RSE

• University of Phoenix is pleased to announce Dr. Rodney Luster and Dr. Talee Vang as the keynote speakers for the second day of the University’s annual Inclusive Leadership Summit and Career Fair, May 2-4, 2023 .
• Throughout this session, there will be opportunities to discuss how these challenges disproportionately impact workplaces, schools, the healthcare system, and other social settings.
• Participants will leave with practical resources to put inclusive leadership skills into practice and a greater understanding of potential impact.
• Participants will engage in facilitated conversations about workforce trends and learn the skills necessary to become effective inclusive leaders in the workplace.

• One-third of young people have reported receiving nude videos or photographs, with more than half sent from strangers.
• Access to this online material has been linked by teachers to increases in sexual assault and misogynistic behaviour.
• Improving communication between schools and families is crucial so that messaging and advice about online misogyny is consistent.

On the curriculum

• Events such as Safer Internet Day can do good work in schools.
• There is not the space in the current national curriculum to examine and critique online misogyny in the detail it desperately needs.
• It’s not just in RSE, but across the curriculum that misogyny should be addressed.
• This presents an opportunity to make the problem of online misogyny more prominent and change the way it is taught.

Many ways to be a man

• These alternative ways of performing masculinities need to be taught in schools, so that the simplistic ways social influencers act out extreme masculinities online can be critiqued and replaced with knowledge of healthier identities and relationships.
• Organisations such as Beyond Equality run male-led workshops in schools to rethink dominant, macho masculinity.
• Students unpick stereotypes and are taught different ways of performing masculinities.
• At a primary school level, there is a lack of male teachers who can act as positive role models.

• University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies welcomed more than 560 attendees, the largest number to date, during the annual Knowledge Without Boundaries Summit, held October 13-15, 2022.
• The Knowledge Without Boundaries Summit welcomed 280 students this year, our largest student demographic to date, states Hinrich Eylers, Ph.D., P.E., vice provost, College of Doctoral Studies.
• Jacobs is Professor Emeritus at Ohio State University and a professor of human resource development at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
• The Journal of Leadership Studies is a quarterly academic research publication, produced by Wiley, on behalf of the University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies.

• University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies will hold its annual research event, Knowledge Without Borders Summit, on October 13-15, 2022, Moving Forward: Bridging the Gap Between Practice, Belonging, and Community, with topics exploring the potential of how society can catalyze forward after a confluence of events.
• The Knowledge Without Borders Summit convenes our scholars faculty, students, new graduates, and alumni, and provides a space for them to enrich and enlighten each other, states Hinrich Eylers, Ph.D., P.E., vice provost, College of Doctoral Studies.
• The Journal of Leadership Studies is a quarterly academic research publication, produced by Wiley, on behalf of the University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies.
• University of Phoenixs College of Doctoral Studies focuses on todays challenging business and organizational needs, from addressing critical social issues to developing solutions to accelerate community building and industry growth.