I have completed the requirements necessary to receive the email tag.
Thanks
Lisette
I have completed the requirements necessary to receive the email tag.
Thanks
Lisette
To Whom It May Concern:
I had the pleasure of attending a “Standing Tall” course last Friday, Jan. 25th. It was a very inspirational and thought-provoking presentation which I found very enlightening!
I have completed the following requirements to display the “Standing Tall” certificate:
Attended a “Standing Tall” Session (1/25/13)
Signed the “Standing Tall” Certificate
Displayed the “Standing Tall” Certificate
Thank you for your support and I look forward to receiving the “Standing Tall” Tag and fulfilling my own “code of principles” to live by. J
Lori Kapeles
Program Director
Child Development Center
307-235-5097
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I have completed the Standing Tall session requirements and have signed the certificate and will proudly display it in my office reception area. The version of the course I received was very riveting and very worthwhile. I’m so glad this is a piece of Wyoming legacy and legislation! Thank you so much!
FASTENING YOUR SEATBELT IS THE SINGLE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY OF SAVING A LIfe
Connie Jacobson, RN, BSN, MHA
CORONER
Natrona County Government
6550 Wildcat Rd
Evansville, WY 82636
307.235.9458 Office
307.235.9608 Fax
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I have attended the “Standing Tall” session, signed my certificate and pledge to live my code each day; find ways to put my principles into action; be a role model for principled leadership; and continue to give back to my community.
Thank you for this opportunity,
Mary Ann
Mary Ann Collins
Jona, Inc.
P. O. Box 3003
Casper, WY 82602
307/234-0583 Office
307/262-9937 Cell
Good Morning,
I wanted to let you know I have completed the outlined requirements and I am looking forward to receiving the link for my email signature. I’d also like to note that this is a truly fantastic program !!!!
Have a great day !!!
Mandy Ludtke
Wyoming Liberty Group
1902 Thomes Ave., Suite 201
Cheyenne, WY 82001
Phone: 307-632-7020
Fax: 307-632-7024
Good Morning,
I can’t begin to tell you how much this training meant to me. I will need to continue to refine my values but I feel like this course gave me great building blocks for getting there. I have my first 9 done. They are the things that in raising a family are fairly easy to follow but so much more complicated in an office setting. Here are my values:
1) Hold your ground
2) Stand up for others
3) Speak up- Speak out
4) Look for the reflection
5) See the best in others
6) Don’t miss a minute
7) Always be “ON”
8) Be in Service to Others
9) Be the rock, not the ripple
I felt like this was the best leadership class I have ever attended and I have attended quite a few of them . It was highly organized, well thought out and meaningful. Dr. Noble did an amazing job, his obvious passion for the topic comes through and he is very engaging.
Thanks,
Traci
Traci Ruskowsky
Finance and Administration Manager
290 N. Brooks St
Sheridan, WY 82801
307-673-0910
I have completed all of the above and would like to get the email tag. I enjoyed the book very much- it reminded me of grandfather and father’s way of viewing the world and how we should live in it. The presentation was engaging and motivating.
Thank you for coming to TRMC!
Lisa Matherne, LCSW- BACS
Program Director of Inpatient Psych
985-493-4040
Greetings,
I have completed the pre-requisites to achieve my Standing TALL tag. This is hands down the best program I have attended on personal accountability. While the words in my e-mail signature may be just that, words, the simple task of putting down on paper what is taken for granted was more challenging than I realized. I have attended different programs that literally dance around the final and necessary step that the Standing Tall program requires… Write it down, display it and most importantly, Live it. I have these displayed above my desk alongside my degree because these two pieces of paper signify a personal conquest that I overcame and could not be more proud of my accomplishment.
Thank you for a wonderful program and I look forward every day to living my code.
Respectfully,
Justin Grider
Deputy Fire Chief
Los Alamos County Fire Department
195 East Road Suite 101 Los Alamos, NM 87544
Office: 505-662-8308
Cell: 505-500-5196
Fax: 505-667-8302
e-mail: j.grider@lacnm.us
My Code I am pursuing. Inpired by Cowboy Ethics.
Live a positive life with a positive mind *Be Nice * Be what inspires me*
Always show respect to those that make me who I am *
Make everyday better than yesterday *Be Serious when necessary, Be of good humor always*
Don’t just encourage family/work balance. Live it *Be decisive in thought, action and word *Give myself in service to others
*Live each day with Courage
Dear Standing Tall Graduates,
I’m posting this in order to give you an update regarding the program you completed.
As you know, the University of Wyoming College of Business and the Center for Cowboy Ethics and Leadership developed a three-hour ethics program using author James P. Owen’s Cowboy Ethics book as the organizing concept. The initiative, Standing Tall in an Upside-Down World, was created with the goal of inspiring business people to serve as principled leaders in their companies, industries, and communities at large. While the initiative was originally designed for Wyoming’s industry executives, it is now impacting people well beyond the state’s borders.
To date, approximately 40 Standing Tall sessions have been conducted for various organizations and entities. Graduates hail from 30 Wyoming communities, 18 states, 5 countries, and one planet J—and what’s really exciting is the program has only been in existence for one year.
Referrals are primarily what drive the success of the Standing Tall initiative. Graduates are vocal advocates and their testimonials help spread the influence of the program.
So, where does the Standing Tall program go from here? Clearly, business leaders in Wyoming will continue to be exposed to it. Not surprisingly, UW College of Business students are also benefiting from the initiative. In fact, every on-campus MBA student is now a graduate, as are the students in the college’s undergraduate business ethics courses.
While the program's roots are in Wyoming, it’s clear this venture is going on an extended road trip. As of this writing, an agreement is being finalized with the Better Business Bureau to bring Standing Tall to Northern Colorado’s business community. Workshops were also recently conducted for the Los Alamos, New Mexico Police and Fire Departments, a large construction firm on New York’s Long Island, and one of the country’s top medical centers in Thibodaux, Louisiana. Future workshops are scheduled for the Governor of Idaho/the Idaho Young Presidents’ Organization in Boise, and C5 Georgia/the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation in Atlanta.
Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!
Kent Noble
Assistant Dean
University of Wyoming College of Business
Department 3275 • 1000 E University Avenue • Laramie, Wyoming 82071
Cell: 307-760-7860 • Office: 307-766-3043 • Fax: 307-766-4028 • E-mail: knoble@uwyo.edu
The code I'm pursuing, as inspired by “The Code of the West” – What’s your code?
1. Remember, at the end of the day, it’s all about God, family, and friends.
2. Figure out why you’re here…then go get it done.
3. Effort and attitude can trump intelligence, but nothing trumps integrity.
4. Make the room better when you enter it.
5. Find the humor and share it.
6. Live each moment like your kids are watching.
7. Don’t make it more difficult than it really is.
8. Strive for win-win situations.
9. Bet on those that buy into the “half-full” theory.
10. Some things matter, some things don’t—don’t confuse the two.
I have completed all steps.
Regards,
Kimberly Klein
Assistant Project Manager
Stalco Construction, Inc.
1316 Motor Parkway
Islandia, NY 11749
P. 631.254.6767
F. 631.254.8015
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