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Hosted by Candace Brendler & Jeannette Stawski · education · EN-US · 45 episodes
Join the Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education (AORE) as we dive into topics to help you advance your career in the outdoors.Thank you for our Advancing the Outdoor Professional jingle Demyan Hryciw!
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Episode #4
In this episode, Candace, Em Dahlgren and Eboni Goddard give us a behind-the-scene look at what its like to be a part of the best board of directors the side of the Mississippi. If you find youself inspired, head on over to AORE webpage and you can dig a little deeper or even apply to be on the board!
Episode #1
Welcome to the premiere episode of Rose, Bud, Thorn, a new monthly mini-series featuring AORE Executive Director Lee Davis! Join us the first Friday of every month to get a quick, transparent look into the state of AORE as Lee breaks down one major win, one real challenge, and one exciting opportunity ahead.
Episode #2
In this episode of Advancing the Outdoor Professional , Candace Brendler talks with Sasha Griffith of James Madison University about the power of networking, the intention behind sequencing activities, and how to present with confidence even when impostor syndrome shows up. Sasha shares how relationships at AORE helped shape her career, how she approaches conference sessions like team-building experiences, and why assessment can be simple, practical, and useful for outdoor programs. They also explore what makes professional conferences so valuable for new and seasoned practitioners alike.
Episode #1
<p>This week, host Candace Brendler sits down with Towson University's Zoe Huff to pull back the curtain on her experiences at AORE's Outdoor Professional Conference (OPC). Come for the high-level professional insights, stay for the heartwarming proof that networking doesn't have to be stiff—and that the bonds built in the outdoor community are built to last. Side effects of listening may include a sudden urge to call your favorite outdoor adventurer.</p>
Episode #19
<h2 >Description</h2> <p >In this episode of Advancing the Outdoor Professional, our host Candace Brendler speaks with Josie McKee, Director of Operations and Communications at Responder Alliance. The two discuss managing burnout and the effects of traumatic stress injuries. From climbing instructor and wilderness educator to search & rescue team member and resilience trainer, Josie shares her career journey and how her lived experience with stress injury shaped her work in resilience and stress management training.</p> <p >Tune in to learn about psychological first aid and how the stress continuum can help outdoor professionals recognize and manage stress injuries...
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