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    The Journey Begins Presents

    The Journey Begins Internet Radio 's original series eFocus talks to Kathlene Collins about jobs in higher education. Kathlene Collins founder and publisher of Inside Higher Ed (http://insidehighered.com/) discusses employment in field of higher education on eFocus, a weekly news and information program on The Journey Begins, radio for the engaged parent and dedicated educator. Inside Higher Ed is the daily news Web site for higher education professionals. Before founding Inside Higher Ed (with her partners Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman, both former Chronicle editors), Kathlene spent 20 years at The Chronicle of Higher Education, nine as Associate Publisher for Recruitment. She conceived and developed The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Career Network, five time winner of Editor & Publisher Magazine’s EPpy award for best classified site on the Internet. A regular speaker on recruiting issues at higher education and publishing industry conferences, Kathlene is a leading authority on online recruiting in higher education.

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    The Journey Begins Presents Kathlene Collins, Founder of Inside Higher Ed


    The Journey Begins Internet Radio 's original series eFocus talks to Kathlene Collins about jobs in higher education.

    Kathlene Collins founder and publisher of Inside Higher Ed (http://insidehighered.com/) discusses employment in field of higher education on eFocus, a weekly news and information program on The Journey Begins, radio for the engaged parent and dedicated educator.

    Inside Higher Ed is the daily news Web site for higher education professionals. Before founding Inside Higher Ed (with her partners Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman, both former Chronicle editors), Kathlene spent 20 years at The Chronicle of Higher Education, nine as Associate Publisher for Recruitment. She conceived and developed The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Career Network, five time winner of Editor & Publisher Magazine’s EPpy award for best classified site on the Internet. A regular speaker on recruiting issues at higher education and publishing industry conferences, Kathlene is a leading authority on online recruiting in higher education.

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    The Journey Begins Presents

    The Journey Begins Internet Radio's original series eFocus talk to James Wendorf, Executive Director of the National Center for Learning Disabilities. James H. Wendorf is executive director of the National Center for Learning Disabilities (NCLD), which seeks to ensure that the nation's 15 million children, adolescents and adults with learning disabilities have every opportunity to succeed in school, work and life. He directs NCLD's efforts to provide essential information to parents, professionals and individuals with learning disabilities; to develop and deliver research-based programs that foster effective learning; and to advocate for policies that protect and strengthen educational rights and opportunities. NCLD's new initiative promoting the implementation of Response to Intervention strategies in schools nationwide — the RTI Action Network — is the largest single program in this effort. For the past two decades, Mr. Wendorf has worked in the not-for-profit sector to build national and international partnerships supporting learning and literacy programs. Prior to joining NCLD in 1999, Mr. Wendorf served as vice president and chief operating officer of Reading Is Fundamental, Inc., the nation's largest nonprofit children's literacy organization, based in Washington, D.C. Mr. Wendorf currently serves on the advisory board of the National Center on Educational Outcomes, National Association for the Education of African American Children with Learning Disabilities, the Education Policy and Leadership Center (Southern Methodist University) and previously, with a variety of civic and education organizations. He is frequently called upon by the news media to comment on policies and programs affecting individuals with learning disabilities. Mr. Wendorf earned a B.A. degree from Yale College, and graduate degrees in English Language and Literature from the University of Cambridge and Cornell University.

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    The Journey Begins Internet Radio Talks to James Wendorf, Executive Dir. of the Nat. Cntr for Learn

    The Journey Begins Internet Radio's original series eFocus talk to James Wendorf, Executive Director of the National Center for Learning Disabilities.

    James H. Wendorf is executive director of the National Center for Learning Disabilities (NCLD), which seeks to ensure that the nation's 15 million children, adolescents and adults with learning disabilities have every opportunity to succeed in school, work and life. He directs NCLD's efforts to provide essential information to parents, professionals and individuals with learning disabilities; to develop and deliver research-based programs that foster effective learning; and to advocate for policies that protect and strengthen educational rights and opportunities. NCLD's new initiative promoting the implementation of Response to Intervention strategies in schools nationwide — the RTI Action Network — is the largest single program in this effort.

    For the past two decades, Mr. Wendorf has worked in the not-for-profit sector to build national and international partnerships supporting learning and literacy programs. Prior to joining NCLD in 1999, Mr. Wendorf served as vice president and chief operating officer of Reading Is Fundamental, Inc., the nation's largest nonprofit children's literacy organization, based in Washington, D.C.

    Mr. Wendorf currently serves on the advisory board of the National Center on Educational Outcomes, National Association for the Education of African American Children with Learning Disabilities, the Education Policy and Leadership Center (Southern Methodist University) and previously, with a variety of civic and education organizations. He is frequently called upon by the news media to comment on policies and programs affecting individuals with learning disabilities. Mr. Wendorf earned a B.A. degree from Yale College, and graduate degrees in English Language and Literature from the University of Cambridge and Cornell University.

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    The Journey Begins Internet Radio Presents

    The Journey Begins Internet Radio's original series Educational Gateway talks to Brenda High, founder of Bullying USA. Brenda High discusses the issue of bullying and its impact on children and families in an interview on the news show Educational Gateway, heard on The Journey Begins, radio for the engaged parent and dedicated educator. Brenda has now become a passionate crusader, a mom on a mission to stop school bullying and peer abuse. It is not uncommon to see Brenda doing email or on the phone talking about bullying as well as advising parents, students, teachers, state and federal lawmakers, media and community members about the emotional and physical dangers of bullying, which can lead to bullycide, (a suicide attributed to bullying). Producers from The Oprah Show, FOX News, Good Morning America, CNN, The John Walsh Show, The Larry Elders Show, Video Production Companies, Inside Edition, Jenny Jones Show, Black Entertainment Television, NHK Japan Broadcasting Corporation and News Documentaries, to name a few, have constulted and/or interviewed Brenda concerning bullying, depression, suicide, bullycide and how to heal from life changing traumas. Jared’s story Jared High was 12 years old when older students bullied him in his middle school. The bullying came to a head when a well known bully assaulted Jared inside his middle school gym. Because of the bullying and the assault, Jared began to show signs of depression, which included lack of sleep and emotional outbursts. On the morning of September 29, 1998, just six days after his 13th birthday, Jared called his father at work to say good-bye. While on the phone with him, Jared shot himself, dying instantly. As a healing project, Brenda began to write Jared’s story, which is now published as www.jaredstory.com. Since 1999, JaredStory.com has attracted over two million visitors looking for information on bullying, depression, suicide and needing healing from the loss of a loved one.

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    The Journey Begins Radio Presents

    TheJoureny Begins Internet Radio's original series Educational Gateway talked to Dr. Mavis Sanders. Mavis G. Sanders, Ph.D. discusses the importance of school districts to develop parental engagement strategies that impact the academic sucess of students in an interview on the news show Educational Gateway, heard on The Journey Begins, radio for the engaged parent and dedicated educator. Dr. Sanders, earned her Ph.D. in education from Stanford University. She is a Professor of Education in the Department of Teacher Development and Leadership in the School of Education, Principal Research Scientist in the Center on School, Family, and Community Partnerships, and Senior Advisor to the National Network of Partnership Schools at Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of many publications on how schools and districts develop their partnership programs and effects of partnerships on African-American adolescents’ school success. Her most recent book, Principals Matter: A Guide to School, Family, and Community Partnerships (with Steven Sheldon, Corwin Press, 2009) focuses on principals’ leadership for developing effective partnership programs. Other books include Building school-community partnerships: Collaboration for student success, (Corwin Press, 2005), and Schooling students placed at risk: Research, policy, and practice in the education of poor and minority adolescents (LEA, 2000). Dr. Sanders’ interests include how schools define and develop meaningful school-community connections and how district leaders guide their schools to develop partnership programs. Dr. Sanders also directs the Graduate Certificate Program in Leadership for School, Family, and Community Collaboration and teaches related leadership courses.

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    The Journey Begins Internet Radio Talked to Brenda High, Founder of Bullying USA


    Brenda High discusses the issue of bullying and its impact on children and families in an interview on the news show Educational Gateway, heard on The Journey Begins, radio for the engaged parent and dedicated educator.

    Brenda has now become a passionate crusader, a mom on a mission to stop school bullying and peer abuse. It is not uncommon to see Brenda doing email or on the phone talking about bullying as well as advising parents, students, teachers, state and federal lawmakers, media and community members about the emotional and physical dangers of bullying, which can lead to bullycide, (a suicide attributed to bullying).
    Producers from The Oprah Show, FOX News, Good Morning America, CNN, The John Walsh Show, The Larry Elders Show, Video Production Companies, Inside Edition, Jenny Jones Show, Black Entertainment Television, NHK Japan Broadcasting Corporation and News Documentaries, to name a few, have constulted and/or interviewed Brenda concerning bullying, depression, suicide, bullycide and how to heal from life changing traumas.
    Jared’s story
    Jared High was 12 years old when older students bullied him in his middle school. The bullying came to a head when a well known bully assaulted Jared inside his middle school gym. Because of the bullying and the assault, Jared began to show signs of depression, which included lack of sleep and emotional outbursts.

    On the morning of September 29, 1998, just six days after his 13th birthday, Jared called his father at work to say good-bye. While on the phone with him, Jared shot himself, dying instantly.

    As a healing project, Brenda began to write Jared’s story, which is now published as www.jaredstory.com. Since 1999, JaredStory.com has attracted over two million visitors looking for information on bullying, depression, suicide and needing healing from the loss of a loved one.

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