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 Al Siebert, PhD co author of The Adult Student's Guide to Survival & Success, is author of the award-winning The Resiliency Advantage: Master Change, Thrive Under Pressure, and Bounce Back From Setbacks. He received his MA and PhD in psychology from the University of Michigan. He has taught adult education classes and management psychology for over 35 years at Portland State University. He is also author of The Survivor Personality, a book about the inner nature of people strengthened by adversity.
 Amy Lademann is a certified Nia, Pilates & Yoga practitioner. She uses a holistic approach to fitness working with the body, mind, soul & spirit simultaneously, rather than one piece at a time. Her broad background and education in movement including; Pilates, Nia, Yoga, Karate and dance, in addition to being a Team Leader with Dr. Strands' Healthy for Life program as well her affiliation with the top rated nutritional support company in the US & Canada, allows her to create unique workout and lifestyle plans for her clients.
 Christine Hassler is professional
speaker who leads seminars and workshops to audiences around the country. She has appeared on The Today Show, CNN, and PBS (view), as well as various local television and
radio shows, speaking about life issues and "Expectation Hangovers™" - a phenomenon she identified and trademarked.
 Courtney E. Martin
is a journalist, filmmaker, and teacher. She has written for Newsweek, the New York Times, and the Village Voice-among other publications-and has been featured on
the TODAY Show, MSNBC, Fox News, PBS, Seventeen, Glamour, Family Circle, and radio programs across the nation.
 The Résumé Girl,
Lauren Hasson is young, energetic, full of great career advice, and she loves coaching college students through their first
career search! Students know her as their Résumé Girl, but she delivers far more than just résumés - she's also a coach, speaker, and author.
 Next Step
Magazine provides students, parents and counselors
with helpful college-planning articles and resources. The Web site, nextSTEPmag.com,
provides access to all articles as well as a college match tool, scholarship
search and interactive online community.
 Joe Martin is a nationally known
speaker, respected university professor, author, and educational consultant. He became the youngest faculty member ever hired to teach at a state university in Florida at the age of 24.
"Distinguished Teacher’s Award." Joe has taught students at all levels in K-12, including Title I, alternative ed, and gifted students.
 Ross Szabo
is the Director of Youth Outreach for the National Mental Health Awareness Campaign (NMHAC). Ross seeks to use his personal experience with mental disorders to raise awareness
and provide a positive example for young people nationwide.
 Natalie Butler has always been a
food enthusiast, and even in childhood was nicknamed the "food police" by her family. She was always aware of what other people were eating and would voice her concerns
if she didn't agree with their portion sizes or food choices. Natalie's innate sense of balanced eating combined with family members that were struggling with digestive
issues made nutrition a deeply interesting field of study. She is a member of the American Dietetic Association, Austin Dietetic Association, Nutrition Entrepreneurs, Weight Management
Dietetic Practice Group and the Sports, Cardiovascular and Wellness Nutritionists (SCAN) Dietetic Practice Group.
 Nancy Barry, a 25-year corporate veteran,
walked away from what she describes as "the best job in the world" to share her extensive business experience with others. She firmly believes "soft skills" are
the key to success in life and business. One of her passions is helping twentysomethings be successful in their careers. Nancy is the author of When Reality Hits: What Employers
Want Recent College Graduates to Know, published in May 2007.
 Barbara McRae, a nationally known parent/teen expert, bestselling author of “Coach Your Teen to Success,” host of Bridging the Gap Radio Show, syndicated columnist, specializes in helping time-crunched parents to positively impact teens today and beyond. Barbara’s unique “teen advice parenting” approach appears regularly online, in print, and in the media. Due to the effectiveness of parent-teen coaching, parents smoothly develop their teens into resourceful and responsible adults.
 Beverly Coggins professional organizer,
has been organizing herself and others for over 30 years, inspiring her authorship of the 1-2-3...Get Organized series.
"Organization is my passion, not as an end in itself, but as a means to an end. When my home, office, and life are organized, I have more time and energy to devote to my family, my friends,
and faith," observes Mrs. Coggins.
 Christie Garton realized that the Internet lacked resources, information and services specifically created for today's success-oriented and influential college woman. She launched www.UniversityChic.com - an online magazine and community website - to fill this important gap in 2006.
 Brandon L. Griffin began to speak nationally
to youth in 2004, motivating them to think of entrepreneurship as a way to successfully use their interests, skills, and knowledge. At a national conference
for young entrepreneurs Brandon announced the launch of www.FyeBye.com, a website for young people who were interested in business. Through FyeBye
(For Young Entrepreneurs By Young Entrepreneurs) Brandon's mission was to share the knowledge he gained when trying to start a business at a young age
with other youth. In 2006, after two years of planning and preparation, BLG Publishing launched the first issue of FyeBye Magazine, the first national
business publication with content written by youth. Brandon is a recent graduate of West Side High
Useful Resources
Stress Reduction Basics
The Most Complete Stress Reduction Guide Available Online
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Power Lunching 101, a high-stakes test of humanity
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Students with anxiety disorders a growing demographic
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