Lecture by Tom Strala
Presented by the Furniture Program at California College of the Arts, this lecture was filmed on Tuesday, September 10, 2013, in Timken Lecture Hall on the San Francisco campus.
Tom Strala is an architect who builds no houses, but rather tables, chairs, and lamps. Strala creates pieces with the idea that items for the home -- including basic necessities such as furniture and lighting -- should be designed with the intent that they are a work of sculptural art.
Based in Switzerland, he consider
Clocky by Sarah Devyani King
CCA Graphic Design Program
ADS: Motion Graphics (fall 2013)
Instructor: Tim Shetz
Learn more about the undergraduate Graphic Design Program at California College of the Arts, including reviewing additional student work:
cca.edu/graphic-design
Easter egg hunt at Penfield Children's Center | Marquette University
Marquette University and Penfield Children's Center have enjoyed a partnership that benefits both students and the Penfield children. This year's Easter egg hunt at Penfield run by the Marquette chapter of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity is another way MU students have given back.
Care for Mental Illness and Substance Abuse: Concerns and Barriers to Collaboration
Keynote Speaker: Carol McDaid, Principal of Capitol Decisions, Inc.
Wellstone Public Policy and Mental Health Series
College of Education, Leadership and Counseling
China's Search for Democracy and Development
Present by Dr. David J. Lorenzo.
Georgia Tech Participates in NSF Aerosol Study
Georgia Tech students participated in the largest U.S. atmospheric chemistry field project in decades -- the Southeast Atmosphere Study (SAS). The summer initiative brought together dozens of national and international institutions. The research teams used instrumentation onboard aircraft and ground sites aimed to better understand how chemicals emitted by human activities and plants interact with each other and affect air quality and climate in the southeastern United States. For more informati
Penn State Lives Here: Inspiration Meets Perspiration
Penn State Lives Here, Brand Video: Twenty-four campuses, 17,000 faculty and staff, 100,000 students, a teaching hospital that provides care to more than a million patients a year, over one-half million active alumni, an online World Campus that empowers anyone to pursue an education--anytime, anywhere--and the largest student-run philanthropic organization on the planet. That's what makes Penn State ... Penn State. Inspiration meets perspiration--here. Head meets heart--here. On our campuses, a
Penn State Holiday Greeting 2013
Penn State's Nittany Lion Mascot is spreading cheer for the holidays. Watch as he finds a way to show the hard work and dedication of Penn Staters during the past year.
Factors affecting the auditor selection decision of FTSE 350 companies
Philip Drew talks about his research, which is of direct relevance with regards to the recently introduced regulations requiring FTSE 350 companies to put audits out to tender. The research looks at how the process of supplier selection is conducted when it comes to professional services and identifies 5 principle elements which influence auditor selection: capability assessment; past relationships; service design; individual behaviours; and the decision-making process itself.
Darden Faculty Profile: Andy Wicks
Andrew C. Wicks is the Ruffin Professor of Business Administration at Darden. He is director of the Olsson Center for Applied Ethics, director of the doctoral program, academic advisor for the Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics.Wicks also serves as an adjunct professor in the Religious Studies department and the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy at U.Va. His research interests include stakeholder responsibility, stakeholder theory, trust, health care ethics, tot
Darden Faculty Profile: Lili Powell
Lili Powell joined the Darden School faculty in 1994, where she teaches MBA, EMBA, and Executive Education classes in leadership, management, and corporate communication. Professor Powell has designed and taught courses ranging from the required first-year MBA course in management communication to elective courses and executive classes on communicating across cultural boundaries, managing communication as a critical resource, and communicating through leadership presence. More: http://bit.ly/ih
UVIC 2013: Energy Panel moderated by Kyle Bass
Kyle Bass discusses energy, natural gas, supply, infrastructure, energy policy, demand and growth opportunities with Wil VanLoh, Jody LaNasa and Michael Watzky.
UVIC 2013: Equity Markets and the T.I.N.A factor with Jason Trennert
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UVIC 2013: Interest Rates and Global Growth - Insights from Toni Crescenzi
Darden Professor Yiorgos Allayannis and Toni Crescenzi of PIMCO discuss bond rates, investment on low yield and good return prospects, the volatility of risk, the role of the Federal Reserve the future of banks in the regulatory system.
BusinessCast 269 with Marc Johnson on the 2014 Shanghai Investing Summit
We're joined this week by Marc Johnson, Executive Director of Darden's Center for Global Initiatives. Marc is giving us a glimpse ahead to May of 2014 - that's when Darden heads to China to host its inaugural Shanghai Investing Summit. Marc gives us some insights into this exciting event and information on what attendees might expect to see and hear.
The Darden BusinessCast is a weekly news podcast featuring the events, news, and newsmakers of the University of Virginia's Darden School of Bus
BizBasics: "Taxes: Keeping More Money" with Mary Margaret Frank
Learn three tips to keep more money in your pocket when investing. Professor Mary Margaret Frank explains tax planning for better returns in this edition of BizBasics. Professor Frank teaches in the Accounting area at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business. She practiced as a CPA and worked for Arthur Andersen in Washington, D.C. as a senior tax consultant. She is currently on the board of directors and chairperson of the Audit Committee of the Female Health Company (FHC).
BizBas
Darden Leadership Ride Elective Course: Fall Session 2013, Class 4
Fall Session 2013 - Darden Leadership Ride - Chancellorsville and Gettysburg: Leadership Lessons From the Battlefields of the Civil War. University of Virginia Civil War historian Gary Gallagher leads a classroom session that offers lessons on strategy, communication and leadership inspired by two key battles of the Civil War.
Darden Leadership Ride Elective Course: Fall Session 2013, Class 5 - Final
Fall Session 2013 - Darden Leadership Ride - Chancellorsville and Gettysburg: Leadership Lessons From the Battlefields of the Civil War. University of Virginia Civil War historian Gary Gallagher leads a classroom session that offers lessons on strategy, communication and leadership inspired by two key battles of the Civil War.
BizBasics: "Workplace Venting" with Kristin Behfar
There is no getting around workplace venting! Learn how to receive help when you have a problem at work and how to give help when someone comes to vent to you. Darden School of Business Associate Professor Kristin Behfar teaches Leadership and Organizations as well as Leadership Strategies. Her research focuses on sustaining high performance teamwork and leading in global organizations.
BizBasics is a Darden School of Business series designed to explain basic business concepts and business buzz
Interview with Chef Roberto Santibañez
Roberto Santibañez is the chef/owner of Fonda Restaurants and author of "Rosa's New Mexican Table" & "Tacos, Tortas, and Tamales." A native of Mexico City, he has traveled widely, won numerous awards for his cooking and cookbooks, and is a member of the CIA's Latin Cuisines Advisory Council. During a recent visit to the CIA's New York Campus, he sat down with culinary arts management student Leah Pfeiffer '14 to discuss his thoughts on travel, culinary trends, writing cookbooks, and more.
