Diane Rubino, MA
New York City Metropolitan Area
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About
I wear many hats (administrator, educator at NYU & Columbia, author, trainer) + have…
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Honoring Those Who Voted, Sadness For One Who Couldn’t
Honoring Those Who Voted, Sadness For One Who Couldn’t
By Diane Rubino, MA
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Picturing thought: Nurses use collage to support their intellectual growth
Picturing thought: Nurses use collage to support their intellectual growth
By Diane Rubino, MA
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See you at EdgeCon on 4/18? Stop by my panel: Future of AI: Insights from the Next Generation
See you at EdgeCon on 4/18? Stop by my panel: Future of AI: Insights from the Next Generation
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Recent College Alum | College and Graduate Students! The Floor Is Yours. (Re-post) The Future of AI: Insights from the Next Generation of…
Recent College Alum | College and Graduate Students! The Floor Is Yours. (Re-post) The Future of AI: Insights from the Next Generation of…
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Experience
Education
Licenses & Certifications
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Certificate of Training in Infodemic Management
World Health Organization
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Professional Development Series Certificate of Achievement
FEMA Emergency Management Institute
IssuedCredential ID https://bit.ly/2KBLVGI
Volunteer Experience
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Member Board of Directors
Hoboken Family Planning Clinic
- Present 1 year 5 months
Human Rights
Strategic Leadership/Oversight - Developing and implementing long-term growth strategies.
Financial Acumen/Accountability - Approving annual budgets, monitoring financial performance.
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Leadership roles: Area Governor, President, Co-Sponsor, VP-PR
Toastmasters International
- Present 25 years 5 months
Education
• Co-sponsor of a new club, Toastmasters@AUBG (Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria) 2018
• Vice President, PR: conduct strategic initiatives to stabilize + build membership 2016 - 2018
• Area Director: coach four NYC clubs to build members’ speaking, leadership skills 2014 - 2015
• Held leadership positions at individual clubs, promoting club stability + growth 1999 - -
Canvasser + community organizer
Swing Left
- 3 months
Politics
Door-to-door grassroots organizing, going from door to door to encourage voters to vote for progressive leaders in PA and NJ.
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Outreach + Community Engagement
Hillary for America
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Civil Rights and Social Action
Knocked on hundreds of doors and made countless phone calls to encourage civic participation.
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Neighborhood Team Canvass Director
Obama for America
- 3 months
Politics
Mobilizing Reading, Pennsylvania citizens as part of a national initiative to persuade, inform, and encourage voters to re-elect President Obama.
Publications
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Caught Plagiarizing? College Instructor’s 'What Now' Tips
Educate Through Innovative Technology, Wiley Network
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Caught Plagiarizing? College Instructor’s 'What Now' Tips
Educate Through Innovative Technology, Wiley Network
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Teaching Agility: Getting Real With Students About the Future of Work
Educate Through Innovative Technology, Wiley Network
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The Circular Economy + the Future of Work
Educate Through Innovative Technology, Wiley Network
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Future of Work: Preparing Young Women for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Educate Through Innovative Technology, Wiley Network
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United Negro College Fund VP Biddle on Black History Month in the Classroom
https://www.wiley.com/network/instructors-students/education-trends/q-a-uncf-vice-president-of-advocacy-sekou-biddle-on-african-american-history-month-in-the-classroom
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Who Owns Your Syllabus? A Primer on Intellectual Property for Faculty
Educate Through Innovative Technology, Wiley Network
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How Can Educators Support Students With Mental Health Issues?
Educate Through Innovative Technology, Wiley Network
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Helping Students Understand Research Literacy Basics
Wiley Network
I think it’s our moral imperative as educators to guide our students to thoroughly, and as objectively as possible, evaluate research evidence from divergent and multiple perspectives.
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Micro-Learning in the College Classroom: Useful Tool or Emperor’s E-Clothes?
Wiley Network
Higher education focuses on complex ideas and developing critical thinking, not how to use gym equipment. But that’s no reason to avoid micro-learning, especially if it can improve learning outcomes, lighten your load, or enhance the course experience.
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National Public Radio or National Review? Media Literacy in the Classroom
Wiley Network
International students present special media-literacy challenges. Compounding the newness of American media and occasional poor language skills is that some come from countries where the press is rated “not free” by the democracy-and-freedom watchdog Freedom House.
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Media Literacy: What Does It Mean for the Classroom and Beyond? (Interview with Diane Rubino)
Educate Through Innovative Technology, Wiley Network.
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An Instructor’s Guide to Less Panicking and More Planning at Term’s End
Wiley Network
A key question I ask myself is: am I on schedule in terms of assignments, content covered, grading, and learning outcomes? If not, I could spend the last weeks cramming content into sessions and grading into every cubbyhole of my free time. In my case, that’s even included a Spring Break morning or two. Here are a few things I now do to avoid such things in the future.
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The New Bulgarians: Building a University Club in Eastern Europe.
Toastmasters Magazine
“If you join you should really take roles,” says new club member Viktor Domme, an exchange student from Bavaria, Germany, who came to study in Bulgaria for the school year. “If you just sit, you can see how other people speak, you can see other people be evaluated. But you need the experience; that’s way better than just sitting.”
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Overwhelmed: Building Information Literacy
Wiley Network
Because Google is so tantalizingly easy, the idea of looking beyond the search engine results needs to be reinforced repeatedly.
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The “A for Effort” is a B: Showing Up No Longer Means a Trophy
Educate Through Innovative Technology, The Wiley Network
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Grading Papers: How to Increase Your Efficiency
The Wiley Network
• Rubino, D. (2018). Grading Papers: How to Increase Your Efficiency. Educate Through Innovative Technology, The Wiley Network. Available online at: goo.gl/edwJ8P goo.gl/weQsC6
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An Instructor’s Quick Guide to a Manageable Classroom Electronics Policy
Wiley Educate Exchange
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Status Quo: Enhancing Teaching By Moving From “Professor” to “Person.”
Wiley Educate Exchange
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My Millennials, My Self: 8 Things I’ve Learned From Teaching Millennials
Wiley Educate Exchange
Insights about and ideas for working with Millennials.
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Real Life Action Figure: Progressive Masculinity Until 2020
Philosophy of Shaving
Looking to channel your energies and preserve progressive ideals? Not sure where to start? This one's for you.
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Plagiarism vs. Originality: Why I [heart] Melania Trump
Faculty Focus
I teach activists, artists, and social media doyen. But their plumage fades as they reach for easily accessible tropes. My goal is to help cultivate their creativity, rather than checking it at the door.
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Bashing Clinton’s Voice Sparked By Nature Or Nurture?
Philosophy of Shaving
It's more than just garden-variety sexism. Who knew?
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Who’s Crying Now? Reflections on Politics and Masculinity
Philosophy of Shaving
In praise of The New Man, Merrick Garland, for masculinities/gender blog Philosophy of Shaving
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Public Speaking Success Requires This, Not That
YSF Magazine
A national fixation about public speaking phobia obscures a prosaic truth: By recognizing and rejecting your own unreasonable expectations and adopting a few simple strategies, you can make preparation less taxing and get better results.
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Population Council Selected Resources
Population Council
CD-ROM, updated annually, 2009-2012.
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Fish in water: Life in the mediated world
Journal of Media Ethics 17(4): 332–334
Media unlimited: How the torrent of images and sounds overwhelms our lives [book review]
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Helping Students Understand Research Literacy Basics: An Interview With Dr. Monica Glina
Wiley Network
"I think it’s our moral imperative as educators to guide our students to thoroughly, and as objectively as possible, evaluate research evidence from divergent and multiple perspectives."
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Media Literacy: What Does it Mean for the Classroom and Beyond? (Interview)
Wiley Network
A student from a restricted-press country cited a jewelry store advertisement in one of her early writings, which led me to have a relevant lesson on this subject. She told me at the end of the semester what a revelation it was to learn that a jewelry store site is an unreliable news source.
Courses
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8 Steps to Building + Sustaining Effective Coalitions | Tulane U School of PH + Tropical Medicine/U of Alabama @ Birmingham School of PH
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Acting for NonActors | NYU
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Art of Data Visualization | NYU
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Building Intercultural Competence | NYU
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Bystander Intervention Leadership Training | NYU
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DHS: Data Use | USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center
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Data Quality | USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center
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Data Use for Program Managers | USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center
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Economic Evaluation Basics | USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center
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GIS Techniques for M&E of HIV/AIDS + Related Programs(USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center)
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Gender M + E | USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center
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Geographic Approaches to Global Health | USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center
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Giving Voice to Values
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Grant writing | NYU
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HIV/AIDS Surveillence | USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center
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Monitoring & Evaluation Fundamentals | USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center
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Mortality Surveillance Methods & Strategies (USAID-funded Global Health e-Learning Center)
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Negotiation | NYU
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Reflective Teaching Seminar | Columbia U Center for Teaching + Learning
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Speaking about English | Professional development for professors of writing & critical thinking
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Projects
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Storytelling for Job Interviews
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Strategic Communication: From Awareness to Action @NGO House
Ran a workshop to help Bulgarian NGOs to move their communications from general awareness-raising missives to goal-oriented communiqués for target audiences.
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Strategic Narratives: Connecting through Story @ US Embassy in Bulgaria
Co-created and implemented a public speaking workshop for embassy staff.
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Tough Crowds: What To Do When Emotions Run High @ Left Forum, John Jay College
Offered strategies to better manage contentious settings, especially in today’s divisive politics, when even a single hostile person can feel like a crowd.
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Visualizing Ethics: Using Collage to Reach Your Bravest Self
A workshop using collage to encourage participants to develop a deeper understanding of their own ethical compass. Attendees also use the same artistic medium to reflect on their person history, as a source of internal inspiration for future conflicts. This event was hosted by Graybar Toastmasters at the Community Church's Holmes Community House.
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Why Aren't Giving Good Evaluations?
Reviewed the integral nature of good feedback in leadership and provided encouragement and advice for individual development. (GreenSpeakers Toastmasters)
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Picturing Thought: Using Collage to Reflect, Invent, Explore @ NYU Rory Myers College of Nursing
Built on research suggesting collage’s positive impact on critical thinking, helping students “think differently” about Ph.D. research.
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Workplace Diplomacy: How to Handle Tough Conversations | Sunum Ofisi, Istanbul, Turkey
Professional effectiveness seminar in Istanbul, Turkey.
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Express Yourself! The Power of Public Speaking | Fort Collins, CO
Have you been reluctant to speak at a wedding, retirement party or memorial service because of nerves? Has speech anxiety kept you from expressing your views on important matters in class or at community meetings? If so, this workshop is for you. Although some people seem to have a gift for public speaking, the truth is most of us can improve through practice. In this supportive workshop, we’ll explore simple techniques for gaining confidence and speaking coherently in public. Come with a…
Have you been reluctant to speak at a wedding, retirement party or memorial service because of nerves? Has speech anxiety kept you from expressing your views on important matters in class or at community meetings? If so, this workshop is for you. Although some people seem to have a gift for public speaking, the truth is most of us can improve through practice. In this supportive workshop, we’ll explore simple techniques for gaining confidence and speaking coherently in public. Come with a specific challenge or just the desire for a new skill. FREE and open to all levels of speakers.
Participants in this workshop will be able to...
• Assess their current comfort level and skill set
• Recognize the role of content and delivery in public speaking
• Take an audience-centered approach to message development
• Rehearse efficiently and locate additional resourcesOther creators -
True North: Helping Nurses Find Their Voice (Workshops for NYU, Berkeley College, NY Eye & Ear Infirmary)
If you’ve been tongue tied or reluctant to express your views in ethically charged situations, True North can help. You may think a select few are born with extraordinary gifts for challenging the status quo and managing difficult conversations. But I believe this is a skill you can cultivate, using evidence-based strategies and simple tools. True North provides a neutral forum to reflect on your experience, identify your strengths, and begin to develop your capacity. With guidance, support…
If you’ve been tongue tied or reluctant to express your views in ethically charged situations, True North can help. You may think a select few are born with extraordinary gifts for challenging the status quo and managing difficult conversations. But I believe this is a skill you can cultivate, using evidence-based strategies and simple tools. True North provides a neutral forum to reflect on your experience, identify your strengths, and begin to develop your capacity. With guidance, support, and effort you can find your voice AND employ this capability to articulate your values—even in stressful environments. This workshop can start you on the path toward expressing yourself with confidence.
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Communicating about Climate Change
Discussed how principles of social marketing and behavior change communications could be applied to climate change at NYU SPS Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies course.
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Workshop + Training Developer and Leader
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Doing Ethics: Lessons from Life And Art
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Used improv and role play to help School of Visual Arts and New York University students to script and rehearse a moral stand so they can see, hear, and, most importantly do, ethics.
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