San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) December 14, 2011
Kathy Scheiern, Owner and President of San Francisco consulting firm PurposeWorks LLC, is a co-author of The Gratitude Book Project: Celebrating 365 Days of Gratitude, a collaborative book sold on Amazon.com featuring over 300 authors answering the question ?What are you grateful for?? in 200 words or less.
The book shares compelling stories of appreciation and evidence that harnessing the power of gratitude can be a life-changing force. The difference between saying thank you?good manners?and living in gratitude?great life skill?are illustrated in moving pieces.
There?s a mom who thinks of irritations as blessings and another who gives thanks to muscular dystrophy. There are narratives about how wrinkles, not fitting in and suffering came to be embraced. There?s even gratitude for ex-husbands and ?ugly gifts.?
Celebrating 365 Days of Gratitude is not only full of thanks but also brimming over with testimonials to the people, things, events, and circumstances we so often take for granted.
Kathy Scheiern made four contributions to the book. One to her mother for the gift of life and one to her father for his honesty and his faith. She also contributed an entry about being grateful for everything! And her final entry was about being grateful for the simple lessons of a walk in the woods.
?Gratitude is a powerful force for good in the world, something we don?t exercise often enough in our lives.? Scheiern said. ?When you think about it, all of us can be deeply grateful for the simple fact that we are alive!? Scheiern went on to say, ?I wanted to be a part of this project because I am very grateful for my life?the ups AND the downs. I hope this project inspires others to find more reasons to feel gratitude in their own lives.?
In keeping with the spirit of the project, net proceeds from national book sales will be split among three charitable organizations: Feeding America, Women for Women International and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA).
For more information about The Gratitude Book Project, email co-author Kathy Scheiern at Kathy(at)YourBigBreakthroughCoach(dot)com or call (415) 813-4199. The publisher can be reached at Media(at)TheGratitudeBookProject(dot)com or 619-923-3082.
About PurposeWorks LLC
PurposeWorks LLC is a leading edge San Francisco human resources consulting firm and executive coaching company. They assist individuals and organizations with their growth and transformation efforts. Specifically, they help people achieve ongoing success by introducing and supporting the development of competencies in skill sets such as values-driven leadership, trust building, and employee engagement. By balancing the importance of what is rational and readily measured with what is grounded in purpose and meaning, in integrity and trust, and in people and relationships, PurposeWorks LLC opens the doorway to next-level thinking and performance improvement for individuals and organizations.
Dr. Kathy J. Scheiern, owner and lead consultant for PurposeWorks LLC is a Certified Public Accountant who has over 25 years of international and domestic experience in providing performance improvement consulting to organizations and individuals. She holds a Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Organization Transformation, and a Master?s of Science in Accountancy with an emphasis in International Business. She is a Certified Cultural Transformation Tools Consultant (providing values and cultural capital assessments and transformation support), and a Certified Systemic Constellation Work Facilitator (a tool for identifying and exploring unseen dynamics at work in organizational systems). As a San Francisco business coach, she has conducted numerous workshops on effective change processes, using a variety of tools and techniques to assist clients in transforming both their personal and organizational lives.
For more information about consulting in San Francisco or any of PurposeWorks? services, call them at (415) 813-4199 or visit them on the web at http://www.PurposeWorksLLC.com.
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Boulder, Colo. (PRWEB) December 12, 2011
The Organic Center today announced the release of a comprehensive shopper?s guide, Organic Essentials, designed to help shoppers reduce their pesticide risk, eat foods that contain the most nutrients and avoid GMOs. The Organic Center is a leading research and education institute focused on the science of organic food and farming.
The pocket guide was developed using The Organic Center?s “Dietary Risk Index” (DRI), which calculates the dietary risks associated with pesticide residues found in different foods tested by the U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The rankings are determined after analyzing the frequency of pesticide residues on a given food, the average level of residues found and their toxicity. Pesticide residue data from the USDA and toxicity data from the Environmental Protection Agency are used in calculating the DRI.
While the pocket guide can be used year-round, it is even more important to utilize in the winter months when the majority of produce is imported from abroad. Based on The Organic Center?s 2008 report, “Simplifying the Pesticide Risk Equation: The Organic Option,” imported produce can pose pesticide risks between two to three times higher than produce grown in the U.S.
?The pocket guide is meant to be a go-to resource for shoppers to more easily maximize their intake of health-promoting foods while minimizing their exposure to toxic synthetic pesticides and GMOs,? said Sara Snow, green lifestyle expert and board member of The Organic Center. ?Such a resource is especially helpful during the holiday season when budgets are tight and consumers are looking for ways to determine what items to purchase organic. By using the guide as a resource, families can more easily stay within budget while still eating foods that are both good for their health and good for the planet.?
The following fruits and vegetables consistently rank the highest for pesticide residue and therefore should always be purchased organic:
Fruit:
1.Cranberries
2.Strawberries
3.Apples????
4.Peaches????
5.Pears????
6.Cantaloupe
7.Tomatoes
8.Nectarines
9.Blueberries????????
Vegetables:
1. Green Beans
2. Sweet Bell Peppers
3. Kale
4. Sweet Potatoes
5. Collard Greens
6. Summer Squash
7. Potatoes
8. Spinach
9. Mushrooms
In addition to ranking the pesticide risk of a variety of fruits and vegetables, the pocket guide also provides other important organic facts and figures, including:
?The list of the top super foods with the highest nutrients per serving includes:
Fruits ? Raspberries, Strawberries, Blueberries, Pumpkins, Mangoes, and Papayas
Vegetables ? Kale, Collard Greens, Artichokes, Turnips, Brussels Sprouts, Broccoli, Asparagus, and Avocadoes
?A list of conventional foods to avoid buying due to the likelihood that they are genetically modified or contain GMOs include: Corn, Canola, Soy Beans, Cotton, Hawaiian Papaya, Sugar Beets, Yellow Crookneck Squash, and Zucchini
Because little to no independent scientific research has been published about the long-term health and environmental effects of genetically modified foods, The Organic Center opposes their use in the U.S. This is consistent with 30-plus countries around the world, including Australia, Japan, and all of the European Union countries, each of whom has significant restrictions or outright bans on the production of GE crops. Consumer support for this shift can also be seen through the newly formed Just Lable It campaign and the Right2Know March, which saw thousands of Americans march from New York City to Washington, D.C. to demand that all genetically modified foods in the U.S. be labeled.
To download the free Shopper?s Guide and start shopping better now, please visit The Organic Center?s website at http://www.generationsoforganic.org/in-the-kitchen/pocket-guide/.
About The Organic Center
The Organic Center’s unique mission is to conduct credible, evidence-based science on the health and environmental benefits of organic food and farming and to communicate them to the public. As an independent nonprofit 501(c)(3) research and education organization, we envision improved health for the world and its people through organic production. All of The Organic Center’s research reports, publications, consumer guides, and videos are available free at http://www.organic-center.org and http://www.generationsoforganic.org.
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WILMINGTON, Del. (PRWEB) December 08, 2011
The jury charged with selecting winners in DuPont?s 24th Awards for Packaging Innovation brings decades of experience in delivering innovative, cost-savings solutions and sustainability ideas to the global packaging industry.
In announcing the jurors, Shanna Moore, global director, sustainability, DuPont Packaging & Industrial Polymers, said, ?DuPont is really looking forward to the judging of entries in this year?s awards competition. Having so many industry experts with such a diverse background joining this year?s independent jury will bring considerable insight into determining which are the most outstanding entries.?
Headlining the panel this year as facilitator is Packaging Hall of Famer Brian Wagner, vice president, PTIS, a HAVI Global Solutions Direct Company.
Jane Bickerstaffe, director, Industry Council for Packaging and the Environment (INCPEN), United Kingdom
Aparecido Borghi, packaging development manager, P?o de A??car Group (GPA), Brazil
Peter Clarke, CEO/founder, Product Ventures, USA
Mike Heldman, marketing manager, Products and Innovation, International Coated Paper, Paperboard Business, USA
Louis Lindenberg, packaging capability director, Global Design & Sustainability, Unilever, United Kingdom
Ann O’Hara, vice president and general manager, Amcor Flexibles, Australia
Michael Okoroafor, vice president, Global Packaging & Execution, H. J. Heinz Company, USA
Thomas Sch?binger, CEO Mondi Coatings & Consumer Packaging GmbH, Austria
Tan Hanes Zen Sunjaya, general manager Product Development and Quality Control (PDQC), Indonesia
Winners of a DuPont Packaging Award will be honored in May 2012 during a ceremony in Wilmington, Del. They also will be invited to engage with the panel jury to gain insights and advice during an adjacent educational program.
Deadline for entries is Feb. 24, 2012. In evaluating entries, jurors will consider excellence in one or more of these areas: innovation, sustainability and cost/waste reduction. There is no fee for entry, and DuPont materials do not need to be in the packaging structure. Forms, guidelines and past winners can be seen at http://www.packaging.dupont.com.
DuPont Packaging & Industrial Polymers manufactures an extensive mix of adhesive, barrier, peelable lidding and sealant resins and provides a globally networked development team to work with customers on packaging programs that help protect the product, environment; improve shelf appeal, convenience; and reduce cost in the food, cosmetics, medical products and other consumer goods and industrial packaging industries.
DuPont (NYSE: DD) has been bringing world-class science and engineering to the global marketplace in the form of innovative products, materials, and services since 1802. The company believes that by collaborating with customers, governments, NGOs, and thought leaders we can help find solutions to such global challenges as providing enough healthy food for people everywhere, decreasing dependence on fossil fuels, and protecting life and the environment. For additional information about DuPont and its commitment to inclusive innovation, please visit (http://www.dupont.com).
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San Francisco, California (PRWEB) December 08, 2011
Today, endpoint (http://www.endpointclinical.com) announced a partnership with RealityCorp to trial their product Clintest Voice. Clintest Voice offers clients a dynamic, easy to use solution for IVR test automation in a fast-paced, ever-changing industry.
?With Clintest Voice we are able to rapidly create test scripts and automate many aspects of our IVR testing in an environment where time is money. The adoption of Clintest allows us to further leverage the rapid development of the endpoint PULSE product.? said Jonathan Ball, Testing Manager at endpoint.
The introduction of eClinical automation software is rapidly approaching, and after thorough due diligence, endpoint believes they have found a feasible solution to advance technology, accurately and safely. With the demanding deadlines and multitude of changes from study to study, preparation of automation scripts has always been a challenge for IVR systems; however, RealityCorp?s ClinTest Voice offers endpoint a rapidly configurable way to create test scripts in an exceptionally user friendly product. The expectation is that endpoint will be able to save several days in testing and will be able to create a more consistent and bug free product.
RealityCorp?s Clintest Voice has made automated testing possible within the Clinical Trial space by:
????Allowing test engineers to create easy to use, configurable test scripts.
????Offering the testing team the option to never have to dial into the IVR again.
????Producing accurate, relevant testing objective evidence that is comprehendible at any level.
About endpoint
endpoint is an innovative company dedicated to the development of the leading Integrated Voice Response (IVR/IWR) technology platforms for the life sciences industry. endpoint?s founding team has been developing IRT systems for clinical trials since 1998 and have deployed systems to small, medium and large pharma for domestic and global studies with experience across a broad range of therapeutic areas and global implementations.
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Marina Del Rey, CA (PRWEB) December 08, 2011
Marina Plastic Surgery Associates is now offering FDA-approved XEOMIN, an additive-free BOTOX Cosmetic alternative. As with BOTOX and many of the other treatments for skin care for Los Angeles patients at Marina Plastic Surgery, XEOMIN minimizes wrinkles to make faces smoother and more aesthetically pleasing. As an added benefit, patients will not become resistant to XEOMIN as they sometimes do to BOTOX.
Dr. Grant Stevens, a renowned board-certified plastic surgeon whose specializations include facelift in Los Angeles, says, “This is a great addition to our facial rejuvenation arsenal because, over time, some people become resistant to BOTOX because of the additives it includes. This causes it to lose its effectiveness for those individuals. In addition, although BOTOX is an excellent product, XEOMIN costs much less. According to the studies, it may last longer, a bonus for the right patient.”
XEOMIN, like BOTOX, is a proven treatment for crow?s feet, smoker?s lines, neck bands and hyperhidrosis (excessive perspiration under the arms, on the feet and hands and in other areas). For many patients in Los Angeles, BOTOX Cosmetic will continue to be most beneficial, while for others, XEOMIN may be a better choice, Dr. Stevens says.
“Because we offer so many options, we are able to treat patients with a wide range of concerns and goals,? Dr. Stevens says. ?For example, for people with well-defined wrinkles or creases who want a ‘non-surgical face lift,’ we have a choice of several injectable fillers in addition to XEOMIN.
“The fillers available today are light years ahead of collagen and other fillers from several decades ago. Treatment is easier, the results can be better tailored, and the span between follow-up treatments is extended. While the science has not evolved enough to make surgical facelifts obsolete, our patients can achieve a more youthful and refreshed appearance in just one short office visit. I’m delighted to add XEOMIN to our menu of treatments.”
Injectable fillers can rejuvenate multiple problem areas such as smile lines, vertical lip lines and facial hollows. They can be used instead of ? or in addition to ? facial surgery.
“A non-surgical procedure such as XEOMIN isn’t going to be right for everyone,” Dr. Stevens says. “In some cases, only a surgical procedure can provide the degree of tightening and lifting that a patient needs to achieve the results they want. But even in these cases, it’s increasingly common to combine a plastic surgery procedure with injectables for added enhancement.”
Dr. Grant Stevens is the medical director of Marina Plastic Surgery Associates (http://www.marinaplasticsurgery.com) in Marina Del Rey, CA. He is a board-certified diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery and a fellow of The American College of Surgeons and The International College of Surgeons. Dr. Stevens is the director of the USC Aesthetic Surgery Fellowship and Aesthetic Surgery Division. He is on the editorial board of The Aesthetic Surgery Journal and on the board of directors of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. An international traveling professor, Dr. Stevens was recognized by his peers as one of America’s Best Physicians in The Guide to Top Doctors. He is a past chairman of the California Medical Association Advisory Panel on Plastic Surgery. He has received the Special Congressional Certificate of Recognition and the Distinguished Service Citation from the Medical Board of California.
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Altamonte Springs, FL (PRWEB) December 06, 2011
BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy(BioPlus), one of the nation?s leading specialty pharmacies, announces today the hiring of Shelley Moore, R.N. as the Regional Director for Business Development in Tennessee.
Russell Gay, Chief Strategic Officer for BioPlus notes that ?BioPlus? Best in Class Bleeding Disorders Program is a new high-touch intervention to provide care and support for the patient and caregiver, clear cost savings to the payer, and optimal clinical outcomes. Shelley is leading our program in Tennessee using her many years of support in the community and her nursing skills to improve the quality of life for our patients.?
Moore is a Registered Nurse and brings six years of nursing experience, with a career specialty in Bleeding Disorders, to her position at BioPlus. Currently, she is completing her Master in Science in Nursing, with her education focus on the compliance and adherence needs of patients requiring prophylactic medication treatments. ?My career passion is for the bleeding disorders community and having the opportunity to work with BioPlus is a perfect fit. I find it a privilege to build my career with BioPlus and the families and physicians within the bleeding disorders community,? shares Moore.
About BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy
BioPlus is a pharmacist-owned, VIPPS accredited, national specialty infusion pharmacy providing high-touch services and specialty pharmaceuticals for patients with chronic diseases such as hepatitis, bleeding disorders, cancer, and other conditions. Licensed in all 50 states, BioPlus is one of the nation?s largest independent specialty pharmacies. Accredited by the Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP), patients can contact the Pharmacy toll free at 1-888-514-8082.
For information: http://www.bioplusrx.com or
Contact: info(at)bioplusrx(dot)com
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Tulsa, Oklahoma (PRWEB) December 04, 2011
Expert TA, an online homework and tutorial system for introductory level physics courses, has partnered with talented professors at leading universities to develop an original library of physics problems not tied to any specific textbook. These professors have years of experience in physics instruction, have proven to be innovators in the classroom, and have strong records in education research specifically as it applies to introductory physics.
In addition to authoring quality and original problems, this team is consulting with The Expert TA to improve their system features and core functionality in order to increase student learning and simplify physics class homework management. These system features include the ability to do partial credit grading of complex mathematical equations and a custom built equation entry palette.
?We are honored and excited to welcome this team of professors, and look forward to publishing the unique problem material they author. Our multi-step problems require students to go through the entire process of solving for a final numeric answer; with a focus on the fundamental equations related to the given concept. In our system students are given feedback necessary to help them master concepts, and due to our multi-step and detailed partial credit grading, instructors are given a better assessment of students work. Expert TA has also implemented strategies to keep the solutions to our problems from being cataloged, which reduces an avenue of cheating and encourages students to do independent work. The software is designed to help students master the theories presented in the classroom? says Jeremy Morton, PhD. and CEO of Expert TA.
The Expert TA welcomes the following professors to the team; Ronald Bieniek, PhD., the Director of Physics Content and a Professor at University of Missouri, Science and Technology. Simon Capstick, PhD., a Physics Professor at Florida State University. Stuart Loch, PhD., an Associate Physics Professor at Auburn University. Charles E. Hasty, PhD., a Physics faculty member at Oklahoma State University.
?The Expert TA has an integrated ability to evaluate student algebraic responses and identify algebra errors, sign errors, and trigonometric errors. Expert TA offers several significant advantages: its clean interface is intuitive to use with nearly painless equation entry, its interactive tutorial mode helps students learn content, and homework evaluation is delayed until a deadline which addresses the majority of academic integrity problems. I, as a member of my department?s textbook selection committee, would be glad to recommend Expert TA…? says Charles Hasty, PhD., a Physics faculty member at Oklahoma State University
About The Expert TA:
The Expert TA was designed to grade problems by considering more than just a student?s final answer. The Expert TA math engine allows for the evaluation of multi-step homework solutions that can allocate partial credit grading and can provide students multi-level feedback on their errors. Designed to grade physics homework as professors would, partial credit is given for sign errors, trigonometric errors, exponential and fractional mistakes: all with the ability to understand what the student did correctly. In Tutorial mode, students are given direct feedback on their solutions that provide instruction far beyond realizing whether they correctly found the answer in the back of the book. Instructors are provided with a much more accurate assessment of students? work and students are provided with the feedback required to help them master concepts.
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Buffalo, NY (PRWEB) December 02, 2011
Buffalo Niagara Enterprise (BNE) will be premiering a business attraction video focusing on the Life Sciences industry. The new video is part of the business development organization?s ?A Million Reasons to Expand Your Business to Buffalo Niagara? marketing campaign.
The video features an interview with Dr. Yakov Kogan, Chief Executive Officer of Cleveland BioLabs, a drug development company located on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC). Kogan discusses what inspired the company to build its $ 6.2 million headquarters and R&D facility in the Buffalo Niagara region.
Kogan lauds, in particular, the unique resources offered by the BNMC, noting they were a key influencer in the company?s decision to choose Buffalo as its relocation destination. The 120-acre BNMC, which has been steadily growing and expanding over the past decade, is home to more than 40 public and private companies. One of the campus? anchors is Roswell Park, the nation?s first comprehensive cancer center. Cleveland BioLabs works closely with Roswell Park as well as other academic and industrial partners, which are all located just minutes away on the medical campus.
Tom Kucharski, BNE?s President and CEO, says the BNMC is just one of a host of attractive benefits the Buffalo Niagara region offers to life science companies.
?Buffalo is replete with academic and economic engines that drive growth in the life sciences industry,? Kucharski said. ?These include our strategic location on the American-Canadian border, our logistics offerings, the availability of a large research population, strong university-industry partnerships, economic development incentives.?
The video was produced by First+Main Media and sponsored by National Grid.
View video: http://www.youtube.com/buffaloniagara
Buffalo Niagara Enterprise, a private, non-profit, marketing, business and economic development organization, is the point of contact for business attraction and investment in the eight counties of the Buffalo Niagara region. Working with local economic development groups, real estate & development professionals, governmental agencies, utilities and private sector business leaders, BNE assists businesses seeking to re-locate or expand in our region with access to the various incentives, financing, site selection and other services relevant to their project. For information on doing business in Buffalo Niagara, visit http://www.buffaloniagara.org.
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Hollywood, CA (PRWEB) December 01, 2011
Over one thousand children from a diverse cross section of Southern California charitable organizations were lined up along Hollywood Blvd near Winter Wonderland to watch the Christmas Parade and then receive their bag of holiday gifts at Winter Wonderland, located at the corner of McCadden and Hollywood, one block east of Highland. Winter Wonderland was initiated by L. Ron Hubbard in 1983 as a gift to Hollywood and the tradition continues to this day, three decades later.
Groups who participated included: Make a Wish Foundation, Vista Del Mar orphanage, Youth Justice Coalition, Lula Washington Dance Theater, Troy?s Project for Humanity, the Covenant House California, Ettie Lee orphanage and Casa Esperanza Group Home.
Organizers, anticipating record attendance from the many charitable organizations, stuffed 2,000 Hollywood Christmas Parade bags with toys and books. They also provided chairs, sandwiches, fruit and drinks for the children during the parade. The books were provided by Galaxy Press and consisted of Stories from the Golden Age, adventure, fantasy, mystery and science fiction stories written by bestselling author, L. Ron Hubbard.
It only took 30 minutes for all 2,000 bags to be distributed. Once other children in the parade audience saw what was happening, they too wanted their bag of Holiday treasure and were not disappointed.
After the gift distribution, the children were treated to performances on the Winter Wonderland stage that consisted of World Champion trick roper Rider Kiesner?after being rushed over to the stage once he completed performing in the 2 ? mile parade route?a clown, a magician and carolers.
Stories from the Golden Age contains 153 stories all written by L. Ron Hubbard during the 1930s and 1940s?in genres ranging from Mystery to Thriller, Science Fiction and Fantasy to Adventure and Western, using his own and fifteen pen names?widely considered America?s Golden Age of Fiction. The print version of each work includes the pulp fiction artwork that originally accompanied the story in magazine publication. In addition, each title offers a full-cast, unabridged audio theatrical presentation complete with theme music and sound effects.
For more information on the books and audiobooks go to http://www.goldenagestories.com.
For more information on Winter Wonderland and its hours of operation this holiday season and how to receive your free gift from Santa, go to http://www.LRonHubbardWinterWonderland.org or call 323-953-3292.
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Phoenix, Arizona (PRWEB) November 30, 2011
Brookline College, a multi-campus higher education company headquartered in Phoenix, announced it has received final approval for the first Master?s program in the college?s history.
The 36-credit online Master of Science in Nursing Education program prepares individuals for entry-level careers as nurse educators in academic or health care settings. The program can be completed in approximately 12 months.
?Expanding our institution to include Master?s degree offerings is a major milestone for Brookline College,? said Ed Beauchamp, President of Brookline College. ?While this is the first Master?s program offering in the history of the college, we are already considering additional Master?s degrees in other curriculum areas in 2012 and beyond.?
?We are pleased to build upon our current baccalaureate nursing programs and expand the options available to students who want to pursue a career in nursing education,? said Dr. Carol S. Kleinman, Vice President of Nursing Education at Brookline College. ?Nursing educators are critical to meet the demand for nursing programs around the country. In fact, many schools cite the lack of faculty as a reason their schools cannot accommodate more students, which results in long waiting lists for some programs.?
?A Master?s degree in nursing education can open up new opportunities for nurses who wish to move beyond the bedside and join the ranks of those who develop the next generation of nurses,? said Dr. Kleinman.
This MSN program complements Brookline College?s existing Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs that started this year. The College?s Bachelor of Science in Nursing for Baccalaureate Degree Graduates program is offered at its Phoenix and Albuquerque, NM campuses, while its Bachelor of Science in Nursing program its Phoenix campus.
Core courses in the program provide the foundation for the educator role in the areas of health systems and policy, organizational leadership, and research applications. Specialty courses provide learning related to theoretical foundations for higher education, roles of the nurse educator, teaching/learning theory and strategies, curriculum structure and design, assessment/evaluation of student learning, instructional technologies, and academic leadership roles. The program includes two practicum courses, one at the faculty or instructor level and one focused on academic leadership.
Brookline is now accepting applications for the first class, which is scheduled to begin in spring of 2012. For more information, contact Brookline College at (866) 514-3821.
Brookline College is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, and has five campus locations: Phoenix, Tempe and Tucson, Arizona; Albuquerque, New Mexico and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma as well as online programs. The college has served students for over 30 years.
Brookline College is approved to offer master, bachelor and associate degrees as well as diplomas in a variety of health care, business and legal programs; however, not every program is offered at every academic level at every campus location. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the campus they wish to attend to discuss program options. The Oklahoma City campus is licensed and approved to offer only diploma programs in Professional Therapeutic Massage and Medical Insurance and Coding Specialist only.????
The Arizona and New Mexico campuses of Brookline College are accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). Brookline College?s Oklahoma City campus is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE), 7840 Roswell Road, Bldg 300, Suite 325 Atlanta, GA 30350; 800-917-2081.
For more information about Brookline College?s graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other consumer important information, please visit the ?Reporting and Disclosure? tab at http://www.brooklinecollege.edu.
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