http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/2009%20Lectures.html Podcasts of lectures sponsored by the Center for Professional and Personal Ethics at CMU. Our 2009 lectures feature Lindsay Hyde, founder of Strong Women, Strong Girls. For more information about the center visit us at: http://ethics.cmich.edu. For more audio files, visit the archives of our student produced radio show, “ethics talk,” at: http://ethicstalk.cmich.edu. iWeb 1.1.2 http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/2009%20Lectures_files/campus-spring.png http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/2009%20Lectures.html 60 Department of PHL/REL Department of PHL/REL hopemay@selfconcordance.com Podcasts of lectures sponsored by the Center for Professional and Personal Ethics at CMU. Our 2009 lectures feature Lindsay Hyde, founder of Strong Women, Strong Girls. For more information about the center visit us at: http://ethics.cmich.e Podcasts of lectures sponsored by the Center for Professional and Personal Ethics at CMU. Our 2009 lectures feature Lindsay Hyde, founder of Strong Women, Strong Girls. For more information about the center visit us at: http://ethics.cmich.edu. For more audio files, visit the archives of our student produced radio show, “ethics talk,” at: http://ethicstalk.cmich.edu. http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/69AD7138-0FEC-48E6-ADF4-987B27EE59D6.html http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/69AD7138-0FEC-48E6-ADF4-987B27EE59D6.html Thu, 2 Apr 2009 16:18:20 -0400 <a href="http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/69AD7138-0FEC-48E6-ADF4-987B27EE59D6_files/lindsay.m4a"><img src="http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/Images/60.5,0,821,82113d82c82_bdc062d_c8c8ccda.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>In this talk, Lindsay discusses the growth of her non-profit, Strong Women, Strong Girls. Getting started is the hard part, but even starting small (which is how most “big things” get started), is a Hope 00:57:38 In this talk, Lindsay discusses the growth of her non-profit, Strong Women, Strong Girls. Getting started is the hard part, but even starting small (which is how most “big things” get started), is a In this talk, Lindsay discusses the growth of her non-profit, Strong Women, Strong Girls. Getting started is the hard part, but even starting small (which is how most “big things” get started), is a powerful beginning as it invites and inspires others to participate. Lindsay’s experience and message bears witness to Aristotle’s insight that “beginning is more than half of the whole.” He says that in Book One of the Nicomachean Ethics, by the way. This talk is 60 minutes long and was sponsored by the Center for Professional and Personal Ethics at Central Michigan University. Pictured (from left to right) are Sandra Joy Russell, Amanda Curler, Lindsay Hyde, Emily Hagen and Nicholas Brousseau. Sandra, Amanda, Emily and Nick host their own internet radio show called “ethics talk.” (http://ethicstalk.cmich.edu) http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/3F3C77E9-B8EA-4FD4-B8D1-7D6F0779469A.html http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/3F3C77E9-B8EA-4FD4-B8D1-7D6F0779469A.html Wed, 1 Apr 2009 11:18:08 -0400 <a href="http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/3F3C77E9-B8EA-4FD4-B8D1-7D6F0779469A_files/lindsay-1.m4a"><img src="http://web.mac.com/ethelo1/iWeb/Lindsay/2009%20Lectures/Images/117.538,2.30769,298,298Image_X9Z1r6BR.png" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:150px; height:150px;"/></a>In this hour long talk, Lindsay discusses several crucial components of self-esteem: the high expectations and aspirations of others, skill building in a safe and “failure forgiving” environment of tr Hope 00:59:45 In this hour long talk, Lindsay discusses several crucial components of self-esteem: the high expectations and aspirations of others, skill building in a safe and “failure forgiving” environment of tr In this hour long talk, Lindsay discusses several crucial components of self-esteem: the high expectations and aspirations of others, skill building in a safe and “failure forgiving” environment of trust, role models, and the expression of gratitude. This talk was sponsored by the Center for Professional and Personal Ethics (housed in the Department of Philosophy and Religion) at Central Michigan University.