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Fielding stands in solidarity with the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED)

2021-08-30T01:24:48-07:00

Sycora Wilson-James, EdD Fielding is a member of  the professional academic consortium of 117 university schools of education that seeks to advance the importance and rigor of the education doctorate. Thus, we stand in solidarity with the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED) in denouncing The Wall Street Journal’s publication of Joseph Epstein’s belittling op-ed towards Dr. Jill Biden and disregard for her doctorate degree. Statement by the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate in Response to The Wall Street Journal Op-Ed on Dr. Jill Biden and the Education Doctorate Fielding's EdD in Leadership for Change June [...]

Fielding stands in solidarity with the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED)2021-08-30T01:24:48-07:00

Dr. Okokon Udo, PhD, PCC joins the Evidence-Based Coaching Program

2020-12-08T12:16:15-08:00

Evidence-Based Coaching New Faculty Dr. Okokon Udo, PhD, PCC joins Fielding Graduate University. Dr. Okokon, PhD, PCC Dr. Udo will begin teaching Spring 2021. He will work with first-term EBC students facilitating coach skills training and mentoring. As a scholar-practitioner, he is committed to creating the right conditions for students to discover or rediscover their true selves and bring that to bear in their work as coaches. Okokon Udo is an international change management, leadership and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion consultant. He has served as faculty at Northwestern Health Sciences University, St Mary’s University, the Executive Coaching program of [...]

Dr. Okokon Udo, PhD, PCC joins the Evidence-Based Coaching Program2020-12-08T12:16:15-08:00

Got Privilege – What does it have to do with Executive Coaching?

2020-12-02T11:47:14-08:00

Speaker: Gail Greenstein, EdD   The International Coaching Federation (ICF) promotes the use of Cultural Competence as a key competency for successful Executive Coaches. Serious limitations exist to using this as a framework. We will explore how Executive Coaches can build their critical consciousness by understanding the complex dimensions of intersectionality, privilege, power and oppression. Dr. Gail Greenstein When Executive Coaches use an ‘intersectional’ lens and consider the matrix of power, privilege and oppression, clients will be able to experience an expanded and liberated view of their development and performance. Intersectionality will also help coaches better understand themselves, avoid [...]

Got Privilege – What does it have to do with Executive Coaching?2020-12-02T11:47:14-08:00

Thanksgiving as a Joyful Responsibility

2020-11-25T08:17:40-08:00

BY Four Arrows (Wahinkpe Topa), PHD Doctoral faculty, School of Leadership Studies November 25, 2020 Want a different ethic? Tell a different story. – Thomas King Cultures from around the world have long celebrated harvest time with festivals and food sharing. They typically help bind people together. Sadly, the American version of Thanksgiving can be seen otherwise. Most of the November feast's historical iterations, right up to it becoming a formal national holiday in 1941 after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, are not really harvest celebrations. Instead, Thanksgiving stories provide a cover for anti-Indianism in the United States. The usual tale [...]

Thanksgiving as a Joyful Responsibility2020-11-25T08:17:40-08:00

How Technology Can Help You Conquer COVID Holidays

2020-11-24T11:01:08-08:00

BY PAM RUTLEDGE, PHD Doctoral faculty, Media Psychology November 24, 2020 8 steps to emotional connection online and offline. Every year about this time, there is a wealth of “how to survive the holidays” articles and advice.  It’s no secret that holidays can be stressful, even under the best of non-pandemic circumstances.  The holiday season is full of demands and it’s hard to ignore images of Insta-perfect holiday décor, artistically decorated cookies, and idyllic children wearing clean clothes.  The clean clothes alone should tell you it’s not for real but still, we torment ourselves. But this year, we’re faced with a whole new [...]

How Technology Can Help You Conquer COVID Holidays2020-11-24T11:01:08-08:00

Ace of Cups Band Receives Creative Longevity and Wisdom Award

2021-08-27T19:00:32-07:00

Award Given for Contributions to Advocacy Across Generations and Empowerment of Women   Fielding Graduate University is pleased to present the 2020 Creative Longevity and Wisdom Outstanding Scholar Practitioner Award to the Ace of Cups Band. Formed in the 1960s as the first all-female rock band, band members reunited in their sixties over the last decade, producing two albums and leading advocacy efforts in support of positive aging.  ACE of Cups The Ace of Cups has been featured on CBS This Morning, NPR and in feature articles in The New York Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Guardian and Billboard [...]

Ace of Cups Band Receives Creative Longevity and Wisdom Award2021-08-27T19:00:32-07:00

Suffering From Zoom Fatigue? Here’s Why

2020-11-20T10:27:39-08:00

BY PAM RUTLEDGE, PHD Doctoral faculty, Media Psychology November 20, 2020 Zoom uses a lot cognitive energy because it violates so many social norms. Zoom is so prevalent that “Zoom” is now synonymous with video conferencing. The use of Zoom and other digital communications tools has skyrocketed given the number of people working and living in relative isolation due to COVID precautions and lockdowns. So many of us are Zooming (yes, it’s now a verb, too) that we are experiencing a new form of burnout: Zoom fatigue. Let’s face it. Zooming can be exhausting—and for good reasons. The numbers are impressive from a [...]

Suffering From Zoom Fatigue? Here’s Why2020-11-20T10:27:39-08:00

Dr. Deborah George-Feres Joins The EBC Coaching Faculty

2020-11-18T15:24:59-08:00

Dr. Deborah George-Feres Dr. Deborah George-Feres' work centers on organizational leaders who are deliberate about driving positive change. Her passion is to use change as a catalyst for human growth and development. To achieve these outcomes, she utilizes an innovative executive coaching framework derived from rigorous research. Why does this matter? Because her clients receive evidence-based coaching practices that alter the way they make decisions, motivate employees, resolve deficits, improve performance, build and restore confidence. As a Professional Certified Coach (PCC), she follows the industry's highest standard and ethical practices. She is an expert at helping leaders improve their [...]

Dr. Deborah George-Feres Joins The EBC Coaching Faculty2020-11-18T15:24:59-08:00

The Serenity Code: How Brain Plasticity Helps You Live Without Stress, Anxiety, and Depression?

2020-11-09T13:08:37-08:00

Christophe Morin, PHD Adjunct faculty, Media Psychology Novemeber 9, 2020 A new book revealing how you can use brain plasticity to lower your symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression? Until I turned 50, I was not the kind of person who would typically seek to experience altered states of consciousness or even seriously consider the value of spirituality. Indeed, I spent most of my life with no exposure or interest in psychedelics and no formal spiritual or religious practice. Nor had I ever entirely accepted the idea of “Spirit” or dared to use the word "God" unless discussing a movie or [...]

The Serenity Code: How Brain Plasticity Helps You Live Without Stress, Anxiety, and Depression?2020-11-09T13:08:37-08:00

Tiner-Witt Educational Advancement Scholarship Announced

2020-11-05T15:04:06-08:00

The EdD Leadership for Change Program at Fielding Graduate University is proud to announce the new scholarship honoring long-term faculty members and leaders of the Program, Dr. Kathy Tiner and Dr. Judy Witt. Dr. Kathy Tiner The scholarship honors Dr. Kathy Tiner and Dr. Judy Witt, long-time academic leaders and faculty members of our EdD program. Over the years, both invested their passion, skills, and time in helping the Program's students and alumni develop into strong change agents who have transformed educational and social service agencies, systems, districts, and schools—in elementary, secondary, and postsecondary domains. This scholarship, bearing their [...]

Tiner-Witt Educational Advancement Scholarship Announced2020-11-05T15:04:06-08:00

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