Category Archive for ‘Stephanie’s Thoughts’
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Leadership for Divided Times: The White House Fellows Program
In my last post, I wrote about the urgent need for leadership in our country. The seeds of unrest and division are everywhere, and now more than ever we need strong leaders at the table. But where […]
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Leadership for Our Divided Times
The Divided States of America. A Nation Divided. America’s Political Divide Keeps Getting Wider. You see the headlines everywhere. Our country is in the throes of unrest and division. Now more than ever, we need effective leaders […]
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Mosquito Season Brings Growing Threat of Disease: 3 Ways to Stay Healthy
It may be the lazy, hazy days of summer, but this is no time to relax where mosquitoes are concerned. Not only is the mosquito population growing, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that […]
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Bolstering the Nursing Education Pipeline
As we conclude a month of celebrations for America’s nurses, it’s time to focus on what lies ahead. The reality is daunting. The country faces a worsening nursing shortage, with a predicted deficit of 800,000 Registered Nurses […]
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Top 5 Priorities to Achieve Global Health Security The Case for US Engagement
It’s no secret that Americans are growing world-weary. Our role on the global stage is the subject of intense political debate. A recent Pew survey found that only about a third of Americans feel the United States […]
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To Be or Not To Be…Civil? 5 C’s of Civility Provide a Roadmap for 2018
In today’s contentious world, people hunger for a return to civility in public discourse. More and more, fury seems to fuel our fractured political climate. This “us versus them” mentality has far-reaching implications. It drowns out meaningful […]
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