Starts: May 10, 2010, [Mon] 01:30 PM Eastern (EDT, North America/US)
Ends: May 10, 2010, [Mon] 02:30 PM Eastern (EDT, North America/US)

The success of a student is determined in a large degree to the person
teaching the class. In colleges, adjunct faculty are playing a larger
role in delivering learning. Although most of these people are highly
expert in their fields, most do not have good classroom skills and so
the communication does not transfer well. Imagine a classroom where the
teacher knows the behavioral preferences of each student, and the class
as a whole. Imagine also the collaboration that comes from the students
better understanding their own preferences and those of the teacher.
Join Lou and shake up how you prepare for a class.

Lou Russell is president and CEO of L+EARN and Russell Martin
& Associates. Both are consulting and training companies focused on
improving business results. Lou and her staff deliver learning
experiences that are fun, flexible, fast and measurable. She believes
that learning and earning go hand in hand. From improving admission
numbers to growing faculty and improved retention, she can help you
ensure that students achieve their educational and career goals while
you meet your business goals. She focuses on faculty development,
retention and recruitment of students, project management, leadership
and organizational learning opportunities.
She is the author of The Accelerated Learning Fieldbook and Project Management for Trainers, IT Leadership Alchemy, Leadership Training, Training Triage and her newest book The 10 Steps of Successful Project Management. She is a frequent contributor to CCA's The Link, Computer World, Career College Central and Inside Indiana Business, among others, and publishes the monthly Learning Flash electronic newsletter. Lou is also the author of The People Side of Project Management,
part of the Villanova Advanced Project Management certificate program.
A popular speaker, Lou addresses national and international conferences
such as the Career College Association, ACCET, Training 2008, Project
Management Institute, Project World, LotuSphere, ASTD and the Society
of Information Management (SIM).