Michelle Kelley's guest appearances

Michelle Kelley

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In today’s episode, we chat with Michelle Kelley about her upbringing as an adopted Korean American and its salient influence on her personal and professional development. Michelle is a social media community manager as well as a certified health and life coach. In our conversation, Michelle talks about being forced to engage with her ethnic identity in college, reconnecting with her birth parents, and finding for herself what it means to be Korean and Korean-American. Michelle’s life journey is a powerful story of self-discovery. 

In today’s episode, we chat with Michelle Kelley about her upbringing as an adopted Korean American and its salient influence on her personal and professional development. Michelle is a social media community manager as well as a certified health and life coach. In our conversation, Michelle talks about being forced to engage with her ethnic identity in college, reconnecting with her birth parents, and finding for herself what it means to be Korean and Korean-American. Michelle’s life journey is a powerful story of self-discovery.

Self-Discovery with Michelle Kelley | Episode 2

University curriculums have mostly kept pace with new majors, changing careers, and student interests, but one area that’s been left behind is the class scheduling process. Higher education administrators have done their best to maneuver the inconsistencies, but the back-end of class scheduling is riddled with potential pitfalls, lack of standardization, and lack of transparency. On today’s episode of the EdTech Podcast, host Daniel Litwin sat down with Michelle Kelley, Registrar at Edgewood College in Madison, Wisconsin and Skip Ernst, Product Manager at DIGARC, to discuss the challenges university registrar offices are facing and the technology solutions available. “Every semester we create the schedule of courses that’ll be offered and that students register for, but that process has not had a satisfactory software solution to streamline it,” Kelley said, explaining how data is exported to a cumbersome spreadsheet and then manually updated as educators provide information. “There are numerous problems in that process.” In his work at Florida-based DIGARC, Ernst said that that’s on par with what he hears from many other institutions. “It’s very surprising actually to hear that some are still using paper forms as a de facto standard,” he said. DIGARC provides cloud-based academic catalog and curriculum management solutions to higher education institutions. Since Edgewood College began using DIGARC’s SECTION solution, the class scheduling process has become simpler and easier for everyone to use. “In our implementation of the SECTION software, the very first thing that stood out for us was the dashboard,” Kelley said, explaining how the clean dashboard makes it easy for even non-tech savvy people to use. “SECTION provides a great mechanism to accomplish that.”

University curriculums have mostly kept pace with new majors, changing careers, and student interests, but one area that’s been left behind is the class scheduling process. Higher education administrators have done their best to maneuver the inconsistencies, but the back-end of class scheduling is riddled with potential pitfalls, lack of standardization, and lack of transparency. On today’s episode of the EdTech Podcast, host Daniel Litwin sat down with <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/michelle-kelley/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Michelle Kelley</a>, Registrar at <a href="https://www.edgewood.edu/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Edgewood College</a> in Madison, Wisconsin and <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/skip-ernst/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Skip Ernst</a>, Product Manager at <a href="https://www.digarc.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DIGARC</a>, to discuss the challenges university registrar offices are facing and the technology solutions available. “Every semester we create the schedule of courses that’ll be offered and that students register for, but that process has not had a satisfactory software solution to streamline it,” Kelley said, explaining how data is exported to a cumbersome spreadsheet and then manually updated as educators provide information. “There are numerous problems in that process.” In his work at Florida-based DIGARC, Ernst said that that’s on par with what he hears from many other institutions. “It’s very surprising actually to hear that some are still using paper forms as a de facto standard,” he said. DIGARC provides cloud-based academic catalog and curriculum management solutions to higher education institutions. Since Edgewood College began using DIGARC’s SECTION solution, the class scheduling process has become simpler and easier for everyone to use. “In our implementation of the SECTION software, the very first thing that stood out for us was the dashboard,” Kelley said, explaining how the clean dashboard makes it easy for even non-tech savvy people to use. “SECTION provides a great mechanism to accomplish that.”

More Resources for Registrars Will Mean Better Education for Students with Skip Ernst & Michelle Kelley

The Social Network Show welcomes Michelle Kelley to the September 22, 2014 episode. Michelle Kelley, a licensed counselor and owner of Girls Stand Strong answers the question, What is an empowered woman? She defines power versus empowerment and explains how she helps women to make changes in their lives to become more empowered. Michelle states that many women are disconnected from their personal needs and how this is one step in making changes in their lives. If this topic is something that interest you, listen to the tips that Michelle gives on becoming more empowered. For more reading on this subject, you can read Michelle's article titled, Today's Empowered Woman, Claiming Your Voice. Michelle Kelley, LCSW, is a licensed counselor and the owner of Girls Stand Strong, a professional counseling center in Warrenton Va. Michelle teaches girls and women how to develop the self-confidence they need to achieve their goals and realize their dreams. Through her speaking engagements, workshops, and counseling—Michelle provides girls and women with the essential tools to select and cultivate healthy friendships and relationships. Such positive relationships foster a strong emotional well-being and successful social lives. Please visit www.GirlsStandStrong.com or call 703.505.2413 for additional information. You can check out her website.

The Social Network Show welcomes Michelle Kelley to the September 22, 2014 episode. Michelle Kelley, a licensed counselor and owner of Girls Stand Strong answers the question, What is an empowered woman? She defines power versus empowerment and explains how she helps women to make changes in their lives to become more empowered. Michelle states that many women are disconnected from their personal needs and how this is one step in making changes in their lives. If this topic is something that interest you, listen to the tips that Michelle gives on becoming more empowered. For more reading on this subject, you can read Michelle's article titled, Today's Empowered Woman, Claiming Your Voice. Michelle Kelley, LCSW, is a licensed counselor and the owner of Girls Stand Strong, a professional counseling center in Warrenton Va. Michelle teaches girls and women how to develop the self-confidence they need to achieve their goals and realize their dreams. Through her speaking engagements, workshops, and counseling—Michelle provides girls and women with the essential tools to select and cultivate healthy friendships and relationships. Such positive relationships foster a strong emotional well-being and successful social lives. Please visit <a href="http://www.GirlsStandStrong.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.GirlsStandStrong.com</a> or call 703.505.2413 for additional information. You can check out her website.

Girls Do Stand Strong with Michelle Kelley