Podcast appearances and mentions of tom driscoll

In this episode of All Things Marketing and Education, we sit down with Shawn McCusker, Senior Director of Professional Learning at EdTechTeacher, to discuss his passion, civic engagement. We ask him about some of his favorite tips and takeaways from the book Becoming Active Citizens, which he co-wrote with Tom Driscoll. He provides practical ways to encourage active citizens in the classroom by creating authentic, engaging learning experiences, emphasizing the need for students to actively participate in government meetings and simulations to truly understand how government works.Shawn highlights the positive impact of quality civic engagement on communities, such as increased voter turnout and improved quality of life. He encourages educators to prioritize citic education and suggests ways for school leaders to support its integration into all subjects. Here's the link to the episode show notes.For even more planning resources, check out our EdTech Marketer's Planner.

Welcome to Episode 7 of Peak Pursuits, your ultimate podcast for trail running in Australia. This week, hosts Sim Brick, Jess Jason and Brodie Nankervis dive into the excitement of the newly announced Asia Pacific Trail Running Championships alongside all the usual segments.00:00 - 26:40 ~ Training TalkWe kick off the episode with our training week recaps. Jess gives the rundown on her first race in a few months at the opening race of the Perth Trail Series winter edition. Simone discusses how she's managing her training while navigating a minor cold, emphasising the importance of training smarter, not harder. Brodie updates us on another solid week, enjoying the company during his sessions and long runs. Both Sim and Brodie also share their race time predictions as they prepare to compete in the Lakeside 10 next week.26:40 - 32:25 ~ Trail Fails SegmentIn this week's Trail Fails segment, we have a hilarious story from Tom Driscoll about the embarrassment of tripping over oneself while trail running. Learn from Tom's misstep and enjoy a good laugh with us.32:25 - 45:40 ~ Asia Pacific Trail Running ChampionshipsNext, we delve into the main event: the Asia Pacific Trail Running Championships being held in South Korea in October. We cover the events, detailing when and where they will be held, and explain what we know so far about who is eligible and how Aussie runners from U23 to Open can nominate themselves for our first regional champs of this kind.45:40 - 56:25 ~ Weekly Race ResultsWe then recap the results from the week, including highlights from Run The Gap, PTS Winter Series Snakes n Ladders, and the Melrose Running Festival; Celebrating the achievements and standout performances from these exciting races.56:25 - End ~ What's Coming UpWe wrap up the episode by previewing the trail races to look out for in the coming week. With numerous events on the horizon, get ready to add these to your calendar!Thanks for tuning in to Peak Pursuits! Connect with us on Instagram @peakpursuits.pod to share your thoughts, questions, and your own trail stories. Until next time, keep hitting the trails and chasing those peak pursuits!Sim: @theflyingbrick_Brodie: @brodie_nankJess: @jessjasonRun The Gap (VIC, grampians): https://my.raceresult.com/292347/resultsSnakes and Ladders (Perth): https://www.webscorer.com/race?raceid=353369Melrose Running Festival (SA): https://www.webscorer.com/startlist?raceid=347597Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/mood-maze/trendsetter License code: K08PMQ3RATCE215R

Leveraging metamaterials for radar designs, engineers at Echodyne are enhancing the capability of small radars for applications such a counter-UAS [uncrewed aircraft systems] in military applications. In this podcast with Tom Driscoll, Co-founder and CTO of Echodyne, he and I discuss how his team's metamaterials electronically scanned array (MESA) radar system does thing that traditional active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar systems cannot, their unique business model, and how they leverage commercial-off-shelf (COT) components like Xilinx FPGAs. Tom also shares his background in metamaterials and how he once designed an RF invisibility cloak using metamaterials. 

Get a CUE Live from the 2023 MassCUE Fall Conference at Gillette Stadium on October 18 and October 19, 2023, featuring guests Greg and Jeff from Fortinet, Tom Driscoll from EdTech Teacher, Karen Winsper and Colleen Terrill from the Influence and Advocacy committee of MassCUE, TJ Carron from Bay Path Regional, and Erika Sandstrom the GreenScreen Gal! Fortinet Information available at  https://view-fortinet.highspot.com/viewer/652d55c23e2aba4e60330873    --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/get-a-cue/message

How is cutting-edge radar technology shaping the future of drones and advanced air mobility? Tom Driscoll is CTO and Founder of Echodyne, a Seattle startup bringing breakthrough radar capability to meet commercial and defense needs across autonomy, security, and intelligence markets.  At Echodyne, Tom leads the company's world-class R&D efforts.  Prior to Echodyne, Tom was Managing Director of the Metamaterials Commercialization Center at Intellectual Ventures, the technology incubator which launched the world's first metamaterials-enabled ventures.  Recognized as a  technologist, inventor, and entrepreneur with a drive to advance the art of the possible, Tom is a named inventor on over 100 patents, has co-founded five startups, and serves on the board of directors of three.  He holds a PhD in physics from University of California San Diego, a B.S. in Physics from Harvey Mudd, and is an adjunct professor at Duke University. In this edition of the Drone Radio Show, Tom talks about Echodyne's innovative radar sensors and how they're used in the drone industry, most notably to support advance air mobility.

FETC 2022 - Tom Driscoll - Transforming Civics Education with Technology Social Media Username(s) @tomdriscolledu --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edutechguys-conference/support

Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz and Sheriff Joe McDonald talk about their upcoming TRIAD luncheon and the work that they do with the county's older population. Tom Driscoll, candidate for Pembroke Select Board will stop by to chat about his run for office and his thoughts on the upcoming town meeting on June 22. Whitman Selectman Dan Salvucci and Fred Small, member of the Whitman-Hanson Regional School Committee talk about a recount that was held for their respective races last Monday as they each won re-election by a mere six votes. Noube Rateau, an award winning filmmaker visits the show to talk about the Boston Celtics,  changes in the front office, coaching staff and offseason moves the team should consider making.   Do you have an topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com. If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes today!  © Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci - 2021. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the show host and/or owner is strictly prohibited.  

In today's episode, Rusty and Robyn talk with Jay Jacobs & Tom Driscoll of Global X ETFs in New York City. Jay is the Head of Research & Global Strategy while Tom leads model portfolio sales.  Jay's goal at Global X ETFs is to develop a deep understanding of new industry products and share those insights with clients as products are released. In doing so, his team works to strategize the implementation of advances in technology and integrate new products into clients' overall portfolios. Tom is responsible for bringing thematic and income-based strategies straight to the marketplace.  Jay and Tom talk with Rusty and Robyn about the progression of our modern economy, why thematic investing is much more than a marketing gimmick, and exactly how much investors should allocate to thematic investing.  “The way I think about thematic investing is trying to get a jumpstart on the next leaders. The next leaders of individual sectors, the next leaders of the S&P 500, maybe even the NASDAQ 100. Not all of these companies will succeed, but the idea is that investing in an ETF that can give you exposure to 30, 40, or 50 names in a space like Genomics or in a space like FinTech, lets you participate in the rise of that industry before it even starts to be a blip on the S&P 500.” ~ @jayjacobsCFA Main takeaways  The new investors of our time getting into robo advising have a bright future ahead. Those platforms aren't going away and they're an opportunity for advisors and investors alike to improve client outcomes and expand their portfolios. Change in the financial industry is driven by investor demographics. ETFs like FinTech are helping an industry known for being the last to change, embrace disruption. Advisors must develop technology and services that can meet the unmet needs of the next generation of investors.  Global X ETFs approaches thematic investing from a model portfolio perspective as a type of satellite strategy, using ETFs to compliment someone's core portfolio.  Links Jay on LinkedIn Tom on LinkedIn Jay on Twitter Global X ETFs Berkshire Hathaway Robinhood U2 Goldman Sachs Barron's Genomics FinTech Bloomberg FactSet Morningstar Connect with our hosts Rusty Vanneman Robyn Murray Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts 1717-OAS-5/24/2021

https://housing.uoregon.edu/pnw https://housing.uoregon.edu/dining Tom Driscoll, Director of University Dining Services joins us on today’s episode to highlight the new dining options for fall 2021, as well as share how dining services supports student success. We also talk about meal plans, points, and catering to all dietary needs.

http://housing.uoregon.edu/dining Today’s guest is Tom Driscoll, Associate Director of Housing and Director of Food Service. Tom manages all of the dining halls within the residence halls, as well as the contracts for venues all over campus. We talk about how your meal plan works, what kind of options you have for food, and the extraordinary care the dining team puts into your well-being. You’ll learn about our locally sourced, campus-made food options help keep you healthy and nourished no matter your dietary needs. We wrap up our conversation by delving into all of the changes being implemented this fall in order to make sure it is safe for students to dine on campus during the pandemic. For more information, text your questions to 541-346-1142 or visit flocktalk.uoregon.edu

http://housing.uoregon.edu/dining http://housing.uoregon.edu Want to how your student’s meal plan works, what kind of options they have for food, and where that food comes from? You’ll learn how our locally sourced, campus-made food options help keep your student healthy and nourished. Today’s guest is Tom Driscoll, Associate Director of Housing and Director of Food Service. Tom manages all of the dining halls within the residence halls, as well as the contracts for venues all over campus.

Show Notes This week Ken chats with Tom Driscoll, a pioneer and early leader in the Flipped Learning community. When I first joined this #flipclass community (via Twitter and later attending FlipCon 2014, 2015 and 2016), Tom was so giving and helpful in his including me in that group. I appreciate that and hope to […]

It's a concept that took share about 10 years ago.  Could farmers be paid for the carbon they're storing in the soil?  The market is still in existence but doesn't get nearly the attention that it did.  Could it see a comeback?  Tom Driscoll with the National Farmers Union was in Wisconsin explaining what it could mean for farmers and the tillage practices they've already been employing. Dr. David Vail, oncologist at the UW-School for Veterinary Medicine explains amazing research he's involved in that could result in a cancer vaccine for dogs, that might lead the way to a cancer vaccine for humans too! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Driscoll, Director of the NFU Foundation and Conservation Policy describes the biggest challenges facing farmers today. Whether its the 50% reduction in income projected for this year, or the market consolidation in commodities and agriculture, farmers are being squeezed up and down the supply chain. Listen up for a fast paced discussion of the state of American farming and its future.

Tom Driscoll, Director of the NFU Foundation and Conservation Policy describes the biggest challenges facing farmers today. Whether its the 50% reduction in income projected for this year, or the market consolidation in commodities and agriculture, farmers are being squeezed up and down the supply chain. Listen up for a fast paced discussion of the state of American farming and its future.

Tom Driscoll is the National Farmer 19s Union 19s director of conservation policy and education. He started with NFU as a government relations representative in August 2014, and assumed the role of director of conservation policy and education in April 2016. He works to ensure family farmers, beginning farmers and youth involved in the organization have the educational resources they need to succeed through market and environmental changes. He also represents their interests on energy, climate and environmental issues. Would you like to improve soil health, water and air quality, wildlife and pollinator habitat or energy efficiency on your land? The Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP), administered by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) offers farmers and ranchers technical and financial support to achieve these goals on working lands. And producers who have thought about CSP in the past may need to give the program another look; NRCS recently made changes that will make CSP work better for smaller and beginning farmers.

In this episode, we’re talking with Tom Driscoll, a high school social studies teacher and instructional technology consultant based in Connecticut. Tom is on a mission to better and more efficiently serve his students through the use of flipped learning and competency-based education practices. The combination of these two strategies has come to be known as “flipped mastery”, and it’s clear that Tom sees this methodology as a way for him to innovate and fundamentally change his interactions with students. Tom discusses the unique challenges that are presented when trying to implement such a bold and innovative initiative, and touches on the rewards of overcoming those challenges.

Pearson's Kathy McKnight is joined by Putnam CT teacher Tom Driscoll and his student Eric Moberg