Capella University

I'm Dr. Scott, and I like to do all kinds of stuff with ABA outside autism and inside autism.

And we are joined today by Dr. Sarah Lalani, who is, so full disclosure, she is a very good friend of mine as well as a colleague of mine at Capella University.

Dr. Sarah Lalani is the professor of behavioral ethics at Capella University in the master's program and also holds students at the Chicago School for her doctorate students.

and is a specialist in organizational behavior management.

And so, Dr. Sirulani, I'm going to have you just, rather than me try to go through your history and everything else, tell us a bit about yourself, who you are, how you got into behavior analysis.

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I hope you're exaggerating.

No, Capella.

Six months?

Trust me, go look it up.

was one of them.

I don't know if that's still the case.

Yeah.

And, um, I, I'm, I'm glad to see that because, um, in 2023, no, 2022, I actually was part of, um, strategic education, which is Strayer and Capella University.

Yeah.

Um, I was part of a, a professional group that came in and helped them, helped all the HBCUs learn how to teach online, and they've always struggled with being accepted and being, um, being taken in as-

After that, she worked as a Cowlitz County investigator until last year.

She holds a master's degree from Capella University and a bachelor's degree from St. Martin's University and has training in infant death investigations, psychological autopsies, and forensic investigation.

Jessica's campaign is built around three themes, compassion, service, and prevention.

She wants to strengthen procedures and consistency and argues the office needs stronger credibility for mistakes.

And joining us is Dr. Constance St. Germain, the president of Capella University.

We're gonna talk about how 70% of Gen Z healthcare workers are looking to leave as US pro- uh, projects healthcare workforce shortages.

Welcome to the show, Dr. St. Germain.

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Absolutely.

Um, where can we go to learn more, uh, Constance? Because, you know, being president of Capella University, you have seen, you know, this kind of, uh, change in how we learn as well from going to a brick-and-mortar university to doing online learning, and also attending, um, technical schools and, you know, to start out at community colleges to start out, and then figure out what you wanna do in life.

Yes, absolutely.

There's so many, uh, opportunities out r- there, uh, for education.

So Paul Hasemeyer, he's the public safety director and fire chief for Hernando County, Florida.

Uh, Hasemeyer possesses a Doctor, uh, of Organizational Leadership from Columbia Southern University, and a Master in Public Administration from Capella University, and a Bachelor of Fire Science from Columbia Southern University.

He is a graduate of the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer program, and additionally, Hasemeyer is trained as a firefighter, paramedic, instructor, fire inspector, and in all of the NFPA 1670's technical rescue disciplines.

In addition to his current duties and responsibilities as a public safety director and a fire chief in Hernando County, Hasemeyer is a lead faculty member at Columbia Southern University, where he teaches online courses in their fire administration program.