Podcast appearances and mentions of steven gonzales

In this episode of In The Margins, host Ralph Newell welcomes Dr. Amy Diaz, president of GateWay Community College in Phoenix, Arizona. Diaz is an equity-minded leader with over 30 years of experience advocating for student access and success in higher education and emphasizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) ideals. Diaz focuses on student learning assessment, strategic enrollment management, and fostering a positive college climate.   GateWay Community College, part of Maricopa Community Colleges, has been listed as the 2024 Most Promising Places to Work in Community Colleges, a recognition that honors higher education institutions that are dynamic, diverse, supportive, and committed to staff work-life balance, professional growth, and inclusive excellence.   Newell and Diaz discuss GateWay's unique approach to workforce development, focusing on the lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic that have shaped its current hybrid learning model. Diaz highlights how Gateway balances in-person and online education to meet students' needs, particularly in hands-on programs like nuclear medicine and industrial tech.   Join them as they explore Gateway's deep community connections, including the transformative impact of the HUG Clinic, and delve into GateWay's efforts to include entrepreneurship into the curriculum. Tune in and discover how Gateway is preparing students not just for jobs, but for life.   KEY POINTS:   - How GateWay Community College has adapted to a hybrid learning model post-pandemic. - Gateway's emphasis on programs that lead directly to employment and community impact. - The HUG Clinic at Gateway offers pro bono healthcare services, benefiting underserved community members and providing practical experience for students. - The on-campus butcher shop supports local community needs and students' professional training in meat cutting and butchery. - The institution's beauty and wellness program with a certificate in small business development, helping students learn the business side of their field. - GateWay's entrepreneurial initiatives, such as the Venture Café and Big Pitch, are designed to foster innovation and business skills among students and local entrepreneurs. - Dr. Amy Diaz's insights on leadership and the influence of Dr. Steven Gonzales as a mentor.   QUOTABLES:   "GateWay is trying to get the right balance of hybrid learning experiences and hybrid student engagement experiences, [including] student support services in place, so that students have the flexibility to learn the theoretical information in an online environment." — Dr. Amy Diaz   "Our goal is to think about entrepreneurship as not just being an entrepreneur, but how to develop an entrepreneurial mindset." — Dr. Amy Diaz   “I think of innovation —- maybe having a slightly higher risk tolerance for trying things that some people might not have that naturally built into their personalities [and] thinking about ways of partnering with community and other organizational groups that might help us to achieve our goals.” — Dr. Amy Diaz GUEST RESOURCES:    2024 Most Promising Places to Work in Community Colleges: https://www.diverseeducation.com/awards-honors/mppwcc   Dr. Amy Diaz: https://www.gatewaycc.edu/about-gateway/office-president  FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: X (formerly Twitter): http://twitter.com/diverseissues Instagram: http://instagram.com/diverseissuesinhighereducation Facebook: http://facebook.com/DiverseIssuesInHigherEducation/ LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/company/diverse-issues-in-higher-education   WATCH THIS VIDEO AND OTHERS ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/@DiverseIssuesInHigherEducation   Closed captioning and a live show transcription are available in the video for this episode.   In The Margins is produced by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education and edited by EPYC Media Network (visit at https://www.epyc.co/).

On April 2, Dr. Steven Gonzales was presented with the 2023 Diverse Champions Award at the annual meeting of the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) in Denver, Colorado.   In this episode, Gonzales, now chancellor of the Maricopa County Community College District, sits down with Diverse host David Pluviose to share his journey through higher education, a story of championing diversity through challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic.   Tune in to learn more about this year's Diverse Champion's work to foster an environment of diversity, equity, and inclusion, and his advice to leaders tracking their own paths to make a difference against headwinds.   KEY POINTS: - The significance of being named 2023 Diverse Champion - Dr. Steven R. Gonzales' journey to higher education - The perspective of a first-generation student - What does a diverse climate do for community colleges? - Challenges of leading through the pandemic as interim chancellor - Advice for leaders struggling to make a difference   QUOTABLES: “I just found myself in positions of wanting to expand my reach of the types of decisions that I think I could make, that could impact students that I was hoping to impact.” “While there's a difference in age, I can relate to some of those fears and unknowns as a first-generation student. When you just don't know, what you don't know.”   GUEST RESOURCES: Dr. Steven R. Gonzalez to receive the 2022 Diverse Champions Award — read the article here:  lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=786822&utm_campaign=&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua   OR FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter: http://twitter.com/diverseissues Instagram: http://instagram.com/diverseissuesinhighereducation Facebook: http://facebook.com/DiverseIssuesInHigherEducation/ Linkedin: http://linkedin.com/company/diverse-issues-in-higher-education   Transcription services are available upon request. Please drop us a line using the form found here.         In The Margins is produced by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education and edited by Instapodcasts (visit at instapodcasts.com)

Rose and Steven have a combined 20 years of real estate experience to offer. They possess a deep knowledge of the real estate market, including details about different neighborhoods, schools and amenities. The team proudly serves a diverse client base: From first-time homebuyers to multimillion-dollar homes to condo sales. Regardless of the price point, they treat each customer with equal value – like family.Rose and Steven are avid collaborators who work together efficiently to protect their buyers' and sellers' investments. Both agents take pride in being relentless advocates for their customers and are known for their results-driven negotiation skills. The duo is hands on, attentive and go above and beyond to achieve their clients' needs. They are now successfully thriving on YouTube as realtors. You can reach your full potential too!Listen to the full podcast to learn more how to be the best version of yourself as realtors on YouTube!Looking to scale, grow, and automate your real estate business? Tune in to Real Estate VS Technology UNLEASHED, a podcast that provides valuable insights into the strategies used by top-performing real estate agents across the country. Our in-depth interviews with successful agents will give you the hard-hitting questions you need to ask yourself to achieve and maintain success.In addition to agent interviews, we showcase great technology companies, featuring owners who discuss their offerings and how they can help boost your real estate business.Want to be featured on our show? Schedule your podcast date using the link below:? https://bit.ly/3nj1J85CONNECT WITH US: ▶Subscribe ? / @realestatevstechnology8232 Instagram: https://bit.ly/3ZceY7C

Dr. Eddie Webb Welcomes back Maricopa Community College Chancellor Dr. Steven Gonzales to discuss the Four Disciplines of Execution model.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Covenant Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 1689 Baptist Confession 26.11 Subtitle: 1689 Baptist Confession Speaker: Steven Gonzales Broadcaster: Grace Covenant Church Event: Sunday School Date: 6/26/2022 Length: 61 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Covenant Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 1689 Confession Chapter 20 Paragraphs 1-2 Subtitle: 1689 Baptist Confession Speaker: Steven Gonzales Broadcaster: Grace Covenant Church Event: Sunday School Date: 12/26/2021 Length: 59 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Covenant Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 1689 Confession Chapter 8 Paragraph 1 Subtitle: 1689 Baptist Confession Speaker: Steven Gonzales Broadcaster: Grace Covenant Church Event: Sunday School Date: 3/28/2021 Length: 58 min.

MCCCD Interim Chancellor Dr. Steven Gonzales visits the New Media Lab to discuss leadership. Hosted by Dr. Eddie Webb.

MCCCD Interim Chancellor Dr. Steven Gonzales visits the New Media Lab to discuss the future of the Maricopa County Community Colleges. Hosted by Dr. Eddie Webb.

On this week's program - The team interviews Steven Gonzales fresh off his stunning victory in Flight Club, and begins to cover the next wave of Hyperspace Trials!

Hello rookies and aces alike! We have returned after a very sleep restrictive trip to Coruscant to discuss the System Open Finals.  This episode Ryan talks about how he almost missed a plane, Dee says why Trajectory Simulator is a problem, and special guest Steven Gonzales explains why Thane Kyrell changes games. We also take a look at the top 16 and give a breakdown of each of their lists. [00:00:00] Intros and Shout Outs [00:08:30] Coruscant Host Results [01:14:00] Top 16 Analysis [02:20:00] FFG OP Update Fly Better!

We welcome on Glendale System Open champ Steven Gonzales to help guide us through a substantial regional round up.  Stick with us on a emperor sized three hour episode!  Timestamps are below to help you sift through it all. [00:00:00] Intros [00:04:00] Worlds Registration deadline is February 20th [00:08:00] Pre-FAQ Regional Round Up [01:10:00] FAQ Major Changes (a quick overview) [01:20:00] Salzgitter Regional [01:33:00] Montreal Regional [01:40:00] Stockport Regional [01:48:00] Roseville Regional [01:56:00] Johannesburg Regional [02:00:00] Glendale System Open With Steven [02:13:00] Brooklyn Regional [02:16:00] Utrecht Regional [02:19:00] Atlanta Regional [02:21:00] Albuquerque Regional [02:28:00] Barkaldo Regional [02:32:00] Roma Regional [02:46:00] Orleans Regional [02:50:00] Indianapolis Regional   Fly Better! Patreon.com/MynockPodcast  

We cover a WIDE range of topics on this episode of VOBS, from mic choices to audio interfaces to how to better market using social media.  Larry Hudson, David Davis and JE Burton join us on Zoom and we get questions from Maxine Dunn, Steven Gonzales, Tracy Reynolds, Jack DeGolia, Don White

"We have no choice General Calrissian, our ears can't repel awesome of this magnitude!" - Admiral Akbar probably. Welcome back to the Exogorth Maw! Don't worry we won't trick you into flying into our bellies.  While Ryan is away hosts Dee Yun, Steven Gonzales, and Brad Miller attempt to pick up the slack. Check the rundown: [0:00:00-0:30:55] Store Champ season report party, Ryan not invited [0:30:56-1:04:30] Fly Casual redux [1:04:31-1:46:35] X-Wing drama, accusations, and internet wildfires [1:46:36-2:01:30] New FAQ! [2:01:31-2:33:35] Wave 8 on competition tables [2:33:36-2:55:15] X-Wing tournament season changes [2:55:16-2:57:10] Shoutouts and close [Witty Star Wars Reference] FLY BETTER! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1769399006625954/  

Mynock Squadron Podcast is back! Hosts Ryan Farmer, Dee Yun, and special guest Steven Gonzales discuss the results of the So-Cal Championship invitational! Also:   -Did I just hear that a HWK made it to the final table? -Ryan cluster missiles his way to a miserable 2-3 record. -The very best lists in So-Cal. -Tarn Mison, the best of the average for T-65s. -Why you should be running Adrenaline Rush on Darth Vader. -Asteroids, debris, and you... And MUCH MUCH MORE! Grab some blue milk and join us for some X-Wing. Don't forget our motto, "Fly Better"  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxfy8oHtxXk&list=UUbH1aq5ZyQsghyjEWfDgQNQ Show Log Episode 149, July 7, 2014 Summer 2014 Fan Hangout using http://zoom.us/ 0:00:58  Show opening followed by black screen. 0:02:12  Dan (with a bird on his shoulder) and George begin.   0:04:13  Going around the Horn: Amy Snively, L.A., Calif.  http://www.amysnively.com/ Anthony Gettig, Laurium, Michigan.  http://www.gettig.net/ Conrad the Bird (with Dan Lenard) in Buffalo, N.Y. Steve Tardio, NYC to be.  http://www.stevetardio.com/ Dave Smith, Henderson, NV.  https://www.facebook.com/VegasVOguy Diana Birdsell, Huntington Beach, Calif.  https://www.facebook.com/diana.p.birdsall?fref=ts&ref=br_tf Edward Waldorf, Spanish Fort, Alabama.  https://www.facebook.com/ewaldorph?fref=ts J.S. Gilbert, South San Francisco, Calif.  http://jsgilbert.com/ Bill Lord, Alexandria, Va.  http://www.nothingrhymeswithorange.us/ Scott Chambers, Birmingham, Ala.  http://www.scottchambersvo.com/ Shelley Avellino, Albuquerque, N.M.  http://www.shelleyavellino.com/ Steven Gonzales, Baton Rouge, La.  http://stevengonzalesvo.com/ Ted Mcaleer, Sevilla, Spain. http://www.voiceoveruniverse.com/profile/TedMcaleer Larry Hudson, L.A., Calif.  http://www.larryhudsonvo.com/ Andy Coffman, http://www.topvoiceover.com/ Jerry Reed, Syracuse, N.Y.  http://jerryreed.com/ 0:14:15  The “Brady Bunch” view 0:14:47  Break 0:16:06  They're ALL back.   Welcome to Lee Pinney, Costa Mesa, Calif.  https://www.linkedin.com/pub/lee-pinney/9/892/603 0:17:19  Amy Snively makes an announcement.  EWABS fans can get $25 off registration.  The code is EWABS.  You'll get an additional code to promote FaffCamp to your associates.  They'll get $25 their registrations and you'll get $25 off for each person you sign up, up to $350 off.  Go to http://faffcamp.com/   Amy explains FaffCamp.  There are two tracks, “starting smart” and “working pro.”  The agenda is set before the event, so presentations can get honed; planned but not canned.  Registration goes from $375 to $449 on July 12.  You can take up to six months to pay.   0:26:43  Larry Hudson asks a question: He's set up and working, but doesn't have a pre-amp.  What's the difference if you spend $400-500 on a pre-amp. 0:27:27  George has clients who do just fine without a pre-amp and just plugging into a Mackey board http://www.mackie.com/products/digital_recording/index.html.  That's all you need if you're doing all your processing.  Things get more interesting if you're using ISDN.  It comes down to subtle differences. 0:28:50  J.S. comments.  Now there are more products on the market that work well.  For gaming, where audio gets heavily processed, there's a huge difference when you use a high-end pre-amp for when the audio starts to have issues.  Game voicers use high-end gear.  You can also shorten a file without getting artifact-ing at a higher level.  For the average or above-average, it may not come into to play.   0:32:02  J.S. has expensive gear because he can and he likes using it.   0:32:16  Dan comments that if you don't know what something does, you probably don't need it.  Dan uses a pre-amp for the EWABS show, but for recording, he doesn't for the sake of keeping the audio chain simpler.  Most people can't tell the difference. 0:34:30  Ted says “you want it warm.”  It often means tubes.  What makes the warm audio warm?   0:35:14  The Warm Audio brand gets discussed.  http://www.warmaudio.com/  George talks about ribbon mics.  Transformers add “warmth.” 0:36:10  Steve uses the Apogee mic.  He wants tips for auditioning in hotel rooms.  Dan says grab the quilt, go into the closet and cover yourself.   0:37:40  J.S. says to put all your clothes into the closet, use the suitcase as a table.   0:38:19  George says it's all about “damping” and reverberation issues.  Use the luggage rack and put it on the room desk.   0:39:15  Scott talks about the “Eyeball.”  He uses it with the VO 1A mic. 0:39:55  Debbie Irwin, NYC, joined the group.  http://www.debbieirwin.com/index.htm 0:40:30  Shelley asks about agents sending different formats, some long, some short.   0:41:20  Debbie says in her experience if it comes from an agent, they want the entire thing recorded.   0:42:05  Larry comments.  If it's exceedingly long, he'll ask the agent.  He'll mix up the paragraphs and not read from the top.  He'll read 1-2-3 as 2-3-1.   0:43:12   J.S. has a different experience.  He did the whole thing and they did a “lift-off” of it.  They just used the audition rather than recording the piece yet again.  He feels that if you need a watermark, you shouldn't work for that company.  There are lots of reasons why he'd want to hear the whole thing. 0:45:57  Break 0:50:02  They're backbackback. 0:50:47  Diana Birdsell has gotten comments from clients who say her audio sounds “overprocessed.”  She uses TwistedWave, normalizes to -3, declicks, and runs an effects stack.  George responds.  He says it's a good sign that they know what they're doing and bothered to tell her.  It sounds too compressed.  George she could go in an uncheck the Limiter.  And if it's still a problem, uncheck the Dynamics Processor.   0:53:10  George appreciates the feedback, it's important for him to hear when the stacks don't work as intended. 0:54:51  Dan says everybody is different and hearing it differently.  The whole point of the stack is to make it better to sound good in a crappy setting.   0:55:31  Diana is new to the 416.  She's gotten a random echo happening.  Dan and George both think the Declicker is creating the problem.  But she hears the issue before she processes.  They invite her to drop a sample in Dan's “specimen cup” at http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/, about halfway down the page.   0:56:57  Larry asks what she's wearing.  He points out his 416 picks up fabric movement. 0:57:49  Susan joins.  No camera.  She wonders about backups and storage.  Where should she get backup gear?  Dan talks about hard drives and the cloud, having 2-3 copies.   1:00:08  Anthony is a huge believer in Dept. of Redundancy Dept.  He likes CrashPlan, DropBox, Carbonite, or Box.com.  His wireless router died and he bought a NetGear N600, which has a USB port.  You can plug a drive into it to create a home network.   1:01:50  George says there are some issues, but a Mac Airport Extreme has a port, too.  You can backup at a friend's house.   1:02:54  Steve Gonzalez uses SSD's, solid state discs.  He works off of them as they're quicker.  George says they're expensive per gigabyte.  You buy them for performance (speed) and use hard drives for off-line storage.  George has all his stuff in the cloud. 1:05:05  J.S.  Everyone should consider using one as a “boot drive.”  He recounts his backup gear.   1:07:11  Jerry describes his backup setup.  George says his system needs discipline. 1:08:23   J.S. says you can use your own FTP.  Dan says the bottom line is back up in several places. 1:09:29  Break 1:10:31  They're back.  And they talk about Harlan Hogan's http://voiceoveressentials.com/   Harlan knows VO.  “He's been doing longer than all of our combined ages,” Dan said. 1:13:20  Thanks to Edge Studio, http://www.edgestudio.com/.   The 4th weekend in August, there's a Poker Classic to raise money for the LaFontaine lab. 1:14:17  Shelley asks if anyone from Edge is going to FaffCon?  George thought David, the owner is going.   1:15:58  Walt gets harassed.  Dan asks him to talk about his Studio Suit.  He has it strung like curtains.  He rolls them out when he needs them.   And they're all angled, there's no parallel surfaces.   1:18:20  Gray in Asia asked about difference between a mixer and an interface.  George explains they're apples and oranges.  In most cases, a mixer is useful for VO unless you're re-routing audio.  Some mixers have interfaces built in.   1:22:14  Around the Horn for plugs 1:22:27  Anthony:  http://www.myaudioeditor.com/ 1:23:05  Dave Smith.  The iPad Air vs Mini?  George: it comes down to how many pixels on the screen.   1:24:10  Debbie Irwin.   1:24:29  Edward.  No plugs, his website is under construction. 1:25:12  J.S. Faux Vegas. 1:25:40  Larry: in Sept. he's doing a webinar with John Florian for new VO's.  He's got some Audacity training planned, too.  Click on VO Heaven tab at his website for more. 1:26:26  Scott plugged his site. 1:26:37  Shelley: She's been doing a large, interactive website.  “Tales of Gigi” for a client in Bulgaria.  http://www.taleswithgigi.com/ 1:27:26  Steve Gonzalez:  StevenGonzalesVO.com 1:27:49  Steve Tardio—now has an extra blanket from housekeeping.  He's just finished another kid's science book, called “Alien in My Pocket.”   1:28:52  Dan: if you get a chance to see the documentary he narrates: “J Street Challenge.”  http://thejstreetchallenge.com/ 1:29:43  Thanks to donors!  Use the donation link at EWABS.com.  Clickers!  Get your clickers! 1:30:33  Congratulations to Rebecca Davis again for getting the Don LaFontaine Spirit Award. 1:30:50  EWABS Essentials are growing at the YouTube Channel.  (www.youtube.com/ewabsshow) 1:31:25  Bob Merkel from VoiceZam will be next week's guest.  The program has been updated! 1:31:40  Thanks to wives and staff.   1:32:15  Thanks to zoom.us. 1:32:30  Thanks to Kathy Curriden and the volunteer staff. 1:33:25  Ella joins the group. 1:33:34  Sign off by the whole group. 1:34:13  End of show. 

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Covenant Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 1689 Confession Chapter 11 Paragraph 1 Subtitle: 1689 Baptist Confession Speaker: Steven Gonzales Broadcaster: Grace Covenant Church Event: Sunday School Date: 6/27/2021 Length: min.