"You can have all the technical knowledge in the world at your fingertips, but if you aren’t a
caring human being, you’re the
most dangerous creature on earth and the most unfulfilled."

"Break Through! Run a Successful Career Marathon"

1999: Julian Earls, Dr.P.H.
Over the course of 31 years, Julian Earls has risen through the ranks of NASA's Lewis Research Center in Cleveland, where he began work as a health physicist in 1968, to become deputy director for operations, responsible for a $1-billion dollar budget and 4,500 civil-service and contract employees. 
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But there's more.
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A much sought-after scholar, author, teacher, humanitarian, athlete and orator, Earls is known around the country as "Renaissance Man." Besides his scholarly pursuits in radiation physics, environmental health and management development, Earls has run more than 10,000 miles in the past five years, entering and successfully completing 17 marathons, including the Boston Marathon.
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In his 1999 presentation, "Break Through! Run a Successful Career Marathon," Earls parallels the challenges of long-distance running with the challenges of every day living. His wisdom and wit are sure to get your gears going!