Scaling the Summit-- Radio Gold
Join us for candid conversations with movers and shakers within the physical and health literacy fields as a resource provided from the National Academy of Health and Physical Literacy.Show hosts, Charity Bryan and Sandra Sims, invite you to their monthly podcast where they…
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S7, E2: From Teacher to Leader: Building and Strengthening the Profession (opens the original)
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In this episode of Scaling the Summit – Radio Gold , Sandra and Charity sit down with Dr. Christy Killman to talk about what it means to build a career that not only moves the profession forward, but also lifts others along the way. With more than three decades of experience spanning K–12 physical education, higher education, professional leadership, mentoring, and service, Christy reflects on the experiences that shaped her journey and the people who helped influence her path. The conversation
S7, E1: Advocacy- Winning the Long Game (opens the original)
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In this episode of Scaling the Summit—Radio Gold , hosts Charity Bryan and Sandra Sims welcome Dr. Amy Upton for a conversation about moving from passion to influence. Dr. Upton shares insights from her experience as a counselor educator, former school counselor, researcher, organizational leader, and nationally recognized advocate. Together, they explore what effective advocacy really looks like, the habits of successful advocates, common mistakes professionals make, and why strong relationship
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