Spotlight on Walden // Jul 12, 2012
The Journey of an Advocate
A Walden MPH graduate who contracted HIV as a young child grows up to become an ambassador for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.
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Spotlight on Walden // Jul 03, 2012
Reflecting on Progress in HIV/AIDS Awareness
A longtime HIV/AIDS education advocate and mentor to Walden doctoral students considers public perceptions and prevention of the disease.
Spotlight on Walden // Jun 29, 2012
Insights: How to Balance Your Family, Career, and Coursework
With a recent job promotion and a family that includes three children, Walden student Darlene Williams shares ideas on balancing life’s obligations.
Spotlight on Walden // Jun 26, 2012
Lessons in Innovation
Participating in the World Innovation Forum provides Walden students and faculty with new insights about innovative workplaces.
Spotlight on Walden // Jun 25, 2012
A Professor Becomes a Community Teacher
A Walden PhD in Management student educates others, and learns himself, through professional and volunteer work in his community.
Spotlight on Walden // Jun 15, 2012
A Father’s Story: Education Opens Doors
Seeing education as the key to success, a Walden doctoral student leaves Wall Street to focus on his family and community.
Spotlight on Walden // May 31, 2012
Insights: Becoming a Mentor
A graduate shares her expertise as an education consultant and lessons from her own experience to help doctoral students make the most of mentoring opportunities at Walden.
Spotlight on Walden // May 31, 2012
Pride in Progress: Counseling and the LGBT Community
Walden faculty member Dr. Stacee Reicherzer describes how counselors and others can better understand and respond to the needs of the LGBT community.
Spotlight on Walden // May 22, 2012
Before You Buy: Considerations for Future Small-Business Owners
A seasoned executive and Walden faculty member offers advice about determining whether buying a business is the right investment.
Spotlight on Walden // May 14, 2012
Turning Personal Experience Into a Social Change Mission
Walden student Xiomara Sosa responded to the trauma of being in New York City on 9/11 by devoting herself to mental and physical health counseling and advocacy.
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