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On this episode, host & WYCE Station Manager Phil Tower welcomes Sophia Ward Brewer, Serials and Collection Development Librarian at GRCC and Vice President of the Greater GR Women's History Council.Sophia recently gave a presentation at Grand Rapids Public Library titled Tracing the Steps | African American Women During the Progressive Era in Grand RapidsSophia's done a significant amount of research on early African American women's clubs and the remarkable women who led these organizations here in Grand Rapids.She spoke with us about the progressive era and what it was like for women living in Grand Rapids during that period. Online:  The Greater Grand Rapids Women's History Council

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On the program this week, we welcome Gaby Cordova, Director of Engagement, to the Hispanic Center of West Michigan. Gaby joined us for an update on some important events that the Hispanic Center will be sponsoring later this year, especially in early 2025, when they will host a large Latinx Youth Conference at GRCC. Gaby also informed us that the Hispanic Center is collecting winter coats for both children and adults for a distribution event on Saturday, November 16. Coats can be dropped off at the Hispanic Center through Friday, November 15. Founded in 1978, the Hispanic Center aims to provide unmet social services to the Hispanic Community in Greater West Michigan. Located in the heart of Roosevelt Park, the largest Latino neighborhood in Grand Rapids, the Hispanic Center serves over 30,000 individuals annually.  They seek to address the needs of Latinos in West Michigan.  The Hispanic Center of Western Michigan is a non-profit 501(c) (3) community-based organization. Online: Hispanic Center of West Michigan

We are talking about the strange happenings at the Greater Rumford Community Center of Rumford, ME. Join Jackson as he regales B with the mysterious haunts occurring at the GRCC, completed in 1911 as a recreation center for Mill works, the GRCC may have a mysterious past that helps explain some of the strange voices, full body apparitions, and spirits that inhabit the winding halls of the center. Say hi or ask questions at homegrownhorrorpod@gmail.com or hit us up on instagram @homegrownhorrorpod. Sources: The ghosts of Rumford... don't like Lee Goldberg by Amanda Hill, News Center Maine, March 17, 2017. Investigating the MOST HAUNTED Place in Maine: Talking to Ghosts, by Seth Borden, youtube.com Greater Rumford Community Center, haunt-me.com/grcc/ The Greater Rumford Community Center (GRCC) - Haunt ME - S3:E1, by Haunt ME, youtube.com The Greater Rumford Community Center (GRCC) - Haunt ME - S3:E2 (Part 2), by Haunt ME, youtube.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hghpod/support

From capital budgets to strategic initiatives from federal and state governments, to grants and industry support, educators have countless potential funding opportunities to keep their programs up to date.Grand Rapids Community College, led by President Dr. Charles Lepper, is putting many of these funding opportunities to work for the benefit of their students. Hear how the college has build a strong partnership with Gentex (among other employers) that has benefitted both parties. Learn how the college is working with the state of Michigan's many workforce initiatives, leveraging funding available through the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) and others.From curriculum enhancements to workforce development initiatives, gain insight into how partnerships propel institutions toward greater relevance in today's job market.In this episode, you'll learn:The role of partnerships and funding in educational innovation.How Grand Rapids Community College tailors programs through industry collaboration.Innovative financial strategies for educational outcomes.The importance of adapting education to meet industry needs.The impact of third-party credentials on workforce readiness.Quotable Moments:"Be flexible with your plans. Take everything as an opportunity and learn from it and recognize that your path is not as narrow or forward as you think it is.""Students like to see what they're doing is relevant and that it matters and that it leads to something."3 Big Takeaways from this episode:Partnerships help colleges stay relevant in this changing world of work: Collaborating with industry giants like Gentex, Grand Rapids Community College tailors its programs to meet industry demands, ensuring students receive relevant training for today's job market. Through initiatives like the Michigan EV Jobs Academy, the college provides specialized training, bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world industry needs.Find funding sources, and use them to your advantage: Michigan's workforce development initiatives, such as the Michigan New Jobs Training Program, exemplify how effective funding allocation enhances educational outcomes, providing students with valuable skills and credentials for career advancement. By leveraging partnerships with other community colleges and aligning with state goals like the Sixty by 30 initiative, GRCC maximizes the impact of funding to benefit students across the state.EV technology is impacting the workforce across all of Michigan: Grand Rapids Community College's focus on Electric Vehicle (EV) training programs underscores the importance of preparing students for emerging industries, ensuring they are equipped with the skills needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving job market. By offering courses like the Battery Boot Camp and integrating EV curriculum into existing programs, GRCC prepares students for high-demand careers in the automotive and technology sectors.Resources:Learn more about Grand Rapids Community College, visit: www.grcc.eduMore notes & resources on the show page: https://techedpodcast.com/lepper/Instagram - Facebook - YouTube - TikTok - Twitter - LinkedIn

Radio call on z925 The Castle from Ted Fattal and the crew of the Corunna vs Grand Rapids Catholic Central D5 state championship game at Ford Field on 11/26/23

This episode features interviews with Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) graduate Kwame Presley, GRCC President Dr. Charles Lepper and Melissa Goldberg, the Director of Competencies and Credentials at Corporation for a Skilled Workforce, a national non-profit  development organization that partners with government, business, education and community leaders to connect workers with education and good jobs. Kwame shares his experience as a parenting student in an accelerated quality non-degree credential program in the IT sector that has led to a fantastic career opportunity with a local employer. He provides important recommendations to college leaders and students towards student success. President Lepper offers his reflections from Kwame's interview and describes how GRCC has developed responsive non-degree credential programs in strong partnership with regional employers and workforce organizations. Melissa shares more on the work Corporation for a Skilled Workforce leads on quality non-degree credential programs across the country including the ACE-UP grant that Grand Rapids is a part of focused on strategies colleges can employ to help their industry partners create more inclusive workplace environments.The All In: Student Pathways Forward podcast is a part of Oregon's participation in the National Skills Coalition SkillSPAN network.

On the ninth episode of the Collegiate's summer 2023, Chop it Up Podcast, your host Kevin Lopez chats with Student Government Communications Director Nicholas Thomasma about GRCC Block Party, GRCC safety improvements, Student Life renovations, and future goals for the fall and winter semesters.  

Check out the seventh episode of the Collegiate's summer 2023 Chop It Up Podcast, featuring your hosts, Kevin Lopez, Pierson VanGorp, and Collegiate Editor-in-Chief Sophie Deiters discussing: David Murray leaving as communications director and becoming the fourth GRCC employee to join former GRCC President Bill Pink at Ferris State University in Big Rapids The newest social media platform: Threads "Pink Tape” album review NBA Summer League reactions - Is Damian Lillard the best Portland Trailblazer of all time, and who are some of the best players in each franchise's history

Tune into the sixth episode of the Collegiate's 2023 summer, Chop it Up Podcast, where your hosts, Kevin Lopez and Pierson VanGorp, and Collegiate Feature Editor Brandon Smith discuss: Grand Rapids Foodie Fest Firework shows in Chicago, Grand Rapids, and Ada Results on “Chopped” for GRCC professor Jenn Struik NBA Free Agency: Who went where and winners and losers of the first few days Plus - Where will Damian Lillard be traded?  

 Hey GRCC!  On the fourth episode of The Collegiate's Summer 2023 Chop it Up Podcast, your hosts, Kevin Lopez and Pierson VanGorp, along with Collegiate Feature Editor Brandon Smith discuss:  Jerad Berkenpas earning NJCAA All-American honors GR Pride highlights with Brandon Smith NBA Draft rumors Biggest NBA Draft Busts and Steals  

This episode was recorded live at the 2023 West Michigan CEO Summit. Dr. Charles Lepper is the new President of Grand Rapids Community College. We had a chance to sit down with Dr. Lepper and learn more about what he's excited about in his new role and how he's thinking about resilience while he's leading GRCC. This podcast is sponsored by Comcast.

This episode was recorded live at the 2023 West Michigan CEO Summit. Dr. Charles Lepper is the new President of Grand Rapids Community College. We had a chance to sit down with Dr. Lepper and learn more about what he's excited about in his new role and how he's thinking about resilience while he's leading GRCC. This podcast is sponsored by Comcast.

Hello GRCC!  On the third episode of The Collegiate's Summer 2023 Chop it Up Podcast, your host, Kevin Lopez, along with Collegiate News Editor Blace Carpenter discusses: – GRCC drops title IX investigation – Juan Olivarez Mural – Board of Trustees Recap  – Provost Search continues – NBA Finals Game 5 Reaction  

Hello GRCC!  On the second episode of The Collegiate's Summer 2023 Chop it Up Podcast, your host, Kevin Lopez, discusses: – A big win for the GRCC athletic department – “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” review with Abby Haywood and Brandon Smith (read our review as well) – NBA Finals game reaction  – Team USA basketball commitments

On the first episode of The Collegiate's Summer 2023 Chop it Up Podcast, your hosts Pierson VanGorp and Kevin Lopez discuss the provost candidates for GRCC, the Golf Team dominating for their 14th consecutive title, and NBA Final predictions.

While Charlie recovered from GRCC, Todd was joined by Author and illustrator, Stephen Shaskan. Madame Webb bring us the latest news ! Marvels trailerDracula is on a boat- trailerNew Comic platform connected to creatorsIn the Geek Easy, we read classic comic collections(Elf Quest,8 Ball and Marvel Masterworks) and watched Picard, The Mandalorian, The Super Mario Bros Movie and Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.In the Thunderdome, we discussed what Adaptations we'd like to see of properties we love.Join our Secret Friends Unite Patreon like our Patreon producers: Sean, Stella and Henry Nyhus, Missy Merchant, Andee Milliken and Jamie Prinkey Visit our new website at www.secretfriendsunite.comSubscribe to our Youtube channelFollow us on Twitter: @secretfriendsu, @Toxtra, @TheCeeThree and @SShaskanJoin our discord server to be part of the community

While Charlie recovered from GRCC, Todd was joined by Author and illustrator, Stephen Shaskan. Madame Webb bring us the latest news ! Marvels trailerDracula is on a boat- trailerNew Comic platform connected to creatorsIn the Geek Easy, we read classic comic collections(Elf Quest,8 Ball and Marvel Masterworks) and watched Picard, The Mandalorian, The Super Mario Bros Movie and Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.In the Thunderdome, we discussed what Adaptations we'd like to see of properties we love.Join our Secret Friends Unite Patreon like our Patreon producers: Sean, Stella and Henry Nyhus, Missy Merchant, Andee Milliken and Jamie Prinkey Visit our new website at www.secretfriendsunite.comSubscribe to our Youtube channelFollow us on Twitter: @secretfriendsu, @Toxtra, @TheCeeThree and @SShaskanJoin our discord server to be part of the community

Melissa Gheorghiu is a non-traditional college student, meaning that she began her collegiate career well after graduating from high school in 2000. Missy, as she is known, was always good with numbers, and she decided to try taking classes at GRCC after some encouragement from a friend. There were uncertainties at first: How would she learn to use all the technology that had developed in her time off? How would she continue raising her three kids while juggling coursework? With determination, persistence, and help from the honors program, Missy overcame those obstacles and has already begun to apply her studies to growing her own small business.

Lydia Hendrian is a first-year student pursuing an automotive technology certificate at GRCC's Tassell M-TEC (Michigan Technical Education Center). Although only about 10% of automotive technicians in the US are women, Lydia's positive attitude and GRCC's comprehensive program have put her on track to succeed.

Jamillya Hardley is the Assistant Director of GRCC's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, where she is hard at work organizing events for Black History Month as well as next month's Salute to Women. Jamillya's experiences as a first-generation college student and U of M athlete uniquely prepared her to help students today, particularly those from diverse backgrounds and those who are taking extra-large steps to reach their goals.

Lizzie Hornack is GRCC's new women's soccer coach — and the first, as the college looks forward to launching its first new sports program in many years. Lizzie honed her skills growing up in Manchester, England, and came to Davenport University in 2010 so she could play soccer while earning a degree. She stayed in West Michigan, coaching youth teams for the past six years, and is excited to lead GRCC women to victory starting this September.

Are you a transfer student worried you are too late in getting involved with your majors' extracurriculars? Good news, it's never too late. This week's episode features Alex Lucaj, a transfer student-athlete from the University of Concordia Ann Arbor, who shares her experiences on how she took initiative to get involved in PRSSA and how you can too. Being her first year at GVSU, she immediately takes action to get involved with leadership roles. We also spoke with Paige Bodine, a transfer athlete from GRCC who has made her impact by being involved with GrandPR and PRSSA. Being VP of Member Services and an Account Executive on 2 GrandPR teams is an impressive workload. Paige is also involved with the ROTC program. She shares her experiences with how to make an impact and get involved. Connect with them via LinkedIn: Alex: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-lucaj-031119251/ Paige: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paige-bodine-b0a7a21b0/ Want to be on the show? Connect with Olivia: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivia-dolley-a78198221/

Coach McGraw competed for the Cougars of Grand Rapids Catholic Central where he was a four year starter. After competing he coached several years for GRCC before joining the Bay City Western Staff. He has mentored one state champ and three all state athletes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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On this episode Simon speaks to Michelle Caulfield and Susan Costello from the Galway rape crisis centre.They speak about the great work that the GRCC does in helping victims of rape and sexual abuse and how they help educate young and old in matters of consent and sexual awareness amongst their peers,friends and future sexual partners.Sexual consent is discussed as is the ever growing use of pornography on mobile devices and computers amongst kids in primary,secondary and third level education.We also hear about their fundraising efforts and how you can help.HELPLINE : 1800 355 355The Galway Rape Crisis Centre was founded in 1984 by a group of women in the Galway community who were concerned about the lack of services for survivors of sexual abuse and rape. The response to sexual violence and abuse arose largely out of the feminist movement in the eighties, where women got together in groups and many disclosed their traumatic experiences.For fifteen years Galway Rape Crisis Centre was the only organisation in Galway providing such support services. Initially all services were run on a voluntary basis, until, in the late eighties, grants were secured from the Health Board funding a certain amount of paid hours.Organisational ChangeStarting in the late nineties, GRCC has undergone a process of organisational change. The Centre moved from the original collective structure to operating under the direction of a Board of Management. This was to comply with not alone best practice in the sector but also to comply with the charities regulations. In 2006, Galway Rape Crisis Centre incorporated the services of MASC at our own premises, and we now see male clients and employ male staff.The Sexual Assault Treatment Unit (SATU)The Sexual Assault Treatment Unit (SATU) opened its doors in Galway in 2009. The SATU provides a multidisciplinary response to sexual assault and rape, bringing together the Gardai, medical staff, and GRCC Psychological Support Team.The SATU gives essential care and forensic support to people who have been the survivors of sexual assault and rape. GRCC provide a 24 hour, 365 day a year psychological support service for survivors of recent sexual assault and rape.Web:https://galwayrcc.ie/facebook:https://www.facebook.com/GalwayRCC.org/twitter: @GalwayRCCinstagram:https://www.instagram.com/galwayrapecrisis/?hl=enLinkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/company/galway-rape-crisis-centre/?originalSubdomain=ieTusla: https://www.tusla.ie/services/domestic-sexual-gender-based-violence/Donations: https://www.idonate.ie/177_galway-rape-crisis-centre.html#podcast #interview #galwayrapecrisiscentre #grcc #rape #sexualabuse #sexualassault #sexualeducation #ireland #pornographytruths #consent

On June 14, 2022, the Grand Rapids Chamber hosted the West Michigan CEO Summit, inviting leaders from area organizations and businesses to come together for a day of networking and learning. On this episode of the Back to Business: CEO Summit Special, we interviewed Dr. Bill Pink, President of Grand Rapids Community College, and soon to be President of Ferris State University. Host Connor Smithee and Dr. Pink discussed Pink's tenure and what he's looking forward to at Ferris. This is an episode of the Back to Business Podcast you won't want to miss! This episode is brought to you by Davenport University.

On June 14, 2022, the Grand Rapids Chamber hosted the West Michigan CEO Summit, inviting leaders from area organizations and businesses to come together for a day of networking and learning. On this episode of the Back to Business: CEO Summit Special, we interviewed Dr. Bill Pink, President of Grand Rapids Community College, and soon to be President of Ferris State University. Host Connor Smithee and Dr. Pink discussed Pink's tenure and what he's looking forward to at Ferris. This is an episode of the Back to Business Podcast you won't want to miss! This episode is brought to you by Davenport University.

Talking with Jessie about the Hal Beveridge music festival to raise money for a fantastic scholarship that goes to GRCC music students. Join us tomorrow!  Support the show: https://www.wlav.com/tonygwlav/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Inside the Headset, we are featuring Ferris State's Head Coach, Tony Annese. In this episode, Coach Annese reflects on last year's Division II National Championship run, details where his passion for teaching and leading young men came from, and highlights the importance of sharping your personal skillset. Tony Annese is entering his tenth season as the Head Coach for the Ferris State Bulldogs. During the 2021 season, Annese lead his team to their first national championship title in school history and ended the season with a perfect 14-0 record. During his tenure with the Bulldogs, Coach Annese has built one of the top programs at the Division II level. Since 2014, the bulldogs have won five Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference titles and have qualified for the NCAA Dividion II playoffs seven times. A proven winner at all of his previous coaching stops and highly-regarded across the country, Annese took over the Bulldog program following three impressive years as the head coach at Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC), which came on the heels of a highly successful 25-season stint at the prep level. While at GRCC, Annese was tabbed as the NJCAA Regional Coach of the Year all three seasons and led the Raiders to a three-year mark of 30-4 overall while winning two NJCAA Division II championships. The program finished among the nation's top 10 teams three-straight seasons and he coordinated all aspects of the program such as recruiting, player development, academic support and more. Prior to taking over at GRCC, Annese established himself as one of the state's premier coaches and a football mastermind in four stops at the prep level. He posted a mark of 195-41 in 22 seasons as a prep head coach at Montrose, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Jenison and Muskegon High Schools while making 15 playoff appearances and five trips to the state semifinals, including three state championships. In Annese's last stop as a prep head coach at Muskegon High School, he led the Big Reds to a 92-15 (.860) record in nine seasons and claimed three Division II state titles over his last five seasons in 2004, 2006 and 2008. All three teams finished unbeaten at 14-0 overall with his final team in '08 ranked fourth in the country. He was a National High School Athletic Coaches Association Coach of the Year finalist in 2009 and was tabbed as the MHSFCA Coach of the Year in 2004, 2006 and 2008. [0:27] Start of interview [0:48] Last season's national championship run [3:51] Sustaining success over time [7:06] Connecting with players on a personal level [10:35] Passion for teaching [14:10] Coaching with family members [16:32] Sharping your personal skillset

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Hello everyone and welcome to the first episode of the Collegiate Sports Podcast of the fall semester. Today, managing editor Kaia Zimmerman is joined by Editor-in-Chief Anthony Clark Jr. as they discuss the GRCC volleyball's impressive season as well as GRCC golf and men's and women's cross country.

I'm happy that this conversation serves as my season 1 finale. It was a pleasure to talk with a 2021 Bragg, Harvard, MuhammadSmith Why We Can't Wait Scholarship recipient! BHMS scholarship applications are due the first Wednesday of November. If you are a GRCC student, you can apply online for the BHMS and other scholarships at GRCC Scholarships. You can donate to this scholarship online, too! Go to GRCC Give Today, select "Other" for your designation and type in BHMS! Summum Bonum & Ubuntu See you next season! --- 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/mursalata-muhammad/message

GRCC, Grand Valley receive $1.2M grants to help local adults earn college degrees. Grand Rapids Public Museum announces "Polish Halls in Grand Rapids" program. The Rapidian encourages local residents to share their own stories related to civic, economic, and public health developments in the Grand Rapids area on The Rapidian's platform. To get started as a community reporter, visit TheRapidian.org/write. https://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ope/trio/index.html https://www.grpm.org/

Hello everyone and welcome to the final episode of the 2021 Collegiate Summer Sports Podcast. Today Kaia Zimmerman is joined by Sean Chase and Anthony Clark Jr. to discuss the GRCC volleyball tournament results as well as discussing the recent hiring of Molly McKinney as the new head softball coach for GRCC. We will switch over to national sports news and discuss the NBA Summer League.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Collegiate Sports Podcast. As always, Sports Editor Kaia Zimmerman is joined by Editor-in-Chief Sean Chase and Anthony Clark Jr. Today we will discuss the Grand Rapids Community College baseball golf outing as well as discussing the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, with topics including Simone Biles and the U.S. men's basketball team. Thank you for listening!

The United States' nearly 1,000 technical and community colleges have been providing skills-based, career-focused training to communities for over 100 years. It's imperative that higher ed pays attention to the needs of industry in order to fulfill this purpose.What happens when those needs take a massive shift in a short amount of time?The way we live, work and learn have all changed in the last two years. Some of these changes are due to technological advancement, and some are due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We've seen entire sectors slowing/shutting down and then reopening, individuals displaced and seeking skills in totally new industries, education transitioning online, a mass transition to remote work, and more technology-driven work than ever before.How must community colleges adapt to these changes? We asked Dr. Bill Pink, President of Grand Rapids Community College in Michigan to talk on the future of work and the vital role technical and community colleges play. In part 1 of a two-part series, we discuss the two keys every community college must have in order to serve their region.In this episode, Dr. Pink answers key questions, like:Why do relevance and responsiveness matter in higher ed?When it comes to determining curriculum, skills and competencies to teach, what's one huge mistakes many colleges still make?How did GRCC manage to have a higher summer enrollment than even pre-pandemic numbers?What should colleges do to promote better mental and physical health for students?Career ladder or career lattice: What do career pathways look like for today's students?What role do community colleges play in times of transition - from military to private sector, from high school to adulthood, etc?

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss and Sam Tucker discuss the Ransom Street closure and the updated hours for the Library and Fieldhouse. After the news, they discuss the services offered by the counseling center and the Collegiate Winter 2021 magazine.

Garrett is the new Head Coach at GRCC, after having been an assistant for a few years. They are headed in the right direction, especially after a few recent recruits! Garrett and I discuss all of this, as well as some minor league baseball talk.

Hi everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Collegiate Sports Podcast. As always, Sports-Editor Kaia Zimmerman is joined by Sean Chase and Anthony Clark Jr. Today, we will be discussing the recent news of the Carl Nassib coming out as gay, making him the first person on an NFL roster to come out, as well as, discussing the NBA playoffs. We will switch over to Grand Rapids Community College news to talk about the recent hire of Lauren Ferullo as the new Athletic Director, as well as briefly touching on Joe Fox being named the new Men's Head Basketball Coach. 

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss, Sam Tucker and Editor-in-Chief Sean Chase discuss the current renovations taking place at Rosa Parks Circle, the one-year anniversary of the riots downtown following the death of George Floyd and the June 1 changes to COVID-19 restrictions. After the news, they discuss the First Lady's May 27 visit to the Grand Rapids Community College pop-up vaccine clinic.

Thank you for tuning in! This week on The Collegiate Podcast summer 2021 sports edition, Sports Editor Kaia Zimmerman speaks with Anthony Clark Jr. and Sean Chase about the Grand Rapids Community College golf team's performance at the National Junior College Athletic Association National Championship. Then they discuss the end-of-season awards for the GRCC softball and baseball teams. Before wrapping up with some picks for the NCAA DI Softball World Series.

Welcome to the Summer Edition of the News and Feature Podcast! This week, Managing Editor Breegan Petruska, Aspen Strauss and Sam Tucker discuss the May 13 CDC announcement that all vaccinated individuals can interact indoors without masks and the First Lady's upcoming visit to the GRCC vaccine clinic. After the news, they discuss the benefits of online classes and how you can study out of state while saving money through community college.

Thank you for tuning in! This week on The Collegiate Podcast summer 2021 sports edition, Sports Editor Kaia Zimmerman speaks with Anthony Clark Jr. and Sean Chase about Shonyah Hawkins receiving Second Team All-American honors. Then they discuss the completion of the GRCC softball and baseball teams' seasons, along with the golf team's national championship appearance, before wrapping up with some picks for the NBA playoffs.

Thank you for tuning in! This week on The Collegiate Podcast winter 2021 sports edition, Sports Editor Sean Chase speaks with Kaia Zimmerman and Anthony Clark Jr. about the week of April 5, for the Grand Rapids Community College women's basketball team, who won the Michigan Community College Athletic Association Great Lakes district title. Then, they get into discussing the volleyball team, who's season was recently restarted and are now headed to the national tournament. Before touching on the GRCC softball team's recent games, the GRCC baseball schedule and how the men's golf team opened their season.

Thank you for tuning in! This week on The Collegiate Podcast winter 2021 sports edition, Sports Editor Sean Chase speaks with Anthony Clark Jr. about the week of March 29, for the Grand Rapids Community College volleyball team, who played their final game against Muskegon Community College. Then they get into discussing the women’s basketball team, 10-3 on the season, and the men’s basketball team, 5-8 on the year, breaking down the most recent games. Before touching on the GRCC softball team's current status and the baseball team, who are currently 10-3.

Episode 7: This week Josh welcomes the great Lee Olson back to the show!  Tune in to hear all about their crazy days in college. Highlights include the Puffy Coat Story, the Boone's Farm Wine Night, and how Lee managed to get nearly half the alphabet for grades listed on his transcripts. #Ellensburg #CWU #Podcast0:00 - Intro 0:55 - Welcome Back Lee2:00 - Green River College4:30 - Professors10:00 - The Sub Community Center12:24 - Math Class22:23 - Bellingham < Ellensburg28:15 - CWU Dorm Life31:36 - Boone's Night39:47 - Football Games43:09 - Lee Rock46:20 - Albertsons Story49:35 - Josh the Mute51:44 - Puffy Coat / Big Red54:20 - No Shits Given55:57 - Outro YouTube Linkhttps://youtu.be/ZkdF0DN-jHI

Save Meduza!https://support.meduza.io/enThe Russian Presidential Affairs Department's Scientific Research Computing Center (GRCC) develops systems to monitor and deanonymize social-media users, and it sells these systems to government and private clients alike. Using the company's services, insurance companies can root out dishonest employees, and security-guard companies can recruit new staff. Other GRCC programs allow the police to hunt down “extremists” online. In a special report published in late September, Meduza learned that these computing systems collect information on Russians not just from open sources, but also from leaked databases that are sold illegally on the black market.  To find out more about Russia's database black market and how this information is being used, “The Naked Pravda” spoke to Meduza special correspondent Liliya Yapparova and Christo Grozev and Aric Toler, two top researchers at the investigative journalism website Bellingcat. In this episode: (2:01) Liliya Yapparova explains how she first learned about GRCC and its controversial products. (5:46) Kevin and Liliya discuss the ethics of using illegal databases to hunt down criminals, and the tradeoffs tech consumers accept when embracing news services. (9:15) Christo Grozev reviews Bellingcat's history and how he came to the group. (11:39) Aric Toler describes “digital stalking” and talks about Bellingcat's mid-October report about one of the alleged Skripal poisoners attending the family wedding of a Russian military intelligence commander. (21:31) Aric explains why Bellingcat isn't like Wikileaks. (23:56) Christo talks about when Bellingcat thinks it's okay to use leaked databases. (30:29) Liliya and Christo argue that Russia's data-leak problem can't be fixed anytime soon. “The Naked Pravda” comes out on Fridays. Catch every new episode by subscribing at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or other platforms. If you have a question or comment about the show, please write to Kevin Rothrock at kevin@meduza.io with the subject line: “The Naked Pravda.”

Sure, you may know how to subnet a class "C" network into 64 different networks, but how about where to go to learn about technology that has yet to make it into a textbook? Or to find your next job? Or just somewhere where you can commensurate with someone who understands what you mean when you say, "That APT left the MSSP DOA!" This presentation will outline the OSINT and TTP's cyber security practitioners use in industry to connect, build, and maintain networks, with an eye towards how Boilermakers who are CERIAS about cybersecurity can do the same. About the speaker: Andrew Rozema is the department head of the Grand Rapids Community College Computer Information Systems department, an Assistant Professor, and the director of the Grand Rapids Community College Center for Cybersecurity Studies. Prof. Rozema led GRCC's efforts to earn the "NSA DHS Center of Academic Excellence in Two Year Education" designation, and now mentors and reviews other institutions as they do the same. After 20 years in various IT, security, and managerial roles in industry, Prof. Rozema now focuses his attention on educating the next generation of IT and cybersecurity professionals.As an educator, Prof. Rozema teaches cybersecurity related courses for Grand Rapids Community College, and the ISC^2, as well as serving as a mentor for students with the SANS Institute.Prof. Rozema holds a AA from Grand Rapids Community College, a Bachelor of Science in Information Assurance and Security, and a Master of Computer Information Systems with a focus on Security from Boston University. Prof. Rozema has done postgraduate work with the SANS Technology Institute and is currently a student in the interdisciplinary Ph.D. program at the Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS) at Purdue University.

What a night for Drew to be all by his lonesome!  Following what seemed like a benign announcement from our home Con which you can find here, the internet exploded in every direction. Accusations flew wildly, things were said and videos were made.  At the end of it all, GRCC founder Mark Hodges is here hoping to provide some answers, dispell some myths and rumors and hopefully set the record straight.  Normally, this is not the type of podcast we do with Mark but we wanted to make sure he had the chance to say what he felt he needed to say about everything. We hope that people listen to the whole thing, hear what Mark had to say and make a choice from there. Every story has 2 sides.