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Amanda Gotto GOTTOA Undergrad Major in Exercise Science American Public Systems University

ClaudiaHelmick cjhelmick Graduate Student of Health and Sports Science American Public University Systems

Bri Williams briwilliams19 Graduate Student in Health and Sports Science American Public University Systems

James Osler josler Professor in Education/Ed. Tech./School Adm./Grad. Studies North Carolina Central University A native of Durham, North Carolina, James Edward Osler II is an accomplished artist,... more »James Osler josler Professor in Education/Ed. Tech./School Adm./Grad. Studies North Carolina Central University A native of Durham, North Carolina, James Edward Osler II is an accomplished artist, teacher, and researcher. Currently, he is a faculty member in the North Carolina Central University (NCCU) School of Education, in the Department of Allied Professions (Educational Leadership) teaching in the areas of Research Methods and Statistical Analysis. He also serves in Department of Curriculum and Instruction (Educational Technology). His research foci are: 1.) Novel mathematically–grounded statistical metrics; and 2.) Quantifiable Instructional Systems Design informatics. He has authored and published research articles, books, courseware, eBooks, games, and videos on multiple topics designed to encourage the development of education as a science. Osler’s additional interests include: ministry, fundamental Christian Education; mathematical foundations of research; courseware design; gamification; illustration; invention metrics; teaching; consulting; and service–based initiatives. In his professional career he has served as the Program Coordinator of the Graduate Program in Educational Technology and authored the Graduate Program in Online Instructional Design. He has received three of the highest and most respected honors at NCCU: “The Employee Recognition Award for Outstanding Service” and “The University Award for Teaching Excellence”, and the first “Chancellor’s Award for Innovation”. To see more you head to this about.me page: <a href="https://about.me/josler" target="_blank">https://about.me/josler</a> Scroll to the bottom of the page for more links.

Manuhuia Barcham ManuhuiaBarcham Writer / Entrepreneur / Digital Nomad An entrepreneur by nature, the goal of my work is nothing less than to reshape the world. I'm demonstrating how working... more »Manuhuia Barcham ManuhuiaBarcham Writer / Entrepreneur / Digital Nomad An entrepreneur by nature, the goal of my work is nothing less than to reshape the world. I'm demonstrating how working together in innovative ways and breaking down traditional boundaries can help us create new value in the world in a sustainable way. I've never been very good at 'fitting' in to boxes. In my own education, for example, I've always worked across a range of sectors with my undergraduate work in Molecular Biology and my Masters Degree in Political Science being completed at Canterbury University in New Zealand, followed by studying Political Philosophy at Oriel College, Oxford University in England and eventually taking my PhD in Political Philosophy from the Australian National University in Canberra, Australia. Throughout this period I was active in the consulting field and undertook a range of short-term projects for government and non-government clients across the Asia-Pacific region, mainly in the international development sector. Then, after working in universities in Australia and New Zealand for a few years, I took up the post as Foundation Director of the Centre for Indigenous Governance and Development at Massey University, New Zealand in 2005. Throughout this period I continued to provide professional advice for a range of agencies including the Australian and New Zealand governments, the United Nations Development Program, the World Bank and other groups across the Asia-Pacific region. Since leaving the university sector I have focused on growing my commercial interests through the creation of a range of companies. In addition to this I continue to write, publish and speak on a range of topics. So far I've published one book and over 20 articles and book chapters. This includes work on the emergence of the new economy, entrepreneurship, economic development, good governance, health systems and environmental management. In 2013 my next book ‘The First Maori Renaissance’ will come out through Penguin.