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Hello, my name is Becky and I'm a third year Learning Disability Nursing student at UEA.

I used to work with children with complex needs for about five years which

is where I grew my love and passion for working with people with learning disabilities

and I needed a new challenge.

As a learning disability nurse we get to work with a huge amount of people,

we don't just work with the people with learning disabilities, we work with their

families, with carers, we work within a large team of health professionals so

we'll work with doctors, with other nurses, work within mental health services,

work with different therapies, so physiotherapists, occupational therapists...

- there's kind of no limit really to who we work with because we want to make sure the

care that we provide is the best and so we want to make sure

everybody who needs to be involved is involved.

Year, they've been some quite a few exciting moments in the past three years

but I was lucky enough to be nominated for three different awards...

two I've won - one I'm waiting to hear - so fingers crossed!

The most memorable moment was definitely my elective placement...

I did a four-week trip in Ghana. I worked with some incredible people, met some amazing friends

and I worked with children, I worked in an orphanage, I worked with adults with mental health...

and got to work with a wide range of different professionals.

My favorite moment whilst I was out there was working with a young lad who had

disabilities who was in one of the orphanages. He hadn't spoken for a year

and he hadn't left the orphanage for a year. I went and got him a wheelchair and

I took him to the beach and he walked along the beach with me and he said thank you.

When I finish UEA, I've already been offered three jobs which is exciting...

I'm still looking because I know there's lots of other opportunities out there

but I guess I'm just looking for something that keeps pushing me, keeps challenging me

every day and just develops my skills and knowledge in learning disabilities.

People should do learning disability nursing because it's one of the most incredible careers.

Every day is different, there's never a dull moment...

I have loved every single moment of it, even the challenging times and the difficult times

are always absolutely outweighed by the lovely moments and the rewarding times.

You get to meet some incredible people and work with some fantastic people

and I totally wouldn't change it for the world.

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Monster University 2013 Memorable Moments Cartoon For Kids - Red Sheep - Duration: 38:03.

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Oh Mike, Wazowski

No bring up with Blair great choice. She's a good egg Russell

Mike

Wazowski

Come on. Karen is falling behind

Please don't call me Karen

And can anyone tell me whose job it is to go get that screen

Right now, which one of you can give me the scariest world

Monsters University, it's the best scaring school

There is you wish via text let's okay you guys watch us and tell me which school is the best all right?

You don't belong on a scare floor

See I told you he's fine, I thought I heard something I

Didn't even know you were in there. Well. I didn't even know you were in there

Well everyone I don't mean to get emotional, but everything in my life has led to this moment

Let it not be just the beginning of my dream, but the beginning of all of our dreams now get off

Oh

I

Can't believe a

Super-intense scaring competition they're crazy dangerous so anything could happen

Don't force it just let it happen your lifelong best friend is right behind this door you

Just disappeared, sorry if I do that in scaring class I'll be a joke no, it's totally great

You gotta use it really yeah, but lose the glasses

They give it away graduate with honors and become the greatest era ever boy

I wish I had your confidence Mike aren't you even a little nervous actually?

No

I've been waiting for this my whole

Ha, man, I can't be late on the first day

You gotta be kidding me. I'm so nervous relax. It'll be fine. Good morning students. I

Just thought I'd drop by to see the terrifying faces joining my program

Well, I'm sure my students would love to hear a few words of what kind of a monster are you?

It's my job to make great students greater not make mediocre students

So I should hope you're all properly inspired

Well sorry I heard someone say roar, so just kind of went for it I

Should have known I expect big things from you. Well you won't be disappointed. I'm sorry

Sorority party we have to go stay out of trouble well, man

Hey

Why is it here hmm stole it gonna take it to the roar the what roar Omega roar neat

opportunity on campus

Take it from here gentlemen

Johnny Worthington president of roar Omega roar what's your name big blue Jimmy Sullivan friends call me Sulley?

Only oh, sorry killer, but you might want to hang out with someone a little more your speed. They look fun

This is a party for scare students. I am ask a student. I mean for scare students who actually you know never chance

Ready position common Crouch I want to see matted fur

The second receipt Thanks well done mr.. Wazowski a bowl of spiders running in the dark

Roars are the best scarers on campus old can't have a member getting shown up by a beach ball

I'm gonna destroy that guy then you get this back right away

The child's sensitivity level will be raised from bed-wetter to heavy sleeper

I'm a five-year-old girl afraid of spiders and Santa Claus, which scare do you use?

Yes

Accidents happen don't they the important thing is no one got hurt

You're taking this remarkably well now let that is a shadow approach with a crackle holler demonstrate

Stop thank you what I think I've seen enough

And scream it would make him cry

Alerting his parents exposing the monster world destroying life as we know it and of course we can't have that

So I'm afraid I cannot recommend that you continue in this

And mr. Wazowski what you'll add is something that can I doubt that very much

Unchallenging a waste of a monster's potential

Open your textbooks to Chapter three we will

We have a special guest rebounder the games Dean hardscrabble

Good often

As a student, I created these games as a friendly competition

But be prepared to take home the trophy you must be the most

You have to be in a fraternity to compete behold the next winning fraternity of the scare games

If I win it means you kicked out the mascara in the whole school that won't happen

How about a little wager?

If I win your entire team into the scare program

But if you lose you will leave monsters University

I'm like I just squeezed by

Thank goodness. I need you on my team

Sorry, I'm already on a team, but we have to move on your team doesn't qualify. Yes it does

I was asking what's the plan?

This is a fraternity house party here yet, but when we do well

I

Guess we just weren't what old haired Scrabble was looking for Dan Carlton mature student

Thirty years in the textile industry, and then old dandy Don got down-sized

This is gonna be cool. No one said this was gonna be cool

You should wake up, and yes that leaves me aah. My name's Scott Squibbles my friends call me squishy. I'm undeclared unattached

and unwelcome

Pretty much everywhere flash Lee I think I bring in the whole package biggest my face. He's like a mountain

Yeah me neither here's what you've been waiting for fellas your very own oh

Great we're sharing this room. We'll let you guys get set up great

Guys

Anybody home

Do you pledge your souls to the oozma, Kappa

Brotherhood do you swear to keep secret all that you learn no matter how?

This is my mom's house do you promise to look out for your brothers?

We know where no one's first choice for a fraternity so it means a lot

Grab the couch cushions gentlemen because we're building a fort

You're a princess, and I'm just a stableboy

Grubby paws in my bed

Warning in the house. That's good in the album

Read the letter oh

Sorry

Of all the sewers on campus this one has always been my favorite art

You've been here before I have a life outside of the house. You know

I want to touch him

This is the starting line the light at the end of the tunnel is the finish line and whoever comes in last is

Eliminated from the game all right all right. It's very cute

Synoptic of course, what are you gonna do roar at it? I can get through faster than you little guy

Scares work in the dark

Your whole team has to cross the finish line

Don't look so surprised mr.. Wazowski

Your luck will run out eventually

What is it we've made a list of our strengths and weaknesses in high school

I was the master of the silent scare I could sneak up on a field mouse and a pillow country. I have an extra toe

Not with me of course guys one slip-up on the next event and we're goners so for this to work

I'm gonna need you to take every instinct you're wasting your time. We need a new team

I checked this morning. It's against the rules what if we disguise the new team to look like look?

This is not gonna work. Where are you going? We're training? I'm a Sullivan. That's not enough

You're all over the place if a kid hears you coming

They'll call mom or dad, then you better run faster things will get bad

Huh in the next event if even one of us gets caught. We're all out so remember

interesting

Only two teams left who will make it out with their flag

What's scary about a little old library

Another day you should have stuck to my strategy whatever talk to me when we start the real scary

Bad idea, this is great. They're finally seeing us as real scarers. We're going

New young people how are you so good at this you just took on an angry 50-foot librarian, and you're afraid of a little party

Take a deep breath

Tonight we party

And finally the surprise team of the scare games whose macapa

Adorable monsters on campus

But I'm pretty sure they read the quad

What do you think you're doing raising a little money for charity

Yeah, well stop it you want us to stop raising money for charity. That's not cool

I want you to stop making us look like fools hi ringing

Hold on

Don't listen to him we appreciate everything you've done, but he's right

No matter how much we train. We'll never look like them

Sorry squirt don't monsters. Just aren't cut out for the big league

Here listening to my tunes

Nice fence this is amazing Mike we're not stopping here

Wow

Take a good look fellas see what they all have in common

No not really exactly

That old fella is Earl the terror Thompson whoa weird

You collected scare cousin yeah 450 of them impressive

I have 6,000 still in mint condition, but you know 450 is pretty good too. Hey look at me

But it's not too late. We could be a great team. We just need to start working together

I cannot get down

Every one of your skills will be put to the test the scare simulator will prove who's the best

Tomorrow night you finally get to scare in front of the whole school

Sure I can teach you alright you want to hide behind the chair that you are

undeniably scary and

I know for a fact that one of you is not

Ah

We're gonna win this thing tomorrow so I can feel it, we'll finally have our lives back on track

Hey, but now it's time to forget all that just reach deep down and let the scary out huh just feel it

Exactly it did feel different. I feel like it's all coming together

Yep, this time tomorrow. The whole school is finally gonna see what Mike, Wazowski

Has been set to be I think you should go last yes finish strong

All right, Don you okay going first? I guess. I'm as ready as I'll ever be

To the starting line

You got this hole

To the starting line

Hey

Don't worry about hardscrabble

Don't worry about anyone else

Just go out there, and show them what mike wazowski can do

Worthless camera I

Can't believe

I'm gonna be a scammer. Yeah. Yes, you are

Yeah, we're so scary I guess we broke it come on

Did you do this Mike did you do this I?

Yes, I did

But you don't understand why?

You just like everyone out look you'll get better and better as scary as you I'm as scary as anyone

I just wanted the hell no you just wanted to help yourself

It's too dangerous

Looks like I was wrong about you. You're one of us after all

You did warn your family name

What's going on someone broke into the door

His arrived you don't think that could be spiked, but he could die out there

James wait we can help

What Sullivan don't you dare go in there?

You were right they weren't scared of me I

Did everything right I'm just not

Because you were born as Sullivan. I'm a Sullivan

I'm the Sullivan who flunked every test the one who got kicked out of the program

The one who was so afraid to let everyone down that I cheated I

Act scary Mike

but most of the time

I'm terrified

Because

We weren't friends before

They're adults, I can't do this again. Just follow my lead

What's gonna happen to them

Yeah, buddy, we have to go

Harsh man. I'm sorry guys. You'd be in the scaring program right now

If it wasn't for us does and that's not the only piece of good news

Sherry, and I are engaged

Oh

Who's sherry?

She's my mom. This is so weird just think of me as your big brother

That's marrying your mother wait hold it we're brothers who share the same mom wife that ever meant

Don't let anyone tell you different

So

What no

You know for the first time in my life. I don't really have a plan you're the great Mike, Wazowski

You'll come up with something

so long so

Long

Stop the bus you made the deal with hardscrabble you took a hopeless team and made of champions all I did was catch a pig

And you think you're just what you are fearless and

If hardscrabble can't see that then if I can just what

That no one has ever done before

You surprised me

Perhaps I should keep an eye out for more surprises like you in my program

Keep surprising people

Imagine I bet we break the all-time record in our first year right we're male guys say scream

Fellas

You coming coach

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Adam Strange (Explained in a Minute) | COMIC BOOK UNIVERSITY - Duration: 2:24.

Hey, guys, Professor Bill of Comic Book University and I'm going to explain Adam Strange in about a minute.

Adam Strange's first appearance was in "Showcase #17" in November 1958 and he was created by Julius Schwartz and Murphy Anderson.

Adam Strange is an archaeologist who was on a dig in Peru when a strange beam of light whisked him to a planet called Rann.

Rann is a world that resides in the Alpha Centauri star system that was in the recovery process after a lengthy series of nuclear war.

During the ensuing healing process, a scientist named Sardath developed a "Zeta-beam" that the residents of whatever planet it was pointed at could trace the beam to its origin and deliver help.

What Sardath didn't calculate, though, was the way that the space radiation would alter the beam as, rather than just leave a beacon to be followed, it would actually transport its unintentional recipient instantly to Rann.

Adam Strange met Sardoth and sought to help Rann's populous using their own technology.

Unfortunately, the effects of the zeta-beam are also temporary, so Strange will be returned to Earth after an unspecified amount of time.

However, Sardath had fired the zeta-beam multiple time over the past four-and-a-half years it took for the ray that first hit Adam and he gave Adam the coordinates of every burst.

Now, every time Strange is returned to Earth, he waits out the time of the next zeta-beam and travels to that part of the world to catch a ride back to Rann

Strange employs an environmental suit that protects him from the rigors of space and from most conventional weaponry.

He wears a jet-pack that allows him to fly fast enough that he can attain escape velocity.

He employs "hard light" technology that can solidify into a variety of weaponry.

He also carries a ray gun for when negotiations become hostile.

Adam Strange had lost his eyes in combat and Sardath cloned new eyes for him which he altered to allow Strange to see into the entire electromagnetic spectrum.

The source DNA for these new eyes came from Stranges daughter, Aleea, who is also the grand-daughter of Sardath, as Strange married Sardath's daughter, Alanna.

Strange is a man of two worlds in every sense of the word and longs for the day that the zeta-beam can be calibrated to bring him to Rann permanently.

And that's Adam Strange, in about a minute.

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Online Bachelor's in HR Management | Ashford University - Duration: 3:19.

INTERVIEWER: Hello. If you're interested in the world

of human resources, then you've come to the right place. Today, we'll be discussing

human resources careers and one of the degrees at the Forbes School of Business & Technology

that can prepare you for those careers. I'm joined by Dr. Katie Thiry, Program Chair for

the Bachelor of Arts in Human Resources Management degree program at the Forbes School of Business

& Technology, and Reyna Sund, Director of Career Services and Alumni Relations at Ashford

University. Welcome.

KATIE and REYNA: Thank you

INTERVIEWER: Can you tell me who would benefit from a Bachelor

of Arts in Human Resources Management degree?

KATIE: I would recommend this degree program to anyone

interested in entering or advancing in the human resources field. This degree is extremely

flexible, allowing for a wide range of employment opportunities. The curriculum offers a comprehensive

overview of human resources practices, principles, and content areas such as recruitment, training

and development, compensation and benefits, including core business areas in accounting,

finance, information technology, and marketing.

INTERVIEWER: I understand that the degree's been recognized

by the Society of Human Resource Management. Can you tell me why that's important?

KATIE: Yes. The BA in Human Resources Management

degree program has been recognized by SHRM, the Society of Human Resource Management.

This means this program is aligned to the curriculum guidelines and educational standards

in HR as defined by the world's largest professional HR society. This is a widely

recognized certification in the field.

REYNA: Employers are also aware that graduates from

a SHRM-recognized degree program have the skills, knowledge, and experiences to be successful

in human resource roles.

INTERVIEWER: What kind of roles will graduates be prepared

for?

REYNA: Since human resources has become such an important

role in business, there are many different opportunities that have opened up for HR professionals.

The BA in Human Resources Management prepares graduates for careers such as Human Resources

Generalist, Compensation Specialist, Benefits Administrator, Training Manager, Recruitment

Manager, and with a few years of experience, Human Resources Manager.

INTERVIEWER: What can students expect to learn in the degree

program?

KATIE: The curriculum was designed to cover all of

the critical core areas That Human Resource professionals need to know. Students will

learn change management, employee and labor relations, legal and ethical issues, compensation

and benefits, training and development, workforce planning and talent management, organizational

development, and globalization. The program also offers specialization options so students

can choose to gain knowledge in additional content areas of human resources management.

Whether students choose to specialize, or complete the standard degree program, our

goal is to prepare students for today's competitive job market and the strategic

nature of the HR profession.

INTERVIEWER: Well, it certainly sounds like students will

be well prepared to pursue a career in the human resources field. Thank you both for

joining me today.

KATIE AND REYNA: You're welcome.

INTERVIEWER: And thank you for watching this video. I hope

you've learned a little more about Ashford's online Bachelor of Arts in Human Resources

Management degree program. If this sounds like the right fit for you, then visit the

degree page on Ashford.edu or speak with an Enrollment Services Advisor.

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Alexander Cooley (Columbia University) on the concept of "Greater Eurasia" - Duration: 5:51.

Today my presentation focused upon this new concept of Greater Eurasia.

What is this Greater Eurasia concept? So the concept itself reflects I think

Russian thinking that the Chinese rise in Eurasia is now so formidable that it

needs to be accommodated. wWhat I see now in the Greater Eurasia concept is an

acknowledgment that Russia doesn't feel as if it can actually interface with

China on equal footing and it's now acknowledging the Chinese investment,

Chinese proposals, Chinese infrastructure upgrades in Eurasia are now an essential

part of the economic landscape and it's presenting these Chinese initiatives as

if they are in Russian interest.

Second point driving this is that Russia's relations with the West

continue to remain tense. Russia continues to look for geopolitical and

geo-economic architectures that can position itself against NATO, the West,

the European Union, and an integrating Greater Eurasia is another way of doing

that. And then third: within this Greater Eurasia you have a number of non-Western

regional organizations: the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the Eurasian E

Economic Union, the Belt and Road ,the Asian iInfrastructure Investment Bank. Russia

supports all of these regional organizations in its quest to establish

a non-western global governance to slowly change the international order

from being led by the United States in the West to what it calls a more

polycentric world. And many of these regional organizations can produce

connections and coordinate with each other - that's the third pillar of this.

There's I think a fundamental tension in the Greater Eurasia concept and that's

over the division of labor between Russia and China in the region. China's

role as an investor as a public goods provider is forcing it to confront

issues of political influence and political decisions that it wants in

terms of its largesse in the region. So two issues I talked about in my talk - one is

what are the likely political and social consequences of large-scale Chinese

backed infrastructure projects being introduced in the region. China hopes and

in some cases assumes that the more infrastructure you fund, the more

economic development that you have and that more economic development is good

for political stability. That might be true in certain cases at certain times

but what if introducing and funding large infrastructure projects instead

brings distributional conflicts? What if it encourages elite rent-seeking?

What if it exacerbates existing ethnic conflicts and regional tensions over who

gets access and why? So these are the issues China faces when it comes to

funding highways, railways, pipelines, power grids... How is it going to handle

these highly indebted countries when they can't repay Chinese loans?

What's the Chinese position going to be? Are they going to forgive the debt the

way that they did in Africa? Are they going to demand more equity, more shares

of say natural resources or natural gas or energy in exchange for these debt

payments? Because if it does that then it faces a political and social backlash in

a lot of these countries.

The final way I think this division of labor is being challenged is that far

from China, just doing economics China is now very much promoting its security

interests in the region. Traditionally it's done this through the

Shanghai Cooperation Organization and bilateral cooperation, mostly with the

internal security services of a lot of individual Central Asian countries, but

now we see China in negotiations for access and base-like arrangements with

neighboring countries. So there have been reports of negotiations with Afghanistan

for trying to set up a military facility or training center in the Wakhan

corridor. Reports that it is sponsoring and funding border outposts with

Tajikistan and then confirmations of a Chinese military facility, a naval

facility in the Pakistan port of Gwadar. So in this case relations with

Tajikistan, relations with Afghanistan, relations with Pakistan, you have

negotiations over Chinese military access in all three of these countries

and again this signifies a turn from what used to be a very low-key approach

to security to a more visible and active role for Chinese troops in the region.

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Tony Chen - International student at Bellevue University from China - Duration: 1:10.

I'm well, an international student at Bellevue University.

I've been here for five years.

So far, the professors in Bellevue University, yeah, they're really experienced, and uh,

they're also very kind.

They're willing to answer you any question in class, and after class.

We have lots of international students from different countries and we make friends if

we see each other.

Then we get a chance to know their culture, and uh, at the same time, we practice our

English every day.

Bellevue has treated us really well, all the employees are really, they really care about

our international students.

They are willing to answer you any questions. They have lots of different activities on

campus and off-campus.

We share our cultures to local people, and at the same time, we learn from them,

and uh, different cultures, religions.

I feel very lucky to be in Bellevue University, which helps me to success and become better.

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My most important public talk so far || Liverpool John Moores University - Duration: 13:27.

what you about to hear right now is my talk that I gave to students at the

Liverpool John Moores University just a few days ago it was it was talked with

lots of passion and that comes from experience and it comes from a deep care

of how those young people live their life and how you know we as

entrepreneurs sort of have some responsibility to show them the way and

perhaps you know push them in places so this talk was a hundred percent from my

heart it was it was you know few things that I said that make people think and

and few people also they don't acknowledge that by thanking me at the

end of that talk I'm sure you're gonna enjoy this one so there is me talking at

Liverpool John Moores University I wonder why always people go to the

very top and sit in the in the last row there's a lot nicer here I don't know

why anyhow my name is Michael hello and we'll talk for 15 minutes which is ultra

short about what I think and maybe you don't agree with some of it what we'll

see about that this is me in my best picture ever I

don't think that any picture ever taken of me is gonna be as good as this so I'm

going to stick to that wherever you're gonna go on mens finest website or any

of my stuff you're gonna see this picture so this is real this is picture

different okay first of all and yes I don't know about whether whether you can

compete with me and I'll tell you why because and I'm an immigrant I'm polish

and I arrived to UK in 2006 with no language skills I couldn't speak any

English I couldn't do anything but what I had is and I had this desire and

hunger that I want to do something with my life so

from washing pots and been serving and being a waiter to them sort of going to

the University graduating getting a proper job to then starting my own

business and I feel as if I'm just getting started so if you are for

instance sitting here in this lecture of thinking okay I you know you want to

start a business but you don't know what you want to do or you want to and do

something you've life but you know 100% sure what well I mean you've 20 what 21

22 23 and you you just have to start doing something so think about that that there

is a lot more people and there aren't more motivated than you are

and they're going to be ahead of you if you're not going to do anything and I

also think this which is awkward sitting here because if you have got it you've

got it if you haven't got it you haven't got it now there is nothing wrong with

being an entrepreneur in a business in a way that I don't know whether you follow

any of the of the sort of gurus marketing gurus that are popping around

but there's one guy called Gary Vaynerchuk and he says that number two

number five number 16 in Facebook earns a lot more than number one in any other

companies that you can think of meaning you don't have to be number one so don't

have to start your own business maybe you also could be as good as or even

better just being number two or number three and any other businesses and have

you ever started any businesses I mean if you have then this is a time to say

yes I have or I am or I'm thinking about one and what's your business has anyone

got any business ideas or running businesses or a business I can't believe

they're in room with 60 people there is not a single business

come on whose ideas come on ideas come on give me idea okay okay and how is

<Brewing a beer at home or small location>

that going where's that it's just an idea right now or is it okay and you

and you sell it? and it okay have you tried to sell it?

would you be sort of open to go to someone and say I brew this beer it's

local I made it and I'm the best literally and you know do you want to

buy one of me would that make sense to you if you do

<Yes but I am not the best>

that yeah but yeah that's marketing right okay

so um so how many beers are gonna sell next week how many bottle of beers how

many litres of beer do you think you can sell next week okay okay because this is

all about what what Dave was saying before as well it's all about money

right if you cannot make money you haven't got a business you know it's

it's a business I mean being in the business of giving things away it's a

tricky business you know I it's it's very hard to sustain that but if you I

bet if you go and ask your friend and that you just brewed the best beer ever

you know give me a quid for that I would give you one if you bring me right now

beer because I'm thirsty right so you know it's just opportunity of sort of

making sure that you go and speak to someone has someone is there ask them

the question because they most likely going to give you some money you've got

something that I haven't got I'm 35 I'm old I'm finished and so you've got

something that I haven't got which is this Dave were saying about this as well

about assets you know you haven't got money to start a business we've got

something I haven't got and and this is so valuable like if you come to me and

say I would like to do this few for free for money doesn't really matter but that

takes burden from me and puts you know something on your shoulder not on mine I

can focus on some and else like yes because you've got

this and I haven't got that so I need to manage my time very carefully because

you know I'm old Paula that you saw her before she's my assistant and quick

story about Paula she's very shy so I'll keep it brief and I managed to convince

her to quit University and to start working for me and the reason for that

is that and I think I can give her a lot more than university can and there's

nothing wrong with saying that at the university because you need to figure

out what you want to do and I mean look what she does all day she's just walking

around filming stuff and putting stuff on Instagram that's not a job is it

surely well it is actually because I need that because I need that for my

marketing I need that for intsa stories I need that for at for YouTube

channel forever as we do so if you've got that skill well of sudden you're not

working right are you working no no yes that's awkward

again and right so that's Paula's profile so she is all over Instagram and the

reason why I'm showing you this is that the way have found her was through

Instagram so I was searching and looking for an assistant and I come

across her profile through networks of friends and I said this is action nice

profile I like this so if you thinking of of running a business maybe you

should start with business of yourself so she promoted herself first she made

her profile looked so nice and so good that I thought well ok I think I

would like my profit to look like this and that brings me onto this very

important message which is you need to be an expert in something meaning and if

you'd come to me and say I'm doing the best insta stories because that's

Instagram is is hot right now and and I would like to do maybe 10 15 insta

stories for you and you let me know what's happening oh yes yes can you do

that for me and then you know I can pay for that if you good enough and there is

this literally from this morning we were figuring out this

called stories ants or whatever right and this app and I've been searching on

internet very quickly to see who can help me design best insta stories ever

and I couldn't find anyone who would advertise themselves as this story's ads

expert and I thought surely there must be someone younger than me in their

twenties who are on the phone all the time they would like to make some money

they would like to help the business they would like to get an access to me

and and would like to use this to create some stories for me like that it's just

no-brainer and another one another app that we

tested recently for the business was this lumen five or whatever again I was

searching for talent online to say okay who is an expert in lumen five I

couldn't find anyone I'm saying this is just there must be there must be someone

who wants my money like I want to give you my money to create some social media

videos for me so things like that this is the video

that video was created in like 20 minutes by me so I bet you can create

that video in five and how do I because that's let's get practical here because

if you haven't started a business maybe you can be better it's sort of posting

your skills this is site called upwork have you heard of that site have you

ever seen this this is this site where you post a job or post a skill so for

instance this is my three jobs that I'm searching for right now so what was web

researchers I was looking for another one was copywriter and only one was

graphic designer man where's my money I want to give that money to someone who

can who's got that little skills and I cannot find anyone back in if you are

very good at copywriting or you very good at web research you know you're

very good at graphics you're very good at video you're very good at audio

editing you're very good at anything maybe it's worth posting some stuff on

sites like upwork to to get noticed and also to be able to sort of talk to

businesses and help them and we can get those skills any of those skills there's

two places you should go to one is Lynda.com I don't nobody heard if you have

not heard you should leave and the other place is udemy.com there are two

places where you can actually learn skills so for instance if I'm looking

for graphic designer and you're into graphic design you go on udemy you're

good to Lynda and you sort of learn a skill either how to graphic design on

Adobe Illustrator or something like that you paid 12 quid for a course you sit

that course for two weeks it's online you've got a certificate at the end you

come to me and say I'm the best graphic designer in Liverpool I want to design

this for you yeah can I pay you now it's it's so simple it's so simple and there

are so many businesses actually or that need your help how many how many

butchers how many bakeries how many other people other businesses you know

that that are not online that are not present online that I haven't got any

marketing in place that you can help them with the newly acquired skill

if you want so and yeah being expert in something so that's me and so my name is

Michael and my company's called mens finest and we make luxury accessories

for men and also made to measure suits and shirts and things like that

and so yes if you've got any skill and you want to you know join the team be a

freelancer and you know work for free Paula actually started working from the

you know for free because you know I said like we need help we need this we

need that and she said that's fine let's just organize a project

let me just manage that project for you and and yeah and right now she's working

for me so and that's how you get a job good stuff hopefully does it make sense

to you maybe hmm okay I mean how come you not thinking or

you've super shy I don't know but how come you're not thinking about starting

your own business if you're doing this like this is a my mind the wrong room

we took it the wrong way like what's going on like you know what how come

you're not thinking about doing a business you have to start thinking

about this and now because you've got time when you're 35 you have not got time

good stuff thank you

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Prerona Medhi - International student at Bellevue University from India - Duration: 1:43.

My experience at Bellevue University is really good.

And I think my American dream has come true when I came here.

The professors are really good.

They have a lot of knowledge.

They give you the practical knowledge.

I'm currently staying in the student housing.

And the dorms are really good.

There are many things that you can actually use on the campus.

Those are the library, the Writing Center, the Tutoring Center.

Whenever you have a problem, like in writing or something, just go to the Writing Center

and they'll help you out.

If you have problems with math, just go to the Tutoring Center.

On the campus, you will have a lot of activities that are hosted by the Student Life, and it

happens like every term and it's really fun.

Especially the bowling night we have every Monday, every month, that's really fun, and

after that, the prizes that you get, those are really exciting.

I never thought that I would have friends from all across the world, now I have friends

from China, Mexico, Thailand, Nepal, US, of course, my American friends.

There are lots of occasions they celebrate, like, Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving,

and everything else in the campus.

And that's where you get to know the other cultures, which is a really good experience.

So far, for me, I think I have blended so well with the American culture, and it feels really

good to be a part of it.

And I'm proud to be at Bellevue University and be a part of the Bruin family.

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McMaster University: Developing a Canadian strategy on radiation safety for medical imaging - Duration: 1:01.

I'm David Koff, a radiologist and I have been the chair of the Department of Radiology at

McMaster for the past 10 years.

I am also the chair of Canada Safe Imaging, an initiative we created in 2015 to address the

need to promote radiation safety for patients and health-care professionals in Canada.

Health care is a provincial responsibility, so we wanted to make sure that all Canadians

would benefit from the same level of safety from coast to coast.

And that they would find the same roles and strategies.

We wanted also to provide information to patients and health-care professionals and we've been

the first country in the world to implement a toll-free number that patients or health-care

professionals can call or contact through email to get the information they need for their care.

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Caple Chen - International student at Bellevue University from China - Duration: 1:58.

I'm really happy that I can be here and study in Bellevue University. It's kind

of a big family, I felt, and I think every professor and the staff here are

very kind to us. And also professors will dedicate themselves, their time and

their efforts. And I think Bellevue University is a very good place to learn.

I think everything is just perfect for us students. Every class is just set in a

very small size, so the professor can focus on each of us students, and we can

ask them what we want to know and they will just tell us everything they know.

I think Bellevue is very quiet and people just like, having a really comfort[able] and

peaceful life in here, and every atmosphere just lets you want to learn.

For our Chinese international students, the school will let us to go to many

kind of field trips and this can let us to put what we learn in the reality, and

let us know what the real business world looks like. And the school always

provides us many opportunit[ies] to help the locals or experience the local culture.

And this, I think, is a very good way to learn the local culture and learn more

about their life. Our school's Writing Center is very good and they always help

us to improve our English. I think either your English is not that good, but you

still can learn better in Bellevue University. In next year, June, I will

graduate. And I think what I learn from Bellevue University can let me be much

more successful in the real world. Also- it's kind of like a precious memory for

me.

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Master's Degree in Human Resource Management | Ashford University - Duration: 2:44.

INTERVIEWER: Hello.

Thanks for dropping by to learn a little more about advanced human resources education and

some of the options that align with careers in this popular field.

Joining me are Dr. Katie Thiry, Program Chair for the Master of Human Resource Management

at the Forbes School of Business & Technology, and Reyna Sund, Director of Career Services

and Alumni Relations at Ashford University.

Welcome.

KATIE: Thank you.

REYNA: Thank you.

INTERVIEWER: So what makes the Master of Human Resource

Management degree program special?

KATIE: At the Forbes School of Business & Technology,

we believe our students are best prepared for careers in HR when HR is taught within

the business context.

This is a significant differentiator of our Master's of Human Resource Management degree

program compared to other HR degrees.

Our goal is to prepare our students to be strategic business partners in their organizations.

INTERVIEWER: How will students learn to do that?

KATIE: The curriculum focuses on critical content

areas like change management, employee and labor relations, legal and ethical issues,

compensation and benefits, training and development, workforce planning and talent management,

organizational development, and globalization.

INTERVIEWER: It sounds like graduates will really experience

the full world of human resources.

KATIE: Absolutely.

Our goal is to prepare our graduates in Human Resources to make meaningful contributions

to their organizations.

In addition, the curriculum is aligned to SHRM, the Society of Human Resource Management.

That means the program has been reviewed and approved by the world's largest HR professional

society.

This is exciting because students in their final year of study who have accumulated practical

HR experience are eligible to sit for the SHRM CP exam.

This is a big deal in the industry.

REYNA: It is.

These kinds of certifications help job candidates stand out from the pack.

A master's degree and relevant certifications show employers that you are a candidate who

values education and development.

INTERVIEWER: I'm glad you mentioned jobs, because I wanted

to know what kind of careers align with this Master of Human Resource Management degree.

REYNA: Graduates could be make candidates for management

roles in various facets of HR.

Likely job options could include Benefits Manager, Compensation Director, HR Manager,

HR Director, Training and Development Manager, and more.

KATIE: Ultimately, we want to equip students with

the skills and knowledge to compete in today's workplace.

INTERVIEWER: That's great.

Thank you both for your insights on this degree.

REYNA: Absolutely.

INTERVIEWER: I hope you've learned a little bit more

about the Master of Human Resource Management program.

If this degree sounds like the right fit for your career goals, visit the degree page on

Ashford.edu or speak with an Enrollment Services Advisor.

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Kisner Foundation donates $10,000 to University Hospital - Duration: 1:20.

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Temple University Advertising Senior Showcase - Duration: 2:41.

[upbeat music playing] [Indistinguishable conversation]

Damien Reid: "This doesn't feel like a career fair, and that's why it's good.

It's just people, meeting one another, talking, with opportunity

in the air."

[music] [indistinguishable conversation]

Dana Saewitz: "Students spent the whole last year, their senior year, preparing for

this event.

They have beautiful portfolios, they've put an enormous amount of effort into it,

they're really proud of their work."

[music]

Bill Cook: "Our students are the best at

what they do, I believe, in the region and in the country.

I think that they themselves are all brands who are shining right now, they are smart,

they are digitally savvy, they are quick on their feet

and with their mind, they love to engage and to have

conversations with prospective employers, and so, rather than having them go to booths

of companies, I think it's important for these

decision-makers to come and see their brand."

[music]

Jess Baar: "It's a totally different experience

to have to pitch yourself, it's really good practice

for the real world."

James Yzkinan: "It's all like, really essential, like, this is what we're gonna

be doing our whole lives from now on."

[music]

Raina Alidjani: "I come here every year,

I meet students, and we invite them to our portfolio

events, and eventually I end up hiring a lot of students here, so it's a great program."

[music]

Carlyssa Pierre: "It's really different

to be on the other side of the table, because normally when

you go to networking events, you're walking around, talking to people."

Rebecca Dierolf: "I mean you get to interview like a hundred people at one time, so that's

awesome!"

[music]

Julie Glazer: "Being a student and not having, you know, all this real world experience yet,

it's great to have people give me positive feedback

on what I've done so far."

Bill Cook: "We are an extremely diverse group of individuals that represent six fields

of study."

[music]

Lisa Tamborello: "I've met like three

people I would love to bring back to our office for an

extended interview."

[music]

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Meet the Researchers: Debra Sheets, University of Victoria - Duration: 1:00.

My research focuses on caregivers, and particularly people with Alzheimer's

disease, and how we can improve the quality of their life. I have a project

in which we're launching an intergenerational choir for community-

dwelling older adults with Alzheimer's disease and family caregivers. The

purpose of this project is to promote social inclusion and also improve

quality of life. In particular, people with Alzheimer's disease often become

more socially isolated—we see friends dropping away—so the choir literally gives

people with Alzheimer's disease a voice in a different way, and a visibility

within the community to show that they can still contribute, participate, be part

of the broader world.