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Oct 31, 2018 28 min

3 Keys To Being A Mindful Educator

from EduCatered Hosted by Dr. Aundrea T. Harris

In this conversation with servant leader Dr. Nikki Ceaser-Small, she provides educators with 3 keys to being a mindful educator. They are: know your audience, demonstrate a level of empathy, and “no” your bandwidth. Dr. Nikki is transparent with an experience where she did not “no” her bandwidth.Dr. Nikki Ceaser- Small currently serves as a Business Faculty member at Cedar Valley Community College in Lancaster, Texas. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Nikki serves on a number of committees throughout the college. With over 10 years of leadership experience in higher education administration including four-year colleges and universities, proprietary colleges, community colleges and private universities, Nikki has established herself as a thought leader and pioneer in the areas of advancing enrollment management and building corporate relations. Nikki believes that her purpose in life is to contribute towards developing students to reach their full potential professionally. Nikki earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Northwestern State University, a Master of Business Administration from Northwood University in Cedar Hill, Texas and a Doctorate of Education with a specialization in Leadership and Management at Capella University. Connect with Nikki:Email: [email protected] Media (Facebook, LinkedIn): Nikki Ceaser- Small

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