Shelley Zimmerman
Chief Zimmerman will discuss her 35 years with the San Diego Police Department. She will highlight the importance of authentic leadership and give insight into the many leadership decisions she made during her tenure as Chief of Police.
Chris Beckert, M.B.A, Colonel (Retired), Leadership Solutions Partner, Center for Creative Leadership
Chris brings 30+ years of leading organizations across the globe to continue his passion for developing and guiding leaders to find solutions to their leadership challenges. Deeply committed to life-long learning, Chris joined the Center for Creative Leadership in 2018 following a distinguished military career that included leading the U.S. Army’s Executive Education programs at the U.S. Army War College. He now provides award-winning leadership programs across a spectrum of corporate groups, business sectors, and levels of leadership from new managers to senior executives.
With the pace of change and transformation increasing annually, leaders continue seek new ways to balance critical priorities while leading their people through transitions. Experienced leaders are now finding themselves grappling with new conditions around change. The impacts of being unable to lead through change and manage transitions causes lost opportunities and impacts confidence and reputations. There are solutions that can provide consistent and dependable approaches to leading Change and Transition published by the Center for Creative Leadership known as the “4 D’s of Leading Continuous Change” by Dr. Bill Pasmore. Capturing this rhythm of change leadership can give leaders confidence as they approach new and complex situations triggered by change. Join the National University and Center for Creative Leadership in a concise and informative look into leading continuous change.
Presented by: Carlos Francisco, CPP from Meta (also known as “The Corporate Security Translator”)
In the last 24 years, Carlos Francisco, CPP, has led the security teams of some of the largest corporations in the world, including Walt Disney World, Amazon, and Facebook. He also has had the tremendous responsibility of leading security teams during major international events such as Super Bowl 50, Major League Baseball, National Basketball Association, World-Class Marathons, and many more. Carlos was a prior Deputy Sheriff and holds a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, a Security Leadership certificate from the University of Central Florida, and a Master’s in Disaster & Emergency Management from American Military University.
Carlos will break down his time as a law enforcement officer and his transition into corporate security. He will use chapters from his Amazon #1 release book, “So, You Want to Get into Corporate Security?” and episodes of his podcast as tools to be used as you think about your future.
Participants will explore:
Presented by: Scott Gardner, Head of Global Security Business Operations
Scott Gardner is the Head of Global Security Business Operations and leads a variety of support functions to enhance Global Security’s ability to execute its mission. Scott began his career in the U.S. Navy, where he served nine years as a Surface Warfare Officer and Intelligence Officer. After the military, he worked as a Program Manager and Intelligence Analyst for the California State Threat Assessment System a network of fusion centers designed to synthesize intelligence in order to “connect the dots” and mitigate the risk of another 9/11.
For the past six years, Scott has worked in corporate security for multinational technology companies, leading a variety of operational functions and operational support functions. He has found the security field to be extremely rewarding and is energized by the opportunity to work collaboratively to solve complex challenges.
Interested in entering the tech sector, but not sure what career field to pursue? Join us to learn about Corporate Security career options within dynamic, global tech companies. The discussion will highlight paths to successful careers in corporate security; dispel the common misperception that security functions are limited to gates and guards; and provide insights on what life is like on the inside.
Join the Twitter Chat and other social media channels to engage education experts in virtual discussions on advocacy and policies promoting SEL in schools and in communities
#wearesel@Natuniv #maselscholars #NatunivSELDay #NUSELWeek”
Presenters: Dr. Cynthia Sistek-Chandler, MA SEL Academic Program Director, Professor, National University, Sanford College of Education; Mr. Jeff Becker; Adjunct Instructor of SEL at National University, 2019 District Teacher of the Year
We invite you to join us as we will discuss why the world needs Social Emotional Learning (SEL). Discover how educators are embracing SEL across the U.S.
Co-host: Dr. Cynthia Sistek-Chandler, MA SEL Academic Program Director, Professor, National University, Sanford College of Education
Co-host: Dr. Terri Pieretti, Department of Leadership, National University, Sanford College of Education
Presenters: Maria C., Yoga Nidre Guided Meditation, Director of Special Education Charter, National University Adjunct; Colleen Joe, Mindfulness Practices Chair Yoga with Special Education Students, Educator, MA SEL Scholar; Reagan Duncan, K-1 Educator, Vista Unified School District, National University Teacher Award West Regional Winner, Music and SEL in the Classroom, Guitars in the Classroom; and Special Guests
Join us as we move the SEL needle through mindfulness, meditation, music, and self-care.
Join us for our one-hour webinar, where several distinguished panelists will share strategies that support the social-emotional well-being of educators and students alike and the overall impact this has on educator performance and students’ academic growth. Get ready to celebrate #SELDay with these inspirational stories to uplift your heart and connect your mind!
Panelists:
Host: Dr. Erika Saito
Presenters: National University MA in SEL Graduates Rebecca Astorga, Jessica Becherini, Jessica Hewitt, and Brittney Hoff
Adding a new strategy could change your entire program! This panel offers important SEL strategies and how to incorporate them. Our panel of experts will guide you through some key takeaways for SEL.
Host: Dr. Donna Elder
Panelists: Dr. Steven A. Dorsey, Executive Leadership Coach, Equity, for the San Diego County Office of Education; Dr. Tammy Johnson, Director of Operations at Extraordinary Families, National University Adjunct Faculty; Catherine McGuinness, Principal of Martha Reid Leadership Academy, Leader in Me School, Mansfield ISD; and Juany Valdespino-Gaytán, Executive Director of Engagement Services
By taking the lead in SEL, these administrators know the importance and impact that SEL has on student performance and schools district wide. Find out why these leaders chose SEL as a much-needed skill to improve academic outcomes.
SEL4US and the Urban Assembly are inviting schools and communities around the globe to celebrate the importance of social and emotional learning (SEL). The theme this year is Finding Common Ground and Pursuing Common Good.
Sanford College of Education is committed to offering SEL programs and resources to educators, to the children they teach, and to the communities they live in. Please join us in celebrating these events and spreading the word about the importance of SEL!
Deborah Chambers is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting
Topic: National Public Health Week Webinar
To celebrate the National Public Health Week (NPWH) 2022 that will take place from April 4-10, the Department of Community Health at National University will be hosting a networking and mentoring webinar on Thursday, April 14, 2022, at 5:30 PM PST.
Panelists will give a brief presentation focused on one of the NPHW themes Community: Collaboration and Resilience and answer career-related questions. This webinar will be an opportunity for every attendee to learn from one another, collaborate, and kickstart lasting professional connections.
Learn a five-part framework to break the cycle of your patterns, and intentionally design your legacy. We are told to go into the world and make a living, but rarely told how to live. Ben will present the three ingredients to a life worth living and you will walk away with the vision to apply it.
Presented by Ben Killoy, author and coach, The Business of Fatherhood
New graduates and alumni are invited to learn about the services we offer after graduation. Learn about our job portal Handshake, our career services resources, get mentoring advice or be a mentor, learn how to stay connected to the Alumni Association and fellow alumni, and how to be featured in our NU Alumni Connection newsletter.
Join us to plan networking and fun events.
4th Thursday of every month
Drawing on 33 years of journalism experience in newsrooms — not to mention, the real world — nationally syndicated columnist and award-winning journalist Ruben Navarrette will tell you why he thinks traditional media is broken, along with explaining the power of a really good story and exploring all the new ways to tell one.
Adult learners often pursue higher education to expand their career options, stay competitive, and complete degrees that were previously put on hold for family or military service. Director of Government Affairs, Vince Vasquez will be joined by education experts Dr. Chris Graham and Dr. Joseph Allen to discuss legislative policy, workforce partnerships, and community college pathways that effectively support the success of adult learners in California.
Join us to plan networking and fun events.
4th Thursday of every month
This year’s conference is focused on Optimizing Virtual and Hybrid Work. Join us for roundtable discussions, presentations, panel dialogues, and networking sessions that will provide insight into how each member of an organization can excel in the virtual workplace.
Join us to plan networking and fun events.
4th Thursday of every month
ICC–3rd Thursday of every month
Join us to plan networking and fun events.
4th Thursday of every month
ICC–3rd Thursday of every month
Join us to plan networking and fun events.
4th Thursday of every month
In this presentation, our speaker will connect the dots of how optimizing your brain health can foster and deepen your own leadership skills.
ICC–3rd Thursday of every month
UNIDOS: INCLUSIVITY FOR A STRONGER NATION
Sponsored by Intercultural Learning Center and Co-Sponsored by the Office of Social Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Join us to plan networking and fun events.
4th Thursday of every month
Human capital has become the prime source of business value, driving the imperative to design a culture that attracts, inspires, and retains younger generations. Becoming a talent magnet not only benefits your business, it can benefit your community and be personally rewarding for all stakeholders. The workshop is designed to increase your awareness of field-proven practices and systems that create legacy and succession planning strategies.
Creating a positive, productive culture that attracts talent and encourages innovation requires intentionality. Once you’ve identified your company’s core values and higher purpose, you can hire by them, onboard members by them, and truly live your values which data confirms, will lead to long-term success, profitability, and growth.
ICC–3rd Thursday of every month
Representatives from all CSEA student organizations are welcome to join our ICC for multiple club collaboration and to plan events for the NU student body.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of every month at 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
Join us to plan networking and fun events.
4th Thursday of every month
ICC–3rd Thursday of every month
Representatives from all CSEA student organizations are welcome to join our ICC for multiple club collaboration and to plan events for the NU student body.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of every month at 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
ICC–3rd Thursday of every month
Representatives from all CSEA student organizations are welcome to join our ICC for multiple club collaboration and to plan events for the NU student body.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of every month at 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
Representatives from all CSEA student organizations are welcome to join our ICC for multiple club collaboration and to plan events for the NU student body.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of every month at 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
Speaker: Prince Marshall
Prince is a NU alumnus who is a Sr. Director of Education. He will share his experience in mentoring and being mentored.
Representatives from all CSEA student organizations are welcome to join our ICC for multiple club collaboration and to plan events for the NU student body.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of every month at 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
Join us for games, prizes, and community!
Representatives from all CSEA student organizations are welcome to join our ICC for multiple club collaboration and to plan events for the NU student body.
Meetings are the 3rd Thursday of every month at 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
The Center for the Advancement of Virtual Organizations and the Center for Business Innovation, Entrepreneurialism, and Management are joining forces to host the fourth annual CAVO virtual conference, May 11-12, 2023.
Second Thursday of every month. Open to all student Veterans and military affiliated.
The Center for the Advancement of Virtual Organizations and the Center for Business Innovation, Entrepreneurialism, and Management are joining forces to host the fourth annual CAVO virtual conference, May 11-12, 2023.
Omega NU is hosting a night of fun, games, prizes, and community in celebration of AA/PI Heritage Month!
Open to all students pursuing careers in public health.
This month’s meeting will be held in-person in the lobby of the Spectrum Campus in San Diego! Refreshments will be served.
Omega NU is hosting a virtual screening and discussion of Always Be My Maybe!
Take a break from your busy day and join Student Clubs for self-care activities including guided journaling, yoga, meditation, and more!
Open to all students. Develop interpersonal skills, and build healthier communities!
Omega NU is hosting a game night in celebration of Pride Month! Prizes, community, and fun!
Fourth Thursday of every month. Open to all students.
Learn how to harness your leadership potential from DEI expert and champion, Dr. Steven Jones, CEO of Jones and Associates Consulting.
Increase cultural competency, earn a Certificate of Completion, and meet members of Pride@NU Student Organization! Email [email protected] for pre-meeting materials.
Don’t wait until graduation to develop a professional network! Learn how to navigate the NUMN platform and find mentors!
Join your #NUfam in celebrating Black excellence in the Arts! Hear from Black creatives within NU, discuss favorite artists, and create a group AI art piece. Hosted by Student Clubs and the NU Alumni Association.
First Wednesday of the month. Open to all LGBTQIA+ and allies!
Second Monday of the month. Open to all students. Develop interpersonal skills and build healthier communities!
Join CEO of Blair Research Partners and Certified DI Recruiter Trevor Blair in unpacking workforce development and leadership trends in todays’ competitive labor market.
Earn your Safe Zone Certificate of Completion and increase your cultural competency! Pride@NU with Public Health Student Organization.
Second Wednesday of the month. Open to all pursuing a career in healthcare.
Second Thursday of every month. Open to all student veterans and military affiliated.
Join NU alumnus, Dena Mangiamele, DVM, (MFS ’10), as she shares her methods for an approachable and sustainable health and fitness regime. Attend for a chance to win a signed copy of Dena’s book!
Third Monday of each month. Open to all students in the MSW program.
NU’s student leadership organization! Open to all students.
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