Spotlight on Walden // Sep 15, 2022
Beacons of Light: Leading Social Change Through the Social Determinants of Health
Drs. Aimee Ferraro and Phyllis Morgan share how leadership development can improve health equity.
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Spotlight on Walden // Jul 25, 2022
Increasing self-care and self-compassion in nursing
Anita Korbe, nurse practitioner and academic coordinator for Walden’s BSN program, shares the importance of nurses practicing self-compassion and offers wellness tips.
Spotlight on Walden // Jul 11, 2022
Meet Walden Education for Good Scholarship Recipients
Meet four of Walden’s inaugural recipients and see how they are making a difference.
Spotlight on Walden // Jun 24, 2022
Ever to Excel: Charles Lapsley empowers nurses to grow their careers
Charles Lapsley, RN and '18 Walden MSN graduate, speaks on his nursing career path, and shares words of wisdom for up and coming nurse professionals.
Spotlight on Walden // Feb 16, 2022
Practicing Listening and Mindfulness in Reducing Health Disparities
Dr. Brian L. Ragsdale, a senior core faculty member in psychology, thought leader, and licensed clinical psychologist, engages students and communities to promote social justice and equity.
Spotlight on Walden // Dec 06, 2021
Working Beyond Bars to Battle Addiction
Margarita O’Neal, a Walden University MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling student, is using her experiences and education to help adolescents fight their addictions.
Spotlight on Walden // Nov 29, 2021
Exploring Indigenous Heritage, Culture and Family
For Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month, Walden University alumni Dr. Marie Natrall and Dr. Jerry Gibson share their stories of heritage, culture and family.
Spotlight on Walden // Nov 10, 2021
Uplifting Minority Veterans
Dr. Xavier Bruce, a Walden University Doctor of Business Administration graduate and retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, is helping minority veterans transition into civilian life.
Spotlight on Walden // Oct 29, 2021
Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Excellence
For Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month, Walden University is highlighting its community members who are empowering the greater good through their expertise, heritage and culture.
Spotlight on Walden // Oct 11, 2021
Building Empathy to Combat Implicit Bias
Dr. Marvin Whitfield, a Walden University PhD in Criminal Justice graduate and former police officer, trains law enforcement and other organizations to combat implicit bias and dangerous stereotypes.
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