia. He began his role at the Foundation in early 2019. Prior to this role, Professor Davis served as vice-chancellor of the University of Melbourne from 2005 through 2018. Their conversation explores the excitement of leading a foundation with such an important mission, and how relationships with their funding partners help accomplish their goals. They discuss the threefold crisis Australia has encountered over the last year (a prolonged drought, the subseq...
2020-06-1227 min
CASE xChangeLeadership Conversations with David DiniSue Cunningham interviews David Dini, a longtime CASE volunteer, former CASE Trustee, who serves as the Eugene McDermott Headmaster at St. Mark’s School of Texas, where he has worked for more than 25 years. He came to St Mark’s to create a comprehensive advancement program in 1994 and was named headmaster in 2014. They discuss the challenges in managing crises as a leader through the unusual circumstance of facing both a devastating tornado that extensively damaged the school in the autumn of 2019 followed by the pandemic within months. They also discuss the path to school leadership through a career in advancement, and...
2020-06-0523 minCASE xChangeEpisode 5: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Liza Boffen-Yordanov, CFREIn this episode on annual giving, Heather and Brad chat with Liza Boffen-Yordanov, CFRE, Chief Development Officer and Executive Director, Development Office, Nanyang Technological University (NTU). Liza starts by taking us on her career journey from US to India and Singapore, sharing what motivates her in the work that she does, and what she enjoys most in her current role. Liza then delves into NTU’s annual giving campaigns, particularly about staff and faculty giving and how they achieved a higher giving rate over the last month than before. She also shares about NTU’s first ‘evergreen fund' - the NT...
2020-06-0117 min
CASE xChangeA Conversation with Paul RamsbottomSue and Paul discuss why the relationship between funders and their recipients must be considered a partnership toward shared goals, and that these institution to institution relationships depend on the involvement of academic leaders in order to realise the outcomes that the foundation and the institution are seeking to achieve. Mr. Ramsbottom underscored the need for professionalised advancement and development teams especially when as they interact with philanthropies and foundations. They discuss the changes taking place in how work gets accomplished, how the Wolfson Foundation has shifted its operations in the face of the pandemic, and why they continue...
2020-05-2823 minCASE xChangeEpisode 4: A Conversation with Mark Bentley – Organisational Culture and AdvancementHow do organisations maintain a healthy culture, particularly in this environment? Mark Bentley, Director, Alumni Relations and Development from The University of Auckland talks about organisational culture and advancement - the importance of team culture and striking a balance between a performance, caring and mission-based culture. He also shares how his team maintained a positive culture and worked together to ensure it's business as usual. Listeners can also look forward to tips on maintaining positive organisational culture into the future.
2020-05-2516 min
CASE xChangeLeadership Conversations with Cheryl de la ReySue Cunningham has a conversation with Professor Cheryl de la Rey, Vice-Chancellor at the University of Canterbury, on what turned out to be the first day of ‘Level Two’ reopening on the country of New Zealand after seven weeks of lockdown during the covid-19 pandemic. Their conversation covered similarities and differences across universities, countries, and academic cultures; the impact of the pandemic on international education; and the vital importance of bringing multiple global perspectives to our campuses and even more importantly bringing a diversity of intellectual approaches to problems we are trying to solve. The conversation wraps with a focu...
2020-05-2224 minCASE xChangeEpisode 3: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Susan Wan on Alumni Engagement and SupportIn this episode, we caught up with Susan Wan, Director of Development at The Alice Smith School in Malaysia. Susan shared details of the KLASSicscares campaign, her school’s recent initiative in response to the pandemic. Learn how being creative and impactful in the current uncertainty shaped some of The Alice Smith School’s upcoming plans, including their 75th anniversary milestone next year.
2020-05-1818 minCASE xChangeEpisode 2: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Dr. Imad BaalbakiIn this episode, Dr. Baalbaki shares his thoughts around leading a USD650 million fundraising campaign during times of crisis, and driving efforts to secure philanthropic funds for students in financial need. He also provides some insights as to how critical the university leadership team is in helping to achieve their philanthropic objectives.
2020-05-1118 min
CASE xChangeEpisode 1: Voices from the Field - A Conversation with Sue CunninghamIn the first episode of ‘Voices from the Field’ series, CASE President and CEO Sue Cunningham chats with Heather Hamilton, Executive Director of CASE Asia-Pacific, and Brad Entwistle, Founding Partner of imageseven. In this conversation, Sue shares how the work of CASE has pivoted digitally, as well as the current global environment being a motivation to bring forward our determination in developing more virtual content. She also affirms our commitment to digital strategies and providing you with a stronger set of blended educational opportunities in the future.
2020-05-0418 min
CASE xChangeLeadership ConversationsIn this episode, Sue Cunningham interviews Amy Carrier, Senior Director, Advancement Information Management, Oregon State University Foundation, about her experience working from home during covid-19. They discuss the innovations and changes taking place at Oregon State University. They also have a heartfelt conversation about how Amy cares for her mother who lives with Amy, and who has Alzheimer’s Disease. The conversation explores how advancement leaders may need to consider the experiences their teams are having during this time of telecommuting where the stresses may even be more considerable than during normal times.
2020-04-2226 min
CASE xChangeLeadership ConversationsSue Cunningham, President & CEO of CASE, speaks with Serge Sych, Vice President for Enrollment Management, Career Services & Alumni Relations, Central European University. Serge explains how his advancement team at a global university manages in times of change, including building new strategies to be flexible, virtual and authentic. He also shares how his team is looking at long-term planning to deliver a new student experience based on changing economics and psychology. Don't forget to subscribe to the show.
2020-04-0827 min
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KingstonistKingstonist 15 Minutes With - Sue Bates.We spoke with former Queen's University Alumni Association President Sue Bates. Sue is also the Queen's Gaels #1 fan and a huge fan of the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders.
2019-04-1119 min
JesuiticalWhat in the hell? How Vinson Cunningham imagines the afterlife. Ep. 93 Vinson Cunningham doesn’t meet many people who believe in hell—but he still does. We sit down with Vinson, who is staff writer at the New Yorker, to discuss his recent essay “How the Idea of Hell Has Shaped the Way We Think.” We talk about our first memories of hell, how it still impacts our lives and our culture, and why it might be easier to describe hell than heaven. In Signs of the Times, we look at the laicization of former cardinal Theodore McCarrick and preview th...
2019-02-2241 min
OverdueEp 292 - "A" is for Alibi, by Sue GraftonSue Grafton's Alphabet Mystery series stars Kinsey Millhone, a no-nonsense private eye operating in California. "A" is for Alibi is the first book for feature Kinsey, so we spend much of the episode talking about how it sets up the series and how Kinsey fits into the pantheon of crime fiction protagonists. Also, Andrew comes up with his OWN alphabetic mysteries.This podcast cannot be used for evidence in a court of law.PLUS: We updated our Patreon project! Check it out: patreon.com/overduepodSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy...
2018-04-021h 00
I Love TV More Than YouEpisode 25: Kendra Cunningham Talks Happy Days, American Vandal and ANTMComedian Kendra Cunningham comes on the podcast to discuss a wide variety of shows that have stuck with her over the years. Kendra brings reality shows such as America's Next Top Model, innovative comedies like The Review and American Vandal and old school shows like Happy Days and Maud.
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2018-01-2400 min
The Frontline ClubBrazil’s Water Crisis: A Case of Rain or Rainforests?Sao Paulo, one of the largest cities in the world, may run out of water in the next few months leaving 20 million people high and dry. Who is to blame? Incompetent politicians, unpredictable weather patterns or the wholesale destruction of Amazonia’s rainforests?
How does a country that produces an estimated 12% of the world’s fresh water end up with a chronic shortage of this most essential resource?
Join us for the second in a series of events held in partnership with The Scientific Exploration Society, as we bring together explorers, scientists and journalists to examine the water shortage in Braz...
2015-04-211h 37
Oracle BuzzOracle Buzz #8Total: 18:42
Music by Anders Kjerserud
Bruce Bergman of the ODTUG Board 0:43
How to pronounce ODTUG and a little detail about ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2007 attendance
Eric Evans From Hotsos 1:39
Eric's background, What the R in method R means (and the C in method C), DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO and CLIENT_ID, the benefits of attending ODTUG rather than the bigger conferences, Hotsos Symposium
PioCon 4:23
About PioCon and the Oracle BI Stack
Dimitri Gielis & David Peake 7:32
ApEx Discussion, some 11g ApEx info, ApEx Evangelists and the ApEx Euorpean Training Days
Sue Harper & Kris Rice 12:21
SQL Developer discussion, SQL Dev/ApEx integration, SQL Dev Migration...
2007-06-2400 min