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UNT Dallas head coach and former Dallas Maverick Josh Howard about his playing days, these current Mavericks and his UNT Dallas Trailblazers

In the 11 a.m. hour of the K&C Masterpiece, the fellas welcome UNT Dallas head coach and former Maverick Josh Howard in studio to talk Mavs and UNTD hoops, then do some Conference Finals Casserole

Bob Mong, President of the University of North Texas at Dallas, joins KRLD's David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.

University of North Texas-Dallas President Bob Mong joins KRLD's David Johnson to discuss their impending expansion.

At an age when many are well into their retirement. Jack Allday is working tirelessly on building an intercollegiate athletics program from the ground up at the University of North Texas at Dallas. The UNTD Trail Blazers began competing in men's and women's basketball, cross country and track & field in 2020, and Allday says the university is moving toward the launch of additonal sports in the future. Allday has done a little bit of everything in his life -- won a Texas state football championship at Highland Park High School in 1957, toured as a musican and had a hit record in 1959, served his country in the Army during the Vietnam War in the 1960s, built a successful advertising business in Dallas, taught college courses and raised a family.

A Texas Law which bans abortions after six weeks was allowed to stand today, Friday, 12-10-21 by the Supreme Court. The law, known as SB-8, also created challenges about who abortion providers could sue to challenge the law. This Texas law, and a pending decision on a similar fifteen week Mississippi law known as Dobbs, may rewrite abortion law with the court's conservative majority. Joan Biskupic of CNN, NBC's Pete Williams, and UNT-Dallas law professor Brian Owsley weigh in on these issues.

Dan Hooper is the Founder & Executive Director at ScholarShot. ScholarShot was founded in 2009 by concerned business professionals, educators and community volunteers who saw numerous well-meaning college advisement and “access” programs failing at-risk students. In Texas, 9 out of 10 of these students who get into college drop out. ScholarShot has developed a proven model of academic navigation, personal guidance and financial support that reverses this outcome with 90% of our Scholars succeeding in earning life-changing vocational, associate or undergraduate degrees. Leveraging the success of the ScholarShot model, our Degree Dallas Campaign is on track to produce 500 first generation college degrees from Dallas County. Nathalie Flores graduated from North Dallas High School in 2019. She attended Eastfield College where she graduated with an Associates of Science degree in May of 2021 as a first-generation college graduate. She is currently attending UNT Dallas and majoring in Human Resources. Nathalie completed an Internship with Charles Schwab during the Summer of 2021 and is a Scholar Ambassador for ScholarShot. ScholarShot social links: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/scholarshot-inc./?viewAsMember=true Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/scholarshot/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ScholarShot/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/scholarshot?lang=en YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCApwDZCdeiGc81_uenPwNOQ Dan Hooper LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-hooper-b832923/ Nathalie Flores LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathalieflores1/ Pathways to Success is brought to you by: Codeup: https://codeup.com/ CityCentral: https://citycentral.com/ (Promo Code "Pathways" for 50% off first 3 months) DeadSoxy: https://deadsoxy.com/?ref=pathways (Promo Code "Pathways" for 30% off) 

This part of the podcast begins our interview with Dr. Kristen Guillory. Dr. Guillory has broken barriers and touched many lives as an author, a speaker, a business coach, and a mental health professional. I must include that she has also been an integral part of academia. I first met her at UNT Dallas where she was a professor. Kristen has written two books to date: "Walking Through the Fog: Holding on to Hope When You Can't See the Sun" and "Look, Stop Hiding (How to Find Your Voice and Never Dim Your Light Again". I'm sure there are more books coming. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marvelouslymatureme/support

This is a story of determination, courage and faith. Corey Borner suffered a spinal cord injury playing high school football in 2009 that knocked him down, but not out. After multiple surgeries, Corey learned to function in a wheel chair and adopted the mantra “Find a way.” Indeed he has found a way – to graduate from high school, graduate from college and become a motivational speaker. And in August he walked for the first time in 12 years – across the stage to pick up his diploma from UNT Dallas.

Dickey's Doing Good tells good stories about good people doing good things in the community. Our guest this time is Detective Dan Russell with the Dallas Police Department. Dan has been with the Dallas Police Department for more than 13 years, including the last several as a detective. Dan is with the Fugitive Unit for the Dallas Police Department and also instructs the Active Bystander for Law Enforcement and other trainings for UNT Dallas' Caruth Police Institute.

On today's interview, we bring on Christian Plummer. Christian Started his hooping career at Desoto before moving to Coppell to finish his High School career. He speaks about what that transition was like for himself. We also look at the AAU scene and what that was like for playing for the Dallas Mustangs. Before the break, we take a look at Christian's recruiting process. After the break, we take a look into Christian's College career up to this point. Unfortunately, Christian's career has started off rocky. But he has started optimistic and ready for whoever calls him. This includes his time at UTSA where he walked on and quickly went from practice player to on the roster. Things didn't work out at UTSA for Christian but that hasn't stop him and his grind. He now is apart of a start-up program at UNT Dallas with Head Coach and former Maverick Josh Howard. Be sure to follow Christian at his socials below to follow his Journey. Twitter: @lulchristian25 Go check us out on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/5ive_out​​​​​​​​​​ Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7E0RoNo...... ​Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sideline.sp... TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sideline_spor...... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

April is “Celebrate Diversity Month” and UNT Dallas is perhaps the most diverse university in Texas. With that in mind, host Paul Corliss interviewed a diverse panel of UNT Dallas leaders to discuss this unique campus and the many ways it celebrates diversity.

Kenneth "KROCK" Cline and Mark T. Robinson sit down and talk Tiger Basketball and the game against UNT-Dallas. ETBU is hosting the NAIA first-year program on Wednesday night.

Alright gentlemen. Great time connecting with Nakia Douglas, Exec. Director of Trio & Pre-Collegiate Programs at UNT Dallas. With education being such a vital part of how we are navigating through 2020, Mr. Douglas speaks to us today on various topics centered on it as a foundation. As an educator he's influenced young women and men to become the best possible version of themselves. Along the way his own journey has been inspired by his mothers sacrifice and leaders that have given wisdom throughout his personal growth. Quote: “When you passion and purpose are aligned, you have found your true calling.” Current Read: Uncommon by Tony Dungy The Grave Robber by Mark Batterson The Servant Leader by Ken Blanchard and Phil Hodges Social Media link(s): @Nakiadouglas75 / Instagram/Twitter/LinkedIn --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mandated/support

Brought to you by the University of North Texas System, WE ARE NORTH TEXAS focuses on innovation, compassion, ideas and accomplishments in our home region of Dallas-Fort Worth. Hosted by UNT System Chief Communications Officer Paul Corliss.Dr. Monica Williams, Vice President for University Advancement at UNT Dallas, has a big job – overseeing fundraising, alumni affairs, external relations, marketing/communications and sponsored research. But the most important job she's had in her life is being a mother, and that maternal instinct comes out in her work with UNT Dallas students.

In this episode, Paul Corliss is joined by college basketball television analyst Stephen Howard, a Dallas-Fort Worth native who played in the NBA. Howard spoke about his passion for education and supporting the urban community, which included time spent as a speaker and mentor for UNT Dallas. Howard also provided perspective on COVID-19 and race relations in DFW and beyond. 

Former State of Texas Education Commissioner and Distinguished Leader in Residence at UNT Dallas Michael Williams joins Paul Corliss to discuss his career in law and politics prior to coming to UNT Dallas and how UNTD plans to begin the Fall semester in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Through the YTexas Leadership Academy, UNT Dallas students Katherine Cadena, Juwon Grant and Victoria Summerville discuss the creation of a Texas corporate social responsibility tracker.  Visit www.ytexas.com/csr-tracker to learn more.

On his 40th birthday, 2007 NBA All-Star Josh Howard is excited to return to the city that made him famous and eager for his next challenge – building a UNT Dallas men's basketball program from scratch. A Dallas Mavericks standout as a player from 2003-2010, Howard was recently named head coach of the UNTD Trailblazers after four seasons coaching Piedmont International University, and he discussed getting started on his quest to mentor young men against the backdrop of COVID-19.

The COVID-19 pandemic inspired Dallas attorney Jim Mullen to return to his nursing roots and seek work in a New York City emergency room. With a wife working as an emergency room doctor in Dallas and a 2-year old daughter, the decision wasn't easy -- but Mullen felt a calling and is now working in a Queens hospital that has become a coronavirus hot spot. The death and human isolation he's seen can be troubling, but the desire to give back and care for patients drives him to work daily 12-hour shifts. Hear his story from the front line in New York City.

In this episode, Dr. Jamaica Chapple, UNT Dallas Dean of Students, and Eronia King, Project Coordinator for Experiential Learning at UNTD, discuss the recent COVID-19 relief partnership between UNT Dallas and the North Texas Food Bank that helped feed more than 1,200 households.

A fun talk with one of my closest friends at UNT Dallas. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeetlk/message

Welcome to the Healing on Empty podcast Episode 6: A Vegan Journey with Veg World Magazine's Courtney Garza Recording at the Cosmic Cafe in downtown Dallas, the best place for vegetarian food + meditation. Check out the Cosmic Cafe at http://www.cosmiccafedallas.com/ Courtney Garza is the Editor-in-Chief of Veg World Magazine in Dallas, TX and the Co-Founder of Sprinkles Creative. Her journey as a vegan really flourished while in college at UNT Dallas. As said in the podcast UNT has one of the first all-vegan university cafeterias in the United States, click this website to read more https://news.unt.edu/news-releases/mean-greens-first-all-vegan-university-cafeteria-celebrates-5th-anniversary. The friendship I have formed with Courtney just inspires me with her journey and love for animals. Living a plant-based life benefits your health. As Courtney says, "Living compassionately extends not just to animals but to yourself." Follow Courtney and her business on Instagram: @colormecourtney_ @vegworldmagazine @dallasvegworld @coffeewithcourtney @sprinkles_creative Also keep up with the news and issues on: https://www.vegworldmag.com ______________________________________ Click this link: https://anchor.fm/healing-on-empty to be a listener support. Don't forget to subscribe to my podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor.fm and Pocketcasts. I would love if you like, rate and review. Doing so helps other listeners to find my podcast, so please share the love. I love to know your thoughts on the podcast, people and topics you are interested in, and suggestions on how to improve or ideas for future episodes. Send me an email at: christinaelisabetta@gmail.com _______________________________ Connect with me on: Website: https://www.c-elisabetta.com/ Follow on Instagram: @healingonempty | to purchase Young Living oils go to www.youngliving.com and enter my member number at sign up or check out #3206962 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Urban Advantage Podcast has returned with a new co-host after a long hiatus. Jeff Caplan, Media Director at UNT Dallas, joins Greg Campbell as host of the podcast and discusses the show's new direction. In this installment they tackle the topic of colorism along with special guests Shaniece Miller, Assistant Director of the Graduate School and Kourtland Jordan, a UNTD business school alumna.

In this episode Alexis Blanquel, a student at UNT Dallas that is undocumented speaks about how his life is and being under DACA. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode features an interview with Dr. Sean Hubbard, Professor of Political Science at UNT Dallas, on the use of alternative financial service providers in minority and low-income communities.

Lesa Roe, Chancellor for the University of North Texas System, Paul Corliss, Chief Communications Officer for the University of North Texas System, host the Bridging Gaps Podcast and welcome Karen Shumway, Dean of the UNT Dallas School of Business.

Co-host Ben Bullock announces his new career opportunity with the Dallas Cowboys. As for our special guests, we welcome the mother-daughter duo of Viola Caldwell and Tricia Patterson to the show to talk about their journey on receiving their master’s degrees from UNT Dallas.

In Episode 12, UNT Dallas associate professor of sociology and mental health awareness expert, Dr. Syeda Jesmin, stops by to talk about what steps the university are taken to address mental illness not only on campus but in southern Dallas. Also, co-host Greg Campbell gives some dad-to-dad advice to fellow co-host Ben Bullock, who recently became a new father.

Early language and literacy (reading and writing) development begins in the first 3 years of life and is closely linked to a child’s earliest experiences with books and stories. Literacy opens the door to a brighter future and these early years are critical in shaping children’s development and lifelong learning potential.  In this episode we welcome Dr. Anne van Kleeck, a professor at UNT Dallas in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences and Director of The Callier Center for Communication Disorders.  Dr. van Kleeck’s research is related to preschooler's academic language skills that are vital for later reading comprehension and general academic success.For more information about our show head tohttps://schooldazedshow.com/

"How do we reclaim higher ed as a journey of healing, as much as it is a journey of getting credentialled? That's what Third Space is all about." --Dr. John Gasko

In this episode host Sandy McIlree talks with UNT Dallas President Bob Mong. Prior to UNT Dallas, Bob was the Editor-In-Chief of the Dallas Morning News. While at Dallas Morning News, he helped the paper win 9 Pulitzer Prizes.  Bob discusses the future of journalism and the mission of UNT Dallas.

In episode seven, co-hosts Benjamin Bullock and Greg Campbell recap 2018 for UNT Dallas, in addition to previewing what is on the horizon for 2019. The duo also discussed how to adapt to life situations as an outsider, along with giving their takes on whether the Dallas Cowboys will defeat the Los Angeles Rams to reach the NFC Championship game for the first time in over 20 years.

In Episode 6, the UNT Dallas Director of Career Services, Arthur Lumzy, drops in to join co-hosts Benjamin Bullock and Greg Campbell to talk about what steps that need to be taken before entering the professional job world. Also, Bullock and Campbell take a trip down memory lane to talk about their first job experiences after graduating from college.

Discussing Academic Writing with Dr. Tan from UNT Dallas

Check out the latest episode of the Urban Advantage Podcast, featuring special guest UNT Dallas Student Government President Unique Stewart joining co-hosts Benjamin Bullock and Greg Campbell. Also, Bullock and Campbell give their takes on why it is important to make sure your voice is heard this upcoming election season.

In the second episode of the Urban Advantage Podcast, UNT Dallas student, presidential scholar and entrepreneur TJ "The DJ" Vaughns joins as a special guest. Bullock and Campbell give their takes on Nike teaming up with Colin Kaepernick for its "Just Do It" campaign.

In the first episode of the Urban Advantage Podcast, co-hosts Benjamin Bullock and Greg Campbell well UNT Dallas President, Bob Mong, as the special guest. Bullock and Campbell also remember the great Aretha Franklin.

This week we hear from University of North Texas System Chancellor Lesa Roe who came to UNT Dallas last October from NASA. Chancellor Roe served as first woman Director of NASA Langley Research Center, Manager of the International Space Station (ISS) Research Program at the Johnson Space Center, and worked on 36 Space Shuttle and ISS missions in various leadership roles. Chancellor Roe was Acting Deputy when she left the agency.This week's episode was recorded at the UNT System Studios by UNT System Marketing team. It was edited and produced by C3 Films.University of North Texas System - untsystem.eduChancellor's Scholarship - untsystem.edu/shcolarshipDeconstructing Dallas theme and music by Bensound.com

Dee Goines is Director of Residence Life, Housing and Conference Services at The University of North Texas at Dallas. During the show, Dee introduces Lougan and Jackie to the Student Affairs Kliq, a Facebook group for fans of WWE in Student Affairs. UNT Dallas has recently completed it’s first residence hall, so Residence Life is a relatively new department. As such, Resident Assistants are a new concept to the institution. Dee talks about his process for hiring new RAs and about the structure of his new department. Links to cool stuff:  Dee on Twitter Dee on LinkedIn Student Affairs Kliq Episode 106 https://media.blubrry.com/highered/highered.social/episodes/HES-0106.mp3

Jasmin Brand is President of DARBY JAMES, an experiential marketing agency and digital publisher dedicated to American cities and the people and brands that make them great. DARBY JAMES specializes in building continuous online and offline engagement using strategy, creative content, influencer management and strategic events. Jasmin's diverse clients have included: Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau, City of Dallas, YMCA, Mockingbird Station, Watters Creek , Elfa, Greek Food Festival of Dallas, US Conference of Mayors, Paul Quinn College, UNT Dallas, and Austin College to name a few.  A former marketing executive with an extensive background in large scale campaigns, sales, strategy and consumer engagement, Jasmin is also passionate about creating and growing online communities. She also serves as a digital media consultant, collaborating with for profit and not profit companies around the country. Jasmin graduated with a B.A. in Political Science and International Studies from Southern Methodist University. She completed her Master's Degree in Education in 2011. She is a 2011 graduate of the Dallas Regional Chamber's program, Leadership Dallas. In November 2011, Jasmin became the first ever recipient of the Young Professional Leadership ATHENA Award presented by the Dallas Regional Chamber and KPMG.  Her reputation as a city-wide influencer was further solidified when she created Beats By Her, an innovative branding and performance initiative for female independent artists in the summer of 2016. Since its inception, Beats By Her has provided extensive access and opportunities for Dallas' talented female artists and has plans to expand to other cities in 2018. With a goal to further expand and diversify DFW's entrepreneurial landscape, Jasmin accepted an invitation in 2017 to serve as CEO for Launch DFW, an interactive digital media company on a mission to create, inspire, and support the future of startups, technology and business in North Texas.  Her duties include leading the digital media company's marketing, editorial and outreach efforts. Topics:  How entrepreneurs can build engaged communities that thrive online and offline Why businesses should also be publishers Innovation, startup success and diversity    Connect with Jasmin:  Website: http://launchdfw.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jasminbrand Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasminbrands/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JasminBrand?lang=en