Eric Connors's guest appearances

Eric Connors

Housing News

Psych Mic

Chrisman Commentary - Daily Mortgage News

Fannie Mae

Tom Hutchens

Patrick Burns

Jonas Moe

Brian Zitin

Chazz Huston

John Paasonen

Doug Duncan

Dodd Frank

Wendy Suzuki

Freddie Mac

Mike Brown

Ken Burns

Ben Cohen

Mitch Prinstein

OwlTail

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I'd like to thank today's sponsor, Richey May. Richey May is a recognized leader in providing specialized advisory, audit, tax, technology and other services in the mortgage industry and in banking. The firm has also consistently been recognized as one of the fastest growing firms in the country, and has been named to the HousingWire Tech 100 in Mortgage, Accounting Today Firms to Watch, and the Fastest Growing Firms. The firm has also received multiple awards for Excellence in Firm Culture from Inside Public Accounting. To experience how Richey May can help you transform your mortgage business, visit <a href="http://richeymay.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">richeymay.com</a>.

4.25.22 Eric Connors on ICE Futures Contracts; What is Driving MBS Investor Interest

Eric Connors, Ph.D is a neuropsychology postdoctoral fellow at Home Base. He is a Boston native and he obtained his Bachelor of Science at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Shortly after graduation, he moved to San Diego to complete his graduate studies at the APA-accredited Alliant International University. His first clinical experience involved conducting neuropsychological evaluations with those in the acute stages of recovery following an acquired brain injury. Witnessing firsthand the benefits of neurorehabilitation and the role of neuropsychology solidified Dr. Connors’ goal of becoming a neuropsychologist.In 2018, Dr. Connors moved back to Massachusetts to complete a predoctoral neuropsychology internship at the Tewksbury Hospital; where he treated individuals with complex medical conditions, acquired brain injuries, and rare neurological disorders. Dr. Connors obtained his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in the Summer of 2019. Now at Home Base, he is thrilled to have his neuropsychology training come full circle back to Boston and to have the opportunity to work with Veterans and their families.In this episode, we cover:What is neuropsychology and what do neuropsychologists do?What does working with a patient look like? Are neuropsychologists therapists too? Why did Eric switch from pre-med to psychology? When and why did he decide on a clinical psychology PhD? What did Eric do to prepare him for a PhD? How does Eric advise undergrads to get clinical experience in neuropsychology? What is training like in grad school? And what was his favorite site?How do you deal with getting thrown into unfamiliar clinical settings?What’s the relationship between your research and your clinical work?Where can neuropsychologists work?What does the day to day of a neuropsychologist look like?How do you find quality experiences?What are some ways you wish to challenge the status quo in your field?What do you wish you knew when you were 22?Where does Eric see himself in the future?Words of advice for the Psych Mic audience?And so much more!  To submit questions for future speakers and to get even more career tips, follow @psych_mic on Instagram and visit psychmic.com to sign up for the newsletter.Music by: Adam Fine 

Eric Connors, Ph.D is a neuropsychology postdoctoral fellow at Home Base. He is a Boston native and he obtained his Bachelor of Science at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Shortly after graduation, he moved to San Diego to complete his graduate studies at the APA-accredited Alliant International University. His first clinical experience involved conducting neuropsychological evaluations with those in the acute stages of recovery following an acquired brain injury. Witnessing firsthand the benefits of neurorehabilitation and the role of neuropsychology solidified Dr. Connors’ goal of becoming a neuropsychologist.In 2018, Dr. Connors moved back to Massachusetts to complete a predoctoral neuropsychology internship at the Tewksbury Hospital; where he treated individuals with complex medical conditions, acquired brain injuries, and rare neurological disorders. Dr. Connors obtained his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in the Summer of 2019. Now at Home Base, he is thrilled to have his neuropsychology training come full circle back to Boston and to have the opportunity to work with Veterans and their families. In this episode, we cover:<ul><li>What is neuropsychology and what do neuropsychologists do?</li><li>What does working with a patient look like? </li><li>Are neuropsychologists therapists too? </li><li>Why did Eric switch from pre-med to psychology? </li><li>When and why did he decide on a clinical psychology PhD? </li><li>What did Eric do to prepare him for a PhD? </li><li>How does Eric advise undergrads to get clinical experience in neuropsychology? </li><li>What is training like in grad school? And what was his favorite site?</li><li>How do you deal with getting thrown into unfamiliar clinical settings?</li><li>What’s the relationship between your research and your clinical work?</li><li>Where can neuropsychologists work?</li><li>What does the day to day of a neuropsychologist look like?</li><li>How do you find quality experiences?</li><li>What are some ways you wish to challenge the status quo in your field?</li><li>What do you wish you knew when you were 22?</li><li>Where does Eric see himself in the future?</li><li>Words of advice for the Psych Mic audience?</li><li>And so much more!  </li></ul> To submit questions for future speakers and to get even more career tips, follow <a href="https://www.instagram.com/psych_mic/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@psych_mic</a> on Instagram and visit <a href="http://www.psychmic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">psychmic.com</a> to sign up for the newsletter.Music by: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/7dkewWuVhUVyfQBOfKrL8F?si=NQkE0rLhRmG4ZiZMtzdzLA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Adam Fine</a>

Finding quality experiences | Neuropsychology with Dr. Eric Connors

Ellie Mae

In this custom episode presented by Ellie Mae, HW+ Managing Editor Brena Nath talks to Ellie Mae Senior Vice President of Product Strategy and Management Eric Connors on how the mortgage industry is going to move forward in this new normal due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that it’s the beginning of May and more states are starting to provide updates around the stay-at-home orders, Connors shares how the industry has been learning to adjust to the changes in the market, such as the reduction in rates and the increase in volume, all while figuring out the new normal of working from home. Given how COVID-19 has changed how people in this industry view technology both internally and externally, Connors states, “Imagine if this event had happened 10 years ago on the state of things like the internet, the bandwidth, videos, zoom, all of these things 10 years ago, was a very, very different environment?” He adds that the industry has made significant strides in how they accept this whole process, saying it is going to be very ground-shaking in what it means to the digital part of people’s lives and how they engage with and leverage tools. The other area that Connors emphasizes is the impact that the pandemic is having on the eClosing side of the equation. "This is obviously going to become a higher priority for many of the lenders out there. In particular, the remote online notary and a lot of the legislative constraints that we've had around that I think are likely to start seeing some movement,” he states.  “I think those are going to be two things to sort of watch out for as we go through how this new norm of adopting and leveraging technology, maintaining that engagement, even though we are remote, and then sort of the legislative side of this where we have had legislation in the way of making that more realistic for the experience.” Lastly, as the industry continues to collaborate at the Ellie Mae Virtual Experience conference, Connors shares some of the biggest trends he’s hearing from lenders and what tips and tools people should bring into the rest of 2020. The Housing News Podcast is a weekly wrap of the top news stories by HousingWire CEO Clayton Collins. Each week, HousingWire interviews financial services experts who can help make sense of the latest headlines.For the latest updates on Ellie Mae’s Virtual Experience 2020 Conference, go here. 

In this custom episode presented by Ellie Mae, HW+ Managing Editor Brena Nath talks to Ellie Mae Senior Vice President of Product Strategy and Management Eric Connors on how the mortgage industry is going to move forward in this new normal due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that it’s the beginning of May and more states are starting to provide updates around the stay-at-home orders, Connors shares how the industry has been learning to adjust to the changes in the market, such as the reduction in rates and the increase in volume, all while figuring out the new normal of working from home. Given how COVID-19 has changed how people in this industry view technology both internally and externally, Connors states, “Imagine if this event had happened 10 years ago on the state of things like the internet, the bandwidth, videos, zoom, all of these things 10 years ago, was a very, very different environment?” He adds that the industry has made significant strides in how they accept this whole process, saying it is going to be very ground-shaking in what it means to the digital part of people’s lives and how they engage with and leverage tools. The other area that Connors emphasizes is the impact that the pandemic is having on the eClosing side of the equation. "This is obviously going to become a higher priority for many of the lenders out there. In particular, the remote online notary and a lot of the legislative constraints that we've had around that I think are likely to start seeing some movement,” he states.  “I think those are going to be two things to sort of watch out for as we go through how this new norm of adopting and leveraging technology, maintaining that engagement, even though we are remote, and then sort of the legislative side of this where we have had legislation in the way of making that more realistic for the experience.” Lastly, as the industry continues to collaborate at the Ellie Mae Virtual Experience conference, Connors shares some of the biggest trends he’s hearing from lenders and what tips and tools people should bring into the rest of 2020. The Housing News Podcast is a weekly wrap of the top news stories by HousingWire CEO Clayton Collins. Each week, HousingWire interviews financial services experts who can help make sense of the latest headlines.For the latest updates on Ellie Mae’s Virtual Experience 2020 Conference, <a href="https://experience.elliemae.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">go here</a>.

Housing News Bonus Episode: Ellie Mae’s Eric Connors on what to watch for post pandemic