Podcasts about university campus

Shadab Itikhar, a lad from Preston, fell in love with the strategy of football as a child playing Football Manager. He has had a determination to coach - "I was made to manage" - and, since turning up at Wigan Athletic's training ground seeking a meeting with Roberto Martinez he has worked with the Spaniard (at Wigan and Belgium) and has managed himself in England, Scotland, Mongolia, Pakistan, Samoa and now in Bhutan with Thimpu City. His story is a remarkable one of a dream that he has been determined to make happen.This series we are partnering with University Campus of Football Business and have recorded episodes at their Media City studios in Salford and at their studio next to Wembley Stadium. For more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/You can follow us on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!

Charles Fain Lehman, Rafael Mangual, Renu Mukherjee, and Tal Fortgang discuss the latest Columbia University student protest, the Trump administration's fight with Harvard, and highlights from the Manhattan Institute's annual Alexander Hamilton Award Dinner.

SCOTUS sides with Trump effort to ban transgenders from military and CNN panel has a meltdown! Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer will meet with their Chinese counterparts in Switzerland this week to discuss economic and trade matters. India launched missile strikes on three locations in Pakistan, citing Pakistan's alleged role in a deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, in Indian Kashmir. Pro-Hamas Antifa Demonstrators Build Barricades, Set Fire to University Campus. Piers Morgan uncensored panel goes into chaos over Shiloh Hendrix news story. Ilhan Omar says white men should be profiled since they are most dangerous. Rodney Hinton Jr., a Cincinnati father accused of intentionally killing a sheriff's deputy just one day after his 18-year-old son, Ryan Hinton, was fatally shot by police. #trump #scotus #cnn #piersmorgan #policeshooting #shilohhendrix

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In this episode Associate Dean at University Campus of Football Business(UCFB) and author Dr. Richard Elliott joins Gordon MacLelland to discuss 'Supporting Mental Health in Young Athletes' and what that potentially means for us as sporting parents.During the conversation they discuss amongst other things:Mental health operating on a continuum, much like physical healthEstablishing a distinction between everyday struggles ("bad days") and long-term mental health issuesThe importance of parents aligning their expectations with their child's motivations for playing sportThe unpredictability of elite sport meaning that effort doesn't always lead to successRecognising that adolescents go through significant neurobiological changes, making them more prone to mood swings, anxiety, and emotional extremesThe importance of talking and normalising conversations about feelings and mental healthHelping our sporting children develop coping mechanisms for setbacks, just as they would for physical injuriesBeing an emotional anchor as a parent, not just a second coach or criticRichard Elliott is Associate Dean at University Campus of Football Business (UCFB). He has spent more than twenty years researching the lived experiences of elite athletes and the environments in which they work. He is the co-editor of Football and Migration: Perspectives, places, players (Routledge, 2014), editor of The English Premier League: A socio-cultural analysis (Routledge, 2017), and author of Mental Health and Sport: Supporting Elite Athletes (Routledge, 2024). An advocate for mental health literacy, Richard has developed a number of successful education programmes designed to support the mental and emotional wellbeing of elite athletes.To find out more about the topic you can buy Richard's book here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mental-Health-Sport-Supporting-Athletes/dp/1032395702/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

Send us a textHave you ever been on a university campus and been in awe of the sheer size and complexity of the buildings and services?  In many ways, a university campus is a lot like a mini-city and it needs a great deal of planning and effort to operate the infrastructure required for the university to function.In this episode we sit down with Carol Reyda to talk about her career as an engineering project manager at the University of Regina.  Carol is an environmental systems engineer with twenty years of experience in project management.  In this conversation, she talks the infrastructure at the University of Regina, and she highlights several projects she has worked on related to the maintenance, repair and expansion of the campus.  Carol also shares some advice for young people thinking about a career in engineering.

Andy Morrison will be remembered by most football fans as an outstanding and incredibly tough football player but that doesn't begin to tell even a fraction of his story. Andy suffered trauma as a child and, for a time, alcohol and violence drowned out the noise and damage in his head. In 1999, under the tutelage of Joe Royle and Willie Donachie, he lifted the most important trophy in Manchester City's history, the 1999 Division 2 Play Off, but it was off the pitch where his real triumph was. His last drink was February 1999. He has done so much work on himself and so much to help others, he has worked with prisoners, coached as far afield and continues to inspire and support men, particularly those struggling with alcohol abuse.If you enjoyed this episode go and buy Andy's book The Good, the Mad and the Ugly. Copies still available online.This series we are partnering with University Campus of Football Business and have recorded episodes at their Media City studios in Salford and at their studio next to Wembley Stadium. For more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/You can follow us on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!

A truly inspiring episode with 21 year old Sam Gough. Sam has had sight and hearing issues her entire life which have deteriorated leading to her now being almost completely blind. Sport has been her outlet and, alongside rowing and swimming, she has been hugely successful in blind football becoming only the second person ever born in Scotland to represent England at football.You can find Sam on Instagram here - https://www.instagram.com/samantha_gough6/Or on TikTok here - https://www.tiktok.com/@samanthagough6This is the whole episode, as a vodcast, of Series 3 Episode 5 of the Football Journeys podcast. We are so grateful, as always, to University Campus of Football Business for their support. This episode, however, was recorded at Outset Studios in London. Most of our episodes will be recorded at UCFB's Media City and Wembley studios.For more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/You can follow us on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!

"Farewell to Princess landing stage, River Mersey, fare-thee-well, I am bound for California, A place I know right well"So sang the Pogues in the Leaving of Liverpool and those words could have been a blueprint for Peter Moore's life. The proud Scouser who ventured to the US, via Wrexham, to live the American Dream. He would later return to Merseyside to become CEO of his beloved Liverpool FC in 2017 but not before stints with Reebok, Sega, Microsoft and EA Sports, appearing on stage with Bill Gates, appearing as a character in South Park and getting a Grand Theft Auto tattoo. It's been one hell of a ride and it was so enjoyable having Peter talk us through it with such good humour.This series we are partnering with University Campus of Football Business and have recorded episodes at their Media City studios in Salford and at their studio next to Wembley Stadium.For more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/You can follow us on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!

Dr. Gee returns to the discussion of his involvement in a university report on the Black Community Experience at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. In episode 188 he discussed the upcoming report with UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin and now that the report is public, he is joined by fellow board members on the ad hoc committee. Dr. Angela Byers-Winston and Ray Allen discuss the difference between good intentions and intentionality, when it comes to identifying and creating real change? The ad hoc study group worked to present their critical findings and strategic recommendations aimed at addressing the long-standing challenges faced by Black students, faculty, and staff on university campus. They discuss the question, “What is the systemic inertia to follow through on the recommendations?” Hear the unfiltered conversation about the report conducted by the UW by those that served on the board. All three speak honestly about the process, offering what made them angry or frustrated, and the hopes they have for change. They talk about how creating programs only can't change the DEI issues, but it takes institutional and organizational change. Also, be sure to catch a double portion of the Black Ice Breakers segment. Dr. Angela Byars-Winston is a tenured faculty member in the Division of General Internal Medicine within the Department of Medicine. She is also the inaugural Chair of the University of Wisconsin Institute for Diversity Science, associate director in the Collaborative Center for Health Equity, and faculty lead in the Center for the Improvement of Mentored Experiences in Research. Dr. Byars-Winston has received numerous awards for her research on advancing diversity goals and mentorship in STEM fields. In 2011, Dr. Byars-Winston was selected as a Champion of Change by the White House through President Obama's Winning the Future initiative for her research efforts to diversify science fields. In 2022, she was the recipient of the Innovation in Mentorship Research award from the Association of Clinical and Translational Research. Dr. Byars-Winston chaired the National Academies of Sciences' 2019 consensus study report, The Science of Effective Mentorship in STEMM. She is an elected Fellow in the American Psychological Association and is currently an appointed member of the NIH National Advisory General Medical Sciences Council. Over a career spanning nearly 50 years, Ray Allen has worked at the John Deere Company and served in a number of leadership roles in state government, including Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development. He was elected to three terms on the Madison School Board from 1995 to 2004, has served as chair of the Madison Area Technical College Board, and is the former publisher and owner of weekly newspaper The Madison Times. In 2016 Allen was honored with the Outstanding Alumni of Color Award from the UW–Madison Division of Diversity, Equity & Educational Achievement. He currently serves on more than 10 corporate and community boards, including 100 Black Men, the Overture Center, UMOJA Magazine's board of directors, United Way of Dane County, American Red Cross, Downtown Madison Inc., and Madison College. Read the Report: Black Community Experience on the University of Wisconsin – Madison Campus- AD Hockey Study Group alexgee.com Support the Show: patreon.com/blacklikeme Join the Black Like Me Listener Community Facebook Group

Born with achondroplasia, one of the best known forms of dwarfism, Krysten Coombs never saw anyone that looked like him growing up in Totnes in the South West of England. Sport was his passion and was the thing that helped him to change his big challenge into his superpower. Football is a passion, and he has played with the Dwarf Sports Association and is a passionate fan of Plymouth Argyle, but it was racquet sports, and most particularly badminton, where he has excelled culminating in a magical final in the Paris 2024 Paralympics.Krysten is so open and speaks about some of the key challenges that face people with dwarfism. We talk about language, Game of Thrones, panto, social media, rooming with your main rival and the joy of sport. It's a truly beautiful episode.This series we are partnering with University Campus of Football Business and have recorded episodes at their Media City studios in Salford and at their studio next to Wembley StadiumFor more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/You can follow us on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!

In the early 1980s Allan Cockram made two appearances for Tottenham Hotspur in a midfield featuring Hoddle, Ardiles and Perryman but it's not his football achievements, notable as they are, that make Allan a special man, it is his work after his playing career.Running the Brentford Penguins, the club's Down's Syndrome team, has brought him deserved acclaim, and a Grierson Award for the documentary Mighty Penguins, but he doesn't stop there a women's over 40s walking football team and a men's over 55s walking team, are just a couple of examples of how he brings joy and love and uses football as a vehicle for something so much more meaningful. This episode is so special, just listen and enjoy.This series we are partnering with University Campus of Football Business and have recorded episodes at their Media City studios in Salford and at their studio next to Wembley StadiumFor more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/You follow us on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!

It might be cheating a bit to start off with our very own, Fraser Franks, but he's had one hell of a year and there's a lot to discuss.He talks about open heart surgery but we then go on to discuss some of the incredible positive experiences he has had in the last year and there are also some hints about the guests that will follow, starting next week.This episode was recorded at the Anfield Wrap's studio in Liverpool, as we had been due to meet a future guest there but he was poorly.This series we are partnering with University Campus of Football Business and have recorded episodes at their Media City studios in Salford and at their studio next to Wembley StadiumFor more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/You follow us on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!

This is just a quick word from us, with a couple of clips, to say that we are back with Series Three! Fraser is well and truly recovered from open heart surgery and we are so excited for you to hear the stories of some of our guests.We launch next week, on 11th December, and we'll have a couple of episodes pre-Christmas with much more to come in January.You can still keep up to date on our social media @journeyspod on Instagram and Threads and we're still hanging around on X for a while! You might even find us on TikTok too!We are so grateful to University Campus of Football Business who we are partnering with for this series. For more information on UCFB visit their website here - https://www.ucfb.ac.uk/

Irish Distillers and Maynooth University Ireland are partnering on a pilot research project to develop an autonomous regenerative agriculture platform through robotics and sensing solutions, to improve the sustainability of cereal crop production. Through a two-year bursary, Irish Distillers will support a research team at Maynooth University on a journey to develop an efficient and economically viable solution, using robotics, to support regenerative agriculture and improve the environmental impact of cereal crop production. The project will use mobile farming robots, sensing solutions, and vertical solar panels to monitor and manage cereal cultivation, to optimise grain yields and resource utilisation while delivering a resilient ecosystem that nurtures soil health, biodiversity, and long-term environmental vitality. Maynooth University is a leader in pioneering theoretical and experimental research into field and service robotics and associated technologies, with a particular focus on applications where robots and humans collaborate to solve problems. The University Campus is home to a 1-hectare Robot Farm and a Sustainability Research Station. As part of this research project, test plots at the Maynooth University Robot Farm were planted this Spring with a variety of crops and monitored regularly throughout the summer with 3D cameras and soil testing before being harvested in Autumn. The robotics team has developed new imaging techniques that use both the shape and colour of the plant's leaves to automatically determine plant health. Graham Caulwell, Head of Sustainability & Compliance, Irish Distillers commented, "We are immensely proud to invest in the next generation to research and develop innovative solutions to address one of the biggest challenges of our time. With the integration of robotics, this pioneering project aims to support regenerative agriculture while enhancing efficiency. This partnership is more than a commercial alliance; it is the fusion of shared visions for a sustainable future." Professor Rachel Msetfi, Vice President of Research and Innovation said, "Maynooth University welcomes this partnership with industry in supporting the development of sustainable agriculture. This important collaboration aligns with Maynooth University's focus on sustainability as one of our key beacon research areas under the University's Strategic Plan. I would like to thank Irish Distillers for this funding and research opportunity." Maynooth University hosted a workshop on 31 October for Industry, Government, and Research stakeholders titled: "New Approaches in Sustainable Agriculture" discussing new approaches and collaborations in sustainable agriculture and energy production. Speakers included Dr. Jim McBride, CTO Otherlab USA, Karl Walsh from DAFM, Researchers across Biology, Robotics AI, and Business as well as panelists from Wakeup Capital, 2050 Accelerator, industry, and farming groups.

Rob Wilson is Head of Executive Recruitment and Programmes at University Campus of Football Business, which now has sites at Wembley Stadium, Manchester with a global hub in Miami. UCFB is the first Higher Education institution in the world, dedicated to the delivery of University Degrees in the football and sports industries.   Rob on the ISC Professional Network Booster:  “I think it's a really good partnership, because it provides a huge amount of value for us at UCFB and I really hope that it provides a similar amount of value for ISC, by having those UCFB students around, by enabling them to access some of the parallel sessions and the speakers, I think it will really enrich the dynamics at the events and I hope, that in two or three year's time, we find those UCFB students that are working in middle executive leadership roles in sport, and they are on the stage at the ISC delivering a talk to the rest of the members and I think that would really demonstrate the golden thread of the partnership”.   Rob on networking:  “Networking is a crucial part of achieving in any sector. Understanding the people that work in the industries you want to access, but also the environments, the behaviours, the cultures, the mannerisms, the way you need to engage, the time of day you need to engage sometimes. How many opportunities do you have to go into a boardroom at a football club to meet a Director of Football Performance or the Finance Director? You need to take those opportunities and I think what the link up with the International Sports Convention does, is to really accentuate what UCFB are trying to achieve, ie: connecting with the sector and ISC is absolutely embedded in that sector. The speakers that are on offer, the events that are driven, are all the types of people and events that our students need to be able to access, to have those informal conversations and to make their impressions on the employers that might have an influence over them in the future”.   Rob on the evolution of UCFB:  “The sco-system is really important, so I would happily assume that ten or so years ago, when UCFB first started, people did begin to take notice of this new thing in the market place, but didn't really know what it was or what it was offering. But the calls I now have with executives right across the sports sector, when they ask me where I'm from, they say “oh yes, we've got an intern from there”. Rick Parry, the CEO of the EFL did exactly that recently. I think that demonstrates the way UCFB have begun to open up their brand awareness in terms of their students, but also, and this is where its critical, is the students that are going out into those organisations and are undertaking those roles are coming with a higher degree of professionalism and a really good reputation”.

Shippensburg University has just finished it's 12th growing season at the Campus Farm. Dr. Sean Cornell has been a faculty advisor since tit's inception. “it's been a really exciting opportunity for the university with a student led project, the students from biology and geography and Earth Science, as well as social work departments. We all kind of got together and developed the campus farm concept actually in response to both the students' interests, but also the needs in our community. At that time, you know, the Shippensburg Produce and Outreach Organization had posted a sign indicating they wanted individuals to grow a role for SPO so that you would have this excess harvest that could go to community members, “said Cornell. Seember Agbajir is a student at Shippensburg University and says being involved in the farm was a great experience for her. “That was my first time ever being on the farm, so it was actually a great experience for me. Prior to that time, I had to get close to Dr. Ross, so I felt like it would be a good thing to maybe dive deeper into it. And then I was like, okay, let me work on the farm. And then, yeah, I started walking on the farm with him and it was a very beautiful experience because that was my first time ever getting my hands dirty, “said Agbajir. CLICK HERE to learn more about the campus farm.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spooky Season is in full swing on this edition of Octoberpod AM classic horror podcast with guest narrator, Tara Voshell (TikTok's Spooky Sleuth & co-host, 3 Spooked Girls podcast). Your horror host Edward October kicks things into gear with a true haunting concerning a university campus boogeyman, a conversation with some real life witches, and the greatest mesmerized dead man in horror history!First up: Tara Voshell narrates the legend (based upon true accounts) of a university campus haunting in "The Quierling Encounter."  Then, Octoberpod sits down for a chat with the classiest witches we know (and the tea we spill about a Republican witch may leave you speechless).  Plus! Edward October narrates the case of an undead man in our adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's immortal tale of M. Valdemar ... the mesmerized corpse!  Featuring special guests Tara Voshell (3 Spooked Girls, the Spooky Sleuth on TikTok) and Amber & Maddie (Witches Talking Tarot).            Explore the shadowy realm where science, magic, ghosts, weird science, mad professors, astral projection, and communication with the dead co-exist! Embrace weird science and practical magic on this edition of Octoberpod AM: the best horror podcast you've never heard of!      // PROMOS        Beyond 6 Seconds        Brew Crime podcast        87.9 WKMU Radio    // FOLLOW        Find more true, true-ish & classic horror / paranormal content by following us on social media!        Twitter: @OctoberpodVHS // Bluesky:  @octoberpod.bsky.social // Instagram: @OctoberpodVHS // TikTok:  @octoberpod // YouTube: Octoberpod Home Video          Or follow us on the worldwide web at OctoberpodVHS.com        Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/octoberpod-am--5482497/support.

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Liora Rez, founder and executive director of StopAntisemitism, joins Josh to discuss the many challenges faced on campus not merely by Jewish students, but by all defenders of the West.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

There's a robot roaming the halls of a hospital in Worcester. WBZ's Emma Friedman reports:

What is an intelligent campus? How is technology blurring, or extending, the borders of the modern university? And how do you build belonging when your students could be spread across the globe? In this episode of the Campus podcast, we talk to two experts from leading US institutions – who were both speakers at Times Higher Education's Digital Universities US 2024 event – about how technology is redefining the university experience. Steve Harmon is executive director of the Center for 21st Century Universities at Georgia Tech as well as associate dean of research in professional education and a professor in the School of Industrial Design. He explains how his university has created “co-learning” spaces where students can gather and interact while benefitting from the flexibility of hybrid learning, and how technology from VR to YouTube supports the “learning to learn” skills that underpin higher education. Lev Gonick is the enterprise chief information officer at Arizona State University and chair of the Sun Corridor Network, Arizona's research and education network. He talks about the digital infrastructure required to support inclusive digital education at scale, looking to Hollywood-style immersive storytelling to teach STEM, and why it's vital to align digital goals with the institution's overall mission.

INTERVIEW: Frank Booker on new mixtape 'Changing Times', recent 'Collected Works' vinyl EP, and upcoming Otago University campus show by Zac Hoffman on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

It's been more than a month now since the pro-Palestinian protests started up at campuses across Canada, protesting the war in Gaza and calling for the universities to make changes. There's been a wide range of responses to these protests.So today, The Globe's postsecondary education reporter Joe Friesen is here to explain where the campus protests are now, what the students are asking for, and how the universities have responded.Questions? Comments? Ideas? Email us at thedecibel@globeandmail.com

The dramatic rise of antisemitism in education, and by extension, American culture. Violent encounters with police. Campuses canceling classes or shutting down and going remote. In fact Iran is offering scholarships to US students expelled over protests. WHO IS BEHIND IT… find out in this episode.Donate to our Podcast Ministry: https://kprz.com/radioshow/9412See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this Squiz Shortcut, we'll look at why college students are protesting about the Gaza war at campuses across the United States. They've made headlines over the past month because some of the demonstrations have turned violent, sparking debates over free speech and even forcing the White House to weigh in. They've also spread to Aussie universities, where students have set up camps, and tensions are running high. So we'll look at what they're trying to achieve and their likely impact - if any. Squiz recommends: Reading: This explainer from The Guardian discusses what's been happening at university campuses in Australia. Listening: This episode of The Daily podcast from The New York Times gives a good account of the US protests, particularly on the night of the UCLA arrests, and what impact the activism could have on Joe Biden's bid to retain the Presidency. Want the email version? Sign up for the Shortcuts newsletter here.

 On Back Story Journalists  Reena Ninan and Dana Lewis, scrutinize the fabric of free speech and human rights, in the wake of police raids on University Campus' in America.   Controversial debates on global arms supply take center stage when Omar Shakir of Human Rights Watch joins us, and his calls for justice against war crimes carried out by Israel and Hamas.  And a new aid package for Ukraine to fight off Russia - will it make a difference?(Ret) U.S. Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt weighing in on the Biden administration's latest arms approval.  "Not a game changer" but a vital chapter in Ukraine's defence says Kimmitt.Support the Show.

Hundreds of demonstrators decrying Israel's military attacks in Gaza marched through St. Louis University and briefly occupied a portion of Grand Blvd. on Wednesday. STLPR correspondent Jason Rosenbaum discusses what he saw and heard at the protest, and why SLU responded differently than Washington University, where police arrested more than 100 people at a protest last weekend. Two students also share why they are calling on SLU and Wash U to cut ties with weapons manufacturers like Boeing.

Townhall Review  - April 27, 2024 Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, visits the Columbia University campus in New York City on Wednesday to make a stand for Jewish students who've been victimized by antisemitic unrest on campuses across the country. Hugh Hewitt talks with Speaker Johnson about the recently passed aid packages to Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan. Hugh talks with Mike Pompeo, President Trump's Secretary of State, about the $99 billion security budget and what it means for our allies. They also discuss the New York City sham trial of former President Trump and how unjust and unfair it is to keep him off the campaign trail. Chris Stigall talks with President Trump himself about the Ukraine funding, the border, Hamas, and how the GOP needs to rally behind Speaker Johnson, especially while only having a 1 seat majority in the House. Hugh turns to Retired Navy Admiral James Stavridis about the Ukraine aid package and what the end game will be.  John Solomon talks with Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, about whether or not the Biden administration could shift their wrongheaded approach to Iran.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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As opening statements are set to begin in Donald Trump's hush money trial we bring you new CNN reporting on who prosecutors plan to call as their first witness. A foreign aid bill is passed by the House, leaving hard-right Republicans - - and Hamas infuriated. And, a crisis on campus as Jewish students at Columbia university are urged to stay home for their own safety.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports an 18-year-old dies after being shot at Delaware State University.

I'm delighted to speak with coach educator and coach, Dr Noel Dempsey this week. Noel is a Senior Lecturer at the University Campus of Football Business (UCFB). UCFB is dedicated to the delivery of ground-breaking undergraduate degree programmes in the football and sports industry. Noel is a UEFA A Licence and has coached in range of settings, including grassroots, academy, non-league. Noel previously coached at Manchester City Football Club, The English FA for 4 years and Burnley football club coach. We discuss a range of coaching topics and Noel shares his experiences as a coach and coach developer.  

Also in the news: Son of Will County Sheriff was victim of scam; One animal dead after large fire at Rock Island Livestock Auction; Man stole $56,000 check from village of Algonquin and more.

Also in the news: Son of Will County Sheriff was victim of scam; One animal dead after large fire at Rock Island Livestock Auction; Man stole $56,000 check from village of Algonquin and more.

Also in the news: Son of Will County Sheriff was victim of scam; One animal dead after large fire at Rock Island Livestock Auction; Man stole $56,000 check from village of Algonquin and more.

Michigan State University Vice President and Chief Safety Officer Marlon Lynch provides a campus safety and security update. Throughout the past year, the MSU Department of Police and Public Safety (DPPS) has been hard at work enhancing several different campus safety and security initiatives.  Following the violence our community experienced in February 2023, we continue to stand together as a community. And Lynch says MSU DPPS stands committed to ensuring the safety of our Spartan community.  Conversation Highlights: (1:28) - The third-party after-action review by Security Risk Management Consultants (SRMC) was completed in October 2023.  (2:48) - There are new metal detectors around campus that are allowing guests to enter venues quicker, while also ensuring overall safety.  (4:46) - Enhancements to the MSU Alert systemLog in to alert.msu.edu to review and update your notification preferences. You can also download the SafeMSU app and enable push notifications to receive alerts.  (9:22) - Door Lock Installations As of January 2024, the door lock installation project is 82 percent complete for identified classrooms. You can learn more about the new locks on the Safety Tips page.   (12:12) - MSU DPPS continues to develop the new MSU Security Operations Center, or SOC.  (13:23) - Active Violence Incident (AVI) Training Online-based active violence incident, or AVI, training is now available to all MSU students, faculty, and staff. In addition to the online training, MSU DPPS offers in-person training for students, faculty, and staff. More at the Community Program Participation page.  (14:31) - How are you reflecting on February 13, 2023? (16:16) - Moving Forward – Key Takeaways Listen to “MSU Today with Russ White” on the radio and through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your shows.

College and Faith: Can Christianity Make a Difference on the University Campus? It's no secret that the modern university is bastion of leftism and secularism., yet these institutions of higher learning play an outsized role in shaping our culture. Is it possible for Christianity to make a difference on the university campus? How should young Christians approach college life? In today's podcast, I'm joined in the discussion by Corey Miller, the President of Ratio Christi, and my colleague at the Kirkwood Center, Anthony Costello, as we explore the state of higher education today and what is being done to fight the moral decay on campus.

In this episode, Scott Leavengood tours OSU's main campus with Dan Blanchard to learn about the university's rich history of woody plants and the process of turning OSU into an accredited arboretum. Survey Link YouTube Link Show Notes

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Dr Noel Dempsey is a UEFA A License coach and is currently a lecturer in Football Coaching and Management at University Campus of Football Business. He is an experienced coach educator and coach who shares his gold dust with us today.

In this empowering episode, host Jamie Terran delves into the experiences of Shanelle Pendergrass, a woman thriving in university law enforcement. Shanelle shares her experiences in various roles in campus safety, emphasizing the administrative intricacies, personal conflicts, and at times difficult departmental dynamics she navigates. The conversation highlights the vital importance of transparent communication, self-advocacy, and resilience for women in law enforcement. Shanelle's journey showcases how stumbling into a career path can be the one you're meant to be on and the significance of aligning one's personality with their career path and triumphing in male-dominated fields. This episode is a testament to the strength, determination, and success achievable by women in law enforcement, inspiring listeners on their own professional journeys.

Jenny has a special guest this week! UT Music Education Professor & the Director of The University of Tennessee Bands - Pride Of The Southland Band - Dr. Michael Stewart (Mike Stewart). He will inspire & encourage you as he shares his walk of faith, about his family, their adoption story and behind the scenes on campus!  He shares the importance of God's timing and how to live life daily to influence and encourage others. Even on a University Campus, you can touch lives as you walk in faith.  Hear how God has connected Jenny and Dr. Stewart in a special way through two of his children in two very different ways! God connects us to others at all kinds of crossroads in our life and theirs. We may wonder how that happens, but if you are watching for it, you will see God at work everywhere, even when we don't say a word! 

People magazine has had several sources provide them with information throughout the investigation and now according to their sources, they say that Bryan Kohberger was on the Idaho University campus multiple times and according to the students, his behavior was odd at best.Let's dive in!(commercial at 8:59)to contact me:bobbycapuccci@protonmail.comsource:Bryan Kohberger Visited Idaho Student Union Before Murders — and Was 'the Type to Stare': Witnesses (msn.com)This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5080327/advertisement

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