I'm Aimee Tiu Wu from LearnLong Institute. I’m a higher education professional, adult educator and mother with a doctorate in adult education and leadership from Teachers College Columbia University.
Inspired by St. John Baptist de la Salle, my educational philosophy is "teaching minds, touching hearts and transforming lives". My goal is to help learners see the best in themselves, leverage their strengths and support their learning to become lifelong learners.
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Ed Cabellon, USA, Higher Education, Student Affairs, Life in Higher Education, Leadership Development, Emerging Technology
Ed has spent the last 12 years working in Higher Education, specifically Student Affairs departments such as Residence Life, Student Activities, and currently as the Director of the Campus Center at Bridgewater State College in Massachusetts. Ed's builds campus community, develops leaders, and integrates emerging social media on college campuses.
Ed's passion for Leadership, Technology and Education enabled him to build "LTE Consulting", serving colleges and universities, by providing Leadership education and technology consulting and training. He shares his thoughts on the intersection of emerging Social Media technologies and Higher Education on his blog at "edcabellon.com" and serves as a guest blogger on "The Student Affairs Blog".
Ed is New England born and bred, with Filipino heritage, and currently resides in southeastern Massachusetts with his amazing family. Ed is an avid golfer, lowering his handicap every year (currently a 15)! Ed is also a passionate Boston sports fan; avid Fantasy Football commissioner/player; and is vertically challenged.
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I share thoughts on where Higher Education, Student Affairs, and Emerging Technology intersect.
Theme: student affairs, higher education, leadership development, social media, technology
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