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Presented at Curwensville Alliance on 3/30/25 by Rev. Brian Smeal. Listen as Rev. Smeal walks through Psalm 91:1-7. Don't live your live in the wrong shadow. The shadow of who you were. The shadow of what you did. The shadow of where you've come from. Instead, live in the shadow of the Almighty. It is a place of safety. The shadow of the Almighty is a place of deliverance. The shadow of the Almighty is a place of rest. The shadow of the Almighty is a place of peace. The shadow of the Almighty is a place of victory! Jesus can change the script of your life!

This week, we speak with Betsy Cohen and Maxwell Smeal from the Cohen Circle Acquisition Corp. I team to get their views on the current SPAC landscape. Betsy Cohen is already a well-known figure in SPAC circles for having previously led the Fintech Acquisition and FTAC SPACs. Betsy and Max discuss the past, present and future of the SPAC product and how they have managed to craft such a successful string of deals, especially in difficult markets. Plus, Betsy gives us her view on some of the challenges surrounding SPACs over the past few years and why she thinks SPACs will continue to have a place in the IPO market overall. Give it a listen.

Get your FREE Property Analysis Tool:STR DataSenseGet Vodyssey DataSense Comprehensive Property Analysis Training & Tools for just $97:STR DataSense powered by VodysseyBook a call with a Vodyssey Lifestyle Asset Pro:Strategy Session Application - VodysseyWelcome back to another episode of the Vacation Rental Revolution Podcast. This week I am joined by Vacation Rental investor Steve Smeal. Steve and I discuss:-What you should be looking for in a Vacation Rental location.-How to master direct bookings for your STR.-How to achieve less bookings and more revenue.-The key differences between single-family homes and condos as STRs.Check out Steve Smeal's properties here:https://www.sunrisedestin.com/If you like what we do here at the Vacation Rental Revolution Podcast, share an episode with a friend or give us a review on your favorite podcast platform.As always-pick one thing you can do today to build a life you don't want to take a vacation from!Cheers,Shawn

Episode 31 - Chris SmealThis was a great discussion around all thing junior and college golf, Chris is a pioneer in junior golf and development.He founded the Future Champions Junior Golf TourHe coaches hundreds of junior and college golfersHe shares some wisdom on how to get better at golfThis is an amazing chat for anyone that wants to be the best golfer they can be!Instagram - @chrissmealgolfhttps://futurechampionsgolf.com/www.golfperformancestore.com.au use the code YGP31 for 10% off the entire storeThe Orange Whip has been voted the #1 Teaching and Training Aid by PGA and LPGA Professionals for a reason – It's the best! The patented, counterbalanced, flexible shaft swing system provides the necessary feedback to train your swing to stay on plane, balanced, and powerful. Swing it next to other swing trainers and you can feel the difference immediately.journal18.com use YGP15 to receive 15% off your order

Hey Gorgeous, One of my favorite things is sitting down one on one with someone and helping them tackle a problem. In this week's episode I'm with Christina, one of my group members, who wanted to ask about essences and color. Join me for an insightful live coaching session, where we delve into the fascinating world of style essences, building personalized color palettes, and mastering the art of color coordination.  In this engaging conversation, you'll gain valuable insights and actionable tips as we explore how to unlock your unique style identity. Learn how to curate a wardrobe that authentically represents your essence, boosts your confidence, and leaves a lasting impression.  Tune in for this enriching episode, and embark on a journey to enhance your image and express your true self through your style choices. Get Dressed. Be Radiant. Stacey   GET YOUR STYLE ROADMAP: Wardrobe Transformation Roadmap   LEARN: radiantlydressed.com   CONNECT: stacey@radiantlydressed.com   COMMUNITY: christianstylecommunity.com   FREE COLOR PALETTE: createacolorpalette.com   FREE MOOD BOARD: stylemoodboard.com   FREE BIBLICAL AFFIRMATIONS: mindsetmirroraffirmations.com   Want to work with me?    Join the only image and style membership for Christian women: radiantbydesigncollective.com Discover your Color Season: diycoloranalysis.com Join the Radiant Woman Intensive for 3 months of intimate personal style coaching: iamaradiantwoman.com   RELATED EPISODES:   41 | Hit a Wall Building Your Capsule Wardrobe? 30 Days to Find What You Really Love with Heather Mason   36 | Style Theory Mashup: Blending Color Season and Style Essence with Melinda Hatcher   30 | Struggling to Look Authentic in Your Clothes? LIVE Coaching on Style Essences with Jillian Swanson

On today's episode of The People of Penn State, we're joined by Joe Nadreau (1993 - Smeal), who recently retired from his position of Managing Director of Strategy and Innovation at Wells Fargo Advisors. Joe discussed a variety of topics on the show, including being a part of the ROTC program at Penn State, the importance of mentors and mentees, driving strategy and innovation at Wells Fargo, privacy and cyber security at the company, what his retirement plans are, and much more! In addition to his core responsibilities of driving corporate strategy and ongoing innovation, Joe was responsible for the firm's independent advisor businesses (Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, First Clearing, and the launch of the RIA model). He also lead the Digital & Automated Investing group, which consisted of the self-directed (WellsTrade) team, and the Digital Advice (Intuitive Investor®) offerings.  His group was responsible for the continued evolution of the business platforms for the company's financial advisors and clients. He also led the Firm's merger integration activities consisting of 12 separate integrations, including Prudential Securities, AG Edwards, and Wachovia Securities.  Joe is on multiple nonprofit boards in the St. Louis community, including serving as chairman of the American Red Cross in St. Louis, and he served as the executive sponsor of the Wells Fargo Advisors United Way campaign. Connect with Joe on Facebook and LinkedIn. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Learn more about the Penn State Alumni Association: alumni.psu.edu. Follow the Penn State Alumni Association on:FacebookTwitterInstagramLinkedIn-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Timestamps: 0:00 — Intro1:25 — Joe's Penn State story2:32 — Being a part of ROTC at Penn State3:15 — Other student activities4:37 — Initial career goals6:08 — Ad Read #1 - Penn State Bakery7:13 — Importance of a mentor9:20 — Career progression after Penn State12:46 — Keeping up with evolving technologies 15:29 — What drives innovation?17:33 — What's next for Joe after retirement 20:35 — Privacy and cyber security at Wells Fargo22:24 — Giving back to the St. Louis community through non-profits 24:23 — Change management solutions27:00 — Ad Read #2 - Alumni Shop28:00 — Lightning Round Q&A31:10 — Outro32:21 — Alma Mater

With the United States potentially facing an economic downturn, a recession is a looming topic surfacing in many offices, boardrooms, and hallway conversations. Charles Whiteman, the John and Karen Arnold Dean of the Smeal College of Business, shares his economic expertise with us and discusses what the effects of economic uncertainty could mean for business leaders and the supply chain. About  The Dean of the Penn State Smeal College of Business oversees all aspects of one of the largest business schools in the nation. Smeal offers highly ranked programs to more than 5,000 students at all levels; supports the research activities of faculty members in six academic departments; is home to a network of leading research centers in business and features an alumni network of more than 95,000 Smeal graduates around the world.    Dean Whiteman, who has more than 32 years of experience in higher education and business, assumed the leadership position at Smeal in July 2012. Prior to joining Penn State, he was senior associate dean for the Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa, where he was responsible for undergraduate and graduate degree programs; faculty and staff recruitment; promotion, and tenure; budgetary operations; college facilities; technology operations; and strategic planning for the business school.    During a career that began as an instructor at Iowa in 1980, Whiteman advanced through the faculty ranks to become a chaired professor and served in a variety of administrative roles including chair of the Department of Economics, director of the Institute for Economic Research, and interim dean.    Whiteman holds a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Minnesota and a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Kansas. He has conducted research that has been supported by several grants from the National Science Foundation, published dozens of academic papers, written two books, and served as associate editor of several economics' journals. He has also advised the state of Iowa's Department of Management on economic issues and served as a visiting scholar at the Federal Reserve Banks of Kansas City, Atlanta, Cleveland, and Minneapolis. 

The market for clinical cell selection will reach $1 billion by 2030. Tune in as Smeal alumnus Ted Liberti '03 M.S., CBO of BioMagnetic Solutions, discusses how his biotech startup's magnetic cell selection technology gives companies the tools to create cures for cancer as cell & gene therapy companies make genetically-engineered CAR-T cells for patients - the future of biotechnology. He discusses how and why he chose to bring his business to State College, and how his company is partnering with Penn State on this important research. #WeAre"If successful, CAR-T cell and gene therapies (CGT) products are a one & done treatment/Tx/therapy that lives, endures, and continues to deliver its benefits long term, providing bona fide cures in some cases – a word oncologists never use lightly.” –Ted Liberti

Alumnus trade expert and avid Smeal volunteer, William (Bill) C. Lane '75 ACCT, '79 M is back! The former Executive Director of Trade For America and Caterpillar's 40-year veteran of global governmental affairs discusses how trade and inflation are linked, along with what happen in the past that we should be aware of when looking at the current situation."When you put tariffs in place, you tend to dampen competition and when you dampen competition it makes it easier for people to raise prices.”–William (Bill) C. Lane

Choice modeling focuses on the way that we make decisions. This month, Penn State Supply Chain Podcast hosts Steve and Irv speak to Aydin Alptekinoglu, Director of Research of CSCR, about the importance of choice modeling and how it relates to demand. When looking at aspects such as variety, pricing, and availability, demand can be traced to indicate customer interaction with a company compared to competitors. Dr. Alptekinoglu explains the process of identifying discrete individual choices to create demand models for physical products or services used by many companies today.----more---- Aydin Alptekinoğlu is a professor of supply chain management at Smeal College of Business, Robert G. Schwartz University Endowed Fellow in Business Administration, and Director of Research of the Center for Supply Chain Research. He received his PhD in Operations Management from the UCLA Anderson School of Management in 2004. Prior to joining Smeal in 2013, he held faculty positions at University of Florida and Southern Methodist University. His broad research interests involve three elements of product strategy: variety, price, and availability.

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. Today we're talking with Eric Smeal (of Clearbody, Jar & Acrobat Unstable Records) about Sweet Trip's 2003 album "Velocity. Design. Comfort." We talk about glitch pop, dreampop, and shoegaze. And also about throwing genre labels away & doing things for yourself but knowing when to ask for help. Clearbody released their debut album, One More Day on December 4th, 2020 on Smart Punk Records. Check that out wherever you stream music. https://clearbody.bandcamp.com/album/one-more-day-2

Hello beautiful people On today's podcast we have the talented and kind-hearted Matthew Smeal. Matthew is a writer, videographer, fine art photographer, and for the last 15 years has been a humanitarian and NGO photojournalist. He has worked in countries such as Uganda, Kenya and Cambodia, for organisations such as Médecins Sans Frontières, also known as Doctors Without Borders, UNICEF, The Fred Hollows Foundation and Opportunity International. I first met Matthew in an interview at Médecins Sans Frontières to be their Communications Intern, and immediately we hit it off. You know those people that come into your life, and you are like, this person is going to be a friend for life; that is how I felt and still feel with him. He is a heart on his sleeve kind of guy and so deeply passionate about making the world a better place. What I personally love about this podcast is the raw vulnerability; he showed up in this podcast in all of his authenticity, from sharing the challenges that can come with being a writer, and how the experience of flow state can lead you in a promising direction in your creativity. He shares about his relationship with the ocean and how it helps in his healing process from things that he has both seen and experienced in his humanitarian work. And, towards the end we speak of a specific project he did with maternal and child health in Nigeria. I will preface this with a trigger warning as we do speak about death and the trauma that can be found in witnessing this up close and first hand. Matthew is quite emotive about this subject and I ask that we have compassion and hold space for those who dedicate their lives to seeing things most of us do not, in the peaceful fight for increased awareness about the imbalance that we have around the world regarding access to health.Please rate, review, subscribe, share with friends and family, become part of the To Be Human Collective and enjoy this touching conversation with Matthew Smeal.Connect with Jennah-LouiseMindset Coaching | https://www.jennahlouise.com.auInstagram Personal | https://www.instagram.com/jennah_louiseConnect with MatthewInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/matthewsmeal Website | https://www.matthewsmeal.com.au

Alumnus trade expert and avid Smeal volunteer, William (Bill) C. Lane '75 ACCT, '79 M A was recently the Executive Director of the free trade advocacy coalition, Trade For America. Prior, Bill led Caterpillar's global governmental affairs team retiring after a 40-year career which included being a top lobbyist in Washington D.C. In this episode, Bill discusses the changes in trade due to the pandemic and the future of globalization as well as the value of his Penn State education. #WeAre"The lessons learned during this period of time are going to be studied and restudied.”– William (Bill) C. Lane

This interview brought another opportunity to not only chat with the band, but also bring in the record label as well. We sat down with Tyler Stodghill of Stars Hollow and Eric Smeal and Martin Hacker-Mullen of Acrobat Unstable. We got to take a look at both worlds of music. Tyler talked about the intense cycles of how he feels about music and diy in general. Plus, he is currently going for a masters in school counseling. Tyler would like to continue the band and put out music when he is in the mood, but is unsure about what extent it will be. Tyler is just enjoying the release of "I Want to Live My Life" which came out in May. There's plenty of merch and vinyl available. The album largely talks about mental health and the desire to be better in life.  Then there's the record label side. We had a cool discussion about Dogleg. We hear stories about the beginning of Acrobat Unstable. Eric goes into how the label connected with Stars Hollow and how both sides agreed that the EP would be a trial run. Eric and Martin talk about what they look for in an artist. There's a fun discussion about the business side of the label and being able to do perks like putting a band in the studio. Lastly, there are some interesting takes on reputation of record labels in music. Check out Stars Hollow and Acrobat Unstable below! Stars Hollow Bandcamp - https://starshollowia.bandcamp.com/album/i-want-to-live-my-life Instagram/Twitter - @starshollowia Acrobat Unstable website - https://acrobatunstable.com Instagram/Twitter - @acrobatunstable  

This week's episode of Scrambling with Dylan Otto features founder of Future Champions Golf Chris Smeal. Chris talks about his experiences in college and how he got into the teaching side of golf. Smeal talks about what all went into creating the organization Future Champions Golf as well as his short game course in his backyard. Enjoy the show! Instagram accounts: Coach: @stadiumgolf Short Game: @smealshortgamecourse Founder of @futurechampionsgolf --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Professor Christoph Hinkelmann is a Smeal college of business Finance professor at Penn State with previous experience at the Federal Reserve and as a Portfolio Manager. He was kind enough to take time out of his summer to come to explain the market to us. Prof. Hinkelmann teaches a course giving a base understanding of many finance topics even though he knows much more. Today we spoke about Gamestop, the efficient market hypothesis, you can't beat the FED, and how wrong finance equations can be. Professor Hinkelmann surprises John with his old homework submission with the lamest 5-year plan out there. Professor Hinkelmann Bio: https://directory.smeal.psu.edu/cuh19 --- 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/john-brzozowski/message

Smeal alumna entrepreneur Becky Savikas ’99 MKTG is the Vice President, HR Business Partner, Talent Strategy and Enterprise Change at Highmark Health. In this episode, Becky discusses what is going on in the healthcare industry, the pandemic job market, attractive transferable business skills, virtual on boarding best practices, the future of work from home and how this can open your company up to a diverse pool of talent!"You may have the best business plan and the best products, but if you don’t have the best workforce, you’re going to fall short.” –Becky Savikas

Smeal alumnus, Andy Mowery ’88 QBA is recently retired and rewiring after serving as the Senior Vice President and Chief Product Supply Officer of The Clorox Company. In this episode, Andy discusses the importance and process of developing young talent through internships, co-ops and entry level rotational programs. During his time at The Clorox Company, Andy helped many young professionals, getting his company to buy into the strategic importance of this talent pool. After eight years, the supply chain organization is seeded with more than 70 future leaders from those programs who grew up in the Clorox culture."It’s a long game…Yes you will get short-term benefits, but building an organization is something you have to think about over decades.“ –Andy Mowery

This week we're joined by Eric Smeal of Clearbody (and Acrobat Unstable records) to dissect Blink-182's self-titled album! Is it self-titled? Is it untitled? Will we remain on topic? Who is actually to say! Also bring back MTV's 'Album Launch!'

Ryan Hess is the Interim Director of Admissions at Penn State’s Smeal College of Business. During our conversation, Ryan spoke about his career in admissions and his journey to Smeal, what makes Smeal’s MBA program unique, and the culture and community at Smeal.

Smeal alumna entrepreneur Renee Fry ’94 OPMGT is the founder of Gentreo, a startup company listed as the best in it’s category by U.S. News and World Report, Kiplinger’s and AARP! In this webinar, Renee discusses how she transitioned into her encore career, the company’s vision, roadblocks/accomplishments, and suggestions for people looking to find their encore career. You are your best salesman! "If you can help other people be excited about you, you can be excited about you too!"–Renee Fry

Smeal alumnus JD Donley '16 MKTG is a Customer Success Specialist III, Supervisor at connectRN Inc. while working on his side gig, The BeantownBoys, with Penn State College of Engineering alumnus, Joe Roberto, '16 BME! In this episode, JD discusses his and Joe’s side gig and how this passion has helped him be successful in his day job, as well as their roadblocks, accomplishments, motivational tactics and why teamwork makes for dream work with the right partner!"How I keep myself busy outside of work helps me bring a positive mindset to my day job.”–JD Donley

Smeal alumna entrepreneur Kathryn Dougherty '09 ECON/FIN is the founder and CEO of Spritz Beverages Co. a company dedicated to bringing healthy beverages to market and building a brand that inspires and empowers women. In this episode, Kathryn discusses why she became an entrepreneur, speed bumps in her journey, lessons from the corporate world that have helped her as an entrepreneur, the challenges she faces as a female entrepreneur along with her advice and how she gives back to others even with her busy schedule. It's all about paying it forward!"Go for it! You'll make mistakes, nothing will go exactly as expected, but every day, you'll take a step closer to that goal. Go build your legacy! –Kathryn Dougherty

Smeal Alum Executive Recruiter: Scott Noga at Lyneer Search GroupSmeal alumnus and executive recruiter, Scott Noga '00 ACCT is the Vice President at Lyneer Search Group which is an employee-owned firm dedicated to providing talent acquisition and talent management solutions tailored to each individual client. In this episode, Scott discusses his firm, the future job market, how his company partners with startups, finding the right executive recruiter, what recruiters look for on LinkedIn and what he enjoys about executive recruiting – using his creativity while leveraging his accounting education!“Treat an online interview like an in person one - dress professionally, create a professional setting, and eliminate distractions, you don’t want anything that will detract the interviewer from what you are saying.” –Scott Noga

Smeal alumna and executive coach, Makeda Brown ’95 MGMT is the founder of PVR Coaching & Consulting, a company focused on helping organizations align people strategy to business strategy to maximize business results. In this episode, Makeda discusses best practices for aligning people and business strategy, the 5 generations in the workforce and what makes them unique and similar, leadership and motivational tips for this type of workforce, and finally, ideas on how to navigate, innovate, mentor and work together in a multigenerational workforce.“From a diversity standpoint, we all want to be seen and heard for who we are.”–Makeda Brown

In this episode, alumnus Joe Apgar '08 FIN ECON the COO at Pelotonia, shares his family’s cancer story, Pelotonia’s mission and how it has pivoted due to the pandemic, his career switch from for-profit to nonprofit, and best tips for succeeding in the nonprofit community. Tune in to find out what Smeal professor made a huge impact on his cancer journey!"People treat a job search in a non-profit differently than a for-profit and they should be the same. You want to work someplace where you can learn, grow, build your network and make an impact.” –Joe Apgar

Smeal alumnus and executive recruiter, Tyler Hine ('12 Marketing) is a Senior Manager at Michael Page, which operates in 35 countries around the world. In this episode, Tyler discusses the company along with job market changes from COVID-19, how to find the executive recruiter that is right for you, what recruiters are looking for on LinkedIn and what he enjoys about executive recruiting - It's all about relationship building!"The first interaction with a recruitment firm/recruiter should be viewed as an interview on both sides." —Tyler Hine

In this lifelong learning episode, Shari Handali (’81 ACCT) discusses job search tips in the current market, job hopping, how to find the best recruiter for you, the benefits of having a career coach, relationship building through trust, transitioning careers as well as her experience being a working mom.“The ability to build relationships is critical for success in all areas of life and requires trust and self-awareness. Once that is mastered, professional achievement will surely follow.” —Shari Handali

Smeal alumnus and executive recruiter, Kenny Dubin (’86 Accounting) is the Founder/CEO and Lead Recruiter at The Dubin Group,  a successful executive search firm he has been running for over 21 years. In this episode, Kenny discusses the latest hiring trends, his thoughts on job hopping, how to choose the right recruiter for your job search, the importance of LinkedIn, and provides advice on people looking to enter the field of recruitment."Companies want employees to stay for training, efficiency, culture and knowledge transfer.  If you change jobs every few years, studies suggest that can’t be accomplished. It costs the company up to 6 months of a person’s salary to train them.”—Kenny Dubin

In this episode we look at some of the best cities in the world to live as a digital nomad. We factor in a few criteria to why you should live there - price to rent a one bedroom apartment in the city centre, price of a beer, price of a meal for 2 at a mid range restaurant, internet speed, visa requirements; and that little extra the place offers.BaliRent: $350 per monthBeer: $2-$5Internet Speed: 512kbps – 2mbps (some providers can offer higher speeds).Meal out for 2: $27Visa: Standard 30 days can be extendedBonus Stuff: surfing.Cape Town, South AfricaRent: $650Beer: $2.50Internet Speed: 22mb/sMeal out for 2: $45 Visa: 90 daysBonus Stuff: Southern Spain, Cadiz CoastRent: $600 per monthBeer: $2.50Internet Speed: 13Mb/sMeal out for 2: $29 Visa: As long as you like if you're from the EU. Bonus Stuff: surfing.Dongguan, China. Rent: $450 per monthBeer: $1Internet Speed: 2-20Mb/sMeal out for 2: $20Visa: 2 year multiple entry visa if you're a UK citizenBonus Stuff: manufacturing!Taipei, Taiwan.Rent: $587.45Beer: $1.78Internet Speed: 85mb/sMeal out for 2: $25.45Visa: 90 days on arrival + 90 day extension when you are thereLower expat community than most other countriesSaigon, VietnamRent: $546.45 per monthBeer: $0.86Internet Speed: 62mb/s (same as UK)Meal out for 2: $21.56Visa: 3 month multiple entry, can enter again any time by leaving country and coming backBonus Stuff: Friendly people and very safeWe're brought to you by onthejobmarketing.comIf you're a tradesperson, you need a website and marketing to get more customers. Speak to the people that know your trade and can help with all your marketing needs.

On today's episode, featuring Kam, we discuss what healthcare in the future should possibly look like which ties into our second subject which is the practicality of Universal Basic Income. We also discuss how prisons should be reformed and safe injection sites briefly. Lastly, we give our thoughts on the upcoming election. We hope you enjoy!Kamron Sarmadi is currently studying Biology with a Smeal fundamental business certificate at Penn State University and he is also from Vienna Virginia.

Alumni Career Services Career Coach, Doreen Glenning uses her 25 years of corporate recruiting experience with Fortune 500 companies to help you virtually network into your next position. Learn about the use of social media tools, best practices for network engagement, handling rejection and the many resources available through the Penn State and Smeal alumni network. Listen in and learn to love networking!"Managing your career, much like managing a business, depends on building relationships.”—Doreen Glenning

Smeal alumna and entrepreneur, Elyse Lupin ('02 Marketing) started her company, Elysium Marketing Group LLC in 2015 after spending years working at large brands such as Disney, Comcast, and New Balance Athletic Shoe, and obtaining an MBA from Boston University. Her startup just recently turned 5 years old! In this episode, Elyse will discuss her reasons for starting the company and what makes it unique along with sharing some of the lessons learned along the way. She also talks about the challenges she has faced as a female entrepreneur and offers advice to those who want to follow in her footsteps. “Why shouldn’t it be you! I think sometimes women second guess themselves or come up with lots of reasons “why not.”—Elyse Lupin

Dr. Brian Cameron, Associate Dean of Professional Graduate Programs, discusses how Penn State Smeal College of Business leads the way in the creation of "stackable" online and residential programs with a wide variety of concentrations, choice, and flexibility. In the online space, Smeal offers one of the most robust and flexible portfolio of specialty master's programs and graduate certificates in the country. This portfolio is designed to enhance skill development and support an individual's 'portfolio career'. Brian shares the latest trends in business higher education, for example "stackable" programs allowing professionals to acquire a certificate and then continue on to receive a Master's degree in a way that complements a busy working lifestyle."There is a number of things that we have seen students are looking for in a program today. Obviously they are looking at the reputation institution and the quality. But, more and more, Gen Zers want the ability to customize the program around their individual needs, they want a lot of flexibility and a lot of control over how they get the degree and what it looks like. This is one of the driving forces behind our portfolio."—Dr. Brian Cameron

Smeal alumnus and entrepreneur Nick Savino ('18 Marketing) started his company NGS Productions right out of Penn State. Nick will discuss what led him to find his passion, how his parents have influenced his career decision, how supportive the Penn State network has been, and his future plans for NGS Productions. Nick will also talk about two of his videos that went viral - one of them being all things Penn State…We are!"Creative storytelling is the most powerful marketing tool when it comes to communicating your business and brand. These stories really allow people to resonate and connect with a video's message, opening up a door of possibilities. I have seen firsthand the impact it makes on the lives of other people."—Nick Savino

PRG Co-Head Dee Martin sits down with Ellie Smeal, President and Co-Founder of the Feminist Majority and one of the major leaders of the modern-day American feminist movement. Dee and Ellie discuss the democratic presidential candidates and how two female hopefuls have changed many conversations, the House's joint resolution to remove the original time limit assigned to the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), and the latest news on Afghanistan and their fight for gender equality.

Featuring Smeal alumnus, Gregory A. Newman ('09 Marketing, ’10 English and, '10 History) who started out in the for-profit business sector in the Greater Philadelphia area and eventually found his way to non-profit; making a bold move to Southeast Asia before finding his niche somewhere in between. Gregory checks in from Yangon, Myanmar, where he works in a country and with a people that he has come to love. Learn about his life-changing decisions and how he is helping people in lower GDP nations by giving them a chance to improve their economic and social situations. Gregory was featured in Smeal’s 2019 Business Magazine and most recently, won the Smeal Diversity Leadership Award for 2020.“All people have some level of struggle in their lives and showing compassion and sympathy can traverse all borders and cultures.”—Gregory A. Newman

Nurtured in the thriving blues scene in the Buffalo and Niagara regions of New York, Chris Smeal moved recently to the Central Susquehanna Valley and has performed a number of gigs while working on his first album.

In this episode, Chris talks through his story and how Future Champions Golf was born. He discusses building a tournament schedule, parent/coach relationships, and more. Chris was recently named to the 2019-20 Golf Digest Best Teachers in California and also received the 2019 Southern California PGA Player Development Award.

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Join Smeal alumnus, CemTuran, '06 Economics, as he shares experiences along the journey from his hometown of Istanbul, Turkey to his current position with Oliver Wyman in London, United Kingdom. Cem shares insights on the cultural differences and emerging business trends and talks about why he chose to come to the United States for his education."My understanding of economic concepts owing to my education [at Smeal] has always allowed me to get my head around new and complex subjects, where I may not have prior subject matter expertise."—Cem

In this episode, Sam chats with Shirley Moore Smeal, the president of the Association of Women Executives in Corrections. She recently retired from her position as Executive Deputy Secretary Pennsylvania Department of Corrections. Follow their conversation as they discuss the changes she’s experience throughout her 32-year career and the differences in perspective that women bring to corrections. Visit www.awec.us to learn more about the Association of Women Executives in Corrections. Discover Prison Fellowship's Warden Exchange Program at pfm.org/warden-exchange To reach out with any feedback or suggestions for future podcast guests, contact reimaginingprisonpodcast@pfm.org music by Podington Bear under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Grit/Blammo)

Dr. Shawn Clark, Clinical Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Director of Farrell Center for Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship, gives us his take on the future of work and key trends related to innovation and entrepreneurship. His lively commentary gives listeners a glimpse into what his courses are like, including the new online Graduate Certificate in Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship offered by Smeal and delivered by Penn State's World Campus.“My advice is to follow technology advances and trends. Scan the environment and business periodicals so you know what is going on and if your organization or career stands to benefit or lose as a result of the evolution of these trends.”—Dr. Shawn Clark

Dr. Andrew Petersen, Associate Professor of Marketing, shares his thoughts on the future of the marketing field and best practices in business and industry driven by data analytics. This podcast includes discussion of Smeal's new online Marketing Analytics Graduate Certificate.“Most firms say in marketing that the translator function of analytics between data science and marketing implementation is one of the biggest gaps in careers in terms of being able to find people to fill those positions in organizations.” —Dr. Andrew Petersen

Join me with Special Guest-Shirley Moore Smeal is executive deputy secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, serving as second in command of the agency, and is president of the National Association of Women Executives in Corrections.Moore Smeal began her career in the corrections department in 1987 as a clerk-typist at the State Correctional Institution at Huntingdon, moving progressively up the ranks to serve in increasingly responsible positions, including as superintendent of SCI Muncy and regional deputy secretary. She has been executive deputy secretary since April 2010 and served as acting secretary from August 2010 to January 2011.Moore Smeal has served as chairperson for the annual Executive Women's Leadership Conference and chairperson for the 2014 Women Working in Corrections and Juvenile Justice Conference. She received the National Organization of Black Women in Law Enforcement's 2012 Trailblazer Award.Reference:http://www.governing.com/authors/Shirley-Moore-Smeal.htmlTake the 90-challenge and become a better version of yourself!I created this "Visionary Dreamer 90-Day Journal" and "Transform Your Life-(Discover Your Purpose) Activity Workbook" to help you reconnect with your truth and stay on task with yourself, life, dreams, and goals."Invest in Yourself" by purchasing it through this link https://goo.gl/XafDQYhttps://adionneyourdreampusher.websiteIf this Podcast helps you in any way please Like, Comment and Follow!Thanks for all of your support and don't forget to share, subscribe, like and rate the show on whatever platform you listen to it on. I Love YouDon't forget to share your thoughts below about the books or if you have discovered your life purpose and how?You can also download the APP rate and comment, I would appreciate it!:) (Android users) Chronicles of Livin Podcast App: https://goo.gl/zP3Aipwebsite: www.adionneyourdreampusher.websiteBlog: www.chroniclesoflivin.com

Join me with Special Guest-Shirley Moore Smeal is executive deputy secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, serving as second in command of the agency, and is president of the National Association of Women Executives in Corrections.Moore Smeal began her career in the corrections department in 1987 as a clerk-typist at the State Correctional Institution at Huntingdon, moving progressively up the ranks to serve in increasingly responsible positions, including as superintendent of SCI Muncy and regional deputy secretary. She has been executive deputy secretary since April 2010 and served as acting secretary from August 2010 to January 2011.Moore Smeal has served as chairperson for the annual Executive Women's Leadership Conference and chairperson for the 2014 Women Working in Corrections and Juvenile Justice Conference. She received the National Organization of Black Women in Law Enforcement's 2012 Trailblazer Award.Reference:http://www.governing.com/authors/Shirley-Moore-Smeal.htmlTake the 90-challenge and become a better version of yourself!I created this "Visionary Dreamer 90-Day Journal" and "Transform Your Life-(Discover Your Purpose) Activity Workbook" to help you reconnect with your truth and stay on task with yourself, life, dreams, and goals."Invest in Yourself" by purchasing it through this link https://goo.gl/XafDQYhttps://adionneyourdreampusher.websiteIf this Podcast helps you in any way please Like, Comment and Follow!Thanks for all of your support and don't forget to share, subscribe, like and rate the show on whatever platform you listen to it on. I Love YouDon't forget to share your thoughts below about the books or if you have discovered your life purpose and how?You can also download the APP rate and comment, I would appreciate it!:) (Android users) Chronicles of Livin Podcast App: https://goo.gl/zP3Aipwebsite: www.adionneyourdreampusher.websiteBlog: www.chroniclesoflivin.com

Today's podcast I interviewed Chris Smeal for Future Champions Golf. Chris coaches world class junior golfers and runs a world class junior golf tour. Today's chat was really insightful and brought some great nuggets of information for you guys. I hope you enjoy our final podcast of 2018. I look forward to getting more episodes out in 2019! Stay tuned! Connect with Chris: Coaching Future Champions Golf Chris's Instagram Connect with the Podcast: Facebook Instagram  Twitter Email: mattwaltergolf@gmail.com www.mattwaltergolf.com As always if you enjoy our podcast please leave a review and a 5 star rating! Thank you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/juniorgolfblueprint/support

Today's podcast I interviewed Chris Smeal for Future Champions Golf. Chris coaches world class junior golfers and runs a world class junior golf tour. Today's chat was really insightful and brought some great nuggets of information for you guys. I hope you enjoy our final podcast of 2018. I look forward to getting more episodes out in 2019! Stay tuned! Connect with Chris: Coaching Future Champions Golf Chris's Instagram Connect with the Podcast: Facebook Instagram  Twitter Email: mattwaltergolf@gmail.com www.mattwaltergolf.com As always if you enjoy our podcast please leave a review and a 5 star rating! Thank you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/juniorgolfblueprint/support

In the final episode of 2017, Chris and guest Chris Smeal discuss: The growth of Future Champions His experience caddying for his student at the US Amateur The junior golf landscape in San Diego His role as both a life and golf coach to his students   Future Champions is the premiere junior tour for any junior golfer trying to improve their game and have fun in the process.  Also, the outro includes changes to the podcast coming in 2018. Happy holidays everyone! Enjoy the new year.

Chris looked at the jr golf world and saw a problem. He was teaching a lot of kids every week and helping them get better, but there weren’t enough good tournaments for his students. So… He started his own tour. Even though their first tournament was a struggle (some people might call it a failure) […] The post Chris Smeal Shares the Lessons Learned from the Fastest Growing Jr Golf Tour – Future Champions Golf appeared first on GOLF IN THE LIFE OF - education for golf instructors.

Chris Derr sits down with Chris Smeal, PGA Class A professional, and founder/ director of the Future Champions Golf Academy and Tour based out of San Diego, CA. He has grown the tour into the second largest junior tour in the nation behind only the AJGA.   Derr used to work with Smeal in high school and credits the development of his game to Smeal. In this podcast they discuss the inception of Future Champions, how to make golf fun for juniors, and the importance of camaraderie in golf at the junior level. Enjoy!

Looking for an intimate MBA experience but want the benefits of a large alumni network at a good cost? Get the inside scoop on what makes the Smeal MBA unique and its admissions process – straight from MBA Admissions Director Stacey Peeler. Go to http://www.touchmba.com/smeal-mba-admissions-interview for a full breakdown of the program's key advantages and fast facts about admissions, financing, and careers at Penn State University's Smeal College of Business MBA program.

Looking for an intimate MBA experience but want the benefits of a large alumni network at a good cost? Get the inside scoop on what makes the Smeal MBA unique and its admissions process – straight from MBA Admissions Director Stacey Peeler. Go to http://www.touchmba.com/smeal-mba-admissions-interview for a full breakdown of the program's key advantages and fast facts about admissions, financing, and careers at Penn State University's Smeal College of Business MBA program.

Interested in tech, entrepreneurship and strategy and looking for strong ROI from a European MBA? The UCD Smurfit MBA in Ireland boasts 90% + employment rates after their 11 month program to go along with a relatively affordable tuition (29,500 EUR) and generous scholarships. Get the inside scoop on what makes the Smurfit MBA unique and its admissions process – straight from MBA Program Director Orla Nugent.  Go to http://www.touchmba.com/ucd-smurfit-mba-admissions-interview for a full breakdown of the program's key advantages and fast facts about admissions, financing, and careers at the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School MBA program.

Interested in tech, entrepreneurship and strategy and looking for strong ROI from a European MBA? The UCD Smurfit MBA in Ireland boasts 90% + employment rates after their 11 month program to go along with a relatively affordable tuition (29,500 EUR) and generous scholarships. Get the inside scoop on what makes the Smurfit MBA unique and its admissions process – straight from MBA Program Director Orla Nugent.  Go to http://www.touchmba.com/ucd-smurfit-mba-admissions-interview for a full breakdown of the program's key advantages and fast facts about admissions, financing, and careers at the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School MBA program.

In my private therapy and counseling practice, I provide a safe, caring, confidential space for individuals and couples to deal with the concerns, confusions, struggles, and questions that need to be expressed, sorted out, and resolved. My personal and professional knowledge of gay psychosocial issues and developmental milestones of gay men enhances my ability to understand, support, and care for the gay men I serve. Bachelor of Music Degree from Westminster Choir College, Princeton, NJ Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology from Azusa Pacific University Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the State of California. Clinical Member of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. Member of the American Guild of Organists

In my private therapy and counseling practice, I provide a safe, caring, confidential space for individuals and couples to deal with the concerns, confusions, struggles, and questions that need to be expressed, sorted out, and resolved. My personal and professional knowledge of gay psychosocial issues and developmental milestones of gay men enhances my ability to understand, support, and care for the gay men I serve. Bachelor of Music Degree from Westminster Choir College, Princeton, NJ Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology from Azusa Pacific University Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the State of California. Clinical Member of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. Member of the American Guild of Organists

Former NOW President goes after Nominee Sam Alito. Martha-Ann cries.