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(56:40) Dr. Cherine Fahim gave a keynote at the Early Developmental Ruptures and Nurturing Resilience conference organised by the Department of Psychology and Counseling at Webster University Geneva on the 4th of May 2019. Dr. Fahim spoke about the ways in which genetic and epigenetic factors impact the interaction cognitive, emotional and neural systems in the case of early developmental trauma. She argued that the brain-behaviour relationship is dynamic and amenable to change during critical periods of ‘synaptic pruning’.About the speaker: Dr. Cherine FAHIM received her doctoral degree from the Faculty of Medicine, Department of Neurological Sciences University of Montréal in 2005 followed by a post-doctoral fellowship from the McGill University Montreal Neurological Institute in 2009. Dr. Fahim started discovering the relationship brain-behavior at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland in the psychology department, then continued her discoveries within the New York University department of neuroscience and Columbia University New York state psychiatric institute United States of America.www.webster.ch

(59:43) Dr. Susan Hart gave a keynote at the Early Developmental Ruptures and Nurturing Resilience conference organized by the Department of Psychology and Counseling at Webster University Geneva on the 4th of May 2019. Dr. Hart spoke about the integration between current brain research, attachment theory, and developmental psychology and the advances made in this area when it comes to our understanding of secure attachments, resilience, and the co-regulation of attainment in both family and psychotherapeutic relationships.About the speaker: Susan Hart is a psychologist, specialist and supervisor in child psychology and in psychotherapy. Her professional background is in family treatment, child psychiatry and parent-child assessments, and she is now in private practice. In her extensive international lecturing activity, she develops and teaches neuroaffective theory which is based on recent brain research. Her main goal is to develop a system to bring the right intervention method to the right person.www.webster.ch

(1:21) A weekend of activities recognizing Webster University Geneva’s 40th Anniversary culminated with a Gala Fundraiser with alumni and friends, over a celebration evening of cocktails, art, music, dinner and dancing, all for a great cause, held at le Domaine du Grand Malagny in nearby Genthod on Saturday, March 23rd.Read about the event at:

(1:26) What is it like to Study Abroad in Switzerland? Kristina Shimkus, Director of Student Services, explains what life away from the classroom is like at Webster University Geneva.

(1:50) Where can I study in English in Switzerland? The Webster University Geneva campus has all the benefits of an intimate but international learning community, with the resources of a large university. Find out more at: http://www.webster.ch

(34:41) Lina Bessonova, a photographer & printmaker currently living in Florence, Italy presents her work as part of the 'Meet the Artist' series at Webster University Geneva.Webster Geneva: https://www.webster.ch Meet the Artist: https://wcci.webster.ch/events/meet_the_artist/ Lina on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/linabessonova.photography/

(29:06) On the 15th of November 2018, artist Antonio Natale presented his work as part of the 'Meet the Artist' series at Webster University Geneva.Antonio's website: https://antonionataleartist.com/ Meet the Artist: https://wcci.webster.ch/events/meet_the_artist

(59:27) On the 8th of November 2018, photographer Kristian Skeie presented his work as part of the 'Meet the Artist' series at Webster University Geneva.Kristian's website: http://ks-imaging.blogspot.com/ Meet the Artist: https://wcci.webster.ch/events/meet_the_artist/

(50:42) The presentation given by artist Rodrigo Hombre Radikal Figueredo at Webster Uinversity Geneva in October 2018.Read more about Webster Geneva at http://www.webster.chRodrigo can be found on Twitter at: http://www.twitter.com/hombreradikal

(29:34) Swedish photographer Rolf Magnusson presents his work at Webster University Geneva as part of the Meet the Artist series of lectures. You can read more about the series at: https://wcci.webster.ch/events/meet_the_artist/

(46:08) The Meet the Artist lecture series gives artists, academics, and cultural entrepreneurs the opportunity to present their work to an audience composed of members of the Webster community as well as external guests. Speakers will be interviewed for the Webster University Geneva Podcast. (podcast.webster.ch)This is the presentation given by sound artist Marquis McGee in June 2018. Marquis’s website can be found at: http://www.marquismcgee.com/

(40:55) The Meet the Artist lecture series gives artists, academics, and cultural entrepreneurs the opportunity to present their work to an audience composed of members of the Webster community as well as external guests. Speakers will be interviewed for the Webster University Geneva Podcast. (podcast.webster.ch)This is the presentation given by artist Nina Rodin in June 2018. Nina’s website can be found at: www.ninarodin.com

(3:11) The Summer Dance Program at Webster University Geneva is an intensive study abroad experience designed to provide both ballet courses and exposure to diverse cutting edge European contemporary choreographers through a series of guest artists in the studio. Bundled as a cluster of three individual courses, the summer program also gives students a holistic and highly personalized experience of immersion into European art and culture.

(7:05) Dr. Dominique Jolly concludes his series of videos about doing business in/with China.

(4:11) In the tenth part of his series about doing business in/with China, Dr. Dominique Jolly discusses why Chinese businesses invest outside China.

(3:09) This is the ninth video in a short series about doing business in China, presented by Dr. Dominique Jolly of Webster University Geneva. This episode deals with Chinese foreign direct investment.

(4:26) Dr. Dominique Jolly of Webster University Geneva presents the eighth in a series of short videos about doing Business in/with China. Here he speaks about research and development in China.

(2:45) Dr. Dominique Jolly of Webster University Geneva presents the seventh in a series of short videos about doing Business in/with China. In this episode he speaks about the regulatory framework and how it has changed.

(3:04) Dr. Dominique Jolly of Webster University Geneva presents the sixth in a series of short videos about doing Business in/with China. In this video we hear about the best way to implement a business strategy in China.

(3:55) Dr. Dominique Jolly of Webster University Geneva presents the fifth in a series of short videos about doing Business in/with China. This video discusses the rules of the car industry in China.