ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For this week's show, were joined by Dr. Pooneh Lari, an Associate Professor and Program Coordinator for NC State's Training & Development Program.
Dr. Lari and her colleagues are responsible for educating the next generation of instructional designers while also helping mid-career professionals further their education or get valuable credentials for advancement.
You can connect with Dr. Lari here via Linkedin, and find out more about NC State's Training & Development Program, under the Department of Educational Leadership, Policy and Human Development here.
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