Category: Books
Organizational development university
By allkinds on Jul 20, 2009 | In Books

You guys know that I am for furthering your education and with these economic times and so many people looking for a job you really do need to stand out from the crowd. So if you are looking to further your education maybe you should check out Gonzaga University. Gonzaga University was founded in 1887 in Spokane, WA they have a 6,700 students and 34,000 alumni. Their mascot is the Bulldog and if you are wondering they do offer financial aid for those who qualify.
If you are looking to get a degree in Organizational Leadership, Gonzaga is known as the Organizational development university. Did you know they offer a Master’s in Organizational Leadership online? This degree incorporates knowledge from the social sciences, communication field, arts, humanities, and business, into a transformational leadership curriculum. This degree is designed for those aspiring leaders in corporate, government, not-for-profit, or community organizations. This great if you don’t live near campus or need to work around your schedule. This really worth checking out, you can visit their website and view a video, apply online or request more information.
Tiny Toes
By allkinds on Jan 17, 2009 | In Books
Here is a book that I thought was worth reading. The name of the book is called Tiny Toes and it is a book about a couple’s journey through infertility, prematurity and depression. The book was written by Kelly K. Damron, which describes how they overcame infertility and then the struggle to keep her marriage going and her babies alive. Although I have never had a problem with infertility I do know what it is like to have preemies, 2 out of my 4 children were preemies so I felt like I could relate to the author. The fear of the unknown comes to my mind when I think about it. The story of Kelly’s life is very touching and you wanted to hug her and tell her that it will all work out. Now this is not a book only for women as Kelly’s husband did a wonderful job with chapter 13, which is his part of the story. I am glad that she did not leave his story out it was very wonderfully written. She also includes tons of resources and a glossary in the back of the book. If you know someone or if you yourself are going through this then you need to read this book which is available at http://www.tinytoesbook.com for $14.95













