Podcasts about st cloud state university

Question: which part of Alnwick Castle was once considered the finest of its kind in the world?Answer: it was the Victorian Kitchens, which were created in the 1850s to be an architectural, culinary and technological marvel!In this episode of the Alnwick Castle Podcast, we explore some of the history of the castle kitchens - from the original medieval kitchen area to the developments of the Victorian period. You will hear reports from newspapers of the time, find out about the underground tunnels that delivered food, and hear about a few of the people who worked in these spaces.The Kitchen spaces have changed over time. In the 20th century, a school, a training college and St Cloud State University have all used the Great Kitchen and the larder rooms nearby. Last year, a long-term project began to rediscover the history of this area within Alnwick Castle - look out for next month's episode to hear more about that!This episode was recorded in various castle locations, so you may hear the sound levels change slightly as it is playing.Bon appetit!

Send us a textSam Winkels didn't always love wrestling. Not until it was taken away from him. Now he is a senior for Austin High School, and is prepping for a great senior season. He is committed to wrestle at St Cloud State University in 2025. Alex Vandenhouten is a Sports Reporter at the Post Bulletin in Rochester, MN. He covers SEMN wrestling and is available to be reached on X (@AlexVandenhout1) or via email (avandenhouten@postbulletin.com).Support the showFollow on Twitter & Instagram @JV_Takes & Website - JVTakes.com

Interim President Larry Lee joined Vineeta Sawkar on The WCCO Morning News to discuss the plan that will affect about only 8% of the student population. 

Interim President Larry Lee joined Vineeta Sawkar on The WCCO Morning News to discuss the plan that will affect about only 8% of the student population. 

Interim President Larry Lee joined Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News to discuss what is happening at one of Minnesota's biggest colleges, St. Cloud State University. 

Interim President Larry Lee joined Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News to discuss what is happening at one of Minnesota's biggest colleges, St. Cloud State University. 

Dr. Robbyn Wacker has a few months left on the job as President of St. Cloud State University.   She talked with Vineeta Sawkar on Friday about what is happening around the home of the Huskies, and tomorrow's big SCSU day at Target Field!

Dr. Robbyn Wacker has a few months left on the job as President of St. Cloud State University.   She talked with Vineeta Sawkar on Friday about what is happening around the home of the Huskies, and tomorrow's big SCSU day at Target Field!

Steve Harper Interviews Dr. Marlene R. DeVoe Professor Emeritus at St. Cloud State University -- mrdevoe@stcloudstate.eduListen to us live on mytuner-radio, onlineradiobox, fmradiofree.com and streema.com (the simpleradio app) https://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=us https://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+network https://www.fmradiofree.com/search?q=professional+podcast+network https://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

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In this episode, we have on Tanner Pruett discusses his coaching journey and how it has evolved over time. Tanner played baseball at Modesto Junior College in CA and Crown College in MN. He began his coaching career at Starters Sports Training and went on to coach at St Cloud State University, Tread Athletics and is currently a pitching instructor at Mash Baseball and a volunteer pitching coach at North Central University. In this episode we discuss the importance of allowing athletes to explore and find their own movement solutions, rather than focusing on perfect mechanics. Tanner also discusses how his coaching approach aligns with ecological dynamics and the Constraint Led Approach. He highlights the value of incorporating real game-like situations, such as facing live batters, into training sessions. We discuss how coaches can use biomechanics to guide an athletes search process to find more functional movement solutions. The conversation also explores the balance between exploration and consistency in training, as well as the role of constraints in pitching practice. Find Tanner on Social Media Twitter: @TJPruett2310 Instagram: @TJP_training Intro music by: Muellzy https://soundcloud.com/muellzymusic Support Us & Learn More About Ecological Dynamics (links below) ⁠ Donate to Finding the Edge: ⁠⁠buymeacoffee.com/ftepod⁠⁠ Ecological Dynamics Resources Resources from Emergence a movement skill education company dedicated to helping coaches learn how to apply an ecological approach to understanding and developing movement skill. Get 7% off most courses by using code: Edge7 Educational Products: ⁠⁠https://emergentmvmt.com/shop-2/⁠⁠ Social Media Twitter: ⁠⁠@Emergentmvmt⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@Emergentmvmt⁠⁠ Patreon:⁠⁠ https://www.patreon.com/Emergentmvmt⁠⁠ Follow Us! Join our Discord: ⁠⁠bit.ly/3a07z1B⁠⁠ Find us on Twitter: @gboyum01 @RobertFrey40 @Coachgbaker Subscribe on Youtube: ⁠⁠bit.ly/34dZ7

An American university... inside Alnwick Castle? This is the story of St Cloud State University from Minnesota, who have been part of life at the castle for nearly half a century. In this all-American episode of the Alnwick Castle Podcast, hosts Deborah and Daniel speak to Wade Sherman, with SCSU at Alnwick, to find out more.Wade talks about the history of the St Cloud connection with Alnwick, what American students do when they live in a medieval English castle, and his own story with SCSU and the castle - including his starring performance in one of Alnwick Castle's screen appearances!Find out more at https://www.stcloudstate.edu/alnwick/ .If you enjoyed this podcast - please let us know! We would love any five-star ratings or positive reviews you can leave on your podcast platform, and make sure to let your friends know too.Go Huskies!

WE APPRECIATE EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU! If you wouldn't mind please go leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Thanks!! Welcome back to Episode 259 of On the Spot Sports and in today's episode we have a very special guest, current college hockey player, Eric Schmidley! Schmids and I talk about his path to college hockey through youth hockey, junior hockey and ACHA Division II college hockey. We also talk about the adversity he has faced with groin tears, broken ankles and a heart condition while all still getting back to playing the game he loves, as well as what it is like being a leader as a Captain for St. Cloud State University, the importance of mental health and its strive to be more well known, his first pro free agent camp over the summer and so much more. We hope you guys enjoy this episode!! Thank you Schmids for coming on the show! I had a blast!! Follow us on Instagram @on_the_spot_sports and take a listen on YouTube, Spotify and Apple/Google Podcasts @ On The Spot Sports Get $25 off our guy Jamie Phillips Nutrition book for Hockey Players with the discount code "ONTHESPOT" on victoremnutrition.com Living Sisu link: https://livingsisu.com/app/devenirmem.... BECOME A MEMBER TODAY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/on-the-spot-sports/support

In this episode Greg has an exciting and informative conversation with Dr. Janet Tilstra, PhD CCC-SLP. During their conversation, they discuss Dr. Tilstra's article, From Speech Helper to Ally. This article recognizes the need for developing a greater understanding of the psychological effects and emotions associated with communication disorders in order to encourage professionals in the field to incorporate counselling strategies in their clinical interactions. This article identifies a stuttering paradigm shift from a clinical focus to ally: a clinician changes her own perceptions of speech fluency and encourages others to re-examine theirs. Dr. Tilstra is a speech-language pathologist and Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Disorders at St Cloud State University, St Cloud, Minnesota (USA). She completed her undergraduate and Master's degree in speech-language pathology at the University of Iowa and PhD in educational psychology at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Tilstra teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on stuttering, language development/disorders and research methods. She is an active clinical supervisor and passionate ally dedicated to amplifying the voices of people living with communication differences and disorders. She enjoys mentoring students, consulting with non-profit agencies, and designing innovative training models. Enjoy their conversation.

Laura brings 13 years of banking experience to the Frist International Bank and Trust team. She spends her weekdays working with business owners to turn their dreams into realities through dedicated service and providing banking solutions to fit their financial needs. Laura is a graduate of St Cloud State University with B.S. degrees in both Finance and International Business. Not all of her time is spent working. She was raised with a strong foundation to give back to the community of which she is a part of, this foundation starts with her Church. Laura is also a member of the Young Professionals Network, continuing to grow in her leadership along with the Kiwanis Club of Fargo and United Way of Cass-Clay. Connect with Laura: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-ascheman-613557124/ Get your FREE 10 Ways to Prevent Burnout Download HERE --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youflourish/support

Manufacturer of the Year Award Winners share their biggest improvements and lessons learned this past year. Featuring guests: Don DeMorett – PHS West Don serves as president of PHS West, LLC.  PHS West manufactures motorized carts, tugs and lifters designed to bolster the safety and efficiency of material handling and product movement applications in a wide range of markets.    PHS is located in Rockford, MN and is part of the global SUNNEX Equipment Group, located in Spånga, Sweden.  Prior to PHS West, Don served as the COO of MOCON, Inc and President & CEO of GearGrid Corporation.  He holds a BS degree from St Cloud State University, an MBA from the University of St Thomas, and is a graduate of Minnesota Executive Program at the Carlson School of Business.     John Ledy - Innovize John started working at GML, now Innovize, in 1981 and gained a wealth of experience working a variety of positions including production manager, salesperson, buyer, and estimator. John was promoted to President in 1987. Over the years, Innovize has acquired several competitors that have been merged into our business. John's interests include spending time with family, water skiing, snow skiing, and road course auto racing. John married Julie Overbye in 1987 and they have four children, Jenna, Chad, Jillian, and Chloe.   Chris Hillman – Starkey With over 20 years of experience developing, transforming and leading global businesses and world-class operations, Chris Hillman is responsible for Starkey's operational execution. In his previous role as Vice President and General Manager of Global Services Supply Chain for GE Healthcare, Chris Hillman successfully executed the aftermarket equipment business' commercial operations, supply chain and operations strategies. If you want to receive notifications of new shows hit the subscribe button wherever you listen to podcasts or sign up for notifications on our website at mfrall.com. If your company is not a member and would like them to be check out the special offer we have just for you, our dedicated podcast listener by visiting www.mfrall.com  

Feven Gerezgiher reports: An alleged hate crime in the town called Cold Spring, located 20 miles outside of St Cloud, has returned attention to longstanding racial divides in central Minnesota. A multiracial family says it was racial bias that motivated the man who harassed them for months before he drove a car into their house in July.St Cloud State University's Christopher Lehman said the incident reminded him of an event in 1917, when a lynch mob drove a black man out of St. Cloud for being in an interracial relationship. “What happened in Cold Spring could certainly happen as a continuation of those feelings that have always been there among people and have just never been confronted or addressed by their families or by the city at large,” said Lehman. Central Minnesota's early ties to slavery are strong, but not common knowledge.Lehman authored the book “Slavery's Reach: Southern Slaveholders in the North Star State.” He says in the mid-1800s, central Minnesota was a destination for slaveholders looking to invest in real estate and escape summer heat. “The slaveholders who are investing in Minnesota have political control over St. Cloud and over central Minnesota in general,” Lehman said of the time. “So much so that central Minnesota becomes known as a political stronghold for the slaveholding class.”Lehman said that influence continued in the area as European immigrants adopted pro-South and pro-slavery politics long after southerners departed. This worked to discourage Black people from moving to St. Cloud for nearly half a century, until the 1960s when government institutions wanted to diversify the local workforce.According to Lehman, in recent years central Minnesota has begun to address its past, both by creating a park named after the state's first slaves and by hosting community conversations. 

Hannah Mikels was a three-sport athlete at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. These days, Hannah is the Director of Undergraduate Admissions at St. Cloud State University, but you can find her participating in 5K races and sprint triathlons. Hannah's love of sports has been a constant in her life, playing a vital role in her journey of healing. We talk sports, mental health, the It's On Us campaign she brought to St. Cloud State, and the work she's doing to ensure future generations are treated with respect and fairness. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tsbtelevision/support

Oral argument argued before the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on or about 10/21/2020

Oral argument argued before the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on or about 10/20/2020

Where Bob talks St Cloud State hockey with Kirsten Krull. For the past two seasons, Rochester MN native Kirsten Krull (@KirstenKrull on Twitter and Instagram) was the ice side reporter for Husky Productions, covering the St Cloud State Huskies. Today, she is the host of the Storyteller podcast.Kirsten, Bob and Matt discuss: Starting out in sports reporting; Herb Brooks; Minnesota geography; Saint Clodoald; St Cloud State University history; the Cornell-SCSU rivalry; OG female sports reporters; the glass ceiling; and keeping occupied during the quarantine. Plus, wisdom from Giuseppe. +++The Rink Stories podcast is produced by Matt Hopf. Artwork and theme music by Ken Klein, the Mo’Nobs, and a little piano from Bob Winter. If you like this podcast, please help us out by subscribing, rating, reviewing and sharing. Follow @RinkStories on Twitter and Instagram. Check out Matt's new podcast, Throwin' One Back, available wherever podcasts are found, like here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/throwin-one-back/id1530257371 Follow Matt @OneThrowin on Twitter and Instagram.+++Work hard. Have fun. Stay safe.

Alan Pastian has had the privilege of being a next generation leader working with youth and young adults exclusively for over 20 years and has absolutely loved it. He discovered a faith in Jesus Christ while in the university setting while attending St Cloud State University and obtaining my degree in Communications/Public Relations.  He pursued his second degree from North Central University where I graduated and began my journey pastoring youth and young adults in the local church.   He has an incredible journey in ministry from serving with Pastor Rob Ketterling and the incredible team at River Valley Church overseeing our multi-site youth ministry for many years developing and strategizing next gen leadership. He also spent time working with Mark Batterson at National Community Church as part of the campus pastor team and continue to value their mentorship and inspiration in my life. Currently I am leading one of our campus locations at River Valley Church, developing more leadership content and inspiring those in our church community to make a difference and live life to the full.    

Joy Mackenzie, M.S., CCC-SLP is Clinic Director at St. Cloud University in the Communication Sciences and Disorders department. She shares the department's accreditation process, as well as the current climate for students facing graduation postponement. Tune in to our very first university podcast episode!   Don't forget to subscribe!   Music from https://filmmusic.io "Cheery Monday" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back to Season Six of Linking Our Libraries! Check out our full show notes page here. This week we look at a skill that adds fun to your life: attending conferences! There are so many good things out there for you to consider, and attending conferences can be tough. We’ll talk about some strategies for getting the most out of your conference! This week our Guest Host is Jennifer Hill, who is the St. Michael Elementary School Media Specialist and teaches at St Cloud State University. Conferences can be a great strategy for learning new skills, meeting new people, and trying out new skills! They can also be exhausting, expensive, and a little terrifying. We want your conference experience to be more of the first group – but it will involve some of the second group too.

It’s probably the biggest wish that we all have for our fellow humans. Peace on Earth. As a matter of fact, if you asked a random sampling of people what they’d want if granted one wish, that’s an answer you’d get a lot. Why then, if so many people want world peace, is it so hard to obtain?   Religion, politics, certain philosophies and movements tend to want to take us back to “the good old days”. There is a tendency for people to romanticize how good it used to be. The motto "Make America Great Again", while sounding benign, can be taken this way. When exactly was it so great? I mean, I believe we ARE great and constantly getting BETTER, but by no means are we or were we perfect. Our history is riddled with strife as we took this journey. Based on the way minorities were treated, slavery, gender inequality, and other societal woes, we should be focused forward, not backward, right?  It is akin to wanting to revert back to Sharia Law in the middle east. Why work back and toward putting people down when we should lift them up?   Can we achieve peace on earth with religious and political extremism? Do I need to take off my rose coloredglasses and accept that people, despite everything, are NOT really good at heart?  Roya Akhavan is a PHD and a Professor at St Cloud State University and author of: Peace for Our Planet: a new approach.  To learn more about Rosa go to: https://bahaiteachings.org/author/roya-akhavan-2 To learn more about Desiree Duffy go to: http://blackchateauenterprises.com  

Knights Nation Podcast: Episode 38 Intro: Year two of the regular season is complete. Our Vegas Golden Knights are going back to the Stanley Cup playoffs! Round 1 begins Wednesday. Who’s excited? Who’s ready? Welcome to episode 38 of Knights Nation podcast. Giveaway: Last week’s winner of a beanie and stickers was Alaina Ferraro. No giveaway this week. Banged Up Golden Knights (Injury):  Eric Haula remains the lone player on injured reserved. Recalled players: Max Lagace was sent back to AHL @chicagowolves Vegas Golden knights sign defenseman Jimmy Schuldt college Hobey Baker finalist from St Cloud State University. Random News from League: The Playoff picture is set. Quick discussion on the 1st round playoff match ups. Rookie Ryan Poehling had a hat trick and the shootout winner in his first career NHL game! VGK draft pick Cody Glass played his first professional game for the Chicago Wolves and scored 2 goals.  VGK Rewind Recap of last week’s matchups against the Edmonton Oilers, Arizona Coyotes and the Los Angeles Kings What’s on Tap: San Jose Sharks Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs Numbers Don’t Lie- Nothing this week Good Bad and Ugly- Nothing this week Funny Shit Fans Say -Nothing this week What the Puck – During the Vegas Golden Knights vs Los Angeles Kings game on April 6th I decided to record several interviews with my hockey family from SECTION 217! Welcome Casey, John, Hannah, Randy and Brian to the Knights Nation Podcast! We discuss all things Vegas Golden Knights.   The VGKbugeyeGuy is available on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram @VGKbugeyeGuy and at www.knightsnation.vegas The Podcast is available on Twitter and Instagram and Facebook @KnightsNationLV  

Welcome back! We are so pleased you are joining us for our podcast book group: Reading with Libraries! Check out our full shownotes page here. You can find all the resources we share, links to the books we discuss, and links to the beverages we enjoyed! This week we are discussing Business books. We are pleased to welcome returning Guest Host Rhonda Huisman, Dean of the Library at St Cloud State University. This is such a perennially popular genre of books; you can always new books with new ideas – and books that say the same things that were said 10, 20 or 50 years ago. Business classics are still around and popular, books by successful CEOs are always popular (for a while, at least), and books that try to show a new way to succeed in business and management skills will always be relevant to people working to build skills. You can find books on basic management skills, on starting a new business, on honing communication and creativity, and almost anything else that might help you to be successful in leadership and management. You can also tune in to our Linking Our Libraries podcast, where we talk about all kinds of library and leadership skills with suggestions for honing your own skills!

Welcome back to Linking Our Libraries! This week we are going to talk about the leadership competency that sounds like Adulting: Accountability. Check out our full shownotes page here. Who is joining us this week? Rhonda Huisman, doctoral candidate and Dean of the University Library at St Cloud State University! We hear people talking about “adulting" online and in person. When you think about it, this means being accountable. And that’s kind of terrifying. Being accountable means taking responsibility for results - positive and negative. It’s great to take responsibility for the good things that happen in your library – everyone can join in celebrating together! It is much less fun to be accountable when your program is a disaster, people are complaining about your books, the computers explode, and the ceiling falls in with water damage. Leadership means standing up, being accountable, and then helping everyone else to get back on track. Things will not always go as planned. It’s okay. Leaders will accept responsibility, and start working on strategies to move forward. You can easily think of any number of leaders you have seen at work or in the news, who refuse to acknowledge they make mistakes or are involved in any workplace problems. These people are not real leaders; and everyone can see it. No one wants to work with someone who constantly tries to shift blame and hog credit.

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