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Transcript: Cincinnati Real Estate Keeping it Real ABOUT Hunky fiance, Nate. We have been together for 6 years now. "Work husband" =Deron I have been a real estate agent for 4 years now. Never looking back! I was born and raised in Boone County KY. Currently live downtown Went to Ryle HS and graduated summa cum laude in 3 years from University of Kentucky with a Political Science degree and history minor. Fun Facts: I was a total band geek in high school. I was drum major for 2 years in high school, and played clarinet for CSYO. Especially proud of playing in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Learned how to scuba dive this year. Goals: Do an episode on HGTV, write a book, speak French fluently! What I Do De- Bunking Some Myths (1) First step is looking at homes. (2) Buying is about selection vs. elimination (3) We are responsible for providing demographic info (4) Zestimates are accurate (5) Selling FSBO saves money Best Referrals >Friends that are looking to purchase a home. >Friends that are looking to sell their home. >People that want to know where their home stands in the market. >People that are interested in getting into the real estate business. >Solo-state licensed agents. >People that are considering remodeling. Best Referrals CONCLUSION & QUESTIONS What? Why? When? Who? Question Time CONTACT INFORMATION Jessa Harden HUFF Realty (859) 445-5355 JHarden@HUFF.com Contact Information Create your own layout and change colors Customize the Design Create your own layout and change colors Customize the Design Customize the Design

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Transcript: Similar Traits? The Bully Rachel's Challenge 1)Recognize Characteristics of a Bully 2)Explain how to eliminate Bullying within in a school 3)Support Rachel’s Challenge 4)Demonstrate Kindness and Compassion through “ Kindness Cards,” and simple acts. What are some characteristics of a Bully? Kindness Cards What are some characteristics of a victim? Bully - Low Self Esteem - Victim - Depressed - Insecure - Outcast - Angry - Compulsive - Peer Pressure Rachel's Challenge "I have this theory that if one person can go out of their way to show compassion, then it will start a chain reaction of the same. People will never know how far a little kindness can go." -The Bully was once a victim of some sort of incident -Driven to compensate for something missing in themselves or having been abused by others - They need to feel power over someone. -They pick vulnerable targets who have a weakness they can exploit. Kindness and Compassion Rachel's Challenge Bullying within Schools What am I looking for? In a bully and a victim. How can I change the mind of bully? How can I engage in the school to eliminate bullying? Questions? The Victim - Is being targeted by the bully because of a disability they may have, or a characteristic or trait that the bully desires, and is jealous, of. - Is generally lacking confidence and self-esteem - Low attendance rates - Not many friends - Suicidal -First student killed at Columbine High School in 1999. - Rachel left a legacy... of kindness and compassion. School Resource Officer As a resource officer, programs and awareness of bullying can be effectively used through Rachel's Challenge. Raising awareness of bullying in a "real" context. Objectives for this Presentation Columbine Shooting April 20, 1999 Rachel's Challenge Victim - Low Self Esteem - Victim - Depressed - Insecure - Outcast - Disabled

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Transcript: Cyber criminals do not discriminate based on size or location cshrader@cyber-securitygroup.com Problem Solution Customer notifications Ongoing credit monitoring service for customers Risk Your Options Transfer it Most criminals want to access patient personal data to use for credit card fraud Assessment of other potential problems, security flaws You don't have clear defined rules about your technology Why Us? 98% of compromises took minutes to happen - easy passwords, limited security in place We understand that technology "supports" running a business How to be Cyber Safe The Problem How WE can help YOU Accept it Patch managment What you must pay Almost 1/2 of reported data breaches in 2013 were in the health care industry Cyber Security involves protecting your confidential and proprietary information by: Problem Risk Why take action? alanc@cyber-securitygroup.com Don't connect to your computer network. EVER Cyber Security Group can partner with your to balance your business risks with security measures Cyber security risks will ALWAYS exist Answer any proposal questions Summary 78% of breaches took months to discover Website monitoring Solution It is happening frequently You will lose confidential information and client data to cyber criminals Purchase insurance against cyber attacks and device theft How we help you Brief discussion of your needs as you see them and your risk concerns Penetration testing Legal representation Top Statistics We help you understand the risks Next Steps We tailor the solution to meet your specific situation Solution You might be blacklisted by Google or Yahoo Development of policies and procedures Solution Our experience and industry qualifications let us guide you to best practices and implementation Preventative steps exist Be Cyber Safe Cyber Security Group, Inc. 775.737.9004 Risk Hackers find you an easy target because you have security flaws Ask 10 key technology questions Your employees don't know how they can hurt your business You focus on Your Clients Reduce it HIPAA Information Fix to initial problem Problem Submit a services agreement with a statement of work, identifying deliverables and time frames Awareness training for employees Solution Implement strong security measures Problem We understand the problems Solution You don't know where the security flaws and problems might be Vulnerability Assessment Risk What a Cyber intrusion costs you PCI Compliance Problem You need to confirm the security level of your system In 2014, 1 in 2 businesses will probably be hacked Avoid it Problem Prepare a proposal with our suggested solutions What is Cyber Security Detecting Responding 76% of intrusions were due to weak or stolen credentials such as passwords Bank funds if they stole your access information Customers will leave you Your positive reputation 55% of small businesses had a data breach in 2013 Preventing Revenue while your system is down You lose

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Transcript: MAKING CONNECTIONS NURS 2216-614 By: Amy Bennett, Angela Mercado, Kathy Kwok, Juvi Pacis, Lucila Rodriguez-Silva, Medhanie Tesfamichael, Ripanjot Dhillon INSTRUCTOR: Lynn Headley INTRODUCTION Click to edit text Click to edit text MOUNT ROYAL UNIVERSITY "Mount Royal University is situated in an ancient and storied place within the hereditary lands of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot), Îyârhe Nakoda, Tsuut'ina and Métis Nations. It is a land steeped in ceremony and history that, until recently, was used and occupied by peoples Indigenous to this place." MRU Wellness Services COMMUNITY PARTNER Located in Mount Royal University Recreation 4825 Mt Royal Gate SW Room U16, Calgary, AB T3E 6K6 Services Provided OUR COMMUNITY PARTNER - Mental Health - Medical services - MRU Injury and Prevention Clinic - Workshops - Campus Community Wellness - Other resources such as Breathing room STRENGTHS - Focused on Social Media - MRU Wellness Services located on MyMRU under the campus connections tab - Google website has been set up to consolidate - Trying to build relationships with instructors and faculty - Collaboration with SAMRU - Peer student educator volunteer program - collaboration with the recreation centre at MRU Strengths OUR PURPOSE Our Purpose TARGET POPULATION MRU students who are not accessing Student Wellness Services GOAL Goal: To understand the barriers MRU students experience with virtual Wellness Services and make recommendations that will strengthen the students’ connection to this service. ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT Key Informants KEY INFORMANTS 1. Health Promotion Specialist with MRU Wellness services: Telaina Sewers 2. MRU Student Wellness Service Social Media Student Coordinator: Kae Burnett 3. Former Coordinator for the Stepping Up program: Michelle Chimenti 4. Academic Success office and Writing Strategy Office: Lauren Cross 5. Peer Mental Health Educators (3) 6. A Scan of Canadian Universities: University of British Columbia: Carla Lanigan University of Toronto: Manager at Scarborough Campus University of Saskatchewan: Mia University of Calgary: Jessica Do & Debbie Bruckner Athabasca University: Lucila Rodriguez, Juvi Pacis University of Prince Edward Island: Marilyn Barrett University of Lethbridge: Micki Bennett Mount Royal University: Telaina Sewers 7. Students Survey (60) LITERATURE REVIEW Literature Review We reviewed the literature in Google Scholar, MRU library, PubMed and Medline databases and chose 12 scholarly articles within the last 10 years related to our topic. SURVEYS & QUESTIONNAIRES ANALYSIS ANALYSIS COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS MRU students are experiencing barriers to wellness services during the pandemic related to: Unaware of the services Distance and commute Increased workload Technology burnout Wait-listed Lack of motivation resulting in Eye strain Anxiety Isolation Overwhelmed and burnout because of Not having a safe place Fear of COVID Services not provided in the way students prefer RECOMMENDATIONS Recommendations Short term: 1)Create a blackboard announcement about wellness services for instructors 2)Re-formatting course syllabus- where wellness service information is underneath assignment due dates/reading break 3)Instructors offering bonus marks for attending Wellness Programs 4)Having a separate, clearly labeled section on MyMRU or Blackboard just for MRU student wellness services Long term 1)Create a multimedia contest for students to compete for a wellness campaign on MRUs Instagram and Facebook. 2)Faculty wellness “super hero” to learn and spread information about Student Wellness Services among other professors and instructors 3) Create/buy an app that support students 24/7 especially regarding mental health 4) Create clear signage for Wellness Services or consult a way-finding expert LOGIC MODEL Strengths & Limitations of this project STRENGTHS & LIMITATIONS Strengths: - Teamwork and communication - The theoretical and clinical knowledge - Community partner - Community key informants Limitations: - Due to the short 6 week spring semester, we were unable to implement or evaluate our recommendations - Delayed survey and email response - Delayed response from other universities REFERENCES References Field, J., Elbert, D., & Moser, S. (2012). The use of social media in building interest in wellness on a college campus. American Journal of Business Education, 5(5), 515–524. https://doi.org/10.19030/ajbe.v5i5.7207 Kostalou, I., Sakellari, E., Kostalu, E. & Lagrou, A. (2021). Academic health services and health needs of college students around the era of the COVID 19 pandemic. Medical science and discovery, 8(4): 193-197. https://www.medscidiscovery.com/index.php/msd/article/view/505/446 Laureano, B., Togoh, L. & Mai Tran, T. (2020). The use of technology to improve mental health services in universities. Graematte Foundation. https://www.graemattafoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/The-Use-of-Technology-to-Improve-Mental-Health-Services-in-Universities.pdf Lederer, A.

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Transcript: It's all about Progression not Perfection Skills Overview Skills Overview During this semester while taking this course I learned... - How to actively listen and how to think before I respond. I also learned how to critique myself and also receive constructive criticism. - Also while taking this class I learned how to conduct an interview in the proper way. Skills that still need a little help. Skills to continue working on Some skills from this semester that I feel like I could still progress in would be my open-ended questions, goal formation, and scaling questions. Some ways I feel like I can continue to improve these three skills would be to one remember not to be in my head so much and to let the conversation flow naturally. I would also try to figure out better ways of asking/finding out what the client wants without just being so straight forward and blunt. Lastly, I would try to come up with some sort of way to remember to ask the scaling questions in the right timing. NASW Core Values Shown Ethical Demonstration I feel like the two main values I showed whenever I was conducting an interview would be Service and Professionalism. I feel like I displayed service by being that listening ear and being there for the client in the ways that they needed me to be. I feel like I displayed professionalism by keeping my composure and I used S.O.L.E.R whenever I was interviewing a client. Pivotal Learning Moment Learning Moment Topic 5 Before/After Clips Timeline Timeline 2019 Topic 6 Q&A Title

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