Virginia Dian Burns-Yell

Location: houston, texas

About me

Hello, I am hardworking, kind and honest. I am a licensed cosmetologist since 1988 and have been active in the beauty industry for several of those years in some form or fashion. I am a mother of 4 of the most wonderful young men on the planet. I began my journey with a local cosmetology school seeking longterm placement, last summer I started in Education and am currently in Admissions. So far it has been FUN and educational.

Interests

thrifting, repurpose and reusing, making jelly, bread, easy cooking, shopping, plants, eating out and trying new things

Skills

haircutting and barbering, customer service, salon/office management, organizing

Activity

Virginia Dian Burns-Yell

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Sustaining a Culture of Compliance | Origin: CM107

First of all, we must have our mindset that we want EVERY student to succeed. When we think this way, we make EVERY effort for them to. This means going the extral mile and staying the extra minute to provide a path leading to their success.

Virginia Dian Burns-Yell

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Noncompliance | Origin: CM107

You have only ONE chance to make a first impression. Transparency is VITAL

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Substantial Misrepresentation | Origin: CM107

It is of the utmost importance to know the policies and content of the school's catalog to be able to give accurate information to potential students

Virginia Dian Burns-Yell

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Misrepresentation | Origin: CM107

As you discuss the program, you MUST give only the FACTS, something that has been proven by measurement

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Disclosures and Representations | Origin: CM107

To gain trust, the student must be exposed to transparency for them to be able to make informed decisions about their future and the investment involved.

Virginia Dian Burns-Yell

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Understanding Regulatory Oversight | Origin: CM107

For the schools success in operations, the Triad of Regulations must be in place

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Compliance versus a Culture of Compliance | Origin: CM107

Exercising integrity along with transparancy in our lives on campus AND off campus is beneficial to all. Leading by example is a must to acomplish real goals professionally and personally.

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