Podcasts about northwest christian university

P2C pod was joined by Menlo College Assistant Coach Cam Schott. Cam started his basketball career at Northwest Christian University as a Manager, which progressed into a Director of Player Operations role. From there he was hired as the Assistant Video Coordinator at Texas A&M, followed by Assistant Coaching at Texas A&M Commerce. Cam talks about gaining the trust of different coaching staffs and players through hard work, sweat equity and being willing to do the things that others won't. We hope you enjoy this episode and tune in weekly every Friday for new episodes!

In this episode, I had the honor of welcoming 2021 Oregon Teacher of the Year Nicole Butler-Hooton as my special guest. In our conversation, Nicole shares her personal journey in education, how she centers her identity as an Indigenous educator in the classroom, her educational advocacy work throughout her home state of Oregon, transitioning from the classroom into her new role as a Teacher mentor for this new school year, and so much more! To learn more about Nicole's work, you can visit the CCSSO website at https://ntoy.ccsso.org/2021-state-teacher-of-the-year-oklahoma-jena-nelson/ or follow her on Instagram (@nbutlertoy2021) and Twitter (@ButlerHooton). BIO: “Be the Change you wish to see in the world,” by Mahatma Ghandi, is the quote that best describes 2021 Oregon Teacher of the Year Nicole Butler-Hooton. She is a thoughtful, connected, loyal Native American woman who believes in the value of family, friendships, community, and growth. She exemplifies living each day to its fullest. Born into a minority family where neither parent graduated high school and raised in a small coastal town, Butler-Hooton's personal drive to excel at the highest level resulted in her success in high school academics, sports, college, and in her personal and professional life. Butler-Hooton earned her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Oregon (UO) in sociology with a minor in ethnic studies, and she was a recipient of the Sapsik'ʷałá grant, provided to high-performing Native American students striving to earn their Master's degree in education. Upon receiving her Master's, she secured a job in the Bethel school district teaching second grade at Irving Elementary in Eugene, Oregon, where she has taught for 15 years. Irving Elementary boasts a supportive community, which has empowered and affirmed Butler-Hooton's vibrant, inclusive, and culturally competent teaching style. Her colleagues, families, and students respect her well established classroom culture. Each day she teaches and transforms the lives of her students and families. Butler-Hooton's primary professional goal is to build rapport and make a positive difference. Butler-Hooton is involved in the Oregon Indian Education Association, Eugene Education Association, Northwest Christian University consortium, UO elementary education, and the Bethel School District professional learning community for culturally sustaining practices. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/identitytalk4educators/support

In this episode Chaplain Annie is dying to know what you do when someone you have a complex relationship with, dies before you've reconciled? So she speaks with Reverend Kerry Kesey who was raised by hippy parents, yes, she is related to Ken Kesey author of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and infamous Merry Prankster, Kerry's father, Dale, was on the infamous bus Further and as a child, her family lived on the Kesey farm commune. They lived in a bus, and even in tents in Northern Idaho while her parents tried to build a log cabin. She had her 3rd birthday at Woodstock.Though her childhood may seem like a fun dreamland for many folks, Kerry wanted to follow a very different path from her hippy parents. Her grandmother in Arkansas always brought her to church, and the stability there drew her to Jesus and the Church. So she felt called into ministry, graduating from Northwest Christian University in Eugene, Oregon with a B.S. in Church, Society and Family.  She then attended Lexington Theological Seminary, receiving her Masters in Divinity in 1999 and was ordained as a minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).  Like her nomadic parents, she has served churches in Oregon, Texas, Kentucky, Kansas, Washington and Hawaii, and just recently began a ministry with the First Christian Church Fayette in Missouri.Kerry's hippy mother died suddenly in 2018.

Zach Bessett joins the podcast to discuss his time as a Chair on the School Board in Springfield, Oregon. Bessett was elected to the school board in May 2017. He has been a resident of Springfield for more than 30 years and is a 2000 Springfield High School graduate and received a degree from NorthWest Christian University. After 20+ years he recently left his job at Willamalane to pursue a career in social work for the State of Oregon. Hosted by Patty Rose To support the podcast with a one time or monthly donation go to strpod.com/sponsors Ending Track “Boulevard Street” By El Borko (Courtesy of Tim Miller) elborko.com Sponsored by Oregon Cash Flow Pro Oregoncashflowpro.com To listen to all previous episodes, buy merch, and more go to strpod.com Podcast video available exclusively on Youtube @ youtube.com/2rd --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strpod/support

An Interview with Captain Brockelmeyer and LTC Trey Lachicotte by Clark Bowden andEvan Muller Biographies: Cody Brockelmeyer enlisted in the Marine Corps in April of 2006, and served at the Legal Services Support Section in Okinawa, Japan where he served as NCOIC of the Pacific Regional Defense Counsel’s office. From 2009 to 2013, he served as Legal Management Chief for the Staff Judge Advocate to the Commandant of the Marine Corps. During this time, Sergeant Brockelmeyer deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, and completed his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Maryland University College. In 2013, Staff Sergeant Brockelmeyer was accepted to the Enlisted Commissioning Program, attended OCS, and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. He was designated as a supply and logistics officer, he was assigned to Second Battalion, Seventh Marines in Twentynine Palms, CA. From 2014-2016, he deployed twice to the Middle East in support of Operation Inherent Resolve, and completed his Master of Business Administration degree from Northwest Christian University. In 2017, Captain Brockelmeyer was promoted to his current rank, and was assigned to his present duties as Marine Officer Instructor for the NROTC unit, University of Notre Dame. He currently teaches Fundamentals of Maneuver Warfare and Evolution of Warfare, and has completed a Doctor of Business Administration degree from Northcentral University. Capt. Brockelmeyer primarily works with the senior MIDN leadership, providing guidance to the BCO, BXO, and BOPS. Additionally, he teaches both the Fundamentals of Maneuver Warfare and the Evolution of Warfare classes. _____________________________________ LTC Trey Lachicotte is a 2000 graduate of the University of Tennessee, where he received two Bachelor of Science Degrees in Accounting and Finance. Upon Graduation, he received a commission in the Infantry. His civilian education also includes a Master of Art in Global and International Studies from the University of Kansas, as well as, a Master of Military Art and Science in Theater Operations from the US Army Command and General Staff College. LTC Lachicotte has served in the United States Army for 20 years as an officer in the Infantry and Special Forces branches.

Paul Wright grew up in Eugene, Oregon where he started a relationship with Jesus. He graduated from Northwest Christian University. Paul was signed to Gotee Records. Debut Album Fly Away was recorded and released in 2003. Sunrise to Sunset was in 2005, Diego's Diary was released in 2008 independent. Paul has also been on albums with Christian Artist Toby Mac. Paul had another band called, Rootdown and you can hear about new music coming from them. Listen to how he finds inspiration and how he encourages people to write songs. “I Believe” and released it on Easter during Stay at Home because of the virus. You can reach Paul Wright on Instagram as well as Facebook.  Paul is working at New Hope Christian College in the area of Student Life.

If as a pastor you intentionally broke one of the Ten Commandments what would happen? Well, you’d probably either lose your job or your position. Or you’d be reprimanded or given a warning. Or, at the very least—maybe for using the Lord’s name in vain—you’d get a few dirty looks.But there is one commandment that, if you were to regularly disobey it, you would probably get a raise.Which commandment? The commandment to keep the Sabbath.Why is that? That’s what AJ Swoboda and I discuss in this episode of Spiritual Life and Leadership.THIS EPISODE'S HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:AJ Swoboda is Assistant Professor of Bible and Theology at Northwest Christian University and author of Subversive Sabbath.The pace at which the Western world is living is not only not sustainable, it’s a suicide mission.The Sabbath undermines the empire of anxiety and hurry.The Sabbath is not a practice to improve your life. It will utterly disrupt everything you want.The kind of life we have grown accustomed to—full of busyness and hurry—is not truly life.The Sabbath originates in the Garden of Eden—before the Law.The importance of the Sabbath is seen in the story of the Hebrew slaves in Egypt. God wanted to restore to the Hebrews the Edenic rest.The Sabbath is a foretaste of what we will experience forever in Heaven.The ideal of the practice of Sabbath is a 24-hour period of rest. The early Christians transitioned the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday, which they called the Lord’s Day.AJ preached on the Sabbath for three weeks and people left his church. He realized that if he broke nine of the Ten Commandments he would lose his job, but if he broke the Sabbath he would get a raise.God said, “Remember the Sabbath Day.” It’s as though God knew this was the one commandment we would be most likely to forget.People who keep the Sabbath are wildly healthier people.When you enter into the Sabbath, the Sabbath begins to enter into you.Sabbath is not merely a day. It’s a state of being.AJ shares the way he is currently struggling with practicing the Sabbath. He is finding that God is in the struggle.You can find AJ on Twitter at @mrajswoboda.RELEVANT RESOURCES AND LINKS:AJ SwobodaTwitter: @mrajswobodaBooks mentioned:Subversive Sabbath, by AJ SwobodaThe Sabbath, by Abraham HeschelEmotionally Healthy Spirituality, by Pete ScazzeroInstructions to leave a review of Spiritual Life and Leadership:Click HERE.Click on the link that says, "Listen on Apple Podcasts."In the window that opens, click the button that says, "Open Link." This will open iTunes.To the right of the Spiritual Life and Leadership logo, click "Ratings and Reviews."Under the heading, "Customer Reviews," click on the button that says, "Write a Review."Select the number of stars and write your review.Click submit.I'd be so grateful if you did this. Thank you!— Links to Amazon are affiliate links. If you make a purchase through any of these links, I’ll receive a small commission–which will help pay for the Spiritual Life and Leadership podcast!

This week we have a special guest! We are blessed to hear from Keith Potter, the VP of Advancement with our friends at Northwest Christian University. Keith shares a message from James 1 about what life looks like when it is led by Wisdom, Faith, and Service. -Find out more about our family at: northwoodchristian.org/ -Watch or listen to the message on Vimeo, your favorite Podcast service, or directly from our Northwood app! To get it, text "northwoodapp" to 77977! Alternatively, you may visit pushpay.com/get?handle=northwoodchristianchurch&source=external -Watch more of our sermons on Vimeo: vimeo.com/northwoodchristian -Listen to our sermons via Podcast on iTunes: https://goo.gl/bWwzEY -Also available on Google Music: https://goo.gl/sgXYK7 -If you would like to support our family and these services, please consider making a donation or your regular offering here: https://goo.gl/RVN7ZB

We interview Eddie Alexander, Head Coach of the Northwest Christian University Beacons (NCU). NCU competes in the Cascade Collegiate Conference and is located near the University of Oregon in Eugene, OR. Coach Alexander speaks about his coaching background, basketball philosophy and reviews the 2019-20 Beacons.

Dr. Srader's address at Northwest Christian University's 2017 baccalaureate service: "Don't miss the present." Season two begins on August 26.

Zach Bessett joins the podcast to discuss the positive changes made in Springfield, Oregon with the Springfield school district and much more. Bessett was elected to the school board in May 2017. He has been a resident of Springfield for more than 30 years and is a 2000 Springfield High School graduate. Having a teaching degree from Northwest Christian University himself, he is enthusiastic about helping create endless possibilities for our community's youth. He currently works as a sports and recreation coordinator at Willamalane, is a chair for the Springfield School Board, and is heavily involved with coordinating the middle school dances held at the Willamalane Bob Keefer Center Hosted by Patrick Stutz Aka SelfEsteem BoatWillie Ending Track “Relentless” by the Creative Types Featuring RxN Stream/buy/download @ thecreativetypes.bandcamp.com/track/relentless-feat-rxn Sponsored by Oregon Cash Flow Pro, LLC Oregoncashflowpro.com Stream this and all previous podcast episodes @ strpod.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

From all of us in the Communication Department at Northwest Christian University: have an unforgettable Christmas, and may God bless your 2019!

Janel and Lars sit down with one of their favorite Northwest Christian University professors. The podcast explores Doyle's testimony, awesome facial hair, memorization, and other ways communication adds value. Dr. Doyle Srader Ph.D., University of Georgia, M.A., Baylor University, B.A., Baylor University teaches public speaking, interpersonal communication, listening behavior, and other public address and interpersonal communication classes. He brings over 18 years of teaching expertise to the classroom. Doyle has authored numerous publications and writings including “Performative Listening,” which appeared in the International Journal of Listening, and “Before, after, during: Michael Chertoff’s post-Katrina arguments,” which appeared in Argumentation and Advocacy.  Doyle is participating and mentions the missions trip to Cambodia that NCU campus pastor Troy Dean leads every year and that Lars and Janel both participated in during their time at NCU. Their primary partner in Cambodia is AIM, Agape International Mission. You can find out more and join the fight against Human Trafficking and Child sex slavery by visiting their website and supporting the many facets of their work.

02/10/2018 @ Danny Miles Court

Interview from 02/10/2018 @ Danny Miles Court

02/10/2018 @ Danny Miles Court

Interview from 02/10/2018 @ Danny Miles Court

01/13/2018 @ Northwest Christian University

Interview from 01/13/2018 @ Northwest Christian University

Interview from 01/13/2018 @ Northwest Christian University

01/13/2018 @ Northwest Christian University

The Oregon men's basketball team will open the 2017-18 basketball season with their first exhibition game on Saturday at Matthew Knight Arena against Idaho. On Monday they'll play against Northwest Christian University in their second exhibition game.  DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil preview this coming basketball season, while also giving an overview of Oregon's historic basketball recruiting run. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2013/09/14. Associate Professor of Psychology, Northwest Christian University.

2013/09/14. "Understanding Omniscience In a Perspective-Taking Task". Associate Professor of Psychology, Northwest Christian University. "Weird Or Just Weird Enough? The Counter-Intuitiveness of Christian Theological Concepts". Professor of Psychology, Northwestern College. "CSR and Religious and Theological Education: Implications, Impediments, and Strategies for Deeper Dialogue". Dean of the School of Theology and Ministry, Seattle University.

In this week's podcast we talk to Lance Beaumont, director of the music department at Northwest Christian University and distance adjunct professor for Howard Payne University. In this interview we talked about their unique program, teaching lessons through video conferencing, the future of the music business as well as general practicing techniques and the benefits of class guitar in a public school setting.