Podcasts about del mar college

On today's episode of the Illumination by Modern Campus podcast, podcast host Shauna Cox was joined by Leonard Rivera to discuss the evolution of continuing education within community colleges and strategies to get institutional buy-in for CE support. 

My guest this week on The Way to College Podcast is Dr. Carlos Garanzuay. He is the Director of Admissions at Del Mar College, in Corpus Christi, Texas. Like so many of my guests, his journey has been anything but a straight line. Check out his journey and check out his podcast, CHILHE con Carlos.

Jeffrey Oltjendiers Jr. of Floresville and Cabryn Pape of Poth are recipients of the Catholic Life Insurance All-American Scholar Award. Both students received [post_excerpt],000 each to further their education. Jeffrey, the son of Julie and Jeffrey Oltjendiers Sr., is a senior at Floresville High School. He will attend Del Mar College in Corpus Christi this fall. Cabryn is the daughter of Deanne and Carlton Pape II and is a senior at Poth High School. She will attend Texas Tech University Honors College in Lubbock.Article Link

The Father Leopold Moczygemba Foundation has announced the winners of its 2023 Essay Contest! Congratulations to: Floresville High School — Jeffrey “Jay” Oltjendiers Jr., who plans to attend Del Mar College; La Vernia High School — Brayden Bennett and Tully Scott, who both plan to attend Texas A&M University; and Poth High School — Trent Wiatrek, who plans to attend Blinn College. Each winner received a [post_excerpt],000 scholarship for their winning entry. Entries were judged by professional authors, historians, and writers. For more information about the Father Leopold Moczygemba Foundation, visit FLMFoundation.org.Article Link

Beth Aplin Martin was born in Grand Chenier, Louisiana, moved around a lot during her childhood, and spent her formative years in Seadrift, Texas. Her life changed immeasurably when her father, a fisherman, was killed amidst a struggle between the established fisherman and the group of recently arrived Vietnamese fisherman in Seadrift. She went on to study at Del Mar College, has worked in a variety of fields, and can be seen in the documentary Seadrift. Beth now lives in Seguin, Texas.

Join us as we take a journey through Celebrity Chef Adrian Perez's rise to the top! Adrian Perez was born in the small quaint town of Beeville, Tx. He spent his childhood, knee hi, watching his father, Ruben Perez, run a Tex-Mex restaurant, and mother Leticia Perez, run a women's gift shop and boutique. His father finally decided to end his 30 year long run in the restaurant industry selling the business. Never having a job outside the family businesses, he started his first outside work experience at the HEB Grocery Store Chain. Adrian attended Culinary School at Del Mar College. He soon was promoted to Manager. A call from corporate HEB and the local Corpus Christi Channel 3 news station opened the first door into an extended career in media. Live cooking demos on the 30 year long running show, Domingo Live, was his first TV appearance as a chef. Soon after, local hip hop station offered him a position as an Emcee Hosting shows at a nightclub, cutting commercials for the radio, and broadcasting live from club events. He then made the move, with HEB, to Houston, TX. In Adrian's first week in Houston, he became the official HEB TV Correspondent for Houston's live audience show, Great Day Houston with Debra Duncan on KHOU Channel 11. Other TV cooking spots came about for Channel 2 News “Cooking Time with HEB”, Good Taste TV with Emmy Award winning Tanji Patton, and News Channel CW 39. Adrian also had the pleasure of working on television with Skinny Girl Mogul Bethany Frankel and Celebrity Fit Club and weight loss expert Dr. Ian Smith. Continuing his steady career with television, a full-time position at HEB, and Complete Eats growing as a business, Adrian decided to take the plunge, and leave HEB after 11 years of service. Adrian made it to national television as a competitor on The Food Network, but soon found himself living out of his jeep and sleeping in his rented commercial kitchen common area just to make ends meet. It was during the darkest and most difficult time of his life that his determination and passion for excellent customer service earned Adrian a referral and opportunity to serve as private chef to the late President Bush Sr. and Mrs. Barbara Bush. President Bush & Mrs. Bush had not only granted him an opportunity for work, but served as a reminder of how far he had come. Over the next 2 years Adrian's presence on local news channels expanded from Houston to multiple others in San Antonio, Beaumont, El Paso, Laredo, Austin, Dallas & Corpus Christi providing culinary infotainment all over Texas & more. As a creative, Chef Adrian recently added “actor” to the list of outlets as he walked into his first and only audition, and booked his first role in a movie. Aside from a life of daily work and following numerous passions, Adrian dedicates all philanthropic time and efforts to raising up women. Starting with his mother, a breast cancer survivor and business owner herself, to his entrepreneurial great great great grandmother, he credits the female influences in his life to be the unsung heroes and true mentors that have taught him the important keys to happiness, emotional intelligence and success. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

PowerUp Hero LIVE Interview: Kandice Fricke - School Administrator and Mental Health HeroKandice Fricke is a licensed therapist, life coach, realtor, educator, and author. Kandice has a passion for mental health and believes that educating people about the importance of mental health wellness is the key to helping others achieve their full potential. Kandice was born and raised in Texas and is the daughter of a psychologist and a teacher, so education and mental health run deep within her soul. Kandice received a BS in Elementary Education from Texas Christian University and an MS in Counseling from Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Kandice has been an elementary school teacher and counselor, adjunct professor in psychology, and counselor at Del Mar College, and is currently a school administrator. Kandice has a private practice where she specializes in anxiety, couples counseling, and recovering from trauma/grief and loss.Kandice has two grown children and loves her dogs and cats. Kandice enjoys the beach, reading, cooking, and traveling. She believes that having a positive attitude and actively seeking positive experiences, maintaining a self-care routine, and having close family and friends is her key to maintaining a life that brings her joy.Nominate our next hero here: www.poweruphero.orgPowerUp Your Life.#PowerUpHero #Hero #NextGen#WakeUpToPowerUp #PotentiaSursum#EliminateTechPoverty #WeAreAllHeroes#PowerUpWork #TimeToWorkwww.poweruphero.org

I join Courtney Richter, AV Technician at the American Bank Center, in her lighting/sound booth in the actual arena at the ABC! Listen as she shares going from an uninvolved student to fully running lights and sound for the theater program at Del Mar College, her stint as an Assistant Technical Director at the Harbor Playhouse for productions like Carrie the Musical and Oliver, the mad scientist creative she becomes when working on theater productions, the fantastic program she's helping facilitate between the ABC and Gregory Portland ISD, and how she linked up with The Ruthless Villains and their music playlist in episode 143.

SAVE THE LAST WORD FOR ME #1: Chatting with voice actor and friend Alex Moore (10/2016) Again from our archives, we present the 3rd episode of a discussion podcast that I had high hopes for, but which only went for 9 episodes or so. But the discussions are fun and if you're interested in voice actors' lives, we delve pretty deep in these interviews.  Alex Moore is a terrifically talented voice actor from Texas, whom I first met when we acted together in a production of Love's Labour's Lost at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi. Since then she has moved to the Dallas area, and has lent her voice to anime productions and commercials, and has appeared on the professional theatrical stage as well. I'm also proud to say that she's appeared in a handful of my audio dramas. I'll be posting these re-runs monthly -- they originally launched on a different platform that I never use anymore, so you probably never heard of this show. Still, I hope you'll listen and enjoy.

You've heard me say that I don’t believe we have a fundraising problem so much as a supervisory problem. The conclusion I have come to is that supervisors have to create environments where fundraising can thrive which often means knowing what to measure, when to give feedback, and when to celebrate success. The supervisor who knows how to do these three things is the boss that fundraiser's should be eager to work for. This was the conversation that I had today with Matthew who is recruiting a major gifts role at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi. During our conversation today, we turned the interview around and put Matthew in the hot seat. Before we tackled the, “So, are you really a great boss?” and “Why should a super-talented fundraiser come work for you?” sort of questions, Matthew and I compared notes on what being in the supervisory role has afforded our perspectives. What was most apparent to me is that Matthew has developed a genuine passion for fundraising, enjoys the work, and strives to create a great working environment for his team - all critically important characteristics in the search for a new boss. As always, we are grateful to our friends at CueBack for their support of The Fundraising Talent Podcast. If you would like to visit their website, see their link in the comments. If you would like to apply for the major gifts opportunity at Del Mar College, we have included that link in the comments as well. Hiring managers, Responsive Fundraising does not charge a fee to promote your job opportunity on The Fundraising Talent Podcast.

By Troy Nessner. This episode introduces local history professor Dr. Mark Robbins, who discusses coming to Corpus Christi, imersing himself in local history, working with the Nueces County Historical Commision and others to do a collaborative history/archeological dig at Artesian Park in Corpus Christi Texas.

✨Congratulations to Dr. Karlene Lyn on being our PowerUp Hero of AchievementSuperpowers: ZestLISTEN ONLINE: www.poweruphero.org Dr. Karlene Lyn is a Professor of Chemistry, a teacher in and out of the classroom, and an Independent Sales Director with Mary Kay Inc.Dr. Karlene, a Jamaican by birth, completed a Bachelor of Science and Ph.D. in Physical chemistry at the University of the West Indies by the age of 27. She then immigrated to the United States where she pursued Post Doctoral studies at Iowa State University. She landed her dream job as Research Chemist with Celanese Corporation in Corpus Christi TX where she currently resides. While working in the lab during the day, Dr. Karlene found the time to study and complete an MBA at TAMU-CC where she returned later as an Organic Chemistry Instructor and lab coordinator. Four years later she accepted a position at Del Mar College where she is now a tenured Associate Professor.In her Mary Kay business, Karlene ranks in the top 2% of the company. She has earned the use of her second vehicle through the company and has earned an all-expense paid cruise to the Bahamas for her and her husband. In addition to these amazing accomplishments, she has been rewarded with 5 diamond rings and many more prizes for her consistency in reaching high levels of sales. Dr. Karlene is most proud to serve her customers and her unit members as she carries out the mission of enriching lives.Dr. Karlene serves her local church as a leader and teacher. She also serves in the Pearls of Grace Dance Ministry. She is also a member of the Advisory Board of the CITCO Academy at Moody High School where she participates in the GEMS and MEN4STEM Conferences yearly. In addition, Dr. Karlene Lyn has just been appointed Chair of the Board of Trustees for the Stark College and Seminary.Karlene is proud to have completed 3 marathons and has placed in the top 3 in her age division in the half-marathons that she has run. She is unapologetic about her passions and has a deep desire to win in all that she does.Congratulations on being our PowerUp Hero of Achievement.Nominate our next hero here: www.poweruphero.orgPowerUp Your Life.#PowerUpHero #WorkHuman #NextGen#EliminateTechPoverty #PowerUpWork#WakeUpToPowerUp #PotentiaSursum#TimeToWork #Herowww.powerup.org

Carol Scott, Del Mar College Regent at Large for 6 years and up for reelection, joins me in episode 118 to discuss being a life-long advocate for Education, her extensive leadership experience in the Coastal Bend as President of League of Women Voters and the CCISD Board of Trustees (to name a few), the tremendous accomplishments she's helped facilitate at Del Mar College including increased student enrollment and graduations, and the misconceptions people have about a Board of Regents. Check out her website for more info at www.electcarol.com

PowerUp Hero of Early Childhood EducationName: Annie Mucheru GarzaSuperpower: LoveAnnie Mucheru Garza is an award-winning early childhood educator. She has been teaching for over 10 years and has been recognized as the winner of the Corpus Christi Elementary Teacher of the Year Award and nominee for the national award.As a leader in early childhood educational technology, she provides new approaches to motivate students of all learning styles to succeed with the use of technology. From a young age, she was aware of the importance of education, a quality instilled by her parents. Annie was born and raised with five older siblings in Nairobi, Kenya. All of her siblings graduated from various universities, and Mucheru knew that she wanted to do the same. In 2001, she moved to Corpus Christi where she attended Del Mar College and received an Associate Degree in Business Administration before being accepted into the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi College of Business. She discovered her love for teaching while working at PowerUp.org’s Texas Techies summer program focused on technology for children ages three and up. After this experience, she switched majors from business to education and graduated from Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in 2011 with a Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Education.Annie’s distinct love of expanding young minds led her to start her own school, Little Texas Techies Academy. Starting her business and finding success in education was confirmation for her that hard work really does pay off, though she truly believes she could not have made it this far without so many important people in her life, such as her mother, brothers, sisters and all fellow amazing teachers that she has had the privilege of working with. To find out more about Annie, go to: http://littletexastechies.com/

To lead off this week's show, Astros play-by-plan man Robert Ford chats with Michael Coffin about his late father, the conversations our country is having regarding race and social justice, as well as the challenges broadcasters face due to COVID-19. Dan Reiner checks in with MLB alum and former Hooks infielder Drew Sutton (28:00). The two-time Texas League All-Star managed in the Collegiate Summer Baseball Invitational, held earlier this month in Bryan, Texas. Amy Johnson then meets Corpus Christi native Tina Butler (52:48), the Director of Resource Initiatives for Continuing Education at Del Mar College. Ms. Butler is also an activist with the Corpus Christi chapter of the Texas Association of Black Personnel in Higher Education. JD Davis then speaks with Hooks Senior Director of Stadium Operations Jeremy Sturgeon (1:07:20) who breaks down how Whataburger Field is preparing to open its gates during this pandemic.

Join hosts Ernesto Santos and Matt Diaz with special guest Estevan Guerra as we, due to recent events, take a time moment to recognize black cinema and recommend certain films that could help you better understand the injustices that has happen in the past as well as what’s happening today. We then present to you a brief update to New To Streaming for June 2020, chit-chat about our recently watched movies and tv shows in a fun segment we like to call “Watcha Watchin” and give you our SPOILER REVIEW of the Amazon Prime original sci-fi indie flick, The Vast of Night. And later we sit down with our special guest Estevan Guerra as he shares funny tales of him and Ernesto’s long standing friendship and tell us how working with students at a community college can be very rewarding. If you’re interested in going back to school to learn something new, we recommend visiting your local community college and if you want to learn more about Del Mar College over in Texas you can visit @delmarvikings or delmar.edu. **Programming Note: Due to this episode being recorded online, you may experience some lag and might be difficult to hear the audio in some parts. We apologize for any inconvenience... Time Stamps: 2:17 - Recognizing Black Cinema 14:50 - New To Streaming 39:36 - Watcha Watchin 01:33:51 - The Vast of Night Review 02:00:06 - Interview with Estevan --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Lago talks with Tyler Thorsen about concerns with the new Harbor Bridge and the engineering firm, Figg Bridge Group, designing the replacement bridge; They discuss the North Beach TIRZ, the water exchange bridge, Del Mar College tables approving nursing bachelor's program, and more. Dotson Lewis calls the KKTX hotline to discuss the potential south-side SQH sports complex.

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and Lago talks with city councilman Gil Hernandez about street construction and preventing traffic jams around the new Carroll High School; Jay Ratliff calls in to discuss how the impeachment inquiry is affecting the stock market & Lago talks about Del Mar College's south side campus.

I sat down with Albert Galindo, President of the Del Mar Green Team and Dr. Jim Klein who is a professor at Del Mar College to discuss climate change, what's happening locally, and more!Herrman & Herrman PLLCApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSpotifyFacebookInstagramTwitter

In this episode, we talk social movements and youth protests with scholar Dawson Barrett. Dawson is an assistant professor of US History at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is the author of two books: Teenage Rebels: Successful High School Activism, from the Little Rock Nine to the Class of Tomorrow and The Defiant: Protest Movements in Post-Liberal America (due out in May from New York University Press). *** Intro: "Top Floor" GRRRL PRTY Spliced in: "You're Wrong" NOFX Outro: "Resisting Tyrannical Government" Propaghandi *** Subscribe on iTunes & leave a review! Follow us on Instagram! And Facebook! And Twitter! Check out our Feminist Killjoys, PhD Mixtape on Spotify! Have some extra dollars and want to support feminist media-makers? Consider donating to our Patreon or as a one-time thing at our website. And of course, feel free to email us 2004 at fkj.phd@gmail.com *** This episode is sponsored by the MA in Critical Studies Program at the Pacific Northwest College of Art. Because we need to interrogate, intervene, and reimagine like never before. For more information or to apply visit pnca.edu/criticalstudies *** WTF POWER!

What does life in Christ actually look like? Listen in as Eric Bean (Baptist Student Ministry) discusses and teaches us the realities of living, moving and being in Christ through Acts 17: 22-30

Main topic: Interview about Phillip Davis, Del Mar College.  News: Jaiku, Metaverse and Nobel.