Podcasts about hctc

When gang violence claims a victim, there's always the chance that somone will be looking for payback. But who's responsible for stepping in and preventing more bloodshed? The medical staff who are busy treating the wounded? Law enforcement who are busy investigating the crime?In this episode, Andrew Woods, Founder and Executive Director of Hartford Communities That Care (HCTC), joins the podcast along with two staff to talk more about HCTC's work responding to more than 2,000 violent crimes, providing crisis counseling, mental health support and access to wrap-around services in order to improve the lives of youth and adult victims of crime and their families.Guests: Andrew Woods (Executive Director, HCTC), Shenell Benjamin (Response Team Director, HCTC), Tyrone Bynum Jr. (Senior Intervention Specialist, HCTC)Learn more about Hartford Communities That Care and all the amazing work they are doing by visiting their website, following them on Facebook, or getting directly in touch by emailing: info@HartfordCTC.org-- -- -- -- -- Introduction (00:00)Welcome (01:04)History of HCTC, services they offer, and how those services have grown or changed over the years (01:36)Andrew's background and HCTC timeline (05:00)What is the Response Team within HCTC that Shenell runs, who all is a part of that team, and what services are they focused on offering (07:30)What actually happens from the moment the call comes in from the hospital to when their services to the victims are complete (10:35)What's the state of mind entering a heightened emergency situation (14:38)The training that HCTC provides its team and how those training best practices were developed (15:57)Health Alliance for Violence Intervention (HAVI) trade association and what they can offer anyone wanting to get involved in the industry (18:10)Establishing their response team as an authoritative organization within the community and building the necessary partnerships to do their work (19:00)What kind of people are their teams looking for, and what qualities make for a great intervention specialist (21:45)Starting a violence prevention organization (23:17)Demonstrating value to the community and quantifiable impact to possible funding partners (25:45)Opportunities for HCTC to scale, what their goals are, and how they plan to get there (30:25)An experience from the field that hit close to home and why the information and data an organization like HCTC offers a community helps so much (35:13)-- -- -- -- --Support the show-- -- -- -- --HOST Jason Friesen is the Founder and Executive Director of Trek Medics International, a 501c3-registered nongovernmental organization (NGO) dedicated to improving access to emergency response networks in communities across the globe through innovative mobile phone technologies.Learn more about Trek Medics International by visiting their website, and for more info on the Beacon Crisis Response Platform visit here. Follow Trek Medics on: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInTheme song: "Happy Feliz" by ¡Big Grande! (used with permission).

Ashley Phillips talks about her move from Hill Country Youth Ranch to HCTC, how she is still family at Hill Country Youth Ranch, her involvement in Keep Texas Beautiful, Kerrville Pets Alive, Kerrville Rotary, Kerrville Junior Service Guild, and gives advice on how to network in your local community.

Texas has seen great strides in expanding broadband infrastructure across the state. However, challenges with changing legislation, geography, supply chain issues and funding are hindering the important work. In this episode, Mark Seale, executive director of the Texas Telephone Association, and Craig Cook, general manager at HCTC, discuss these challenges that Texas is facing in deploying rural broadband and how they hope to overcome them.

Post con podcast episode and smack in E3 days. We are here to talk on gaming, new games and games announced at E3. We also talk into stories we didn't go over last podcast episode from Huntington Toy and comic con. As always we got stories for days and we have some good ones.Want to be a guest or have something you want us to say on air? just message us by email or through any of our social media outlets and we will definitely talk about it! CriticAbsurdTV@gmail.comWe would also love to extend an awesome offer from us. Are you thinking of starting a podcast? Buzzsprout is an amazing way of hosting your next big project. With multiple tiers that would best fit you and fantastic resources we know Buzzsprout could be what gets your podcast off its feet AND earn a $20 amazon card doing it. All you have to do is subscribe to buzz sprout using our link!                             https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=219816Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/criticallyabsurdtv?alert=2)

Conventions are back! Our first one since COVID hit and what an event to get us back in business. Huntington Comic and Toy Convention was a huge success and a perfect time for a con, perfect weather and tons of things to do. This episode we talk about the event and what we think. CJ was out this episode for not feeling well so our buddy Jeff took his place - Welcome! We also had the great opportunity to meet some celebrities, listen to our stories.Want to be a guest or have something you want us to say on air? just message us by email or through any of our social media outlets and we will definitely talk about it! CriticAbsurdTV@gmail.comWe would also love to extend an awesome offer from us. Are you thinking of starting a podcast? Buzzsprout is an amazing way of hosting your next big project. With multiple tiers that would best fit you and fantastic resources we know Buzzsprout could be what gets your podcast off its feet AND earn a $20 amazon card doing it. All you have to do is subscribe to buzz sprout using our link!                             https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=219816Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/criticallyabsurdtv?alert=2)

This week on the pod, host Trish Adams is speaking with Keila Miller, Dean of Community, Workforce & Economic Development at Hazard Community & Technical College (HCTC), and Vanessa Collier, Organization & Resource Alignment Coordinator with EKCEP about the upcoming Lineman and Fiber Optic Training classes offered through HCTC. From what the program entails to how you can get enrolled--all the bases are covered this week, so if you've been interested in the program make sure to give this week's episode a listen! HCTC's Lineman and Fiber Optic Training program is currently taking applicants! Go to ekcep.us/lineman to apply today, or find your local Kentucky Career Center JobSight at www.jobsight.org to call for more info! If you were recently laid off from your job, you may qualify for assistance in paying for the program. The deadline to apply is March 31! To learn more about EKCEP's mission to prepare, advance, and expand the workforce of Eastern Kentucky, log on to https://www.ekcep.org.Intro music from https://filmmusic.io"Sweeter Vermouth" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Hazard Community and Technical College President Dr. Jennifer Lindon and Workforce Solutions Director Keila Miller join host Trish Adams to discuss fast-track training and degree and certification options within HCTC's five-county service area. This episode was recorded onsite at HCTC's technical campus in Hazard, Ky. To learn more about HCTC, log on to https://hazard.kctcs.edu/.To learn more about EKCEP's mission to prepare, advance, and expand the workforce of Eastern Kentucky, log on to ekcep.org.Intro music from https://filmmusic.io"Sweeter Vermouth" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

HCTC has been hosting Lunch and Learn for years in an effort to educate customers about various technology topics.

Brian Stanchak, the president of the BDSAgency and one of the top basketball coaching agents in the country, joins host Jamy Bechler on the Success is a Choice podcast today. He talks about his rise from a college basketball coach to a college athletic director and how this has helped him become one of the top agents. He also hosts one of the best professional development conferences with the Head Coach Training Center. The BDS Agency - http://thebdsagency.com/ Head Coach Training Center will be held May 14-16, 2018 in Orlando, FL. Get more information at http://thebdsagency.com Twitter - @TheBDSAgency Today's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial (new subscribers) at www.audibletrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, including books from previous podcast guests Kelly Roach, Micheal Burt, Pat Williams, Jeremie Kubicek, and John Brubaker.

It’s not often that you find a professional who has served in most of the roles that make up their field of specialization. Brian Stanchak has been a Division I basketball coach, collegiate Director of Athletics and now a sports agent specializing in representing college basketball coaches - which makes him not only a rare person in the realm of college athletics but also a very valuable commodity. But for Brian, it’s not only about the services he provides. He is committed to getting to know his clients and building relationships that serve them throughout their careers, not just when they need representation. Brian generously shares both his story and his advice for women’s basketball coaches and those wanting to break into the field, on this episode of Beyond The Whistle. The road from average player, to coach, to agent for women’s basketball coaches. When Brian Stanchak was playing basketball he knew that his talent was average at best, but he loved the sport all the same. He determined at 16 years of age that he was going to pursue a career in sports and began coaching basketball then. He had the opportunity to serve as an assistant and eventually head coach on the collegiate level as well, gaining experience on and off the court. One of the opportunities where he discovered a hidden talent was helping colleagues navigate the negotiations and contract talks, career path, and more. That’s when he decided to move into the realm of serving as an agent, and The BDS Agency was born. Brian shares his story on this episode, so be sure you listen. Specializing in women’s basketball coaches makes Brian Stanchak a valuable resource. There are many agents out there serving college coaches, but most pursue the avenues where the most money is to be made, which is primarily in men’s basketball. But Brian Stanchak decided to focus on the underserved area of women’s basketball coaches and has found a niche that has served both him and his clients very well. In this episode, Brian shares the unique challenges and opportunities presented to women’s basketball coaches and how he’s found his place helping them walk the career path less traveled, but one that is just as rewarding. Moving through the minefield of a coaching career, it’s good to have some help. Brian Stanchak loves the opportunity he has to walk alongside his clients as they move through the negotiations and pitfalls involved in being a women’s basketball coach. As much as he enjoys the challenges of his actual work, even more, he enjoys the relationships he has built with his clients. I’ve noticed how his clients remark on social media about their appreciation of him and the things he does to build into them as individuals. That’s unheard of in sports, so I know you’ll want to meet the man those clients are talking about. Brian shares his story and advice on this episode. Assistant coaches: Spend 25 minutes a day networking. One of the things I asked Brian Stanchak was how an assistant coach, whose job is to make their head coach successful, can also pursue their own career goals to become a head coach themselves. Brian gave some great advice when he said that every assistant coach should devote time every week to maintaining their professional network, not for the sake of finding new opportunities necessarily, but for the sake of maintaining relationships. It’s those relationships that will serve later when the need arises. Brian has seen the success of this heart-based approach work for his clients time and time again. Learn more from this player, turned coach, turned agent, on this episode of Beyond The Whistle. Outline of This Episode [2:15] A day in the life of a college coach consultant. [3:30] Brian’s journey from player to coach to consultant to coaches. [8:36] The services Brian provides to his coaching clients. [10:05] How service and relationships undergird Brian’s business. [15:09] A typical job search process for one of Brian’s clients. [20:13] How assistant coaches can balance career goals with their Assistant Coach role. [23:55] Brian’s head coaching center and why he started it. Resources & People Mentioned Brian on LinkedIn Brian on Twitter The BDS Agency www.TheBDSAgency.com/HCTC - coaching center BOOK: Think Like A Champion (affiliate link)

No Duh... In a world of uncertainty, there was little reason to question the outcome here: the HCTC wasn't going to get extended. You could sugarcoat it with sprinkles and a sparkler, it would not have mattered. The hope that the HCTC would get extended was a pipe dream at best. Employee Associations are part of the PROBLEM What isn't publicized is that employee associations, under the guise of defending employees' and retirees' rights/benefits, may not have revealed the full ramifications of the inevitable outcome (HCTC expiry). THEY DIDN'T TELL YOU, DESPITE HAVING THE KNOWLEDGE AND MY FREE OFFER TO INFORM YOU, THEIR ALLEGED CONSTITUENCY. Delphi Corporation...This is you and I have my emails to prove it. Listen Podcast Here Further information can be found on the official website: http://www.maximizeyourmedicare.com