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In the United States alone, there’s an average of 4 million births each year. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, that amounts to a lot of women who are understandably concerned about their healt
This video focuses on individualizing plans for employees, so that each employee on your feels valued and can grow.
This document describes the various health impacts climate change will have on different regions of the United States as outlined in the Fourth National Climate Assessment (NCA4), actions taken by the
It can be challenging while preparing for a behavioral interview, but luckily, this blog post by Glassdoor defines what even is a behavioral interview, as well as steps you can take to successfully na
During presidential election cycles in the United States, it has become customary for candidates of both parties to engage in a debate about key issues. In this short segment with Rachel Paine Caufiel
Advance your nursing career by mastering clinical decision-making and health promotion to serve as a primary care provider and drive better health outcomes for patients across their entire lifespan.
Advance your nursing career by mastering well-child care and the management of acute illnesses to support families and lead pediatric health initiatives in primary or subspecialty settings.
In this video, Merve Hickok, Data Science Ethics Lecturer in the School of Information, addresses the prospects, challenges, and non-negotiable factors businesses must consider when adopting generativ
In this video, Professor Patrick Barry explores the role of AI in education and leadership, examining its potential to enhance creativity, personalize learning, and support skill development. Througho
This blog lists five separate tips for preparing yourself in a phone interview: attending to your surroundings, dressing appropriately, standing during the interview, preparing for questions, and sell
Develop strategic leadership and management skills to guide modern public libraries and community services.
Learn to promote your public library through graphic design, media outreach, and social engagement, on any budget.
In this video, you’ll learn how to use punctuation in your writing to strengthen your professional reputation. This video is part of the specialization, Good with Words: Writing and Editing
Vic Strecher, a Professor at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, describes how a sense of purpose can have a big impact on our well-being. We are better able to thrive when we find our
A recent study, co-authored by Martin Heller, explored how much variability there is in the GHGs of American diets and found that 46% of the total emissions from food came from the diets of just 1/5 o
Arthur Lupia outlines his strategy for finding common ground and introduces an action plan on how to use the strategies.
Build foundational Python skills for data analysis, web applications, and practical computing tasks.
The Summer of 2020 brought to the forefront of American awareness the continued, deeply embedded racism of some of the foundational systems of our society. Although a strong focus has been on police b
A Teach-In hosted by the U-M Residential College explores the history and current approaches to protest in the name of Black lives.
This video details how to build a brand to that attracts and retains talented employees.
On July 29, 2020, the Residential College offered an online Zoom teach-in Restorative Justice in Practice & Interrupting the School-to-Prison Pipeline for 130 U-M students, faculty, staff, and members
Building off the introduction to dialogue as a strategy for bridging differences in, “Dialogue in Action,” this video provides some strategies for navigating conflict or triggers that may raise the em
In this video, Professor Josh Pasek discusses the responsibilities of workers and firms in integrating AI into the workplace, emphasizing the need for AI literacy, ethical practices, and clear policie
In this video, Merve Hickok, Data Science Ethics Lecturer in the School of Information, discusses the concept of generative AI and the need for responsible and trustworthy generative AI practices, und
Evaluate generative AI tools using ethical frameworks focused on bias, sustainability, and responsible use.
