Podcasts about alumni

Dr. Sharon Cobb1985, BS - School of Engineering1987, MS - School of EngineeringAssociate Program Manager, NASA's Space Launch SystemNASA - Space Launch SystemAL.com - UAB grad is one of the women leading NASA back to the moon and on to MarsNASA - Father's foundry job inspires Dr. Sharon Cobb to pursue NASA career path

Today I'm talking with film composer Chris Bezold. You can find his work at https://www.chris bezold.com/  He is a fellow alumnus which is how we were introduced a few years back. We recap a film industry Alumni event Chris Hosted recently. We break down some different approaches to the industry. Chris shares how he moved from the technical side of the audio industry over into composition. Considering his primary discipline is drums & percussion, he made a very unique path for himself.  Chris is also in the National Guard and has done some pretty incredible missions. You might not recognize some of the terms we use so I'll tell you here - AIT is advanced individual training which is where you learn your job after basic training. DLI is "Defense Language Institute" and Underway means you are on a ship out to sea.  If you have been with me for the past 2 years and want to support the show please leave a comment or review. If you are able to support the show through a monthly contribution please go to anchor.fm/onmyowndime and click the support button to choose the amount you want to contribute each month.      --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onmyowndime/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onmyowndime/support

In this episode, we take a long look at the alumni photo that was taken during my wedding reception. Did I talk about you? What did I say? Tune in and enjoy.

Eight years ago, Farm Owners Academy (FOA) was just an idea shared by two incredible visionaries, Greg & Deb Johnsson.   Six months later, and following some time with Business Coach Andrew Roberts, the business we see and cherish today was born.   And the rest, as they say, is history.   As this is our 99th Profitable Farmer Podcast, I thought it appropriate to reflect on this journey with FOA Co-Founders Greg Johnsson & Andrew Roberts.   From that initial idea, now to an incredible community of over 500 farm businesses progressing through our various programs and a team of 20 dedicated business coaches and highly professional support personnel, the FOA Story is one worthy of sharing.   As a team and community, we can all be proud of what we have together created. I personally feel this project will make an impact of significance on our industry, as it has for the hundreds of farming families who have already completed our various programs.   I'd like to dedicate this interview to Greg, Deb and Robbo. Your Vision, intent, enterprise, dedication and tireless effort have delivered a Business Masterclass and Coaching Program to Australian Agriculture that is like no other.   To our team of incredible coaches and those in support, thank you for your unwavering loyalty and commitment to supporting our farming families to learn, grow and achieve their potential.   And finally, to all of you in our community – our podcast listeners, Take Control and Farm Financial Framework Members, TOP Producer Program event attendees, our Platinum Mastermind Program and our Alumni, thank you for your openness and your willingness to lean in, improve and be part of our growing community.   I hope you enjoy this podcast just as much as I enjoyed reflecting with two incredible individuals, Andrew Roberts and Greg Johnsson.   Keep winning, everyone!     Hutch   P.S. Click here to learn more about Farm Owners Academy. You can also click here to book a time to ‘Have A Yarn' with an FOA coach about how we might best support you on your journey.   When you're ready to take the next step and work with us, here are three things you can do: Subscribe to our ‘Profitable Farmer' podcast This free audio podcast delivers ideas to help you run a great business, leading to more profit, control and freedom – Click here. 2. Join the Farm Owner Academy's closed Facebook group ‘Profitable Farmer' Our new Facebook community is where smart farm owners learn how to get more profit, control and freedom, and you can connect with like-minded farm owners – Click here to join. 3. Work with us privately If you'd like our team to help you scale up your farming business or create a ‘freedom farm' just email us at support@farmownersacademy.comand put “Private” in the subject line… tell me a little about your business and what you'd like to improve and I'll send you the information you need to get started!

To be seen and known - it's a longing many of us have desired and can relate with. In this powerful and beautiful alumni story from Sydney White (‘14), she vulnerably shares how she felt truly seen and known at SFC and how that led to true freedom in Christ! Her story, the wisdom she imparts, and her heart for Jesus are so inspiring!

A Texas native, Casey Sherrod joined the Army ROTC at the University of Houston, where she earned a bachelor's degree in human development and family studies. A year after graduating, she deployed to Afghanistan as a platoon leader, later becoming an executive officer, then a commander of the largest U.S. Army recruiting company on the West Coast. But she felt a strong desire to return to Houston and decided to pursue her MBA at Rice Business while on active duty.During the pandemic, Casey and her wife, Amanda, began partnering with animal rescues in Houston and elsewhere to foster animals in need, including dogs, cats, goats, pigs and calves. Casey started a TikTok account (@caseyriveter) to document their animal rescue journey and she now has 1.9 million followers.Casey and David talk about what drew her to serve in the military, her impressive career with the Army, the parallels between business school and the Army, and how she got into the world of TikTok.Episode Quotes:Parallels between business school and the Army12:54 - Consulting is a huge thing in business school. We constantly are reading case studies. We're constantly saying like, hey, there's this problem, how do we fix it? Or how do we come up with some type of solution to help? And I think as leaders in the military we're constantly faced with problems, we're constantly going into new organizations and trying to fix what might be broken or just to make things better than they were when you got there.One thing you learned at Rice that has helped you become a leader14:51 - One thing that I learned in business school that has helped me as a leader is having this climate that enforces innovation. And I think that if people that worked for you are afraid to make mistakes and take risks, then you're never going to move forward. And that's something that a lot of startup companies and a lot of just businesses period have to understand as leaders, like there are certain risks that are ok. Because yes, it might set us back, but if you take this risk, you might also get five steps ahead of where you were before.On her new viral TikTok fame22:24 - I think it's important to use your platform to try to spread awareness and to just share with the world like, hey,  this is how great it can be to foster or to volunteer at shelters or to consider adopting a dog from a shelter or a rescue before maybe buying one.Show Links:Guest Profile: Casey Sherrod on TikTok Casey Sherrod on LinkedIn Casey Sherron on Twitter Casey Sherrod on Instagram

In this episode of the Lives That Speak podcast, Bryan spoke to Andrea Johnson Razzaghi '78, on the vastness of deep space, practicing for failure, the scariest seven minutes in engineering, and why you should always stop and smell the science.The director of the NASA Office of JPL Management Oversight at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Andrea has played a significant role in many exciting NASA endeavors over the course of her career. She's worked on missions that have earned the Nobel prize, landed an SUV-sized rover on Mars, helped to unravel the mysteries of the big bang, and discovered planets beyond our solar system, just to name a few. During the Clinton Administration, The White House requested that Andrea serve as a senior policy analyst in the Office of Science and Technology Policy. In that position, Andrea coordinated the activities of the National Science and Technology Council and the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. Prior to her time at NASA, she worked as a Navy contractor. Andrea has won many awards for her service to NASA and the nation and was the 2014 recipient of the Brown University Engineering Alumni Medal and the 2020 Catholic University of America Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award.Video - 7 Minutes of Terror: Curiosity Rover's Risky Mars LandingFollow Sidwell FriendsSubscribe to us on Apple PodcastsSubscribe to us on SpotifyFollow us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramFollow us on Twitter 

Six months into the year, let's reflect on, and possibly revise, your annual goals.  What you're telling yourself about hitting—or not hitting—milestones impacts your ability to reach your goals. What are you working on believing about yourself? 

WO.MEN's Café : Une fois par mois, une rencontre de 60 mn avec des femmes et des hommes Alumni de NEOMA qui font bouger les lignes de la parité dans leur métier, et que nous choisissons pour leur parcours, inspirant, et pour leur impact, au quotidien. POUR CE WO.MEN'S CAFE EXCEPTIONNEL, nous avons le plaisir de recevoir Véronique Penchienati Bosetta (PGE 89), CEO International du groupe Danone et membre du COMEX. En parallèle, elle a occupé, en 2021, le poste de Co-CEO du Groupe Danone, jusqu'à l'arrivée du nouveau CEO Groupe, Antoine de Saint-Affrique. Véronique a évolué pendant plus de 23 ans au sein du Groupe Danone. Elle nous parlera de son parcours, de ses clés de réussite et de ses principaux défis au sein du groupe, dans un contexte particulièrement mouvementé. Intervenante Véronique Penchienati Bosetta (PGE 89). CEO International du groupe Danone. Membre du Comex. Co-CEO du Groupe Danone en 2021 jusqu'à l'arrivée du nouveau CEO Groupe, Antoine de Saint-Affrique. Véronique Penchienati Bosetta a commencé sa carrière en 1989 à Hong Kong pour Annick Goutal parfums. En 1991, elle rejoint Procter & Gamble France, où elle occupe plusieurs postes en marketing dans la division Hygiène Beauté. Elle rejoint Danone en 1999, d'abord comme Directrice Marketing de Lu France puis, en 2001, comme Directrice Monde de la marque Lu. En 2002, elle devient Directrice Marketing Monde du pôle Produits Laitiers et, en 2004, VP Marketing de l'activité Produits Laitiers de Danone en France. En 2009, Véronique est nommée Directrice Générale de Danone Eaux France, puis, en 2013, Vice-Présidente Europe d'Evian Volvic, avant de devenir Présidente d'Evian Volvic World en 2014. Le 1er octobre 2017, Véronique Penchienati Bosetta est nommée Directrice Générale Growth & Innovation. Elle est membre du comité Exécutif de Danone depuis le 1er février 2018. En janvier 2019, Véronique succède à Bridgette Heller en tant que Directrice Générale Nutrition Spécialisée. A compter du 1er novembre 2020, Véronique est nommée Directrice Générale International. En parallèle, à partir de mars 2021, elle a occupé le poste de Co-CEO du Groupe Danone, jusqu'à l'arrivée du nouveau Directeur Général, Antoine de Saint-Affrique.

Alvin and German conduct a great conversation with Expel's East Mid-Enterprise Sales Leader, Carlton Walker, '10. He has served on the Alumni Council and the Maroon Council, and he was recently confirmed as a member of the Board of Trustees. After Colgate, he completed his MBA at UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School. While at Colgate he played Varsity Football, served on the Student Athletic Advisory Committee, and received his BA in Sociology/Anthropology.

There's a reason why The Barber of Seville remains one of the most popular operas in the world. Gioachino Rossini's comedic masterpiece never fails to delight audiences with its lively music, whirlwind romance, and inevitable happy ending.  Host Jane Trembley speaks with mezzo-soprano Emily Fons and tenor Jack Swanson about their approach to providing a fresh take on one of opera's most familiar tales. The pair also give advice to anyone encountering The Barber of Seville for the first time and share wisdom from their time in the Santa Fe Opera Apprentice Program for Singers. Plus, Jane learns all about playing Cards Against Humanity with like-minded company, traveling opera pets, and helping Kelsey Grammar out of a jam. “The one thing I like to say about The Barber of Seville is that it's one of those operas where they really got the story right,” Jack says. “It's so easy to follow no matter what time period, no matter what costumes they're wearing, no matter what props they're using.” Who better to evaluate Rossini's genius than a performer who's played Count Almaviva in guises ranging from a 19th-century nobleman to a modern-day rockstar?  Emily, too, has appeared in multiple productions of this classic comedy. Her understanding of Rosina, the sparkling, rebellious recipient of Almaviva's affections, and the opera's themes have evolved along the way. “That's been my journey over time,” she explains, “from being bogged down in what I thought people's expectations were to finding how I wanted to tell this story.” As for returning to SFO, both Emily and Jack agree that no other organization is as supportive of apprentices and pros alike. “Thank you,” Emily says, “to the Santa Fe Opera and all those really special people.”  CREDITS Hosted by Jane Trembley Featuring: Emily Fons - Mezzo-Soprano Website Instagram Facebook Jack Swanson - Tenor Website Instagram Facebook CREDITS Destination Santa Fe Opera is a Santa Fe Opera podcast, produced and edited by Andrea Klunder at The Creative Impostor Studios. Post-Production Audio: Edwin R. Ruiz Hosted by: Jane Trembley Show Notes by: Lisa Widder *** Learn more about the Santa Fe Opera and plan your visit at http://www.santafeopera.org. We'd love for you to join us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok @santafeopera.

Mt. Spokast! is a retrospective podcast celebrating the Alumni of Mt. Spokane High School's 2002 graduating class. On each episode, our host Brennon Poynor will sit down with classmates to see what they are up to now & wax nostalgic about the "good old days." This podcast helps support the Nick Wintersteen Memorial Scholarship. Which will award one graduating Mt. Spokasne senior with a scholarship of $2,500 to help pay for their further education and achieve their full potential in whatever they choose to pursue. Please visit the following link if you'd like to donate to the Nick Wintersteen Memorial Scholarship.

ALSO: A Bennington teenager who was shot during an altercation over the weekend is now facing an attempted murder charge; A U.S. Supreme Court decision will likely have a wide-reaching impact on Vermont's school tuition system; Burlington's pod plan for those experiencing homelessness gets tentative approval; Ten Vermont farmworkers are petitioning U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to close their deportation cases.

Always good to hear about someone who was hired to something that fit his degree before he even graduated!  Robert Kalenzi has been busy since graduation on a personal and professional level.  Hear much more on this episode.

Meet Paul Castle, a visual artist, digital influencer, and new guide dog handler! Theresa sits down to talk with Paul about his career, life with his husband and new guide dog, and his collaboration with GDB on our limited edition Guide with Pride designs. Links to the Guide with Pride line, show notes, and transcripts are available now at guidedogs.com/podcast.

Sara Cincurova is a freelance human rights journalist from Slovakia, focusing on migration, conflict, human rights, humanitarian issues, and women's rights. She has written for The Guardian, BBC News, The New York Magazine, Al Jazeera English, Der Spiegel, Foreign Policy, The HuffPost, The New Humanitarian, Women's Media Center and many more. Sara extensively covered the conflict in eastern Ukraine since 2014 and reported from Kharkiv and other cities in Ukraine as of  February 24, 2022. She has reported from more than twenty countries, and investigated issues such as sexualized violence against women dissidentents in Venezuelan prisons, violence against pregnant refugees in Libyan detention centers, women who were forced to cross the Mediterranean during pregnancy, forced sterilizations of transgender people in Slovakia, and investigated how domestic abuse impacted disabled victims in Covid times.  In this episode, Sara shares: How pitching, reporting, and writing stories that matter differs for smaller and larger reaching publications Challenges of being embedded on a search-and-rescue vessel in the Mediterranean as a journalist on board, and participated in the rescue of 408 refugees Follwing up with pregnant refugees, documenting what happened to them and their babies Using deep reporting for multiple outlets Interviewing sources about prior and current trauma Establishing safety and the importance of authenticity when reporting on a humanitarian crisis Desire to share the truth and protect others Working as a freelancer when war broke out 

Lisa JosephBA, College of Arts and Sciences, 2013Engagement Lead, HHS 405(d) - Aligning Health Care Industry Security ApproachesMore Information:HHS launches website for the 405(d) Aligning Health Care Industry Security Approaches Program - HHS.gov405d.hhs.govAbout Us - HHS.govFact Sheet: Cybersecurity Act of 2015, Section 405(d) - NIST.gov

In this week's episode of the Pretty Little Tribe Podcast, we are joined by Tess Kossow. Tess is a Certified Fertility Coach, Survivor of Cardiac arrest, Autor and named the first Indianapolis Woman of Impact winner with the American Heart Association and Go Red for Women.   Back in 2019, tesskossow.com started with the initial launch of I'm Very Ferris, a child's story about in vitro fertilization. Then in 2020, the launch of the second book in the children's series, I'm Very Ferris Takes a Bubble Bath.   The podcast Titling Tess was also created, bringing respect and attention to all things focused on women. And this year, the launch of Tess Kossow Fertility Life Coaching will bring one-on-one certified coaching, right from the convenience of wherever is convenient for you!   If you enjoyed this episode of the Pretty Little Tribe Podcast, make sure you rate us five stars wherever you're listening, and we'll see you next week!    Find Tess: IG: @tesskossow Website: https://tesskossow.com/  Podcast: https://tesskossow.com/titling-tess/    Follow us on Instagram! @prettylittletribe Music:  Miss Summer by Roa Music | https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031 Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

The Wisconsin FFA Convention continues this week, and one of the largest supporters that keeps Wisconsin FFA chapters going is the Wisconsin FFA Alumni. This Association helps provide funds and all other support necessary to help FFA chapters across the state.  Terri Wilfert, Wisconsin FFA Alumni President, shares more about the organization and what they've got going on right now.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There has been no shortage of challenges for Rice Business Dean Peter Rodriguez in his six years in the role: Hurricane Harvey, a global pandemic, and a deep freeze. Peter not only led the school through these crises, but managed to foster major growth milestones along the way. He sits down with host Christine Dobbyn to reflect on the last few tumultuous years and discuss the future of the business school, who his mentors are, and a new appointment that will give him a front-row seat to what's happening in the economy. In addition to being the dean of the Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University, Peter is also an economist and professor of strategic management. He teaches classes on global macroeconomics and economic growth and development. Show Links: Faculty Profile at Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University Dean Peter Rodriguez on LinkedIn Dean Peter Rodriguez on Twitter

Education at African Bible University is different from much of Uganda.  Hear how Andrew Byaruhanga benefited from graduating from ABU.

We sit down with recent Athabasca University graduate Leah Campbell and Tara Friesen, Manager, Alumni and Community Engagement at Athabasca University to talk about what it means to be an AU Alumni, what happens after you graduate, what services Athabasca University offers alumni, and what AU convocation is all about. Congratulations to all the recent 2022 graduates at Athabasca University! Starring: Athabasca University Manager of Alumni and Community Engagement Tara Friesen, recent AU graduate Leah Campbell, and AUSU Executive Director Jodi Campbell

When a freelancer says that they feel like they're going backwards, often they're hyperfocusing on a small piece of data instead of larger trends (e.g. a couple of weeks/pitches vs. quarters/years); or they've changed an important variable (e.g. pitching more competitive publications for the first time vs. pitching less competitive pubs they've already written for); or they're on the verge of a major breakthrough. As journalists, we always look out for our biases in our reporting. As a freelancers, it's also important to look at a bias toward negative self-talk that leads to spinning out and avoiding the very things that would help you achieve your goals faster. In a culture oriented toward constant growth, stability can be framed as regression. That might sound like “I feel like I'm going backwards” instead of “I have a reliable base income month after month” or “I'm making steady progress on my project.” Plateaus get a bad rap. This is another way of describing steady clients, regular income, and long-term editorial relationships. If you're super plugged into hustle mode and running on nervous energy, that it can seem like something's gone wrong to be at ease and appreciate what you've built for yourself. Complex growth isn't linear. Growth and progression are more often cyclical, where you're facing a similar struggle at a new level.

Diese Podcast-Folge ist ein Auszug aus dem Bühnenprogramm der Mentoring-Alumniparty im Mai in Berlin. Neben meiner Begrüßungsrede hört ihr die Erfolgsgeschichten von 4 Mentoring-Teilnehmerinnen. Sandra zum Beispiel, die als Schneiderin von Altersarmut bedroht war und heute als Scrum-Masterin sehr viel Geld verdient. Oder Ramona, die 80 negative Glaubenssätze bei sich aufdeckte. Oder Mandy, die nach dem Mentoring ihre Coachingausbildung anfing und ihren Podcast launchte. Es gibt also wieder jede Menge Inspiration. Viel Spaß beim Anhören!

In the early 1960s, Seattle Public Schools launched the "voluntary racial transfer program." A new documentary features voices of students, past and present, reflecting on the legacy of busing and racism in the halls of Roosevelt High School and the district at-large.

Four distinguished alumni representing a cross section of entertainment and media fields and roles assembled for our 20th annual alumni career panel for Georgetown students  - this event usually takes place on the Georgetown campus, but was held virtually this year again due to the pandemic. The panelists discuss each of their specific positions and what their roles entail, discuss how they broke into and advanced in the industry and offer valuable advice to those interested in doing the same. Our panelists:Erick Flores (L '09), Vice President, Partnerships & Business Development, NBCUniversal Advertising SalesEliza Wheeler (C '18), TV Literary Agent, The Gersh AgencyLauren Williams (C '08), Senior Editor, The AtlanticClaudine Wilson (L '08), Vice President and Senior Counsel, HBO Max Original Program MarketingModerated by Mitch Peyser (MBA '93), Vice President and Executive Producer, Time Life.Produced in conjunction with the GU Cawley Career Center and GU Alumni Career Services.

Wayne Larrivee sits down with former Green Bay Packers quarterback Matt Flynn to reminisce on his first start against Tom Brady (1:42), setting a Packers single-game touchdown record (6:42), and returning to the team to engineer one of the biggest comebacks in franchise history (11:22).

Wayne Larrivee sits down with former Green Bay Packers quarterback Matt Flynn to reminisce on his first start against Tom Brady (1:42), setting a Packers single-game touchdown record (6:42), and returning to the team to engineer one of the biggest comebacks in franchise history (11:22).

Wayne Larrivee sits down with former Green Bay Packers quarterback Matt Flynn to reminisce on his first start against Tom Brady (1:42), setting a Packers single-game touchdown record (6:42), and returning to the team to engineer one of the biggest comebacks in franchise history (11:22).

Guest: Trent Brown, Eight Year Safety, Edmonton Elks and 1993 Grey Cup Champion.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who are the alumni behind Northwestern University Pride Alumni Club's podcast Who NU?? And what is Who NU? all about? Host Len Iaquinta '66 and producer Marc Staros '09, share stories about their respective Northwestern experiences and their career paths after graduation. Iaquinta details how he pursued a career in broadcast radio and eventually philanthropy that led to a seven year position at Northwestern. While Staros pursued a successful career in consulting and eventually became an independent consultant and advisor. We also learn how life on campus was very different for each of them due to society's changing perspectives on LGBTQIA+ identifying folks. Iaquinta and Staros share how they first became involved in NUPAC and how listening to an episode of Northwestern Intersections while stuck on the Kennedy Expressway sparked the inspiration for Who NU?. On this episode of Northwestern Intersections, learn from Iaquinta and Staros more about the founding and evolution of NUPAC. Including how the alumni group is creating resources for LGBTQIA+ students, like the NUPAC Scholarship Fund: a permanently endowed fund that was created to provide undergraduate financial aid for students demonstrating contributions to the LGBTQIA+ community through leadership, service, volunteering, or research. And how NUPAC creates space for LGBTQIA+ alumni and allies to build community together. Iaquinta and Staros also share more about the mission of Who NU?, notable past guests, and what's next for the podcast. Alumni listeners can also discover how they can get involved and/or support NUPAC.

Mt. Spokast! is a retrospective podcast to celebrate the Alumni of Mt. Spokane High School's 2002 graduating class. On each episode, our host Brennon Poynor will sit down with classmates to see what they are up to now & wax nostalgic about the "good old days." This podcast helps support the Nick Wintersteen Memorial Scholarship. Which will award one graduating Mt. Spokasne senior with a scholarship of $2,500 to help pay for their further education and achieve their full potential in whatever they choose to pursue. Please visit the following link if you'd like to donate to the Nick Wintersteen Memorial Scholarship.

We are so excited to have an opportunity to learn about Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington from Gio who is a nursing student at Gonzaga. Here we will get a student point of view of their experiences as we all learn more about being a Zag!

Host: Coach Guests: Kim Raff, John Hildebrand & Lexi Butler Date: 5/16/22

Murph, Maj, and CGF share their thoughts on the New York Football Giants.

Today's episode is for alumni of our practice and of our program, Food & Body Peace Playbook. Nourishing Minds Academy is officially ready for you!   Not only did we create the Academy to keep your support strong in a time when you need it most, we also created it so that intuitive eating becomes a reflex for you.   Our goal is that by continuing in Academy that you can move from having to THINK about how to be an intuitive eater, to being able to FEEL how to be an intuitive eater.   You've spent so much time unlearning diet culture and relearning your born ability to eat intuitively and respect your body. Now it's time to apply that knowledge on an even deeper level, so that this becomes just how you do life. If you're an alumni, you can click here to learn more!   Today tickets for our next masterclass, How to Cope with the Fear of Weight Gain, also went on sale! You can click here to grab your seat, and use the code SIGNMEUP for $10 off the masterclass for the next 48 hours only.

This exclusive trailer for season four of Sounds Like Hate (coming June 14) takes you inside the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) in Lexington, where an independent investigation exposed a longstanding culture of systemic racism. Alumni and students demanded change – including the removal of memorials glorifying the Confederacy. Now, for the first time in 182 years, a Black superintendent has been appointed to lead at VMI. Will he be able to implement real change?

Are your emails annoying your editor? Are you sending too many followups? Too many story ideas? Are all your messages getting on their nerves? If your pitches are half baked, poorly written, and an overall bad fit for the publication, it really doesn't matter how many you send. You can't send lousy pitches and expect assignments as a reward for not sending them more often. Assuming your pitches are developed with the editor's needs in mind, let's look at the real situation.

Ruby PruettBA, 1971 - UAB College of Arts and SciencesMAE, 1975 - UAB School of Education

In this episode, I am joined by the current President of the GMU Black Alumni Chapter, Janae Johnson. We discuss the importance of staying engaged as an alum and how showing pride in your school helps the next generation of students. Check it out!  Social Media/Resources:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jdjohnson319/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/janaedjohnson Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missjanae/ JanaeDanielle Consulting & Design, LLC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janaedanielleco/ If you have a question for the podcast call 571-336-6560 or leave a question via this Google Form. Intro/Outro music was provided by Ryan Rosemond. Check out his Soundcloud channel here: https://soundcloud.com/brothersrosemond/albums  Please follow Positive Philter: Positive Philter Facebook Page Positive Philter Twitter Positive Philter Instagram  If you would like to support the podcast, please consider donating to the Positive Philter Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/positivephilter

In this episode, Theresa is joined by GDB client and Alumni Board member, Melba Vélez-Ortiz. Melba talks about growing up in Puerto Rico, her passion for her career as a professor, and the transformative process of overcoming her fear of dogs and learning to communicate in new ways.

Rob Senor from the Cuyahoga East/West All Star Game joined Baskin and Phelps with Daryl Ruiter to talk about the Cuyahoga East/West All Star Game taking place Friday night at Don Shula Stadium on the campus of John Carroll University. The Cuyahoga East/West All Star Game is in its 50th year and is the longest running All Star Game in the state of Ohio. Alumni of this game include the likes of Travis Kelce from Cleveland Heights High School and the University of Cincinnati and Jamie Meder who played for Valley Forge in Parma Heights and Ashland University. Rob says that the bonding that each of the teams have done over the past few weeks is one of the many reasons why this game is so much fun. Click below to listen to the interview now!

For more details, visit the #DrGPCR Podcast Episode #76 page https://www.drgpcr.com/episode-76-with-Steve-McCloskey/ ------------------------------------------- About Steve McCloskey Steve McCloskey is an Alumni from the first class of Nanoengineering at the University of California, San Diego. Steve's work is focused on emerging technologies applied to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). During his time at UC San Diego Steve worked directly with the founding Chair of the Nanoengineering Department, Ken Vecchio helping set the foundation for the Nanoengineering Materials Research Center and developing thermodynamic processing methods for Iron-based Superelastic alloys. After graduating from UCSD he founded Nanome Inc to build Virtual Reality solutions for Scientists and Engineers working at the nanoscale, specifically protein engineering and small molecule drug development. Steve McCloskey on the web Website LinkedIn Twitter ResearchGate Medium Orchid ------------------------------------------- Become a #DrGPCR Ecosystem Member ------------------------------------------- Imagine a world in which the vast majority of us are healthy. The #DrGPCR Ecosystem is all about dynamic interactions between us who are working towards exploiting the druggability of #GPCR's. We aspire to provide opportunities to connect, share, form trusting partnerships, grow, and thrive together. To build our #GPCR Ecosystem, we created various enabling outlets. Individuals Organizations ------------------------------------------- Are you a #GPCR professional? Subscribe to #DrGPCR Monthly Newsletter Listen and subscribe to #DrGPCR Podcasts Listen and watch GPCR focused scientific talks at #VirtualCafe

In this special episode, get to know Christine Dobbyn's story. She talks with guest host and Rice Business alum Scott Gale '19 about her passion for storytelling, how most of her work today is from the Rice Business network and her advice for prospective students.  A transcript of this episode is available here: http://tiny.cc/ohyk-behind-2.

In this special episode of Northwestern Intersections, learn from a panel of recent alumni about their postgraduate journeys. Alumni from the fields of international development, STEM, entrepreneurship, and consulting will share how they navigated job and career changes, and decisions around pursuing advanced degrees. As well as their advice for current Northwestern students who are thinking about the post-graduation job search and how to take advantage of on-campus resources. Moderated by 4th year student, Shreya Sriram '22. We'll hear from Baindu Kallon '14 who works at the intersection of migration, development and communications, with a specific focus on Sub-Saharan Africa. After graduating, Kallon spent time at various non-profits and media organizations before moving to the United Kingdom to complete her Master's degree at SOAS, University of London. She is currently based in London working at the MIDEQ Hub, the world's largest migration research project focused on the relationships between migration, inequality and development in the context of the Global South. David Chase '13 the CEO and Founder of Possible, an education start-up that is on a mission to help people to try on careers, like we try on shoes. David has worked and consulted for all different types of tech companies from early-stage startups to Fortune 500 enterprises. Prior to Possible, Chase was Head of Marketing at CodeCombat (Series A, YC 14), did growth at eSpark Learning, and worked at Microsoft leading content strategy for Xbox Live. Through his own career transitions and navigations, he has found he is most passionate when supporting the career decisions of others. And Nancy Le '20, who works at the intersection of healthcare and business, where she is primarily interested in how the private sector can play a role in public health. After graduation, Le worked in the COVID-19 response at Harris County Public Health, breaking chains of transmission at workplaces by advising businesses on infection control practices and conducting case investigation. She now works as a life sciences management consultant at Capgemini Invent, advising pharmaceutical and med tech companies on business strategy. Le hopes to continue work in healthcare and improve equity in healthcare access and outcomes, either in the private or public sector. And is taking the next step towards achieving that goal as she heads to Columbia University in the fall to earn her Masters in Public Health.

Curiosity is a useful state of mind for freelance writers. Curiosity helps us identify great story ideas with unrecognized angles. Curiosity fuels our interest in improving our craft. Curiosity makes understanding the pitching process and other business of freelancing type processes fascinating. It opens up our imaginations to possibilities that we can't find otherwise. How do you get curious? Listen in to today's episode.

In this episode, Eric is joined by ADHD reWired Coaching Group Alumni member, Brian Entler!  Brian has been a peer mentor of ADHD reWired's coaching program and has been working to redesign his life to be ADHD-compatible.   Brian will be riding the , a 545-mile ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles to raise money for LGBTQ health care.  An avid cyclist and firm believer in the power of exercise to be an ADHD management tool, Brian is going to share his experience in the coaching groups, his goal-setting, routine-building, and how cycling and exercise have played an essential part in his life.   ⭐️⭐️ Donate to help Brian reach his fundraising goal of $5,000 for the AIDS Lifecycle ride. Click the link to donate! → ⭐️ ⭐️  “[] is a really fine organization. It's done to benefit the San Francisco AIDS foundation and the Los Angeles LGBT Center.  [Your donations] are not going to just marketing or executive salaries, this provides first-line health care for people who need it.”  Brian Entler  Some of the Questions & Topics in this Episode: What prompted Brian to take the leap and join ?  What role can accountability play when setting goals when you have ADHD?  What role does emotional motivation play to begin making changes in one's life?  Can the outdoors be beneficial for ADHD brains?  Are bucket list goals really achievable?  What is the importance of emotional vulnerability? How does it affect mindset?  How has being a part of ADHD reWired's Alumni coaching group been helpful for Brian?  Resources & Honorable Mentions: Episode:   Episode:   Support: Support:   Community: — Join your ADHD-friendly co-working space! Support the show by becoming a Patron at Check out the Other Podcasts on the ADHD reWired Podcast Network: with Brendan Mahan with Will Curb with MJ Siemens

This is The Zone of Disruption! This is the I AM RAPAPORT: STEREO PODCAST! His name is Michael Rapaport aka The Gringo Mandingo aka aptain Colitis aka The Disruptive Warrior aka Mr. NY aka The Inflamed Ashkenazi aka The Sultan of Sniff aka The Jewish Jake LaMotta & he is here to discuss: Hosting The Wendy Williams Show this week with Real Housewives Royalty, heading to Columbus, multiple mass shootings & making examples of this sickos, A Sick F*ck Alumni Netflix Documentary, NBA Conference Finals Predictions, The Golden State Warriors Dynasty?, Phoenix Suns Implosion & The Kardashin Kurse Continues, Patrick Beverley on Chris Paul & James Harden, Mavericks vs. Warriors keys, Heat vs. Celtics keys, crushing Bookie's at CaptainPicks.com & & a whole lotta mo'! This episode is not to be missed!   Stand Up Comedy Tickets on sale at: MichaelRapaportComedy.com   For all things sports wagering use MyBookie.AG with Promo Code: RAPAPORT   If you are interested in MLB, NHL, NBA & UFC Picks/Parlays Follow @TheCaptainPicks on Instagram & subscribe to packages at www.CaptainPicks.com   www.dbpodcasts.com   Produced by DBPodcasts.com Follow @dbpodcasts, @iamrapaport, @michaelrapaport on TikTok, Twitter & Instagram Music by Jansport J (Follow @JansportJ) www.JansportJMusic.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zach Tanelli is the head coach at Columbia University. Before his coaching days, Zach was an All American for the University of Wisconsin. He grew up wrestling for the great Ernie Monaco at The Edge. Enjoy! (Picture: Tony Rotundo)