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Brandman Speaks
by Brandman University
Brandman Speaks! Podcasts series draws on the expertise of faculty, students and alumni from Brandman University to explore subjects relevant to today. Brandman University is a multi-campus, private, nonprofit institution with a history of innovation and strong support services designed for students with busy schedules. The short subject matter podcasts are hosted by the Communications Department.
Episodes
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Career Talk: Elizabeth Bader, executive briefing consultant
Elizabeth Bader always thought her main "career" would involve being a wife and mother. But by her early 30s, she was the divorced, single mother to a toddler and desperately in need of career advice. In this Career Talk podcast,
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Ep. 16 – Vans CEO Kevin Bailey shares insight from managing a global brand
Kevin Bailey, President of VF Action Sports and CEO of Vans (VF Corporation) spoke to a group of business students at the Irvine campus and it was recorded as a podcast for this episode of Brandman Speaks. Joining in the discussion is Joe Cockrell,
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Career Talk: Adam Coughran, from police work to entrepreneur
When Adam Coughran graduated from Chapman University with a degree in political science, he knew he wanted to be a police officer. It wasn't until he started working on his Master of Arts in organizational leadership (M.A.O.L.) and graduated from Brandman University that he realized that there...
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Ep. 15 – Sheila Steinberg and Lata Murti speak on the value of a liberal arts education
In this episode of Brandman Speaks, Dr. Sheila L. Steinberg talks with her colleague Dr. Lata Murti about Murti's education, the value of a liberal arts education and what Murti has in common with the students she teaches and mentors in the Santa Maria...
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Career Talk: Dr. Toni Bland, assistant sheriff, Orange County Sheriff’s Department
Toni Bland, Ed.D., is an assistant sheriff with the Orange County Sheriff's Department. She leads field operations and investigative services, including all street operations, investigations, the crime lab, the coroner’s office and emergency services.
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Career Talk: Herb Callahan of Golden State Foods
Herb Callahan is senior director, human resources, McDonald's Distribution, for Golden State Foods. He also runs their in-house training program, GSF University, and is an MBA graduate of Brandman University and working to complete his Doctor of Educat...
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Ep. 14a – Vicki Brannock and Kimberly Greene talk about 21st century learning (part one)
In this two-part podcast, Vicki Brannock, senior director of programing for Brandman University School of Extended Education, talks with Dr. Kimberly Greene, associate professor in the Brandman School of Education,
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Ep. 14b – Vicki Brannock and Kimberly Greene speak on 21st century learning (part two)
In this second part of a two-part podcast, Vicki Brannock, senior director of programing for Brandman University School of Extended Education, talks with Dr. Kimberly Greene, associate professor in the Brandman School of Education,
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Career Talk: Marc Posner, director of Campus Communications at Cypress College
Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn't need a bachelor's degree when he started as a journalist — he worked at the Anaheim Bulletin,
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Career Talk podcasts debut with M.A.O.L. grad Essraa Nawar
A new subseries of Brandman University podcasts, Brandman Speaks: Career Talk, launches with Master of Arts in organizational leadership (M.A.O.L.) graduate Essraa Nawar talking about how she got her job as coordinator of development at Chapman Uni...
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Ep. 13 – David Long speaks on his career as a federal agent and academic
In this episode of Brandman Speaks podcasts, Dr. Sheila Steinberg interviews fellow faculty member Dr. David Long about his career in law enforcement, his concerns about the use of real estate to launder money and what he tries to impart to his Brandm...
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Ep. 12 – Michael Moodian speaks on leadership and intercultural competence
Michael Moodian, associate professor of social sciences in the Brandman University School of Arts and Sciences, is also the author of “Contemporary Leadership and Intercultural Competence: Exploring the Cross-Cultural Dynamics within Organizations...
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Ep. 11 – Jalin Johnson speaks on ethics and decision-making
For Dr. Jalin B. Johnson, assistant professor in the Brandman University School of Business and Professional Studies at the Ontario campus , the study of ethics isn't an obscure philosophical or psychological topic. In this episode of Brandman Speaks, Johnson talks about how ethics are at the...
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Ep. 10 – Judy Matthews speaks on deported veterans
Dr. Judy Matthews, an assistant professor of psychology for Brandman University’s School of Arts and Sciences, wants to raise awareness about the plight of deported veterans in Mexico, many of whom have left families behind in the U.S. An estimated 10,000 to 30,000 veterans have been deported…
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Ep. 9 – Dr. Christine Zeppos speaks on accreditation
Brandman University recently received official word that it is accredited under the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) standards through the Council of Accreditation of Educator Preparation system. Dr. Christine Zeppos, dean of the School of Education, talks about…
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Ep. 8 – Dr. Deb Ferber speaks on entrepreneurship
Dr. Deborah Ferber teaches courses on entrepreneurship as a member of Brandman University's School of Business and Professional Studies faculty. She is also an entrepreneur, an investor through Tech Coast Angels and a valued source of help for students at Brandman and other universities. Earlier...
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Faculty spotlight: Alan Enomoto is an educator’s educator
Alan Enomoto loved teaching school but he also loved being a school principal and administrator. He shares his enthusiasm for education with Brandman students, teaching in every aspect of the School of Education program from introductory classes to mentoring doctoral students. Learn more about...
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Ep. 7 – Francisco Vazquez speaks on his journey to academic success
Francisco Vazquez, a recent summa cum laude graduate of Brandman University’s social science program, talks with his former instructor Dr. Sheila Steinberg about his plans to attend Hult International Business School in London this fall. He also talks about migrating from Mexico to the south side...
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Ep. 6 – Nick Lacy discusses what competency-based education means for businesses and their employees
For the past 18 months, Nick Lacy, director of CBE national relations and strategic business development, has been getting the word out to businesses, from Fortune 500 companies to...
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Ep. 5 – Dr. Laurie Dodge explains how competency-based education (CBE) changes everything
Dr. Laurie Dodge, vice chancellor of Institutional Assessment and Planning at Brandman University and vice provost of the university, has been a key figure in the development of the MyPath competency-based education (CBE) program. The university has been testing the beta versions of the program…
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A road to success has many meanings for Ed.D. grad Paulette Koss
Dr. Paulette Koss became principal of the Road To Success Academy at a pair of juvenile detention camps in California midway through her doctoral program. The academy's project-based learning model shares much with what Koss learned at Brandman University, including the need for trust,...
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Ep. 4 – Dr. Sheila Steinberg speaks on the Dalai Lama and climate change
Dr. Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg helped launch the Brandman Speaks podcast series as a pilot project this spring. The Communications Department will begin a regular series of podcasts this fall, but we couldn’t resist turning the tables on Steinberg first. As an environmental sociologist and a...
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Ep. 3 – Frawn Morgan speaks on gender issues in the workplace
Frawn Morgan, who began studying gender issues in the workplace while earning her Bachelor of Arts in social sciences from Brandman University, talks about the challenges she's faced in the male-dominated real estate development business, the need for both flexibility and continuity in the...
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Ep. 2 – Diane Goldstein speaks on drug prohibition
Diane Goldstein served 21 years with the Redondo Beach (CA) Police Department, retiring as the first female lieutenant in the agency. During her career she served in patrol and investigative assignments that included gangs and narcotics. She is a subject matter expert and recognized leader in the...
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Ep. 1 – Jeremy McKinnon speaks on transitioning veterans
Brandman Speaks sat down with Jeremy McKinnon to talk about some of the challenges facing transitioning veterans today. Jeremy shares his experiences after returning from duty and beginning the next chapter of life as a student. His determination to help fellow veterans has lead him to establish...
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Brandman Speaks! Podcasts series draws on the expertise of faculty, students and alumni from Brandman University to explore subjects relevant to today. Brandman University is a multi-campus, private, nonprofit institution with a history of innovation and strong support services designed for students with busy schedules. The short subject matter podcasts are hosted by the Communications Department.
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