Posts by mcharleson
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We had a full house for Mark Pezarro’s Sustainability Series talk: Sustainability makes dollars & sense
We were thrilled to host a full house for Mark Pezarro’s Sustainability Series presentation last night, Sustainability makes dollars and sense: The business case for sustainability Mark was the sixth […]
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Master of Education in School Counselling Online Information Sessions
About the MEd in School Counselling Program City University of Seattle offers a fully classroom-based Master of Education (MEd) in School Counselling program in British Columbia, Canada. The MEd in […]
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Alumni Spotlight for March: Michelle Johal
We are always thrilled to share the news of our alumni. Highlighted this month is Michelle Johal. Registered Clinical Counsellor, Yoga Teacher and Reiki Practitioner. Michelle helps people break through the […]
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Is it good for you to be good?
Johnny B Goode “Way back up in the woods among the evergreens There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. […]
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Heather Henderson answers your Master of Education degree in ALBERTA questions
We sat down with Heather Henderson, Director of Canadian MEd Leadership Programs to address some of the frequently asked questions she hears from students considering the Master of Education program with […]
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Know Thyself, Educate the Unconscious: The Unthinkable
Have you ever arrived at work and wondered how did I get here? Have you ever promised: not to eat another piece of cake and here you are eating one; […]
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Intuition: Hocus Pocus or Path to the Laws of the Universe?
By Tom Culham My father was an engineer’s engineer. He helped design the Avro Aero, the fastest plane in the skies in the early 50’s. He lived in the post […]
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Tao of the MBA – the case for making business students learn to meditate
Jane MacDougall, of the National Post wrote a piece titled “Tao of the MBA” where she draws on observations about ethics, trust and good leadership, largely based on Tom Culham’s […]
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Economics 101: The More We Get Together the Happier We’ll Be
By Tom Culham I attended John Helliwell’s[1] lecture to a business crowd at the Wosk Center for Dialogue in Vancouver some years ago where he presented the results of his […]
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Education: What’s LOVE got to do with it?
By Tom Culham You don’t often find the words love and education in the same sentence. You might hear of a teacher’s passion for the profession, or a student’s passion […]
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