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Nathan, Brandon, and Coach Ron reflect on FCS Football Week 8. Professor Brandon discusses the approval of the House v. NCAA Settlement and its implications for the future of college athletics. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fcscheckdown/support

This month we welcome Professor Brandon Sanderson of UNCP's Department of Art, who shares his work as an artist and educator. Entering his 22nd year as a professor and 28th as an exhibiting artist, Professor Sanderson currently serves as the sixth Director of the Pembroke Undergraduate Research and Creativity Center and as Professor of Art teaching Printmaking and Drawing. Supporting undergraduate research across the campus including everything from scientific and humanities-based research to jazz composition, the Pembroke Undergraduate Research and Creativity Center holds a yearly Symposium showcasing student work. In our conversation, Professor Sanderson shares his own story, from growing up on the farm, to work in computer science, which led to development as a printmaker, and his work with arts organizations such as the Artnauts Collective, combining art and social justice initiatives in Ukraine, Sarajevo, South Korea, Bosnia, Columbia, and many other locations. Since 2013, Professor Sanderson has served as Workshop Coordinator for Frogman's Print Workshops on the campus of the University of Iowa, the largest printmaking workshop in the United States. Sanderson holds two Bachelor of Science degrees from Colorado State University-Pueblo, in Printmaking/Drawing and in Computer Information Systems. He earned his Master of Fine Art degree in Art with a specialty of Printmaking from the University of South Dakota, where he studied under 20th century print and paper artist Lloyd Menard. Prior to his career as an artist, Sanderson worked as a computer programmer and systems analyst. Since 1995, Professor Sanderson has exhibited in over 575 venues in 65 countries. Recently he has shown in Poland, Palestine, Chile, Bosnia, Uganda, Cambodia, Colombia and Ukraine. He has also held 37 university lectures in 27 states and participated in 81 collaborative studio projects. In 2018 he was the first visiting artist in the West Virginia University Master Printmaking series. He also is a long-time member of the Artnauts international art group, which uses the visual arts as a tool for addressing global change. Professor Sanderson's work appeared in  the nationally acclaimed “Re-Riding History” exhibit, which featured works by 72 contemporary native and non-native artists who responded to the events surrounding the 1875-1878 capture, relocation and imprisonment of 72 Plains Indian warriors at Fort Marion, St. Augustine, Florida. Professor Sanderson was recently awarded a number of grants to use his technical and artistic backgrounds to design and prototype art equipment that is cost-effective and accessible to those with disabilities. His current body of work combines laser cutters, CNC machines, 3D printers, and digital drawings with the traditional tools of the printmaking and drawing studios. Rediscovering Flight ScreenPrint V, by Brandon Sanderson Learn More: Brandon Sanderson – Artist Website www.brandon-sanderson.com Photo Captions: Artnauts Collective solar panels with soldiers and students in the Ukraine, providing both art as inspiration and also charging stations for electronic devices as well as power for areas where this is unreliable.  Artnauts Collective  www.artnauts.org Artnauts on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/artnauts/ Artnauts is an artist collective that uses the visual arts as a tool for addressing global issues while connecting with artists from around the world. The name derives from combining the words "art" and "astronaut" as a way to describe the process of exploring uncharted territory in the world at large. The name also denotes an art practice that is "not" art as usual and goes beyond the confines of the traditional or conventional art word, blurring the boundaries between art, activism, and social practice. Frogman's Print Workshop www.frogmans.net Pembroke Undergraduate Research and Creativity Center The Pembroke Undergraduate Research and Creativity Center of The University of North Carolina at Pembroke stimulates, supports and promotes inquiry, discovery and creativity in scholarship and the arts through mentored research experiences with faculty and other regional, national and international scholars and professionals.  The center facilitates and coordinates preparation in research skills necessary for professional fields and graduate study. The center is designated to serve as a clearinghouse for undergraduate research and creativity opportunities on and off campus. Undergraduate students presenting their work at conferences are encouraged to apply for a travel grant. Additionally, faculty mentors are encouraged to promote their research agendas through the PURC. For more information about PURC, please browse our website or call 910.521.6841 or email purc@uncp.edu. 2024 PURC Symposium -- Wednesday, April 10th, 2024 in the Mary Livermore Library Commons Area https://www.uncp.edu/academics/research/purc-pembroke-undergraduate-research-and-creativity-center/purc-symposium Find the episode transcript here Follow UNCP's College of Arts and Sciences  on Facebook, Twitter/X@uncpcas and Instagram@uncpcas

Science communication plays an important role in bridging the gap between researchers and the general public, fostering understanding, engagement, and appreciation for scientific explorations and advancements. In an era where science and technology shape every aspect of our lives, effective communication of research findings is more critical than ever. This is also a time where there are conflicting views about scientific work and polarizations in societies. This makes effective science communication even more important not only to ensure that scientific knowledge is accessible to all, but also to empower individuals to make informed decisions, influences policy-making, and fosters trust in the scientific community. However, effective science communication goes beyond simply disseminating information; it requires clarity, creativity, and engagement strategies tailored to diverse audiences. By employing clear language and compelling storytelling researchers can effectively communicate their findings, thereby enhancing public awareness and understanding of the profound impact that science has on society. In his recent book “Sharing Our Science: How to Write and Speak STEM” Professor Brandon Brown, a scientist-turned-writing teacher, provides a highly valuable resource for STEM practitioners aiming to effectively convey their technical work to both specialised and general audiences. In this episode of Bridging the Gaps I speak with Professor Brandon Brown; we discuss this personal, practical, and inspirational guide for scientists and technical professionals seeking to enhance their written and oral communication skills in STEM fields. Brandon Brown is a Professor of Physics and communications specialist at the University of San Francisco. He is an excellent science communicator. He has written for publications such as Slate, Smithsonian, and Scientific American and served as Deputy Director at the Green Science Policy Institute and a Senior Writing Coach for the Strictly Speaking Group. We begin by exploring the significance of storytelling in effective science communication, delving into diverse tools and approaches such as tension and narrative to enhance the communication of scientific concepts. We further examine the utilisation of relatable examples, including simplifying large numbers and intricate comparisons like the size of an atom relative to its nucleus, to improve clarity and facilitate comprehension. We also address the detrimental effects of disinformation on science communication, which can lead to societal polarisation and divisions. We also reflect on Professor Brandon Brown's personal encounters, highlighting how adept communication of challenging facts can profoundly influence individuals. This has been both informative and insightful discussion. Complement this discussion with “Reclaiming Human Intelligence and “On Public Communication of Science and Technology with Professor Bruce Lewenstein” available at: https://www.bridgingthegaps.ie/2022/02/on-public-communication-of-science-and-technology-with-professor-bruce-lewenstein/ And then listen to ““The Joy of Science” with Professor Jim Al-Khalili” available at: https://www.bridgingthegaps.ie/2022/05/the-joy-of-science-with-professor-jim-al-khalili/

Durham County District Attorney Satana Deberry and Duke University Law School professor Brandon Garrett discuss their unique and extraordinary new joint initiative to shine a light into a long-hidden corner of the criminal justice system: plea bargains. Read the full report here. The post Durham County District Attorney Satana Deberry and Duke University Law School professor Brandon Garrett appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

Ending off a great season of episode, Brandon Copeland joined the set! Brandon is an ivy league graduate from University of Pennsylvania. After graduating, he had a great career in the NFL where he was truly more than an athlete. He has many business ventures off the fieId where he is still looking to grow. On top of all that, he teaches a class at is alma mater! Truly a inspiration and someone for anyone to look up to! Let us know what you love best from Professor Cope on this outstanding episode! Make sure to Like Comment Subscribe Tell a Friend to tell a Friend ! Brandon Copeland IG : @bcope51 Twitter : @bcope51 Myles Hartsfield IG : @myles_harts Twitter : @Myles_Harts Coach Carey IG : @coachcarey_ Twitter : CoachCarey_ TikTok : @coachcarey The Off Season IG : @_theoffszn Twitter : @_TheOffSZN TikTok : @theoffsznnetwork This is Me IG : @tos_thisisme Twitter : @tos_thisisme

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Brandon Copeland, NFL Linebacker, Ivy League Professor, Advisor, and Consultant, shares his insights on: [4:07] - What inspires him to promote financial literacy for younger generations  [7:55] - How teaching a class at Penn has become a rallying cry for him to bring awareness to real-life problems that people are facing [10:55] - The one moment on the football field that inspired him to play college football in the Ivy League [14:54] - How his podcast Money Music Culture uses popular lyrics to educate others about topics like asset management, budgeting, investing, and much more  Tweet me your takeaway from today's episode @davidmeltzer  Email Me! david@dmeltzer.com Sign up for my Free Weekly Training https://free.dmeltzer.com/friday-training-1 Text Me! (949) 298-2905 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode Moshe Bursuker and Brandon Durham interview an old student and friend from our previous academy in NY. Jamie started his BJJ career training with Professor Brandon and has moved to the Sunshine State to follow his competition dreams. He has won his last 21 matches and we get him to talk about the process that works for him. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-durham/support

Today, Ryan Zauk sits down with NFL Player and UPenn Professor Brandon Copeland. Formerly on the Patriots, Jets, and Titans Brandon just signed with the Atlanta Falcons this past Friday! But this episode isn't about football - Brandon is MUCH more than a football player. See below: - Penn Professor where he teaches “Life 101” every spring to educate students about the financial basics of becoming an adult. Think stocks & bonds, buying a home, credit 101, networking/brand-building, taxes, car payments, and more. - He has since made this course available to the public, where he hosts lectures and guest speakers every Tuesday, and fosters an amazing Telegram community. You can learn more and sign up for the course here: life101.io - Forbes 30 under 30 winner, motivational speaker, and noted brand consultant - Columnist at Kiplinger + CNBC and is member of CNBC’s Invest in You Wellness Council with Acorns - Serial private and public investor as well as real estate developer, having worked on 50+ homes Brandon has always been focused on what he calls “the business of me” and has made it a life mission to share his lessons with others. Ryan & Brandon discuss: - Interning at hedge funds and bulge bracket banks since high school (7:30) - What he teaches in ‘Life 101,’ how he got UPenn on board, and his unique final exam (11:50) - How you can get involved with Life 101 and what he needs you to promise before you join (22:30) - His favorite Fintech apps (25:50) - The NFL approach to financial education (29:25) - A rapid-fire round including his personal finance stack, best investments, and the best QB he ever faced (32:40) ...And so much more! For more Fintech insights, follow us below: Medium: medium.com/wharton-fintech WFT Twitter: twitter.com/whartonfintech Ryan's Twitter: twitter.com/RyanZauk LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/wharton-fintech-club/

What you thought it was over? You already know it does not stop over here. Wandavision may be done but ForAllNerds is eternal! And we had to come back with another of our super informative episodes, as we welcome back @Big_Data_Kane himself the one and only Professor Brandon Ogbunu!! Yes, the professor is back to discuss the Covid 19 Vaccine and everything that you need to know about it. Plus, what is going on with these strains, when can we expect to get back to some semblance of normal, and much more!! Plus, we offer a few thoughts on the reactions to our @ViewsFrom616 podcast, answer some geekquently asked questions, and Benhameen is back with a brand new Comics I Copped! What more could you ask for?

It's a very special episode this week, as Tatiana and Benhameen welcome back Professor Brandon Ogbunu to speak about everything that has happened since we last spoke with our esteemed Coronavirus expert. We hope you are all enjoying your Thanksgiving, and staying safe while you are doing so! Thank you for listening and supporting the ForAllNerds throughout this tumultuous time.

What explains the puzzle of life without parole (LWOP) sentencing in the United States? In the past two decades, LWOP sentences have reached record highs, with over 50,000 prisoners serving LWOP. Yet during this same period, homicide rates have steadily declined. To shed light on what might explain the sudden rise of LWOP, this report examines characteristics of the more than 1,627 cases in which LWOP was imposed from 1995 to 2017, in North Carolina, one of the states that imposes the largest numbers of these sentences.Read: Life Without Parole Sentencing in North Carolina The post Duke University Law Professor Brandon Garrett discusses a new study that shows racial bias in sentences of life without parole in NC appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

What explains the puzzle of life without parole (LWOP) sentencing in the United States? In the past two decades, LWOP sentences have reached record highs, with over 50,000 prisoners serving LWOP. Yet during this same period, homicide rates have steadily declined. To shed light on what might explain the sudden rise of LWOP, this report examines characteristics of the more than 1,627 cases in which LWOP was imposed from 1995 to 2017, in North Carolina, one of the states that imposes the largest numbers of these sentences.Read: Life Without Parole Sentencing in North Carolina The post Duke University Law Professor Brandon Garrett discusses a new study that shows racial bias in sentences of life without parole in NC appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

What a guy! Patriots Linebacker and University of Pennsylvania Professor of Finance, Brandon Copeland. We talked to Brandon about his assembly to help students establish and maintain healthy financial habits. You can get more information at FitMoney.org. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson, LBF, and Brian Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brandon Bayne is a religion professor at the University of North Carolina. We attended seminary together in Boston and have stayed in touch ever since. I have admired his journey through academia and love how passionate he is about pursuing knowledge and understanding the world around him. As the COVID-19 crisis first unfolded, and universities were sending students home and trying to figure out how to restructure the university classroom, Brandon sat down and wrote out five principles that would guide his approach to his syllabus. He published it on Facebook and Twitter, thinking it might offer several meaningful ideas for other educators, but the response was so broad and receptive, that Time heard about it and asked him for an interview. In our conversation, Brandon shares those five principles and how recently losing his mom to cancer shaped some of his thinking. Dr. Bayne's first book, Missions Begin with Blood: Suffering and Salvation in the Spanish Borderlands, is forthcoming with Fordham University Press later in 2020. His other publications include:  "Willy-Nilly Baptisms and Chichimeca Freedoms: Missionary Disputes , Indigenous Desires and the 1695 O'odham Revolt." “Converting the Pacific: Jesuit Networks between Asia and the Americas,” Oxford Handbook of Iberian Borderlands (Forthcoming, Oxford, 2016) “Crossings and Contact Zones: Religion, Borderlands, and Las Fronteras of the Americas,” Religion Compass, (Wiley, November, 2014) Dissertation: “A Passionate Pacification: Salvation and Suffering in the Jesuit Missions of Northern New Spain, 1594 – 1767” (Harvard, May, 2012) “From Saint to Seeker: Teresa Urrea’s Search for a Place of Her Own,” Church History (Cambridge University Press, 2006)

This week we discussed breaking NFL news! We specifically talked Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre’s interesting take on the maligned quarterback. Why Odell Beckham Jr. can't help himself but to talk nonsense. Which teams led 2018 NFL Ticket Sales, we’ll find out. Tyreek Hill suspension looming, Eli Manning treated unfairly by Chris Simms, Professor Brandon Copeland. We thanked new listeners! We are growing fast thanks to you all! A huge thanks!We also circled around to news for the Thirst and Goal (TAG) Teams, the Seahawks, Steelers, and Eagles. Seahawks fans ranked lower than expected by study, Avonte Maddox on the rise, and Steelers expanding the Hall of Honor.. Frane concocted the Blue Adriatic shot! We also tasted Old Grand Dad 114. We also tasted two beers from Alvarado Street Brewing. We sampled our first Homebrew attempt. Shout out to the Vault Studio NFL Podcast. The Vault Studio was founded in December 2016 with the goal of offering an NFL podcast with an Australian touch. A full-service studio has been built in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. The Studio currently has three podcasts and a weekly live show in partnership with The Sporting Globe Bar, Richmond, Australia. The show’s producer is James Arthur who is joined by a group of regular contributors and guests. You can find them on the web here, and on Twitter @TheVault_Studio.Also shout out to the Touchdowners Podcast hosted by Philip Dean and Tyler Swezey. The show takes a philosophical look at current NFL events. With a sports-casual humors tone, and offers a perspective that differs from the typical talking heads by digging into the "Why" of current sports-takes. Topics are explored in their larger social contexts outside of the sports that contain them. You can find them on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, and on Twitter at @TheTouchdowners. We held our world famous quiz and weekly Top Five (NFL Tight Ends)!Follow us at @GoalThirst on Twitter and @thirstand on Instagram. You can subscribe or simply visit our website at thirstandgoal.buzzsprout.com.To send us a question or comment, email: podcastthirstandgoal@gmail.com. Leave us a voicemail at 818-350-2680 (Be aware: we may play it on the air).

Mixed Girl Mane and BlerdVision are back with the part B of the part 2 of the two-part Avengers End Game theories episodes and we are still joined by Professor Brandon of the Why So Serious and Comic Book History 101 podcasts. --- 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/blerdcomixed/message

Mixed Girl Mane and Blerdvision are back and talking with That Cool Black Nerd, Professor Brandon from Why So Serious and Comic Book History 101 podcasts. We continue the discussion about Avenger End Games Theories the day before Brandon and Mixed Girl Mane get to see it. We talked for a long time, so Mixed Girl Mane is splitting this episode into 2, you'll get part B over the weekend cause it is after Midnight and Maney is sleepy. --- 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/blerdcomixed/message

Leading litigators and scholars discussed professor Brandon L. Garrett's new book, "End Of Its Rope: How Killing the Death Penalty Can Revive Criminal Justice." The book analyzes data on over two decades of death sentences to both explore causes of the decline in American death sentencing and its implications for the future of criminal justice reform. The panelists were death penalty lawyer David Bruck of Washington & Lee Law School; Robin Konrad of the Death Penalty Information Center; Evan Mandery of John Jay College and author of "A Wild Justice"; and Carol Steiker of Harvard Law School and the Criminal Justice Policy Program, and co-author of "Courting Justice." UVA Law professor Steve Braga served as moderator. (University of Virginia School of Law, February 22, 2018)

Monday, June 29th 2015 Today the cre discuss how the Predators football game went, and Pheel's reaction to going to the Amway. Professor Brandon calls in an we discuss the Orlando Magics draft pick while making fun of Chris Bosh. We end the show with some #MoneyMoneyMonday athletes net worth

Monday, June 29th 2015 Today the cre discuss how the Predators football game went, and Pheel's reaction to going to the Amway. Professor Brandon calls in an we discuss the Orlando Magics draft pick while making fun of Chris Bosh. We end the show with some #MoneyMoneyMonday athletes net worth

Wednesday, June 24th 2015 Today in the studio Mayra is running the show. Who needs Kevin anyway?? LOL, ahem, anyway today the crew talk with Professor Brandon and we talk about the NBA Draft.  Joelius Caesar calls in to give us an update on his 30 MLB stadium tour. Diddy Beats Up his sons football coach 

Wednesday, June 24th 2015 Today in the studio Mayra is running the show. Who needs Kevin anyway?? LOL, ahem, anyway today the crew talk with Professor Brandon and we talk about the NBA Draft.  Joelius Caesar calls in to give us an update on his 30 MLB stadium tour. Diddy Beats Up his sons football coach 

Wednesday, June 5th 2015 Today the crew discuss Doctah Pheel's embarrassing night. We talk with Professor Brandon and he literally knows everything about sports! Pierre leaves us a voicemail talking about the FIFA scandal!

Wednesday, June 5th 2015 Today the crew discuss Doctah Pheel's embarrassing night. We talk with Professor Brandon and he literally knows everything about sports! Pierre leaves us a voicemail talking about the FIFA scandal!

Dr. Brandon Konoval from the School of Music will discuss his current research and and cross appointment in both the School of Music and the Arts One Programme.

Dr. Brandon Konoval from the School of Music will discuss his current research and and cross appointment in both the School of Music and the Arts One Programme.