Friday, May 31, 2013
Standing Tall Seminar feedback
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Standing Tall Program
Training
Friday, May 24, 2013
Standing Tall!
Feedback
Lori Lewis
University of Wyoming College of Business
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Going into the afternoon program, I didn't understand that it would challenge me to change some things in my life. It would push me to "stand tall" in some areas that I struggle, and to be vigilant in living my beliefs and values. Kent did a great job in moving the class through the concepts and encouraging us to be thoughtful in the hard work of writing and living "our code". I am excited about making it work in my life, and in sharing it with others.
Mary Ellbogen Garland
PresidentJohn P. Ellbogen Foundation |
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
I Finished My Code!!!
Although it took quite some time, I am proud to say that I’ve finished my personal code and I cannot wait to carry out and uphold my code each and every day!!!
Thank you so much for continued inspiration and constant reminders of the good and beauty in this world of occasionally pandemonium!
Shannon Freeburn, M.S., CCC-SLP
Speech Language Pathologist
Child Development Center of Natrona County
307.235.5097 ext.120
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Sherri Martin,
BSW, CSW, CAP
Transition Counselor
Casper Re-Entry Center/Therapeutic Community
PO Box 1780
Mills, WY 82644
(307) 268-4840 ext 4868
Monday, May 13, 2013
Ethics
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Pam Jones
Workforce Training Specialist
Casper College
Center for Training and Development
125 College Dr. GW 408D
Casper, WY 82601
307-268-2124
pjones@caspercollege.edu
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Sorry for the delay in sending my feedback. I worked for the Colorado Department of Human Services, Division of Child Care Licensing for more than a dozen years and had the pleasure of monitoring the Colorado Boys Ranch Residential/Treatment Residential/Psychiatric Residential Child Care Facilities, and licensed their facility for independent living. I am thrilled that you have formed this collaboration and totally believe in the community of the code and cowboy ethics!! I appreciate the opportunity to attend the session.
Standing Tall Workshop
I want to thank Kent Noble for presenting his workshop to out Beef Leadership Class in Animal Science on April 6th and for allowing me to sit in on the session. I was so impressed with the presentation that I want to visit about how we might expose our new first year students to the Code of the West Principles the first week after they arrive on campus and then maybe provide our graduating seniors a “refresher or review” just prior to their graduation as they exit into the “real world” of employment. It is a very moving experience to see the impact on the “at risk youth” in Colorado. Great job, Kent!
Doug
Doug L. Hixon, Ph.D., PAS
Head and Professor of Animal Science
Department of Animal Science
101 Animal Science/Molecular Biology Bldg.
University of Wyoming
Department 3684
1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: 307-766-3100
Cell: 307-399-3683
Fax: 307-766-2355
Saturday, May 4, 2013
comments for blog
To whom it may concern,
I recently took the Standing Tall program at CWC and found it to be profoundly moving. I immediately saw things that I could change in my business in personal life and took action. Two ways I improved my business after the program was by simply changing the photos on my website and stepping away from an unethical partnership that was hard to walk away from.
It really made me think about what impacts I have on the people around me as a business woman and provokes me to do better. I believe I am running a fine line by bringing pole dancing as a form of fitness to a conservative state and community here in Wyoming. However, I believe my services inspire woman to feel better about themselves and are conducted in a clean and ethic way.
When I went through the program, I could clearly see how I could do a better job in terms of presenting myself in a more ethical way and improving customer service.
I learned a lot, more than I initially bargained for. I highly recommend it to anybody, even if you think you’re doing things right. We are all human and make mistakes, this program helps you get on and stay on track.
Thanks for bringing this program to life.
Danna Rossi
Vital Pole Expression
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Standing Tall
I attended a Standing Tall in an Upside Down World presentation several months ago and have since encountered many occasions in my professional and personal life where, without everyone’s adherence to the some form of the Code, positive progress could not occur.
The program leaves you with a very strong appreciation for those that already live by the Code, and an even stronger desire to teach those who don’t.
Thank you for bringing nobility back to simply doing the right thing with strength and conviction.
I am also proud to say that my daughter was honored to be a part of the Code of the West DVD by being interviewed, saying that one should “have heart”, and “never give up on your goals and dreams”.
She has always adhered to that and has become successful.
Loren J. Richards, J.D.
First Western Trust
Trust Officer
PO Box 1628
Laramie, WY 82072
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