# Jacqueline Baker
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jacqueline baker is a Canadian writer. Originally from the Sand Hills region of southwestern Saskatchewan, she studied creative writing at the University of Victoria and the University of Alberta.Her debut short story collection, A Hard Witching, was published in 2003. It was shortlisted for that year's Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, and won the Danuta Gleed Literary Award and the Alberta Book Award for short fiction.Her first novel, The Horseman's Graves, was published in 2007.
EP 173: Jacqueline Baker, Author of The Unexpected Leader
Leadership advice for everyone, C-suite or not
Episode 496: Leaders and Leadership
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With 80% of Americans never defaulting on a loan but less than half having a prime credit score, today we spotlight an episode of sister podcast and NextGen Banker host David Reiling's conversation with accidental banker and Leaders in Lending host, Jeff Keltner, also SVP Busine…
Ep 8: Jacqueline Baker - Development Producer
On this week's episode is Jacqueline Baker, an exceptional Development Producer who has made a significant impact on the industry both with her winning commissions and within the TV community itself. As if her work as a Development Producer wasn't enough to talk about, Jacqui has an impressive list…
Rodney interviews AARP about the Start up Innovation Contest
Rodney Baltimore interviews AARP Vice President of Start Up and Innovation Lab Jacqueline Baker about the 'Start Up Pitch Contest'. Deadline to Register is Saturday February 5, 2022
What should others be reading this year?
It's our new year's book phone-in. Tell us what you are reading and who else might like it. We are joined by Shelley Youngblut, the executive director of Wordfest, and Jacqueline Baker, an author and professor of creative writing at MacEwan University.
What are you reading?
We're joined by two guests today to share book recommendations. Jacqueline Baker is an author and associate professor of creative writing at MacEwan University in Edmonton, while Calgary's Anne Logan reviews books on her blog ivereadthis.com.
Controversy at Noon: Who is the Greatest Horror Writer of All Time?
We’re pivoting a bit and looking to have some fun with our October Controversy @ Noon Panel; this may be our most controversial discussion to date! We want to know: Who is the greatest horror writer of all time? From the gothic pages of Stoker and Shelley, to King’s twisty endings or Rice’s descrip…
Autism and Transitioning to Adulthood (E7E43)
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In this episode of The Autism Dad Podcast, Rob Gorski sits down with Jacqueline Baker, a BCBA and Market Leader at Action Behavior Centers, to discuss the transition to adulthood for autistic children. Together, they explore personal and professional insights and offer valuable adv…
Finding Your Voice Before You Feel Ready
Finding your voice isn't about becoming louder, it's about becoming more confident in speaking from who you already are. In this episode of Just Start: Get Visible, Jacqueline Baker welcomes civic activist, author, and founder Kat Calvin for an inspiring conversation about leadership, purpose, and …
Before You Think, the Room Has Already Spoken — The Psychology of Space in Customer Experience
What if the most overlooked part of customer experience isn't digital at all — but the physical room your service happens in? In this episode of The CX Algorithm, Dr Eslam Afifi and design researcher Dr Jacqueline Baker (Head of Research, COX Architecture) unpack the servicescape: the idea that spa…
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