Former President Bill Clinton was warmly received by a huge crowd in Richmond, Kentucky on the eve of Kentucky's primary election. Clinton campaigned for his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton at a rally in front of the Madison County courthouse from about 3:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. this afternoon.

Chelsea Clinton spoke at Eastern Kentucky University on May 8, 2008 about higher education affordability and accessability. Chelsea was campaigning for her mother, Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is running for the Presidency of the United States. She spoke to a group of college students at a political forum about their concerns regarding the achievement of a college education.

Chelsea Clinton spoke at an informational session regarding Hillary Rodham Clinton's race for the presidency at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, KY. She was introduced by KY congressman Harry Moberly, Jr. She appeared very relaxed, but experienced a little problem with the sound check!

Widely recognized as an authority on diversity, Dr. Aaron Thompson conducts a workshop on diversity for general audiences. Dr. Thompson explores the definition of diversity, the strengths of diversity, and solutions to issues that arise on the job due to diversity. Dr. Thompson focuses on differences in race, age, gender, physical ability, religion, and the issues these variations bring to any venue. Dr. Thompson is an engaging and dynamic speaker, involving his audience in his presentation. You will find this examination of diversity riveting and packed with information that will help individuals from diverse backgrounds recognize and appreciate their differences. The running time of this video is approximately 26 minutes. Aaron Thompson, Ph.D., is the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and a Professor of Sociology at Eastern Kentucky University. He holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Kentucky, specializing in Organizational Behavior and Gender and Race Relations. Dr. Thompson has directed workshops and given presentations for many years in the areas of leadership, ethics, race/gender relations, and strategic planning. He is nationally recognized in the areas of educational attainment, human diversity, motivation, and academic success.

An authoritative and engaging speaker on the subject of sexual harassment, Dr. Aaron Thompson uses the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Title VII to lay the foundation for a workshop on sexual harassment. Dr. Thompson defines sexual harassment, expands on behavior that may constitute sexual harassment, and explores criteria for assigning liability for sexual harassment. The information Dr. Thompson presents is crucial for the individual complained against, his/her supervisor, his/her agency head, and his/her organization. Dr. Thompson also discusses ways to avoid being the target of a sexual harassment complaint. Whatever your duties may be, you will find this examination of sexual harassment invaluable. The running time for this video is approximately 38 minutes. Aaron Thompson, Ph.D., is the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and a Professor of Sociology at Eastern Kentucky University. He holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Kentucky, specializing in Organizational Behavior and Gender and Race Relations. Dr. Thompson has directed workshops and given presentations for many years in the areas of leadership, ethics, race/gender relations, and strategic planning. He is nationally recognized in the areas of educational attainment, human diversity, motivation, and academic success.

As a speaker, have you ever stood before an audience and felt tension in the room so heavy that you imagine that it will never lift before the end of your talk? Would you like to have a lighter, more jovial atmosphere for conducting your workshop or convention? Why not try one of Ripple Effects Resources' icebreakers? This particular icebreaker is called "Diversity/Human Bingo." In this "human" version of Bingo, the speaker gives each participant a list of fifteen people in the room to find. Each "found" individual must possess a specific characteristic, e.g., belonging to a family of four. By the end of the icebreaker the participants have spoken to many of the other attendees and have also learned many things about them, even if they have already worked closely together. The speaker declares the person with the most correct "found" individuals the winner. The running time of this video is approximately 10 minutes. Aaron Thompson, Ph.D., is the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and a Professor of Sociology at Eastern Kentucky University. He holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Kentucky, specializing in Organizational Behavior and Gender and Race Relations. Dr. Thompson has directed workshops and given presentations for many years in the areas of leadership, ethics, race/gender relations, and strategic planning. He is nationally recognized in the areas of educational attainment, human diversity, motivation, and academic success.

Widely recognized as an authority on diversity, Dr. Aaron Thompson conducts a workshop on diversity as applied to law enforcement in this video. Dr. Thompson explores the definition of diversity, the strengths of diversity, and solutions to issues that arise on the job due to diversity. Dr. Thompson focuses on differences in race, age, gender, physical ability, religion, and the issues these variations bring to law enforcement. Dr. Thompson is an engaging and dynamic speaker, involving his audience in his presentation. You will find this examination of diversity with regard to the law enforcement community riveting and packed with information that will help individuals from diverse backgrounds recognize and appreciate their differences. This video has a running time of approximately 56 minutes. Aaron Thompson, Ph.D., is the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and a Professor of Sociology at Eastern Kentucky University. He holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Kentucky, specializing in Organizational Behavior and Gender and Race Relations. Dr. Thompson has directed workshops and given presentations for many years in the areas of leadership, ethics, race/gender relations, and strategic planning. He is nationally recognized in the areas of educational attainment, human diversity, motivation, and academic success. Please visit www.rippleeffectsresources.com to find out more about Dr. Thompson's video workshops in diversity, racial profiling, and sexual harassment.

Hugely popular for his workshops on cultural diversity, in this video Dr. Aaron Thompson conducts a workshop on racial profiling in the law enforcement community. Dr. Thompson defines profiling--specifically racial profiling and then explores the effectiveness of racial profiling, citing the results of various studies on the topic. Dr. Thompson also discusses the circumstances under which profiling is justified and methods of preventing racial profiling. An energetic and appealing speaker, Dr. Thompson presents this workshop on racial profiling with authority and conviction. As a member of the law enforcement community, you will find this exposition indispensable in making decisions with regard to racial profiling. The running time of this video is approximately 50 minutes. Aaron Thompson, Ph.D., is the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and a Professor of Sociology at Eastern Kentucky University. He holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Kentucky, specializing in Organizational Behavior and Gender and Race Relations. Dr. Thompson has directed workshops and given presentations for many years in the areas of leadership, ethics, race/gender relations, and strategic planning. He is nationally recognized in the areas of educational attainment, human diversity, motivation, and academic success.

An authoritative and engaging speaker on the subject of sexual harassment, Dr. Aaron Thompson uses the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Title VII to lay the foundation for a workshop on sexual harassment in law enforcement settings. Dr. Thompson defines sexual harassment, expands on behavior that may constitute sexual harassment, and explores criteria for assigning liability for sexual harassment. The information Dr. Thompson presents is crucial for the member of law enforcement complained against, his/her supervisor, his/her agency head, and his/her governmental jurisdiction. Dr. Thompson also discusses ways to avoid being the target of a sexual harassment complaint. The running time of this video (available on our website, www.rippleffectsresources.com) is approximately 56 minutes. This is just a short video clip. Dr. Thompson is nationally recognized in the areas of educational attainment, human diversity, motivation, and academic success.

In this video Dr. Aaron Thompson conducts a Leadership Seminar for Madison County School Principals in Richmond, KY. This is a small clip of the third of four workshop-style sessions sponsored by the Madison County Board of Education and Ripple Effects Resources and conducted on March 21, 2008. Please visit our website, www.rippleeffectsresources.com for more information about training dvds, icebreakers, and supplementary materials for performing your own workshop.

In this video Dr. Aaron Thompson conducts a Leadership Seminar for Madison County School Principals in Richmond, KY. This is a small clip of the second of four workshop-style sessions sponsored by the Madison County Board of Education and Ripple Effects Resources and conducted on January 18, 2008. Please visit our website, www.rippleeffectsresources.com for more information about training dvds, icebreakers, and supplementary materials for performing your own workshop.

In this video Dr. Aaron Thompson conducts a Leadership Seminar for Madison County School Principals in Richmond, KY. This is a small clip of the first of four workshop-style sessions sponsored by the Madison County Board of Education and Ripple Effects Resources and conducted on November 16, 2007. Please visit our website, www.rippleeffectsresources.com for more information about training dvds, icebreakers, and supplementary materials for performing your own workshop.

This is a small video clip of a news interview with nationally known speaker Aaron Thompson, Ph.D., regarding alleged racial discrimination by a local police department in KY that occurred earlier this year. You can find human resources training videos with workshop leader Dr. Thompson on diversity, racial profiling, and sexual harassment for the law enforcement community and for general audiences, along with supplementary materials at www.rippleeffectsresources.com.

This clip contains opening comments made by Aaron Thompson, Ph. D., at the 2007 Kentucky State Traffic School and Graduated Licensing Program Conference held at the Ramada Inn in Lexington, KY, October 13, 2007. Dr. Thompson does consulting and creates training DVDs in the areas of diversity, sexual harassment, racial profiling, ethics, leadership, and many other topics. These DVDs can be used for workshops and are targeted for police officers and law enforcement administrators, as well as general audiences. Please visit our website www.rippleeffectsresources.com for more information about Dr. Thompson s workshop training DVDs and personalized consulting.