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Credi's CEO Tim Dean Live on Sky News with Ticky Fullerton
Tim Dean, Credi's CEO was live in Sky News Sydney's studio this month, talking with Ticky Fullerton. The bank of Mum and Dad is a constant reminder of the significant number of Australian's lending money between family and friends. Although this process can be seen as unsafe and may put relationships at risk, it's still something that most Australian's do.
Tim Dean explains in the interview that Credi.com helps to make this process formalised through an inbuilt contract in Credi's platform, along with providing users with loan management features. With $28 Million worth of loans and 1000 users on the platform, it's safe to say Credi is helping Australian's protect their relationships and lend in a safe and manageable way by formalising the process.
Credit: Ticky Fullerton
Source: SkyNews on Youtube
Isabella Fransz
NOTE: The views and opinions expressed here are mine and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of Credi Pty Ltd.
Credi Pty Ltd (Credi) is not a bank, provider of legal advice or a financial lender.
Credi only provides a platform that allows friends, family and third parties to originate, negotiate and conclude loan agreements amongst themselves.
Credi does not provide legal advice, monitor or assess, agree, approve or decline any loan requests nor does the platform perform any funds transfer services.
Credi is not a law firm or legal practise, is not engaged in a legal practise and Credi does not act as lawyers or provide a legal service.
Nothing on this site should be considered is legal advice and you should consult a lawyer in your area to get specific legal advice and certainty of your legal rights and obligations.
The use of the Credi platform is governed by Credi's Terms of Use.
05/08/2017 /0 Comments/by Isabella Fransz
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png 0 0 Isabella Fransz https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png Isabella Fransz2017-08-05 11:07:342017-12-15 14:33:30Credi's CEO Tim Dean Live on Sky News with Ticky Fullerton
Credi live on Sydney's 2UE 954 News Talk with Peter Switzer
Live from Sydney, Tim Dean joined Peter Switzer, the host of 2UE 954 News Talk, for an interview about Credi. Tim goes into detail about Credi and how the loan agreement created when building a loan helps Credi users formalise their agreement and feel peace of mind when lending.
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Credi-featured-on-2UE-Radio-Sydney-on-2nd-August-2.mp3
Credit: Peter Switzer
Source: 2UE 954 News Talk Sydney
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png 0 0 Isabella Fransz https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png Isabella Fransz2017-08-03 15:29:462017-12-15 14:34:00Credi live on Sydney's 2UE 954 News Talk with Peter Switzer
Credi's new records in July 2017
Credi.com, the platform that powers "the Bank of Mum and Dad" – has set new records this July 2017. Overall the platform has exponentially increased the number of users and overall loans on the platform.
This July 2017 saw $26 million worth of loans set up to be managed and formalised on the platform. With $8.5 million of this being active/live on our platform – seeing a 61% increase from last month.
The platform is also 46 away from reaching 1000 users on the platform. This has overall seen a 62% increase from last months user statistics.
Keep an eye out for more to come and next months statistics.
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Credi live on air with Ben Davis at 4BC 1116 News Talk
Credi was featured live on air with 4BC 1116 News Talk's Ben Davis. New research has found that more than $1 billion worth of informal loans are made each year. A significant number of these were from parents. Credi, overall, takes away the emotional pressures when lending money to family and friends.
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Credi-featured-on-4BC-Radio-on-21st-July-2017.mp3
Credit: Ben Davis
Source: 4BC 1116 News Talk
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png 0 0 Isabella Fransz https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png Isabella Fransz2017-07-25 15:17:042017-12-15 15:19:18Credi live on air with Ben Davis at 4BC 1116 News Talk
Really Moving: A guide to help you afford to buy a home
Really Moving's guide to buying a property help's you determine whether you can afford to buy a new home, highlighting the influence of the Bank of Mum and Dad.
For Really moving the most important step in deciding to buy a new home is to determine whether you can afford it, which doesn't always mean keeping up with mortgage repayments. They highlight that purchasing the property and mortgages are just the beginning of the expenses when buying a home. People often forget or don't realise the upfront expenditure that is required.
Really Moving highlights these initial costs and lays out a strategy to help you afford to buy a property. An important lender in the property market that they mention and suggest to use is the Bank of Mum and Dad.
Credit: Really Moving
Source: www.reallymoving.com/
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Market Research by Vox Pops in the UK
Market research in the form of interviews on the street with locals, by Vox Pops, highlights the influence of the Bank of Mum and Dad in the UK. Vox Pops short 50-second video shows select subjects sharing their views and experiences of the Bank of Mum and Dad in their lives. Ranging from teenagers parents who've admitted to financially supporting their kids, to young adults admitting they still living at home with their parents. This Market research is just one of many publications showing both the negatives and positive effects of the Bank of mum and dad, and ultimately the impact they have in the United Kingdom.
Credit: Titan Events and Vox Pops
Source: Vox Pops via Youtube
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png 0 0 Isabella Fransz https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png Isabella Fransz2017-07-24 11:27:582017-12-15 15:30:31Market Research by Vox Pops in the UK
First Home Buyers Worry About Finances Even With The Help of BOMAD
A new survey from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) shows that first home buyers still worry about their finances even after receiving support from family for a down payment on a home. 18% of first time home buyers shared that their down payment included a gift from family. These individuals who've received help from family further said they felt less comfortable with their mortgage debt and were unsure of where to turn if ever in financial trouble.
The Bank of Mum and Dad are a large contributor to the property market and are a significant lender to first-time buyers. However, can BOMAD really make a difference when there's a broken housing market and now a change in mortgage rules?
Credit: CBC News
Source: www.cbc.ca
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/toronto-real-estate.jpg 349 620 Isabella Fransz https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png Isabella Fransz2017-07-18 10:34:212017-12-15 15:31:34First Home Buyers Worry About Finances Even With The Help of BOMAD
Lending £6.5 billion: The Bank of Mum and Dad
Overall, in 2017, the Bank of Mum and Dad is expected to be one of the greatest lenders in the United Kingdom, lending £6.5 billion. What's the most popular reason for lending BOMAD lending their children money you ask? The Bank of Mum and Dad continues to financially support their children in buying their first home, as first-time buyers continue to struggle to save for a home. It is believed this struggle of Generations X and Y is a result of intergenerational inequality and the 'broken housing market'.
Research from the Legal & General and economic consultancy Cebr has reported a 30% increase in lending, from £5 billion in 2016. Highlighting that parents will now be involved in 25% of the UK's property transactions, funding up to £75 billion in property purchases in 2017.
Credit: Nick Fletcher
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/3500.jpg 372 620 Isabella Fransz https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png Isabella Fransz2017-07-18 09:47:552017-12-15 15:33:21Lending £6.5 billion: The Bank of Mum and Dad
Tim Dean's live interview with Sonya Feldhoff of ABC Radio Adelaide
Tim Dean, Credi's CEO was live on air with ABC Radio Adelaide's Sonya Feldhoff. Tim discussed with Sonya what Credi.com is and how it works to help both lenders and borrowers manage and formalise their loans. He went on to discuss the importance of documenting loans and his experiences that led him to the create and what now is Credi.
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Audio-only-110717-ABC-Adelaide-Radio-Tim-Dean-portion-only.mp4
Credit: Sonya Feldhoff
Source: ABC Radio Adelaide
https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Screenshot-2017-07-18-08.55.41.png 591 634 Isabella Fransz https://credi.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/credi-logo-1d.png Isabella Fransz2017-07-13 10:07:022017-12-15 15:34:02Tim Dean's live interview with Sonya Feldhoff of ABC Radio Adelaide
Second Steppers needing help from BOMAD
Findings from recent research shows that 32% of second steppers looking to make the big move to their second home seek financial support from their family and friends.
The estimated difference between a first time property purchase and a second time property purchase is £126,000.
Getting onto the property ladder is commonly seen as a difficult step to make, however, one in four second-steppers thinks moving up the property ladder is even more difficult.
Credit: Georgia Owen
Source: www.todaysconveyancer.co.uk/
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Important Notice: Credi Pty Ltd (Credi) is not a bank, provider of legal advice or a financial lender. Credi only provides a platform that allows friends, family and third parties to originate, negotiate and conclude loan agreements amongst themselves. Credi does not provide legal advice, monitor or assess, agree, approve or decline any loan requests nor does the platform perform any funds transfer services. Credi is not a law firm or legal practise, is not engaged in a legal practise and Credi does not act as lawyers or provide a legal service. Nothing on this site should be considered legal advice and you should consult a lawyer in your area to get specific legal advice and certainty of your legal rights and obligations. The use of the Credi platform is governed by Credi's Terms of Use. Find out more.

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[1-13-2012] The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is notifying the public that two additional cases of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML), a rare but serious brain infection that can result in death, have been reported with the lymphoma drug Adcetris (brentuximab vedotin). Due to the serious nature of PML, a new Boxed Warning highlighting this risk has been added to the drug label. At the time of Adcetris' approval in August 2011, one case of PML was described in the Warnings and Precautions section of the label.


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Q: java jsoup - How to get all links from a href searching by a text I have a lot of this lines in a webpage:
Title
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Title
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and i want to get only:
City1/Waves321.aspx
City2/Waves761.aspx
and so on... every ahref before "Title".
I tested with this code:
public class ListLinks {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
        Validate.isTrue(args.length == 1, "usage: supply url to fetch");
        String url = args[0];
        String address;

        Document doc = Jsoup.connect(url).timeout(10*1000).get();
        Elements links = doc.select("a[href~=(Waves)]");
        //String linkText = links.text();

        for (Element link : links) {
            String linkHref = link.attr("href");
            address = url + linkHref;
            System.out.println(address);
        }

and it works for most of the links, but it misses the ones that "Title" is in a new line, like this:

Title (txt)

I cannot change the webpage code (by the way :/)
How can i achieve this in Jsoup?

A: you can do like this -
Elements e = doc.getElementsByTag("a");
e.stream().forEach(p -> System.out.println(p.attr("href")));

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Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today revealed the first online screenshots of upcoming Action/RPG The Lord of the Rings: War in the North, along with the game's E3 Trailer.
Developed by Snowblind Studios, The Lord of the Rings: War in the North is bringing war-torn Middle-earth to fans as never before played or seen. Give your readers a look at these newly released screenshots featuring the treacherous lands of the Mirkwood, vicious troll battles and images of the Fellowship – human, dwarf, and elf – battling against fierce enemies.
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North evolves the Action/RPG genre through innovative online, interdependent co-op play for up to three players, who form their own Fellowship and engage in brutal combat. Gamers must play together or perish as they explore previously unseen lands, story elements and characters as well as elements familiar from past feature films. Players engage in extensive character customization and development, expansive co-op gameplay options and upgradeable weapons, skills and special abilities.


Today's Game (NOVEMBER 1st) Cancelled- The Team Remains UNDEFEATED!!!!!!
Here are a bunch of pictures from the NEC Championship Meet/Jim Munn Invitational. One of the parents was kind enough to take pictures throughout the meet. There were over 1600 athletes who ran in the meets.
A great day for Gloucester and the O'Maley teams finished 3rd for the girls and 6th for the boys.


I have just finished watching my last episode of my dvds of the hit TV show House. I have become so obsessed with the show that I spend hours a day just watching the episodes one after another. In the past 3 weeks I have watched over 35 hours of this show. Thats a lot of time. Why do we Americans get so attached to a TV show that if we miss it we go insane? I know plenty of people who can not go a week without seeing the new episode of Gossip Girl or the OC. This is an addiction. And not a very good one. We can't wait to see what happens next week, what the drama is gonna be and who is gonna die or get shot or whatever. Maybe we should re- prioritize whats important. Reading a book or watching One Tree Hill. Well I would choose One Tree Hill. Unfortunately, I guess I don't practice what I preach seeing how my TV shows have been a high priority.
you know what, i never even thought about that. there are all kinda of addictions; drugs and alcohol, but no one ever considered tv. People rush home to see tv shows, which could probably cause an accident because they are going too fast. People become detached from their families because of watching tv too much. it's defiantly something to think about.


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Les Infournas (Vivaro-Alpine: Infornats) is a former commune in the Hautes-Alpes department in southeastern France. Since 2013 it is part of the commune Saint-Bonnet-en-Champsaur.

Population

See also
Communes of the Hautes-Alpes department

References

Former communes of Hautes-Alpes

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John Hendricks, MA, EdD, Arizona State University.
Patricia Henry, BA, University of Detroit Mercy; BA, Wayne State University; MA, University of Central Florida; PhD, Walden University.
Twana Hilton-Pitre, BA, MA, Southern University; PhD, Colorado State University.
Joe Ann Hinrichs, BA, MA, University of Illinois at Springfield; EdS, EdD, Northern Illinois University.
Tammy Hoffman, MA, Georgia State University; EdD, University of Phoenix.
Robert Hogan, MS, New York University; PhD, University of Central Florida.
John Holahan, BA, MFA, University at Buffalo; PhD, Temple University.
Linda Holcomb, BA, Stetson University; MA, Western Carolina University.
Kathryn Hollywood, BA, MA, St. John's University; EdS, PhD, Fordham University.
Sharon Holyfield-Cooper, MEd, Cambridge College; EdD, Loyola University.
Sarah Hough, BS, MA, PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Mary Howe, MEd, PhD, University of Southern Mississippi.
Li-Ching Hung, BA, Eternal Life Christian University; MEd, University of Mississippi; PhD, Mississippi State University.
Karen Hunt, BS, MEd, PhD, Louisiana State University.
Barbara Hunter, BS, Old Dominion University; MEd, University of the Virgin Islands; PhD, University of Illinois.
Ioan Ionas, PhD, University of Missouri, Columbia.
Ann Jablonski, MEd, Boston College; PhD, Fordham University.
Gloria Jacobs, MS, PhD, University of Rochester.
Crissie Jameson, BS, University of North Texas; MS, University of Texas; PhD, Florida State University.
Jann James, BA, The Ohio State University; EdD, University of Arizona.
Esther Javetz, PhD, The Ohio State University.
Michael Jazzar, BA, MA, Western Michigan University; EdS, PhD, Michigan State University.
John Johnson, BA, Bible Missionary Institute; MA, Azusa Pacific University; PhD, Biola University.
Sandra Johnson, BS, Empire State College; MA, Vermont College of Norwich University, MEd, Lesley College; PhD, Walden University.
Anju Jolly, BS, Jiwaji University; MEd, Clarion University of Pennsylvania; EdD, Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
J. Don Jones, BS, MEd, East Texas State University; EdD, University of Houston.
Jamie Jones, BS, University of Pittsburgh; EdD, Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Natolyn Jones-Ferguson, BA, Austin PeayMS, University of Mississippi; PhD, Nova Southeastern University.
Wendy Jordan, MS, EdD, East Carolina University.
Brandy Kamm, BA, Stetson University; MA, University of Central Florida; PhD, University of Florida.
Therese Kanai, BA, University of Hawaii; MA, Heritage College; PhD, Walden University.
Gibbs Kanyongo, MS, PhD, Ohio University.
Joanna Karet, BA, MS, University of Colorado–Boulder; PhD, Colorado State University.
Laura Karl, BS, MEd, University of Texas at El Paso; EdD, Walden University.
Nichole Karpel, BA, Eastern Connecticut State University; MS, Pennsylvania State University; EdD, George Washington University.
Mansureh Kebritchi, MA, University of Toronto; PhD, University of Central Florida.
Jennifer Keeley, MAT, University of Iowa; PhD, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
James Keen, BA, Haverford College; EdD, Harvard University.
Charla Kelley, BS, Tennessee State University; MA, Vanderbilt University; EdD, Tennessee State University.
Brenda Kennedy, BA, National College of Education; MA, Northeastern Illinois University; CAS, EdD, National-Louis University.
Paula Kennedy-Dudley, EdD, East Carolina University.
Edward Kim, BA, University of California; MEd, University of San Diego; PhD, University of Denver.
Maryjane Kirby, BA, Methodist College; MA, Fayetteville State University; PhD, Capella University.
Peter Kiriakidis, BEd, University of Toronto, Canada; MA, Columbia University; PhD, Touro University International.
Susan Koyzis, MEd, Marymount University; EdD, College of William and Mary.
Gloria Kumagai, BA, MSW, PhD, University of Minnesota.
Timothy Lafferty, MA, Villanova University; EdD, University of Pennsylvania.
Elina Lampert-Shepel, PhD, Teachers College, Columbia University.
Randy J. Lane, EdS, Samford University; PhD, University of Alabama.
Carla Lane-Johnson, BS, Washington University; MA, Webster University; EdD, University of Missouri.
Andre Lawe, MS, PhD, St. John's University.
Dennis Lawrence, BA, Rockhurst University; MA, EdD, University of Kansas.
Suzanne LeBeau, MA, Georgian Court University; MEd, Rivier College; EdD, Nova Southeastern University.
Maryann Leonard, MS, The College of New Rochelle; PhD, University of North Carolina, Greensboro.
Colleen Lindecker, MSED, University of Wisconsin–La Crosse; PhD, Capella University.
Peggy Locke, BS, University of Oklahoma; MA, University of Missouri; PhD, University of Nebraska.
Matthew Long, BS, Eastern Michigan University; MS, North Carolina State University-Raleigh; EdD, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Maryanne Hunter Longo, BS, MA, EdD, Temple University.
Dianne Lefly, MA, University of Colorado; DOCT, University of Denver.
Barbara Lopez Avila, MS, St. Thomas University; PhD, Florida International University.
Kathleen Lynch, BA, Notre Dame College; MEd, Lesley University; PhD, University of Pennsylvania.
Fatima Mansur, BA, The City College of the City University of New York; MA, New Jersey City University; EdD, Nova Southeastern University.
Catherine Marienau, PhD, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
Ralph Marino, Jr., MS, The State University of New York; EdD, Nova Southeastern University.
Sylvia Mason, BS, Appalachian State University; MEd, North Carolina State University; EdD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Jennifer Mathes, MS, Illinois State University; MBA, DeVry University–Downers Grove; PhD, University of Illinois.
David Mathieu, BA, MA, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; EdD, The University of South Dakota.
Delois Maxwell, BS, Middle Tennessee State University; MS, Idaho State University; EdD, Middle Tennessee State University.
Irene McAfee, BS, MEd, PhD University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
William McCook, MA, PhD, University of Connecticut.
Michelle McCraney, BS, Central Florida University; EdD, Nova Southeastern University.
Charles McElroy, BS, MS, Texas A&M University; EdD, University of Memphis.
Jennifer McLean, BA, Augustana College; MEd, Pennsylvania State University; PhD, Capella University.
Keren Meister-Emerich, BS, University of Wisconsin; MS, EdD, University of Wyoming.
Scott Mertes, MA, University of Iowa; PhD, University of Nebraska.
James Miller, MEd, PhD, University of New Orleans.
Shereeza Mohammed, MEd, University of Phoenix; PhD, Florida Atlantic University.
Kathleen Montgomery, MA, George Washington University; PhD, Penn State University Park.
Paula Montgomery, BA, MEd, University of Southwestern Louisiana; PhD, University of Southern Mississippi.
Nori Cuellar Mora, BS, MS, EdD, Texas A&M University.
Mary Lou Morton, MEd, University of Alaska, Fairbanks; PhD, Indiana University.
Howard Moskowitz, BA, Bowling Green State University; MA, PhD, University of Toledo.
Brian Muller, BA, Greensboro College; MEd, EdD, University of North Carolina Greensboro.
Sunny Munn, BA, BS, MA, MPA, PhD, Ohio State University.
Nyaradzo Mvududu, MBA, University of Washington; EdD, Seattle Pacific University.
Antoinette Myers, MBA, MS, Cypress College; EdD, Northcentral University.
Juliette Myers, BA, University of North Carolina; MA, Hollins University; PhD, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Stacy Ness, BS, Minnesota State University, Mankato; MA, Saint Mary's University; PhD, Capella University.
Benjamin Ngwudike, MSED, PhD, Jackson State University.
Kim Nisbett, BS, Liberty University; MA, Webster University; EdD, Nova Southeastern University.
Nicolae Nistor, PhD, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Muchen, Germany.
Katherine Norman, BS, University of Texas at Arlington; MS, Texas A&M University-Commerce; PhD, University of Kansas, Main Campus.
Kathleen Norris, MEd, Ohio University; PhD, Creighton University.
Evelyn Ogden, BS, Douglas College; MS, EdD, Rutgers University.
Helen T. Oliver, MBA, Strayer University; MSEd, PhD, University of Mississippi.
Laura Onafowora, MPA, New York University; PhD, University of North Carolina, Greensboro.
Suzanne O'Neill, EdD, University of South Florida.
Judith Orth, BS, Indiana University; PhD, University of Pittsburgh.
Jose Otaola, BS, MS, University of Puerto Rico; PhD, Capella University.
Tabitha Otieno, MA, PhD, Ohio University.
Deanne Otto, BS, Trenton State College; MS, PhD, University of North Dakota.
Sydney Parent, MSW, Utah University; PhD, Brigham Young University.
Patricia Patrick, MEd, PhD, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Carole Pearce, MS, Buffalo State College; PhD, The Pennsylvania State University.
Richard (Glenn) Penny, BA, Wake Forest University; MBA, City University of Seattle; PhD, Duke University.
David Perry, BEd, University of Saskatchewan, Canada; MA, MA, PhD, Gonzaga University.
Thomas Pfundstein, BA, Ohio Wesleyan University; MA, John Carroll University; PhD, University of Akron.
Rachel Pienta, PhD, Florida State University.
Carla Piper, MA, Stanford University; EdD, University of the Pacific.
Tina Pitt, MS, EdD, North Carolina State University.
Donald Poplau, BA, Macalester College; MA, EdS, EdD, University of St. Thomas.
Alfred Porter, BS, University of Georgia; MEd, Columbus State University; EdD, Argosy University.
Kevin Quinlan, BVE, Memorial University of Newfoundland; MEd, University of New Brunswick; EdD, University of Toronto, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.
Michael Raffanti, MEd, The Evergreen State College; MA, Union Institute and University; EdD, Fielding Graduate Institute.
Mary Ramirez, EdD, University of Massachusetts; PhD, Syracuse University.
Martin Ratcliffe, MA, EdD, Oral Roberts University.
Casey Reason, BS, MEd, PhD, Bowling Green State University.
Charlotte Redden, MA, University of Colorado–Denver; MA, PhD, University of Denver.
Frances Reed, MEd, Governors State University; PhD, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Janet Reid-Hector, MS, New York University; EdD, Teachers College, Columbia University.
Diann Richardson, MSEd, Western Illinois University; MA, University of Iowa; PhD, Capella University.
Gloria Richardson, MA, University of Southern Mississippi; EdD, Mississippi State University.
Jesse Richter, MEd, Montana State University; EdD, Colorado Technical University.
Georgene Risko, MEd, Temple University; PhD, The Ohio State University.
Debora Ritter-Williams, MAST, Arizona State University; PhD, University of South Carolina-Columbia.
Marilyn Robb, MEd, Towson University; PhD, University of the West Indies.
Beth Robelia, MS, PhD, Minnesota State University.
Timothy Rodriguez, MSEd, Western Illinois University; PhD, University of Iowa.
Peter Ross, PhD, University of Florida.
Barbara Salice, BA, MEd, University of Hawaii; EdD, University of Southern California.
Olga Salnikova, BA, Omsk State Pedagogical University, Russia; MEd, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; PhD, Omsk State Pedagogical University, Russia.
Ieda Santos, MEd, Massey University; PhD, University of Warwick.
Ellen Scales, MEd, Arcadia University; PhD, University of Pennsylvania.
Barbara Schirmer, BS, The State University of New York at Buffalo; MEd, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh; EdD, The State University of New York at Buffalo.
James Schiro, BBA, Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration; MSA, Central Michigan University; PhD, Walden University.
Derek Schroll, BA, Greensboro College; MS, EdD, Walden University.
Amy Sedivy-Benton, MS, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; PhD, Loyola University Chicago.
Jennifer Seymour, MA, University of Missouri, Columbia; PhD, University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Learty Shaw, MAST, PhD, Mercer University.
Alia Sheety, MBA, University of Haifa, Israel; PhD, PhD, Arizona State University.
Judy Shoemaker, MS, University of Saint Francis; EdD, Nova Southeastern University.
Salina Shrofel, AB, BEd, MA, University of Manitoba; PhD, University of Toronto.
Laura Siaya, PhD, Minnesota State College & University.
Karen Slonski, MS, Nova Southeastern University; PhD, State University of New York.
Ann Smith, BA, University of Northern Iowa; MA, Iowa State University; PhD, University of Maryland College.
Jean Sorrell, MSN, University of Wisconsin, Madison; PhD, George Mason University.
Wallace Southerland, BA, MS, University of Bridgeport; PhD, University of Maryland.
Geraldine Spinella, BA, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College; MEd, National-Louis University, Wheeling; EdD, Loyola University Chicago.
Celeste Stansberry, BS, Southern University and A&M College; MEd, EdD, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Oran Stewart, BA, MEd, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh; PhD, Ohio University.
Kimberly Strunk, BA, California State University, Sacramento; MS, National University; PhD, University of Arkansas.
Joanne Stuckey, BS, MA, New Mexico State University; PhD, University of Texas at Austin.
Catherine Sullivan, BFA, University of Georgia; MEd, Armstrong Atlantic State University; PhD, Capella University.
Linda Swanson, MA, Southern Illinois University; MS, Kansas State University; PhD, San Diego State University.
Kathryn Swetnam, BA, Colorado Christian University; MA, University of Denver; PhD, Walden University.
Lucian Szlizewski, BS, MEd, Ball State University; PhD, Miami University.
Michael Tappler, BS, Alabama State University; MAEd, University of Phoenix; PhD, Capella University.
Mohamed Tazari, BA, Strasbourg University; MA, University of Paris–Sorbonne; EdD, Teachers College, Columbia University.
Christian Teeter, MBA, EdD, University of Southern California.
Ryan Theroux, BA, Rhode Island College; MS, University of Rhode Island; PhD, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Debbey Thomas, BS, Southern Illinois University; MEd, National-Louis University; EdD, Loyola University Chicago.
Donna Thomas, MEd, North Carolina State University; EdD, Wingate University.
Earl Thomas, BA, MA, University of Missouri–Kansas City; EdD, Kansas State University.
Robert Throop, BS, State University of New York at Potsdam; MEd, St. Lawrence University; PhD, Syracuse University.
Mari Tinney, MA, Brigham Young University; PhD, Utah State University.
Claribel Torres-Lugo, MS, University of Southern Florida; EdD, University of North Florida.
Francisco Trindade Leite, BS, Universidade Estadual de Maringa; PhD, Pennsylvania State University.
Kimberly Truslow, BS, College of Charleston; MEd, Georgia College & State University; EdD, Sam Houston State University.
Tammye Turpin, BS, MS, Louisiana Tech University; EdD, University of Louisiana at Monroe.
Vicki Underwood, MA, PhD, University of Texas at Austin.
James Valadez, BA, University of California, Santa Cruz; MA, University of California, Los Angeles; PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Kathleen Van Horn, BA, University of Colorado; MS, EdD, Utah State University.
Lynn Varner, MEd, Delta State University; PhD, University of Mississippi.
Michael Vinella, BA, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; MA, Kean University; PhD, Walden University.
Dimitrios Vlachopoulos, PhD, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain.
Stacy Wahl, BA, Molloy College; MEd, Long Island University; EdD, Capella University.
Erin Walsh, MPA, MSPH, Carnegie Mellon University; PhD, University of Pennsylvania.
Maureen L. Walsh, EdD, Hamline University.
Nancy Walters, MA, The Ohio State University; PhD, University of Minnesota at Twin Cities.
Maryann Wangemann, MS, Johns Hopkins University; EdD, George Washington University.
Elizabeth Warren, BA, ML, JD, DP, University of South Carolina.
Beryl Watnick, MS, Barry University; PhD, Union Institute and University.
Carol Watson, BA, MS, PhD, Indiana University.
Kriesta Watson, BA, University of Michigan; MEd, Harvard University; EdD, Morgan State University.
Lemuel Watson, MA, Ball State University; EdD, Indiana University, Bloomington.
Catherine Watt, AA, MA, University of South Carolina–Colombia; PhD, University of Maryland College.
Donald Wattam, BS, MEd, EdD, University of Montana.
David Weintraub, BS, Ball State University; MEd, The College of New Jersey; EdD, Nova Southeastern University.
Marilyn Wells, BS, University of Central Oklahoma; MS, EdD, Oklahoma State University.
Steve Wells, BM, University of Idaho; MM, University of Colorado; EdD, Texas A&M University.
Suzanne E. Wesson, EdD, Texas A&M University.
Jerita Whaley, BS, Oklahoma Christian College; MS, EdD, Oklahoma State University.
Amy White, PhD, University of North Texas.
Cathryn White, MEd, EdD, University of Houston.
Heather White, BS, MS, Central Missouri State University; EdD, Walden University.
Bonita Wilcox, MEd, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania; PhD, University of Pittsburgh.
Edward Williams, MS, EdD, Clark Atlanta University.
Nancy Williams, MEd, University of South Alabama; PhD, Louisiana State University & A&M College.
Roderick Willis II, BA, Cedarville University; MTh, Dallas Theological Seminary; PhD, University of North Texas.
Andrea Wilson, MA, Emory University; PhD, Capella University.
Christian Winterbottom, MS, PhD, Florida State University.
Jermall Wright, MS, University of North Florida; EdD, University of Colorado.
Keith Wright, MS, Illinois Institute of Technology; MBA, Loyola University Chicago; PhD, Georgia State University.
Donald Yarosz, BA, University of Mary Washington; MEd, Southern Illinois University; EdD, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
Yongmin Zhu, BA, Hangzhou University, China; MA, University of Utah; EdD, St. Mary's College.
Kathy Zientek, BA, MS, EdD, University of Phoeniz—Arizona.
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