Podcasts about southeastern community college

The West Burlington Falcons basketball team is gearing up for a high-energy showdown against Hillcrest Academy. Coach Van Fleet joins the discussion to delve into the exciting matchups and the team's journey to this pivotal point in the season. Fresh off a triumphant win against Notre Dame and Burlington, West Burlington has demonstrated their prowess on the court, securing the city championship. Coach Van Fleet highlights the intense rivalry games, the balanced team effort with multiple players in double figures, and the crucial contributions from bench players like Ari Jannings and Caleb Bush. The upcoming shootout at Southeastern Community College's Lorne Walker Arena is set to be a thrilling encounter, featuring strategic plays and heated rivalries. Discussions also touched on the vibrant crowd atmosphere and the significance of the game in preparing for district playoffs. With a remarkable season marked by hard-fought victories and stellar performances, the team is ready to take on Dwight Gingrich's disciplined Hillcrest Academy squad in a battle that promises excitement and high stakes for both teams. As the Falcons aim for the coveted conference champion title, Coach Van Fleet is proud of his team's dedication and looks forward to the upcoming challenges.

In this enlightening episode of "All Things Greater Burlington," host Steven Brody sits down with Dr. Michael McCoy, the esteemed president and CEO of Great River Health, to discuss the multifaceted challenges faced by healthcare institutions in the post-pandemic era. Dr. McCoy shares insights into the hospital's efforts to combat persistent overcapacity, the expanding utilization of Medforce life flights and Great River's robust partnership with Southeastern Community College to mitigate the staffing crisis in nursing and other critical healthcare roles. With his leadership philosophy rooted in transparency and community engagement, Dr. McCoy elucidates the hospital's dedication to providing top-tier care while navigating the complexities of financial sustainability and quality service. He also touches upon his personal commitment to the Greater Burlington community, both as a healthcare leader and through his passion for gardening and family life. Listeners are encouraged to contribute to the dialogue, ensuring a continuous evolution of exceptional healthcare services in the Greater Burlington area.

In this insightful episode of All Things Greater Burlington, host Steven Brody is joined by Dr. Michael Ash, the esteemed president of Southeastern Community College (SCC), who shares his remarkable journey from his unique interview process to his transformative leadership role at the institution. Dr. Ash candidly reveals the challenges and victories he faced, including fostering significant growth in student enrollment and retention, developing crucial partnerships with universities like Mount Mercy to support local education, and spearheading major projects focused on workforce development to meet regional business needs. Listeners will also get a behind-the-scenes look at SCC's strategic response to the national enrollment cliff and the college's upcoming initiatives, such as the rad tech program and wrestling teams, that aim to invigorate community involvement and encourage post-secondary pursuits in the greater Burlington area.

Four NCMPR president emeriti, who have a combined 103 years of marketing and communications experience at community colleges, discuss how they stay excited about the job, how to beat imposture syndrome, how marketing can get a say at the college president's table and a whole lot more. NCMPR's 2023-24 president Jeff Julian guest hosts this episode, which was recorded live in St. Charles, Missouri, at the joint District 3/5 conference Oct. 6, 2023. Panelists: Jeff Ebbing, from Southeastern Community College in Iowa, who was NCMPR president in 2022-23 Lynn Whalen, from Lincoln Land Community College in Illinois, who was NCMPR president in 2019-20 Heather McDorman, who is retired from St. Charles Community College in Missouri and was NCMPR president in 2010-11 Alan Campbell, who is retired from Eastern Iowa Community Colleges and was NCMPR president in 2001-02

This year, the Warren- Henderson Farm Bureau Foundation presented 17 students with scholarships to help further their education in agriculture. Among those recipients is Connor Gibb, a recent graduate from West Central High School. He shares his experience in agriculture and future goals as he prepares to attend Southeastern Community College in West Burlington this fall.

Meg Richtman, Vice President for Strategic Initiatives, and Derek Zander, Vice President for Advancement & Athletics, discuss the history of Iowa Wesleyan, why they are successful in attracting students, the strategic partnership with Southeastern Community College, educating the future workforce, helping students become successful adults, and more.

Acosta has over 30 years' coaching experience to the position and most recently has been an assistant coach at Southeastern Community College in Whiteville, North Carolina. He is not a stranger to Iowa Lakes as he served as assistant baseball coach at Iowa Lakes from 2006-2010. His coaching experience covers a wide range. He coached all levels of baseball: youth organizations, high school, college, and professional. He has worked as a scout, strength and conditioning coach, and hitting and pitching coach for professional organizations such as Texas Rangers, Seattle Mariners, Minnesota Twins, San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs. Acosta earned his Bachelor's Degree in Sports Coaching and a Master's Degree in Sports Science with a focus in Sports Management. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baseballbluebook/support

Head Coach Justin Schulte from Southeastern Community College is a proven winner and recent member of the 900 Win Club. Coach Schulte has been coaching for 25 years and he stopped by the Dubuque Area Baseball Podcast to share the benefits of going the JUCO route after high school. Coach Schulte talks about his upcoming 2023 season, promotes the Southeastern baseball program, and of course talks about the huge presence of Dubuque county players on his current roster. Find Us on Social Media: Facebook: Dubuque Area Baseball Podcast Twitter: @CoachManeman Instagram: Dubuque Area Baseball Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nmaneman/support

In a super special *Celebrity Shot* edition, the Head Baseball Coach of Southeastern Community College joins ‘The Nest.' Robert Burns, one of the youngest collegiate head baseball coach's in the nation joins Coach Helsabeck to discuss a wide array of topics. Burns' early years growing up, playing college baseball which of course comes with crazy college baseball stories (i.e. a teammate losing a finger), becoming an announcer, going through depression ... and oh yea, a brain surgery somewhere in all that... ultimately leads you to who, what, when, where, why and how Coach Burns got the head job - how season one went - and what to expect at ‘The Pasture' moving forward. It's a beautiful episode! We hope you guys enjoy listening to it as much as we did recording it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We would be shocked if Brett Platts wasn't nicknamed “Coffee.” Not only does enjoy the hot beverage a “lot” by his estimation, he would also need it with how fast his career is taking off. The native of Albany, Prince Edward Island moved to Dawgs Academy in Okotoks for high school, and wound up at Southeastern Community College in 2017-2018. But a major ACL injury derailed his on-field dreams, leading him to get into strength and conditioning. He started his own business, then was planning to move back to Dawgs Academy, then was going to join the University of Iowa, before he got a call from the Chicago Cubs to work as a strength and conditioning coach for their young players in the Dominican Republic. Before he caught a flight out of town, we caught up with Platts to talk about his entire journey, including his time in our province, the mental challenges of coming back from injury, and how persistence paid off in making his newfound dreams come true.

Tony Cougoule is the Pitching Coach at Westmont College, an NAIA Division II program in Montecito, California. He started out his collegiate baseball playing career at Division III Ponoma Pitzer College, then got injured and transferred to JC Cañada College, then was recruited to play at NAIA Division II Mount Mercy University. After graduating from Mount Mercy University, he went on to coach collegiately, starting out at his alma mater in 2005. Then, from 2006-2007 he was the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Azusa Pacific University and from 2008-2009 the pitching and defensive coach at Southeastern Community College. In 2010, he was hired on at Westmont College, where he still remains. In this Podcast, we start off talking about Coach Tony Cougoule's interest in Figure It Out Baseball, what about FIOB made him want to be a part of it, and what types of videos he has shot for the website. We than dive into everything pitching. Discussing what a proper warm up looks like, how to create an efficient arm, and the use of weighted balls and plyo balls. We finish off this podcast talking about NAIA baseball, being blessed, and much more! Lock into this podcast to hear and learn from the Pitching Coach at Westmont College and FIOB Contributor, Tony Cougoule. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiob/support

Iowa Wesleyan University (IWU) President, Christine Plunkett, joins Baker Tilly's Dave Capitano and Christine Smith on Higher Ed Advisor's fiscal resiliency podcast series. In this episode, President Plunkett shares what it means to be a student-ready institution and how IWU's Student Success Center empowers and educates its diverse student population, including many first generation and low-income students, and its faculty and staff to be more engaged and connected. The University acknowledges that “student success” means something different to everyone. Taking an individualized and analytical approach has led IWU to make confident decisions in supporting students, which has increased enrollment and retention and improved grades throughout the institution and expanded community workforce development.View more fiscal resiliency resources for higher education institutions: https://www.bakertilly.com/insights/fiscal-resiliency-resources-for-higher-educationSubscribe to Higher Ed Advisor: https://connect.bakertilly.com/higher-ed-advisor-podcastConnect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bakertillyus/Learn more about Iowa Wesleyan University: https://www.iw.edu/Learn more about the Southeast Iowa Higher Education Alliance: https://www.scciowa.edu/landing/iwu-scc-alliance.aspx 

Tyler Anderson is a MiLB Pitching Coach in the Los Angeles Angels Organization. He began his collegiate playing career in 2007 at Glendale Community College. Shortly after, in 2008 he transferred to Southeastern Community College to continue his playing career. Then, from 2009-2010 he finished his playing career at William Woods University, a NAIA school in Fulton, Missouri. Soon after, from 2010-2012 he played professional baseball in the Australian Baseball League, being a part of the Perth Heat team. Once deciding to retire from playing, he began his coaching career as an Assistant Coach at Dartmouth University from 2015-2016. In 2017, he was an Assistant Coach at St. Louis University and in the Fall of 2017 he went on to Lindenwood University to be an Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. In January of 2018 he was on hired on by the Los Angeles Angels as a Pitching Coach. In this podcast, we start off talking about baseball in Australia and Tyler explains how it impacted his playing career. We also go over Junior College Baseball and why it is so important for Australian baseball players. We than dive into Driveline Baseball, talking about the paper that Tyler published in October of 2017 called, “Implementing a Driveline Program in a Division I College”. Discussing why he decided to write it and what the experience was like when he implemented the Driveline program while coaching at St. Louis University. We also discuss twitter hires, collegiate versus professional coaching, creating buy-in, gap years and much more! Lock into this podcast to hear and learn from ex Professional Baseball player and current MiLB pitching coach, Tyler Anderson. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiob/support

Iowa Wesleyan University President Chris Plunkett and VP for Advancement & Athletics Derek Zander join the podcast to discuss the impact that connecting academics and athletics has on student success. From restructuring debt to be a more fiscally sustainable institution to opening a student success center and partnering with the local Southeastern Community College, IW's enrollment and retention strategy focuses on understanding and embracing the background of its diverse (and underrepresented) student body, being a student-ready institution and fully supporting students, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Chris and Derek demonstrate how the athletic department and student success center work together to champion student athletes and how the coaching staff educates and mentors them on and off the field. Baker Tilly LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/bakertillyus/Subscribe to Higher Ed Advisor – https://connect.bakertilly.com/higher-ed-advisor-podcastLearn more about Iowa Wesleyan University – https://www.iw.edu/

Justin Schulte is the Head Coach at Southeastern Community College, a Junior College in Iowa. His collegiate playing career is pretty interesting, Justin started at Division III Simpson University, then went to Junior College Southeastern Community College, eventually making his way to Division I University of Iowa. Overall, Coach Schulte's has been a college coach for 25 seasons, a head coach for 22 seasons, and spent 15 seasons at Southeastern Community College. Throughout that time, he has accumulated a very impressive 836 wins, never having a losing season. In this episode, we start off talking about Coach Shulte's journey at Southeastern Community College and why he has decided to stay. We than dive into what journey college is all about and what it can do for you as well as the stigma behind it being a place for players with poor academics. Additionally, we talk about how Coach creates a competitive atmosphere in everything his team does. We also talk about fall evaluations and the importance behind those. Coach Shulte's believes putting players in tough situations during practice is the best way to find out what kind of baseball player they are. We finish on a different note, talking about the importance of a resume when looking for a coaching job and Coach Shulte's explains what he personally likes to see on a resume. If you want to hear from one of the most winningest Junior College coaches than lock into this conversation between Justin Schulte and I. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiob/support

S2, E6 – Marketing fails: We've all faced them. Sometimes, no matter how many eyes study a project, a typo or an unfortunate photo still gets through. Or no matter how many times you host an event, you miss how much a factor like the weather can affect turnout. Four marketing professionals share some of their biggest marketing fails in this special video episode of Peer and Simple. View some of the marketing fails in the links below, or watch this episode on YouTube. NCMPR's special guest host is Jeff Ebbing, director of marketing and communications at Southeastern Community College in Iowa and NCMPR's 2021-22 vice president/president-elect, who shares a marketing fail of his own. (the piece as intended / the fail) Our guests are Wendy Trujillo, advertising and social media director, and the supervisor for the Communication Center and mailroom, at College of the Canyons in California. Barb Dreger, director of college marketing at Fox Valley Technical College in Wisconsin. (marketing fail 1 / marketing fail 2: the whole picture / zoomed in) Melony Martinez, director of marketing and public relations at National Park College in Arkansas. (marketing fail / and the recovery) Brittany Lippert, associate director of marketing at the Kentucky Community & Technical College System.

Cole Tucker figures to be a prominent piece of the Dawgs Red squad during the 2021 Western Canadian Baseball League season. The native of Mount Pearl, Newfoundland is a Dawgs Academy product who went on to play with Southeastern Community College before spending the last couple of years with the Niagara University Purple Eagles. He's coming off a spring where he hit .391 with three home runs and 19 runs batted in, while being named to the All-Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Second Team. We chatted with the 6'1", 195-pound middle infielder before he made his debut in Okotoks on Tuesday. Big thanks to Angela B Photography for the photos we've used of Cole. Check out her work here on Instagram.

Dr. Hope Clark is the Director of Institutional Research, Planning and Effectiveness at Southeastern Community College in Iowa where she leads initiatives at the local, state, national and global levels. Top 3 Dream Big and Live Free Tips (1) Always focus on the things that you are good at.(2) Never give up. Failure should be used to improve yourself.(3) You're never alone. There are a lot of good people in the world that will help, you just have to ask. Contact me here https://www.linkedin.com/in/savibarrowes/ and contact Hope here https://www.linkedin.com/in/hope-clark-phd-0b7b072/

A special episode with my roommates Cristiano, Rickson and Monti.We study at Southeastern Community College located in West Burlington, Iowa and we play soccer on the Blackhawks team.

New to the conferencing game? No sweat! In this episode, Jeff Ebbing, director of marketing and communications for Southeastern Community College in Iowa, joins Pam Cox-Otto, founder and CEO of Interact Communications, for a discussion on how to make the most of your experience while at conferences.

Coach Hunziker a 1996 graduate from Clark County (Kahoka, MO) which is where he gained his love for basketball playing for his father Gary in Elementary school followed by great coaches in Kevin Garner and Greg Buescher in High School. During that time Jaryt knew that he wanted to get into Education and coaching following High School. He attended both Southeastern Community College in Iowa (1996-1998) and Culver Stockton College in Canton, MO (1998-2001) where he earned a BS Degree in Education. Following college, he coached at both Clark County (boys) and Scotland County (girls/boys) in Northeast Missouri. While coaching the Scotland County girls they played for 3 District Titles winning one in 2011. He just concluded his 7th season of coaching the Boonville Lady Pirates where his team ended the 2018-19 season at 21-4. Over the last 7 seasons they have won 5 Conference Championships, 4 District Titles, made 2 Quarterfinal appearances which included a 3rd Place finish in Class 3 in 2015 (30-1). Overall record at Boonville is 149-43. Overall I have accumulated over 250+ wins during that time. His wife Amy and him will be celebrating their 15th Anniversary this summer. They have three children Lorelai (11 yrs), Hayden (7 yrs) and Grant (1 yr). @CoachHunziker jaryt.hunziker@bpsk12.net --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

We visit Southwestern Community College, Haywood Community College, Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, & Southeastern Community College.

We visit Southwestern Community College, Haywood Community College, Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, & Southeastern Community College.

Students of NC's Community College System sometimes choose their schools for a variety of reasons. It might be location, or a specific program, or to save money. Back in 2004, THE PRESIDENT of Southeastern Community College, Dr. Kathy Matlock, made HER choice to return to The System. She made a move to her present college for just about every reason she could factor.

Students of NC's Community College System sometimes choose their schools for a variety of reasons. It might be location, or a specific program, or to save money. Back in 2004, THE PRESIDENT of Southeastern Community College, Dr. Kathy Matlock, made HER choice to return to The System. She made a move to her present college for just about every reason she could factor.

We continue our series on NC's community colleges with Southeastern Community College. Hammocks Beach State Park is a hidden gem on the Crystal Coast. And Dr. Jodi Magness talks about her research into historic synagogue murals.

Salaries for community college faculty in Iowa have been dropping in the rankings, and that's making it harder to attract and keep the best instructors. Lee Skeens is a psychology instructor at Southeastern Community College in Burlington. He's been studying...