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Dr. Kimberly Dickman discusses the impact of loneliness and why it is an epidemic across the United States.  She also shares the importance of having meaningful connections and how those connections influence our overall well-being.      This podcast is made possible by generous funding from the Vance Spouses' Club https://www.vancespousesclub.com/ and Peterson, Schriever, Cheyenne Mountain Spouses' Club https://www.pscspousesclub.org/.      Audio mixing by Concentus Media, Inc., Temple, Texas.    Show Notes:    Resources:    Dickman, K. (2024, July). Loneliness: The New Global Pandemic. On the Move. Summer 2024  https://militarychild.org/news-and-publications/      Bio:    Dr. Kimberly S. Dickman serves as an assistant professor at the U.S. Air Force Academy Center for Character and Leadership Development (CCLD), where she leads the Healthy Relationship Education and Emotional Intelligence branch of the Development Division in the Center. CCLD's mission is to advance the understanding, scholarship, practice, and integration of character and leadership development, resulting in cadets and permanent party prepared for service to the nation.     Dr. Dickman is a licensed clinical professional counselor and certified educator. She began her work in education for the Department of Defense in 1991. During her 20+ years of civilian service she has performed at the Wing and Headquarters Air Force level before coming to USAFA. Of note is her work in the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program where she focused on education, analysis, and prevention science. Her extensive experience allows her to serve at USAFA as faculty and lead in topics such as healthy relationships, emotional intelligence, positive psychology, prevention science, human sexuality, and leadership development. She teaches Human Sex, Reproduction, and Sexuality in the Biology Department and Applied Positive Psychology in the Behavioral Science and Leadership Department.      Dr. Dickman is widely recognized and is frequently requested to present across the DoD and on a national scale.   

Gary talks the NFL and the news of Dillon Gabriel getting the starting nod over Joe Flacco this weekend for the Cleveland Browns, as well as some Hawaii football talk with Mike Wittman from The Mountain West Connection. Gary also talks some more NFL with NFL Historian Russell Baxter and he gives his opinions on the Miami Dolphins and the job of Chris Grier.

Gary talks about Hawaii football and the NFL after his Jets once again drop a game to the Dolphins, making Tua look good on the field for the first time this season as the Phins lose possibly lose Tyreek Hill for the season and then some. Gary also talks some MLB Playoffs with USA Today's Bob Nightengale with the playoffs teeing off this morning where he and Bob talk about their opinions on who's going to the World Series.New assistant men's basketball coach for Hawaii Clay Wilson joins the show to introduce himself to the fanbase and talk about this season's Rainbow Warriors.

Gary talks about the Hawaii victory over the Air Force Academy, and John Veneri joins the show to talk more about the game, what it means for the rest of the season and to explain his take on the final Hawaii possession of the game. Brennan Morioka joins the show as well to talk more about the NASED project as the state and AHDP have finally signed off on most of the contracts needed to begin the deconstruction process of Aloha Stadium.

Steve Dickman, President of Outpost Centers International, believes that mission work is the right arm of the gospel. Representing a network of over 350 member ministries, Steve shares impactful stories and insights from diverse OCI mission projects around the globe.

ESPN Honolulu analyst Mark Veneri joined Gary to preview Saturday's Hawaii/Air Force football game.

Gary talks Hawaii football with the upcoming game against Air Force this Saturday, as well as the big news out of Men's Volleyball with assistant coach Milan Zarkovic leaving for UCLA. Gary talks about High School football with the Star Ad's Paul Honda.

Gary talks Hawaii football, whether it be locals in the NFL like with Tua and the Miami Dolphins with Alain Poupart from the All Dolphins Podcast and SI and how Dolphins fans are faring with the 0-3 start, or even University of Hawaii football as Gary is joined by local comedian Tumua Tuinei as he talks about his view on the 'Bows and some of his big highlights.

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics, from a tough loss against conference rival Fresno State and what to takeaway from the game with radio play by play voice John Veneri, Rainbow Wahine volleyball's tough road weekend, and some NFL talk as well.

On this Friday, Gary talks about tomorrow's important matchup between Hawaii and Fresno State as their last as conference rivals. We go down memory land with former Hawaii football head coach June Jones and ESPN Honolulu color analyst Mark Veneri about their best UH vs. Fresno State memory and talk about what Hawaii needs to do to get the victory. Also, some talk on the NFL and breaking news about Marcus Mariota and some discussion on Tua Tagovailoa.

Gary talks about the Hawaii-Fresno State rivalry as the Bulldogs come into town the last time as Mountain West opponents as Gary talks with BarkBoard and former ESPN Fresno Host as the two reminisce about their two biggest memories from the rivalry.

Gary talks about the NFL as he and Jamey Eisenberg from CBS Sports discuss last week's slate of NFL games and QB injuries, as well as Gary talking about his fantasy football team.Gary also talks with safeties coach Nick Locher and how he prepares his position group every day for practice and games as Hawaii's last game against Fresno State as conference mates arrives on Saturday.

Gary talks about Hawaii football and John Veneri joins the show to talk about the 'Bows' win over Portland State and the prospects of starting Micah Alejado for the start of Mountain West play.Gary also discusses his thoughts on the NFL.

On this edition of Gary Dickman, Gary talks about the thing we're all looking forward to tomorrow, and that's UH football. There's a bunch of questions going around on Micah Alejado and if he plays tomorrow, so Mark Veneri joins the show to talk about the team heading into tomorrow. Also, Eric Matthews from the University of Hawaii talks about the homecoming game and the events surrounding it.

Gary talks about Hawaii football with Stephen Tsai after an entertaining Timmy Chang Show last night where linebacker Giovanni Iovino was awarded a scholarship. Tiff Wells also joins the show to talk about the Rainbow Wahine Volleyball team and their up and down schedule so far into the season.

Gary talks about Hawaii football and the Mountain West with Mike Wittman from Mountain West Connection, as well as some NFL and other college football news.

Gary talks Hawaii football and the NFL, including talking about the Miami Dolphins and Tua Tagovailoa with Alain Poupart -- with some looming thunder in the background for the Miami reporter.

Gary talks about Hawaii's win over Sam Houston this weekend with radio play by play voice John Veneri, as well as other Hawaii Athletics wins and the NFL.

ESPN Honolulu's Hawaii football analyst, Mark Veneri, joins Gary to preview Saturday's matchup against Sam Houston.

Gary talks about the beginning of the NFL season, some college football talk, as well as Hawaii Athletics talk with Scott Robbs joining the show to talk about the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team and their tough start to the season.

Gary talks about Hawaii football, the big bombshell about Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers as well as fantasy football talk with Jeff Erickson from Rotowire.

Gary talks about Hawaii football, going over the game with Hawaii's radio play by play voice John Veneri as well as former Hawaii coach June Jones.

Gary reacts to yesterday's Micah Parsons/Packers trade with SBNation's RJ Ochoa. ESPN Honolulu analyst Mark Veneri also stops by for his regular Friday spot to preview Hawaii's football game at Arizona.

Gary talks about Hawaii football and their upcoming opponent as they head out to Tuscon to take on Arizona, where beat writer Jason Scheer joins the show to discuss more on the Wildcats. Gary also talks about college football and the NFL, and some of his food misadventures in his previous trips to professional teams' arenas.

Gary talks about the NFL cut days, Hawaii football and their upcoming schedule as well as other things that irked him over the last week. Eric MacClain from the ACC Network and ESPN joins the show to talk about his comments about Hawaii last week, and his thoughts on the beginning of the college football season.

Gary talks more about Hawaii football, but also talks about the beginning of the Rainbow Wahine volleyball season with play by play voice Tiff Wells.

Gary talks about the big victory over Stanford for the Rainbow Warriors on Saturday as he talks with John Veneri to talk more about the walk-off W. Gary is also joined by RJ Ochoa from Blogging the Boys to talk about the Micah Parsons-Cowboys contract dispute.

Gary breaks down the eve of Hawaii football as he's joined by Mark Veneri to discuss the Rainbow Warriors and his view of the offense as Stanford looms in the horizon. Gary also talks the NFL, college football and Hawaii high school as well.

Gary discusses his takes on Hawaii football and their matchup against Stanford in two days, his views on whether or not Derrick Rose deserves to have his number retired.

Gary talks with Paul Honda to break down High School football around the state, and Gary continues the conversation around Hawaii football today.

Gary gives his reaction to the big Dillon Gabriel drama, as well as reacts to the news of quarterbacks in the NFL getting named starters across the league. Arnold Martinez talks Hawaii football and gives Gary what he wants to see most from the team this weekend, and Eric Matthews gives the breakdown on what fans should expect when they go down to lower campus for Week 0 on Saturday.

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Welcome back to the podcast! This is our sixth and final chapter of our series on admission nutrients — qualities that can make for a healthier, more meaningful college admission process… and life. In case you missed it, we started with collaboration, with Raissa Diamante (Director of admission from Harvey-Mudd College), then I sat down with Deanna Dixon, (Dean of Admission at Smith College) to talk about leadership, then Tom met with Dysean Alexander (Assistant Director for West Coast Admission at Lafayette College) to talk about consistent engagement and Nathan Faust (Loyola Marymount University) to talk about service to others. Today we conclude the series by talking about intellectual curiosity with Hillary Dickman from Colorado College. In our conversation, Hillary and I cover a lot of ground, including:  What is intellectual curiosity in the context of the college admission process? Where does intellectual curiosity show up in a student's application? Why is it important in the admissions process at Colorado College and how does their approach to identifying intellectual curiosity differs from other liberal arts colleges? What is Colorado College's latest supplemental essay prompt? Advice for both students and parents as they navigate this process And more!  Hillary Dickman is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area and holds a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Speech Communication from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. She began her career in higher education teaching public speaking, interpersonal communication, and intercultural communication at the University of Cincinnati and the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Since 2021, she's been part of the admission team at Colorado College, where she's worked on scholarship programs, the counselor advisory board, and now focuses on print and email marketing. She's also navigated the college admission process as a parent — her older child is a recent graduate of Wellesley College, and her younger one is a student at Colorado College. I hope you enjoy this conversation. I certainly did.     Play-by-Play: 3:09 – What do college admission counselors do during the summer?  4:55 – What are some of the roles that Hillary plays at Colorado College?  8:56 – What makes Colorado College a unique school? 10:39 – What is intellectual curiosity in the context of the college admission process? 17:43 – Where does intellectual curiosity show up in a student's application? 22:29 – What are some examples of intellectual curiosity from over the years?  32:29 – What do students or parents misunderstand about intellectual curiosity? 40:01 – Why is intellectual curiosity important at Colorado College?  48:22 – What is Colorado College's latest supplemental essay prompt? 57:10 – What if the thing I'm curious about has nothing to do with my major? 1:00:18 – What advice does Hillary give to students for writing their personal statement? 1:04:03 – How long does Hillary spend reading an essay and the application as a whole? 1:09:54 – How does Hillary recommend students get started with the writing process? 1:13:58 – What are Hillary's thoughts on using ChatGPT in the application process? 1:18:16 – What is demonstrated interest and why is it important to Colorado College?  1:24:00 – What does Hillary hope that students and parents will keep in mind throughout this process?    Resources: College Partnerships with CEG Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: Flow, the secret to happiness (TED) CEG Podcast Episode 506: Demonstrated Interest: What Is it, Why Is it Important, and How Do You Show it? with Dean of Enrollment Christine Bowman What is Demonstrated Interest? A Practical How-To Guide College Essay Guy's Personal Statement Resources College Essay Guy's College Application Hub  

Ross Dickman knows what it means to serve—with intention, with purpose, and with impact. As a U.S. Army veteran and now CEO of Hire Heroes USA, Ross is reimagining the transition from military to civilian life and building career pathways that uplift veterans, military spouses, and people with disabilities.In this episode of The Caring Economy, Ross opens up about the gaps in our current workforce systems, the undervaluation of military skill sets, and why inclusive hiring isn't just the right thing to do—it's smart business. If you're looking for an honest, deeply human conversation about equity, leadership, and economic mobility, this episode is essential listening.