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In this Talks With Tyler ISD episode, we welcome Dr. Julie Philley, President of the University of Texas at Tyler. As a native East Texan and the first woman to lead UT Tyler, Dr. Philley shares her inspiring journey and vision for the university.We dive into the strong partnership between UT Tyler and Tyler ISD, highlighting collaborative efforts that benefit students and educators alike. Dr. Philley discusses scholarship and recognition opportunities available to high school seniors as they prepare for college. She also sheds light on the TEAM.One scholarship program that helps Tyler ISD educators earn their master's degrees in the UT Tyler School of Education.Tune in to learn how UT Tyler and Tyler ISD are working together to shape the future of education in East Texas!Support the showFOOTER: If you want to hear more news about the district, download our app in the app store or sign up for our district newsletter at get.TylerISD.news.
In this conversation, we hear from founder and Executive Director Joan Liu who discusses the origin and mission of Second Chance, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping international students secure last-minute scholarships for higher education. The initiative began in response to a crisis where students lost their scholarships unexpectedly. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community support, innovative thinking, and the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of international education. Joan Liu is the Founder and Executive Director of Second Chance. She has been a college counselor for the past 22 years, across various public and private schools in the US, UK, Turkey, and Singapore. She has devoted her career to helping students go to college in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, and other countries. An industry expert in financial aid and scholarships, she is a fierce advocate of international students seeking access to higher education. Joan is known for her work in 2018 when she mobilized the Nepal Justice League, a pro-bono team of counselors to support the 60 Nepali students who had lost their scholarships from the University of Texas at Tyler (due to a budget error on UT Tyler's part). She galvanized a global movement amongst the international counseling community, and she and her team re-seat 56 students at new universities in the US, Canada, Middle East, and East Asia, with 10+ million in financial aid and scholarships, and raised 180K in gap funding - after the US cycle had finished that year. Joan has been the recipient of industry awards: NACAC's Rising Star Award (2016); International ACAC's Distinguished Service Award (2017); CIS's Peggy Templeton Award, an international award recognizing one counselor in the world annually (2017). In 2021, she and the Nepal Justice League team were awarded NACAC's Joyce E Smith Award, an award given to those who “have improved the field of education and the way students are served” (2020). In 2021, she served on the President's Alliance for Higher Education and Immigration Pathways for Refugees Task Force, for the US. Learn more about Second Chance: https://www.secondchance.global/ Follow them on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/second-chance/posts/?feedView=all
Moments matter! Moments involve our thoughts, choices, decisions, actions, and experiences. And when we make the most of these moments, we experience joy and a sense of purpose in our lives.In today's Monday Morning Moments podcast, I share some thoughts and tips on how to make the most of your moments based on my experiences in working with several volleyball teams including the UT Tyler and Fulshear volleyball programs! Show Notes:Moments Matter!Start Strong, build momentum in the middle, respond to the moments that demand a response, and FINISH Strong.Play with Joy and focus.Enjoy the momentsSmileFocus on what matters, what you can control.Act like whatever happens is exactly what was supposed to happen and move on to the present moment.Whatever you are thinking about regarding your moment, know that this day, this week, the rest of this year, and the rest of your life matters. New Episodes of the Monday Morning Moments Podcast are released every Monday on your favorite podcast platforms as well as on YouTube. We also release The Coach's Corner segment on Thursdays. You can subscribe below and never miss a new episode.JOIN NOW!
We're joined LIVE by Stefani Webb, SWA and Head WSOC Coach of the UT-Tyler Patriots! Coach Webb shares her thoughts and analysis on how her team's season performance so far and why she believes they are off to their best start to a season in program history. Coach Webb also shares her thoughts on what it's like to compete in the Lone Star Conference; regarded by many as one of the top three Division II conferences in the country. We ask her about her unique role as Senior Women's Administrator (SWA) and what that entails, as well as her thoughts on the current climate of college soccer and where it's headed. Lastly, Coach Webb shares her thoughts on TXHSSOC. This and so much more. A great information-filled and entertaining show with lots of laughs. Don't miss this exciting episode! [Originally Recorded 9-30-2024]
What happens if you find yourself in the middle of an emergency in the wilderness? Or what if a natural disaster forces you to leave your home? Dr. Glenn Barnes, associate clinical professor of nursing at UT Tyler, Tyler Texas, joins us today to address the unique training associated with Wilderness Medicine and Survival Training. Tune in to discover how he certifies nursing students in wilderness life support, hear his advice for everyday preparation, and find out the best thing you can have with you in any emergency situation. Don't miss this interview! Love our show? Download our First Case mobile app on:
We're chatting with Joe Osteen of Baptist Student Ministries at UT-Tyler, and diving deep into Beach Reach, an extraordinary evangelical program making waves on the beaches of South Padre and PCB during the height of spring break. Learn how free van rides and pancake breakfasts are opening up hearts and sparking conversations that lead to lifelong transformation. SHOW NOTES: Beach Reach Texas BSM Tyler BSM
In Focus: 04/07/24 - Paul Gleiser with Dr. Kirk Calhoun - Outgoing President of the UT Tyler
Stories we're following this morning at Progress Texas: Upwards of 1.2 million Texans have voted so far in the primary, with only today and Super Tuesday remaining: https://www.kxan.com/news/your-local-election-hq/march-2024-turnout-tracker/ New polling from UT Tyler shows Ted Cruz and Colin Allred tied at 41%: https://t.co/4LBcQuPneA President Biden spoke in Brownsville yesterday: https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2024/03/01/san-antonio-mayor-ron-nirenberg-joins-president-biden-other-south-texas-mayors-in-brownsville/ Donald Trump's simultaneous event in Eagle Pass, meanwhile, may have seen a violation of military uniform code: https://x.com/AdamKinzinger/status/1763351232574296525?t=jhQRSFzH2g9SMCxd6IXdoQ&s=03 ...Trump says Governor Abbott is on his "short list" of VP candidates: https://www.texastribune.org/2024/02/29/greg-abbott-donald-trump-vice-president/ ...While a Trump win will mean billions in losses for Texas: https://www.newsweek.com/texas-will-lose-billions-investment-donald-trump-elected-2024-1874806 ...As the Governor muses on building a wall around "Liberal Austin": https://www.newsweek.com/greg-abbott-discusses-building-border-wall-around-liberal-austin-1874711 A federal judge blocks Tuesday's implementation of SB-4, but the state immediately appeals to the 5th Circuit: https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/federal-judge-issues-preliminary-injunction-on-senate-bill-4 Amanda Zurawski is honored by USA Today: https://www.statesman.com/picture-gallery/news/2024/02/29/amanda-zurawski-usa-today-texas-women-of-the-year/72165054007/ ...As Starr County's DA is penalized by the State Bar of Texas for allowing a murder charge to be filed against a woman for a self-managed abortion: https://www.yahoo.com/news/texas-prosecutor-fined-allowing-murder-220351899.html That massive wildfire - the biggest in state history - is looking likely to keep growing over the weekend: https://abcnews.go.com/US/texas-panhandle-wildfires-weather-forecast/story?id=107667285 Ken Paxton is suing the State Fair of Texas and two Dallas-area live music venues for refusing to allow off-duty cops inside with their guns: https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/texas-attorney-general-ken-paxton-sues-state-fair-factory-deep-ellum-texas-trust-cu-theatre-grand-prairie/287-65b07f32-49a1-48ca-92e9-5511c9038ba2 ...While a trove of insider details on the Paxton impeachment is dumped by the Texas Senate: https://www.texastribune.org/2024/02/28/ken-paxton-impeachment-witness-testimony/ Charles Butt of H.E.B. fame is donating heavily to seven of the anti-voucher lawmakers being targeted by Governor Abbott: https://www.chron.com/culture/article/heb-school-voucher-pac-18696002.php Saturday is Texas Independence Day! Learn the REAL story of the Texas Revolution with the terrific book Forget The Alamo: https://a.co/d/f0CkIcS And, today is the first day of Women's History Month: https://progresstexas.org/blog/trailblazing-texan-women Early giving is underway for this year's Amplify Austin fundraising push: https://www.amplifyatx.org/organizations/progress-texas-institute Thanks for listening! Hit our web store and other ways to support our work at https://progresstexas.org/.
Dr. Schultz from MSU, Dr. Cavin from Tarleton State, Dr. Rueter from UT Tyler, and Becki Robertson from Region 10 join to tell us about some of benefits various programs offer and some of the challenges they are faced with.
This Quoircast episode is brought to you by The Wages of Grace by Brandon Dragan. Published by Quoir and available now.In this episode we chat with Michael Austin and Gregory BockMichaeli Austin is a distinguished philosophy professor, accomplished author, and captivating speaker. The majority of his pedagogical endeavors, written works, and public engagements revolve around the intricate realm of ethical inquiries concerning character and the advancement of human well-being. Holding the esteemed position of a Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University, Michael's academic pursuits encompass a diverse array of subjects, including ethics, family dynamics, sports, spirituality, religion, and technology. However, these explorations consistently maintain a central focus on character development and the promotion of human flourishing. His literary accomplishments include the publication of a notable total of twelve books. While some of these works cater to scholarly audiences, the majority are tailored for individuals possessing an interest in discovering how philosophical contemplation can be effectively employed in their daily lives.Gregory L. Bock is assistant professor of philosophy and religion and program director for the philosophy, religion studies, and Asian studies at the University of Texas at Tyler. He also serves as director for UT Tyler's Center for Ethics. He is editor of volumes 3 and 4 of The Philosophy of Forgiveness, coeditor of Righteous Indignation: Christian Philosophical and Theological Perspectives on Anger, and coeditor of the recent book Qanon, Chaos, and the Cross.You can follow Michael Austin on:Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTubeYou can find all things Michael Austin related on his websiteYou can follow Gregory Bock on:Facebook You can purchase QAnon, Chaos, and the Cross on Amazon.comYou can connect with This Is Not Church on:Facebook Instagram Twitter TikTok YouTubeAlso check out our Linktree for all things This Is Not Church relatedPlease like and follow our Quoircast Partners:Heretic Happy Hour Messy Spirituality Apostates Anonymous Second Cup with Keith The Church Needs TherapyIdeas Digest The New Evangelicals Snarky Faith Podcast Wild Olive Deadly FaithJonathan Foster Sacred Thoughts Holy Heretics Reframing Our StoriesEach episode of This Is Not Church Podcast is expertly engineered by our producer The Podcast Doctor Eric Howell. If you're thinking of starting a podcast you need to connect with Eric!
Sam Pittman officially relieved Razorback Offensive Coordinator Dan Enos of his duties on Sunday after Arkansas lost to Mississippi State 7-3 in Fayetteville. Is it too little, too late for the Hogs?Arkansas couldn't do anything right offensively on Saturday, but Pittman admitted he didn't know what to do in a crucial moment of the game. Why a head coach can never have that happen in college football.John Nabors reacts to what he saw from the Arkansas Basketball team in their exhibition opener against UT Tyler. Eric Musselman has plenty of options on the team this season.Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/buzzjohnnaborsFollow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buzzjohnnabors/Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LockedOnHogs#Arkansas #ArkansasRazorbacks #ArkansasFootballSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!eBay MotorsWith all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers.Athletic BrewingGo to AthleticBrewing.com and enter code LOCKEDON to get 15% off your first online order or find a store near you! Athletic Brewing. Milford, CT and San Diego, CA. Near Beer.GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase.LinkedInLinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply.FanDuelMake Every Moment More. Right now, NEW customers can bet FIVE DOLLARS and get TWO HUNDRED in BONUS BETS – GUARANTEED. Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Sam Pittman officially relieved Razorback Offensive Coordinator Dan Enos of his duties on Sunday after Arkansas lost to Mississippi State 7-3 in Fayetteville. Is it too little, too late for the Hogs? Arkansas couldn't do anything right offensively on Saturday, but Pittman admitted he didn't know what to do in a crucial moment of the game. Why a head coach can never have that happen in college football. John Nabors reacts to what he saw from the Arkansas Basketball team in their exhibition opener against UT Tyler. Eric Musselman has plenty of options on the team this season. Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/buzzjohnnabors Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buzzjohnnabors/ Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LockedOnHogs #Arkansas #ArkansasRazorbacks #ArkansasFootball Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! eBay Motors With all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. Athletic Brewing Go to AthleticBrewing.com and enter code LOCKEDON to get 15% off your first online order or find a store near you! Athletic Brewing. Milford, CT and San Diego, CA. Near Beer. Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase. LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply. FanDuel Make Every Moment More. Right now, NEW customers can bet FIVE DOLLARS and get TWO HUNDRED in BONUS BETS – GUARANTEED. Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Join HawgSports basketball analyst Curtis Wilkerson from Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville for live takeaways and analysis following Arkansas' 92-39 exhibition win over UT Tyler. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Show off your Lone Star spirit with a free Texas flag hat with an annual subscription to The Texan: https://thetexan.news/subscribe/ The Texan's Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion. Enjoy what you hear? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review! Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on a future podcast. This week on The Texan's Weekly Roundup, the team discusses: A new political poll showing Texas Republicans' “unwavering” support for Donald TrumpFormer President Donald Trump defending suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton during his impeachment trialAn ERCOT program that pays industrial electricity users to shutter operations during grid stressA Texas senator requesting records from UT Tyler over a transgender tennis player on its women's teamThe seventh Texas House seat opening after Rep. Carl Sherman announced he would not run for re-electionOdessa passing a ban on private vaccine mandates as well as a tax increaseTesla asking for almost $100 million from the federal government to fund an EV semi-truck charger networkThe Patriot Voice suing a payment processing company for $18 million over a canceled contractTen gang members or affiliates being arrested near Houston for sex trafficking of childrenLubbock City Council and county commissioners court approving a tax increase for Fiscal Year 2023An upcoming “family-friendly” church drag show featuring the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” group
Although Christians are followers of the Truth, many find themselves tempted by the alternate “truths” offered by conspiracy theories. Christianity and conspiracy theories have had a long, complicated relationship. But today conspiracy theories are bringing our already polarized society to the brink of chaos. QAnon, the Big Lie, and anti-vaccination theories thrive online, disrupting faith communities. This timely essay collection explores the allure of conspiracy theories and their consequences—and ultimately offers gospel-based paths forward. Michael W. Austin is professor of philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University and senior fellow at the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute. He has published twelve books, including Being Good: Christian Virtues for Everyday Life (Eerdmans, 2012), Humility and Human Flourishing (Oxford University Press, 2018), and his latest, God and Guns in America (Eerdmans, 2020). Gregory L. Bock is assistant professor of philosophy and religion and program director for the philosophy, religion studies, and Asian studies at the University of Texas at Tyler. He also serves as director for UT Tyler's Center for Ethics. He is editor of volumes 3 and 4 of The Philosophy of Forgiveness (Vernon, 2018, 2019) and coeditor of Righteous Indignation: Christian Philosophical and Theological Perspectives on Anger (Fortress, 2021). Tell us about your background and why you decided to write this book? Let's start out with the basic definition of a conspiracy theory? In what ways are Christians susceptible to conspiracy? You mention the demographic of the white evangelical several times in the book, let's start out with a basic definition of evangelical? What are some themes that you observe within evangelical circles? You have a chapter on reasonableness. You mention that the conviction dial is on max strength. Can you describe Teflon hermeneutics? What makes racism so challenging to accept?
In this episode, Cheyenne Lortz of the University of Texas at Tyler's first School of Social Work class talks to The Tyler Loop about the city's important social programs making a difference for people experiencing homelessness.Support the show
In Focus: 06/04/23 - Dr. Carolyn Morales and Elizabeth Wingfield, UT Tyler
In this episode, The Tyler Loop's Jane Neal talks to the Social Work Club president-elect Alex White about what they have learned about East Texas' social needs and their dreams for its future.Support the show
Congratulations to Stephanie Harper of La Vernia, who has successfully graduated from The University of Texas at Tyler! Stephanie received her Bachelor of Applied Arts & Sciences during the Spring 2023 Commencement on April 28, at the UT Tyler R. Don Cowan Fine and Performing Arts Center.Article Link
In Focus: 4/09/23 - Kirk Calhoun, UT Tyler President
Host Nathan Witt and Guest Host Westside Ultra set up camp in the lobby of UT Tyler's College of Arts and Sciences building to get a feel for Tyler's music taste.
Dr. Mark Jones is the State Director for Texas Baptist Student Ministry (BSM). He has served with BSM for 27 years, including 21 years in Tyler, working with Tyler Junior College and UT Tyler.Mark grew up in San Antonio and came to Christ through a campus-based high school ministry (Youth for Christ / Campus Life). He attended Baylor University (BA in English & Religion) and sensed a call to full-time ministry. Mark continued his education at both Southwestern Seminary (M.Div.) and Samford University/Beeson Divinity School (D.Min.).
The University of Texas at Tyler congratulates Stephanie Harper of La Vernia on being named to the President's Honor Roll for the fall 2022 semester. Stephanie is a student in the Soules College of Business. To qualify for the President's Honor Roll, a student must have completed, in one semester, 12 or more semester hours of undergraduate college-level credit with an “A” in all courses. To be considered for this recognition, a student must qualify as a matriculated student pursuing a first bachelor's degree.Article Link
Cedric Golden is a sports columnist writing for the Austin-American Statesman. Cedric primarily covers Austin and Texas-based sports teams, such as The University of Texas at Austin Longhorns, and has covered various iconic sports moments from Texas' 2005 National Title victory over USC, Super Bowls, College World Series, Final Fours, Title-fights in Vegas, and much more. Cedric is also an electric podcast host serving as co-host of “On Second Thought” with Kirk Bohls, host of Longhorn Confidential, and Longhorn Unfiltered podcasts. Cedric also serves as a professor of sports journalism at The University of Texas at Austin. Hailing from the piney woods of East Texas, Cedric graduated from UT Tyler, and has since led a legendary career as one of the best sports journalists not only in Texas — where he is adorned by the people — but in all of the USA. Above all, Cedric's not only an inspiration to many, but an even greater person. We're honored to call him a friend of the show. Connect with Cedric:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cedric-golden-57ab3b21/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CedGoldenAustin American-Statesman: https://www.statesman.com/staff/5875395002/cedric-golden/ Topics Discussed:What inspired Cedric to become a sports journalistSeek a calling — not just a jobThe path to becoming a leading journalistWhat it was like covering the Cowboys vs Bills Super Bowl, meeting Stephen A. Smith and Mike Tirico early on in their careersKeys to succeeding as a sports journalistCedric's favorite moments of his sports journalism career:What makes University of Texas' RB Bijan Robinson so special?Predictions for the rest of the UT Longhorns Football 2022 SeasonThoughts on the current state of the culture and program of UT Football under Coach Steve SarkisianPreview of Sam Ehlinger getting his first start in Indianapolis for the Colts this coming Sunday 10-30-22 — Cedric's big piece he is writing on Ehlinger and his family to come soonMuch more Recorded on October 28th, 2022 in Austin, TX Podcast info:- Podcast website: https://smartalecshow.com- RSS feed: feed:https://feeds.simplecast.com/ngBH2BfM- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/634MOIW582k2STgC06Rvl9?si=ulGRaagxSBCHROX0OEQCCA- Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-smart-alec-show/id1577614268 - Amazon Music & Audible: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/96993c84-1664-4a67-921d-9b731fbdca99 Connect with Alec on Social:- Linktree to all platforms: https://linktr.ee/smartalec
The Tyler Set List podcast is a weekly series focused on growing the Tyler music scene across multiple genres. The show aims to inform and educate the UT Tyler student body and local music lovers through 30-minute episodes.
The Tyler Set List podcast is a weekly series focused on growing the Tyler music scene across multiple genres. The show aims to inform and educate the UT Tyler student body and local music lovers through 30-minute episodes.
No! It couldn't happen. Could it? A Dallas Morning News and UT-Tyler poll shows Greg Abbott leads Beto O'Rourke in the governor's race...by 7 points! The poll also asked Texans about a range of issues, like the economy, guns, abortion, legalizing marijuana, and more. Brian Phillips is the Chief Communications Officer at the Texas Public Policy Foundation and he tells you if there's a chance -- even the slightest chance -- of Texas having a Democratic governor for the first time since Ann Richards in 1995! The Rick Roberts Show is on NewsTalk 820 WBAP ... (Photo Courtesy of WFAA)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Congratulations to Stephanie Harper of La Vernia on being named to The University of Texas at Tyler spring 2022 President's Honor Roll. To qualify for the President's Honor Roll, a student must have completed, in one semester, 12 or more semester hours of undergraduate college-level credit with an “A” in all courses. To be considered for this recognition, a student must qualify as a matriculated student pursuing a first bachelor's degree.Article Link
UT Tyler SOM is ready for your application! Learn about the newest medical school in Texas during this session and learn what it takes to craft a competitive application to the 21st member institution and first medical school in East Texas! ---------- Join our online communities to receive early access to the podcasts, ask questions about preparing for professional school, and receive information directly from TMDSAS/TXHES, professional schools and advisors. The TMDSAS Hub is open to all applicants. The TMDSAS Non-Traditional Applicants group is open to all applicants who identify themselves as non-traditional. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, reach us at info@tmdsas.com. Inside Health Education is a proud affiliate of the MededMedia network.
Editor-in-chief Noah tew talks to members of student government at UT Tyler.
In spite of expectations of record demand throughout the summer, ERCOT is expressing confidence that it will be able to meet that demand. Experts say further diversity among power suppliers is the key to future reliability. Gas prices are continuing to rise past record highs - Austin's average gas price could hit $5 per gallon soon. Early voting continues through Friday in the primary runoffs - Texans who did not vote in either party's primary in March can vote, and have the choice of voting for either party's candidates. Amidst continuing staffing shortages that threaten Austin's public pool opening schedule next month, current lifeguards are keeping up the pressure for a pay raise. Delays in security screenings at ABIA have crept back up - lines were out the door again over last weekend. HAAM - the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians - is seeking a $1 million allocation from Austin's city budget to cover funding shortfalls. Austin has been ranked the #4 best city in the U.S. in which to start a career, and #2 in Texas for our quality of parks. Meanwhile Williamson County has been named the richest county in the state measured by median income, which is now over $87,000 per year. A UT Tyler study has found marijuana legalization to be more popular in Texas than any of our top elected officials. The former home of Austin Java, and more recently the Barton Springs location of Ski Shores, has been re-opened by McGuire Moorman Lambert as their second location of Lou's. The September 10 visit by Alabama to Texas at DKR may be an early game, with a kickoff time of 11am. NFL legend and Westlake Chapparal Drew Brees has been shown the door at NBC after only one season as an analyst. And Gorillaz has announced a local show, at the Moody Center on September 30.
Today we talk to Dr. Rachel Mason, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Assistant Chair, Chief Health Professions Advisor and the JAMP Faculty Director at the University of Texas at Tyler. In any given year, about a third to a half of our graduating class at All Saints hopes to pursue a career in medicine or a health related field. Dr. Mason has a front row seat working with undergrads at UT Tyler who are interested in pursuing a career in the health field. She is here today to share all of her expertise in getting from undergrad to the next level.
The crew talks with UT Tyler track coach Chase Rathke about his stellar college career at Tarleton State University to now coaching at the college level.
Seth Thomas holds a Master of Music degree in piano performance. He believes that an efficient technique is key to enabling students of all ages and ability levels to achieve their full musical potential. His education and experience with the Taubman Approach and Alexander Technique allows him to help his students avoid fatigue and injury at the piano. Seth Thomas has been playing the piano since the age of 7. Throughout high school, he studied with Thea Hoekman and Carolyn Steinberg. Mr. Thomas holds an Associate of Arts degree in music (summa cum laude) from Collin College, where he studied with Dr. Brian Allison. He also holds a Bachelor of Music degree in piano performance (magna cum laude) from the University of Texas at Tyler, where he studied with Vicki Conway. During his time at UT Tyler, he was the recipient of numerous music and academic scholarships. In May 2016, he graduated with honors with a Master of Music degree in piano performance from Cleveland State University, under the instruction of Dr. Angelin Chang and Ms. Joela Jones. Mr. Thomas has also studied with Sheila Paige and has played in master-classes presented by Ms. Paige at the Keyboard Wellness. He has also performed in masterclasses with Dr. Christopher Fisher, Ann Saslav, and Spencer Myer. Mr. Thomas is an active private piano instructor in the DFW area. He has served as an adjunct instructor at The University of Texas at Tyler, where he taught Harmony and Keyboard. He helps piano students of all ages recover from and avoid fatigue and injury at the piano through efficient movement. Top 5 Songs of Encouragement1) Mahalia Jackson, "No Night There"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE9nr1ga-cA2) Jesse Norman, "You'll Never Walk Alone"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=709TjFmoKAs3) Judy Garland, "Happy Days are Here Again"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21stJ1vWKvA4) Anne Shein performing Chopin's "Ballade No. 4 in F minor, No. 52" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyKaruP_4Ls5) David Archuletta, "Christmas Everyday"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0QuvuTEGiUKeep this podcast Ad Free by going to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Encouragement today to make a one-time donation or become a monthly member.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Encouragement)
Abbott asks Biden to declare federal emergency, provide help with migrant surge near Del Rio, Texas; Texas doctor who says he defied state's near-total abortion ban is sued; Trial date set for former Fort Worth officer accused of murdering Atatiana Jefferson; DMN, UT-Tyler poll: 1 in 4 Texans say they likely won't get COVID vaccine; Rental home project in the works in booming West Dallas neighborhood
Coby W. Dillard is the director of Military and Veterans Affairs at UT Tyler, where he directs the university's efforts to holistically support its population of student veterans, active/Reserve/Guard members, and their families. His work and research focuses on military-related students and their transition in and through the academic community. A Navy veteran, Coby has written and presented on ways that educational institutions can improve their support services for this unique student population. His higher education career began at Tidewater Community College (TCC) in 2010, where he worked as a VA work-study, financial aid assistant, VA Certifying Official, and finally as an academic advisor at the college's Center for Military and Veterans Education. He continued his work with military-related students at Regent University from 2016-2017 and returned to TCC as its first Veterans Resource Liaison in January 2017. Prior to his arrival at UT Tyler, he served as the coordinator for Veterans and Military Services at UC Santa Barbara, where his department was recognized with the Villa Service to Students award for 2019-20. He is a graduate of TCC (2012; AS, Social Sciences), Norfolk State University (2015; BS, Interdisciplinary Studies), and Regent University (2017; MA in Human Services Counseling). He also holds a certification as a Clinical Military Counselor. Coby is also an avid soccer fan, and regularly gets compliments on his office scarf wall in Zoom meetings!
On today's episode, we bring on Bradley Mason. Bradley played his ball from many AAU teams, Frisco High School, Colin College, and UT-Tyler. He tells us about his journey about his basketball career. He gives what it is like for an athlete to go the JUCO route. Bradley is a great dude and be sure to check out his Instagram page @_bradleymason and his friends shoe page as well. 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
Episode 2: Post-Grad Advice Welcome back! In Episode 2 of the Everyday Advice from Ordinary People Podcast, I sit down and talk with my sister, Emily Weesner. Emily graduated from Texas A&M in December 2018 with a degree in Public Health. She then went on to get her MBA in Business Administration from UT Tyler.... Read More →
Host Erika Seamayer-Williamson catches up with Rachel Richie, a college student from Midlothian who survived a near fatal auto accident on January 1, 2020.Rachel suffered 14 broken bones and a traumatic brain injury. She also broke multiple bones in her face and she says, "luckily, a year later, you cannot even tell!"Through months of painful rehabilitation Rachel has made a 100% recovery. She shares several humorous moments from being in the hospital. and how this tragedy has put her squarely on the path that God has for her life. She explains the amazing support she received from family, friends and the entire Midlothian community...plus how her medical bills were strangely covered by unexpected sources. Today, Rachel is thriving at UT-Tyler where she is studying neuro-psychology, is heavily involved in a campus ministry, and shares her testimony of God's amazing grace to anyone who will listen. Other helpful links:Amazing Grace RetreatsThe Road AdventureTrinity ChurchBlue Diamond Roofing & ConstructionIf you have enjoyed these podcasts and would like to support the show, click on the Patreon link below. Patreon MembershipBlue Diamond Roofing & Construction Commercial & Residential
In the first episode of Rose Cold, a true crime comedy podcast hosted by student journalists at UT Tyler, we discuss our format, along with an unsolved disappearance more than 40 years ago, and a true crime book that caused so much disruption that Smith County officials and law enforcement ordered all copies rounded up and burned.
Coach David Kaiser or Coach K is the Head Coach UT Tyler Patriot Cross Country/Track & Field programs. Coach K has 32 years of collegiate coaching and administrative experience. Coach K, has many many on the track accomplishments; but these as you might expect pale in comparison to the impact he has had on countless student athlete over the course of his long and successful career, our conversation will cover a broad range of topics including; his experience as a coach in the athletic department, his thoughts on leadership, some of the fads in track as well as his thoughts on having staying power in a hard profession. --- 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/juiceworththesqueeze/message
A true Texas storyteller, I sat down with Skip Johnson in his office in Norman, OK as he talks baseball, developing young men, hunting, and family. Widely regarded as one of the premier pitching coaches in the country, Skip Johnson has led the Oklahoma baseball program since June 2017. Since taking over the reins after serving one year as the Sooners’ pitching coach, he has led the Sooners to a 85-52 record in three seasons. Johnson’s influence on the program began immediately and has progressed each year. The OU pitching staffs have posted a progressively lower ERA in each of his three seasons in Norman. Oklahoma’s 3.92 team ERA in 2019 was only the seventh team ERA under 4.00 since 1980, and the first since 2015. In his first two seasons, Sooners pitchers posted two of the top five strikeout totals in program history. A total of 14 pitchers have heard their name called in the Major League Baseball Draft over the last four years. In the 2020 season shortened due to COVID-19, the Sooners compiled a 14-4 record and climbed as high as No. 9 in the national polls. In the process, OU turned in some historic performances. Dane Acker pitched Oklahoma’s first individual no-hitter since 1989 against No. 11 LSU in the Shriners College Classic, and the pitching staff combined for a Big 12-record 21 strikeouts in one game against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Cade Cavalli became OU’s 10th first-round selection in the regular June Major League Baseball Draft when he was selected 22nd overall. A program-record four Sooners were drafted in the first four rounds, including all three pitchers in the weekend rotation (Cavalli, Levi Prater and Acker). Johnson coached OU to the program’s 38th NCAA Regional appearance in 2018. The Sooners posted a 38-25 record – the highest win total since 2013 – and reached the finals of the Tallahassee Regional. In the process, Oklahoma pitchers set a school record with 608 strikeouts. Outfielder Steele Walker was named a Second-Team All-American by Baseball America and the NCBWA, and pitcher Levi Prater was selected as a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball. Outfielder Kyler Murray, who went on to win the 2018 Heisman Trophy with the OU football team, was the ninth overall selection in the 2018 MLB Draft. Nine players were drafted, including five in the first 10 rounds (Walker in the second round, pitcher Jake Irvin in the fourth round, pitcher Austin Hansen in the eighth round and outfielder Cade Harris in the 10th round). Oklahoma pitchers surrendered the fewest home runs in the Big 12 Conference in 2017 and combined for 531 strikeouts to rank fourth in the league and fourth in OU single-season history. The Sooners’ 9.26 strikeouts per nine innings ranked second in the conference. As a team, OU pitchers struck out 10 or more batters on 24 occasions. Sooner pitchers combined for 17 starts of six innings or more in 2017, including the first two games of the Louisville Regional. Three Oklahoma pitchers were selected in the 2017 MLB Draft. Sooner closer JB Olson was drafted in the 10th round to extend a string of seven straight years with an Oklahoma player chosen in the first 10 rounds. OU saw starter Devon Perez and reliever Vincenzo Aiello selected on day three of the draft. Prior to coming to Oklahoma, Johnson spent a 25-year coaching career in the state of Texas, including the most recent 10 years as an assistant and associate head coach at the University of Texas. Johnson was hired as the pitching coach at Texas for the 2007 season under Augie Garrido, who stepped down from his position as the winningest coach in college baseball in May 2016 to take on new duties in the UT athletics department. In 10 seasons, Johnson helped the Longhorns to seven NCAA Regional appearances, four Super Regionals and three College World Series appearances. During his tenure in Austin, 32 Texas pitchers were selected in the MLB Draft, including 14 in the first 10 rounds and three first-round picks. Johnson also oversaw the development of six Longhorn pitchers who have made it to the big leagues. The Texas pitching staff produced a team earned run average below 3.00 on five occasions and struck out better than 7.5 per-nine-innings in five of his last eight seasons. As Texas reached its second CWS with Johnson on staff in 2011, his pitchers led the Big 12 in ERA (2.35), batting average against (.198) and strikeouts per nine innings (8.28). Prior to his time in Austin, Johnson was the head coach for 13 years at Navarro College of the NJCAA’s Texas Eastern Athletic Conference. From 1994-2006, he guided the Bulldogs to 13 NJCAA Regionals, nine TEAC championships and four regional titles while compiling 450 wins. Johnson has mentored a number of players outside of those he has coached at OU, UT and Navarro, regularly working with three-time Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Homer Bailey of the Kansas Oakland Athletics and Chris Davis of the Baltimore Orioles, among others. A standout baseball player at Denton High School, Johnson began his collegiate playing career at Ranger (Texas) College. After a two-year career there, Johnson moved on to play baseball at the University of North Texas in 1988 before the school dropped its baseball program. He completed his collegiate playing career at UT-Pan American, lettering for the Broncs in 1989 and receiving his bachelor’s degree in 1990. Johnson earned a master’s degree in education from UT-Tyler in 1993. A native of Denton, Texas, Johnson and his wife, Cathy, have two sons, Tyler and Garrett.
To join our baseball and softball community for special offers and events text "baseball" to (214) 416-9771A true Texas storyteller, I sat down with Skip Johnson in his office in Norman, OK as he talks baseball, developing young men, hunting, and family. Widely regarded as one of the premier pitching coaches in the country, Skip Johnson has led the Oklahoma baseball program since June 2017. Since taking over the reins after serving one year as the Sooners’ pitching coach, he has led the Sooners to a 85-52 record in three seasons. Johnson’s influence on the program began immediately and has progressed each year. The OU pitching staffs have posted a progressively lower ERA in each of his three seasons in Norman. Oklahoma’s 3.92 team ERA in 2019 was only the seventh team ERA under 4.00 since 1980, and the first since 2015. In his first two seasons, Sooners pitchers posted two of the top five strikeout totals in program history. A total of 14 pitchers have heard their name called in the Major League Baseball Draft over the last four years. In the 2020 season shortened due to COVID-19, the Sooners compiled a 14-4 record and climbed as high as No. 9 in the national polls. In the process, OU turned in some historic performances. Dane Acker pitched Oklahoma’s first individual no-hitter since 1989 against No. 11 LSU in the Shriners College Classic, and the pitching staff combined for a Big 12-record 21 strikeouts in one game against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Cade Cavalli became OU’s 10th first-round selection in the regular June Major League Baseball Draft when he was selected 22nd overall. A program-record four Sooners were drafted in the first four rounds, including all three pitchers in the weekend rotation (Cavalli, Levi Prater and Acker). Johnson coached OU to the program’s 38th NCAA Regional appearance in 2018. The Sooners posted a 38-25 record – the highest win total since 2013 – and reached the finals of the Tallahassee Regional. In the process, Oklahoma pitchers set a school record with 608 strikeouts. Outfielder Steele Walker was named a Second-Team All-American by Baseball America and the NCBWA, and pitcher Levi Prater was selected as a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball. Outfielder Kyler Murray, who went on to win the 2018 Heisman Trophy with the OU football team, was the ninth overall selection in the 2018 MLB Draft. Nine players were drafted, including five in the first 10 rounds (Walker in the second round, pitcher Jake Irvin in the fourth round, pitcher Austin Hansen in the eighth round and outfielder Cade Harris in the 10th round). Oklahoma pitchers surrendered the fewest home runs in the Big 12 Conference in 2017 and combined for 531 strikeouts to rank fourth in the league and fourth in OU single-season history. The Sooners’ 9.26 strikeouts per nine innings ranked second in the conference. As a team, OU pitchers struck out 10 or more batters on 24 occasions. Sooner pitchers combined for 17 starts of six innings or more in 2017, including the first two games of the Louisville Regional. Three Oklahoma pitchers were selected in the 2017 MLB Draft. Sooner closer JB Olson was drafted in the 10th round to extend a string of seven straight years with an Oklahoma player chosen in the first 10 rounds. OU saw starter Devon Perez and reliever Vincenzo Aiello selected on day three of the draft. Prior to coming to Oklahoma, Johnson spent a 25-year coaching career in the state of Texas, including the most recent 10 years as an assistant and associate head coach at the University of Texas. Johnson was hired as the pitching coach at Texas for the 2007 season under Augie Garrido, who stepped down from his position as the winningest coach in college baseball in May 2016 to take on new duties in the UT athletics department. In 10 seasons, Johnson helped the Longhorns to seven NCAA Regional appearances, four Super Regionals and three College World Series appearances. During his tenure in Austin, 32 Texas pitchers were selected in the MLB Draft, including 14 in the first 10 rounds and three first-round picks. Johnson also oversaw the development of six Longhorn pitchers who have made it to the big leagues. The Texas pitching staff produced a team earned run average below 3.00 on five occasions and struck out better than 7.5 per-nine-innings in five of his last eight seasons. As Texas reached its second CWS with Johnson on staff in 2011, his pitchers led the Big 12 in ERA (2.35), batting average against (.198) and strikeouts per nine innings (8.28). Prior to his time in Austin, Johnson was the head coach for 13 years at Navarro College of the NJCAA’s Texas Eastern Athletic Conference. From 1994-2006, he guided the Bulldogs to 13 NJCAA Regionals, nine TEAC championships and four regional titles while compiling 450 wins. Johnson has mentored a number of players outside of those he has coached at OU, UT and Navarro, regularly working with three-time Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Homer Bailey of the Kansas Oakland Athletics and Chris Davis of the Baltimore Orioles, among others. A standout baseball player at Denton High School, Johnson began his collegiate playing career at Ranger (Texas) College. After a two-year career there, Johnson moved on to play baseball at the University of North Texas in 1988 before the school dropped its baseball program. He completed his collegiate playing career at UT-Pan American, lettering for the Broncs in 1989 and receiving his bachelor’s degree in 1990. Johnson earned a master’s degree in education from UT-Tyler in 1993. A native of Denton, Texas, Johnson and his wife, Cathy, have two sons, Tyler and Garrett.For more information about D-BAT and to find a location near you https://dbat.net/To join our baseball and softball community for special offers and events text "baseball" to (214) 416-9771For comments, suggestions, or to be considered a guest on the show please email john@behindthedishmedia.com
1.23.21 ---- All 3 Texas NBA teams in action, 2 against each other. I-35 tussle in the Alamo City. A Luka fadeaway and a Jalen Brunson three sealed the game in the final minute after the Spurs cut down to an 18-point deficit down to 1. Dallas wins 122-117. Spurs dealt a big blow with dejounte Murray going down in the opening minute. DeMar Derozan 29, Pride o’ Seagoville LaMarcus Aldridge 26. Luka messed around and almost got another triple double - 36-9-11. Kristaps Porzingas and Tim Hardaway, Jr each with 21. Spurs host the WizardsSundy. Mavericks host… the Rockets tonight. Whoooo survived in the Motor City. 103-102 Rockets win. Snaps a 3-game skid for the Rockets. Pistons thought they had a foul on PJ Tucker before time ran out, but the replay went in the Rockets favor. Tucker in his first game back. He had 15, one of 6 in double figures. Eric Gordon goes for 20.They’re now 5-9. Texas college basketball tonight. In Conference USA, first of two games in two days, UTSA edged Southern Miss 70-64. Jhivvan Jackson 25 points… Rice playing without their second-leading scorer Travis Evee, They fall 78-68 at UAB. … UTEP gets a huge win at home vs LA Tech, 82-74.Souley Boum 25 points ..North Texas PPD at ODU…. Texas St gets its 10th win, 57-47 at ULM. Bobcats held the Warhawks to 13 first half points. UTA fell to visiting Ark-Little Rock 66-59. Mavericks only shot 28%.... Selfish shoutout. My A&M-Commerce Lions win 79-75 against UT-Tyler… as long as we’re talking D2, #15 DBU beat Midwestern St. 81-80. Today in B12 play… #2 Baylor plays at Oklahoma St. 1:00 on CBS. Not easy for the Baptists. While they’re one of four unbeaten teams in the country, the Cowboys are 9-3. If you tune in check out Cade Cunningham. He’s the favorite to be the #1 overall pick… ...Texas Tech postponed b/c of Iowa State Covid protocol. #5 Texas PPD at TCU because of Horned Frogs protocol … Texas A&M is at Ole Miss. Aggies are the lowest scoring team in the SEC. 230 on SECN. … Texas southern is at Ark-Pine Bluff…. Southland play today: A&M-CC plays up I-37 at Incarnate Word. .Abilene Christian hosts Central Arkansas….Lamar goes up to SFA. Lumberjacks are in first place. They look for their 6th straight win…. Notable B12 news- Texas Tech QB Alan Bowman to transfer. He’s got THREE seasons of eligibility. He used the new redshirt rule last season and has the blanket waiver for the 2020 season. Henry Columbi looks to be the favorite behind center this fall now for the Red Raiders. Dallas Stars POUR. IT. ON. in their season opener. 5 power play goals will do it in a banner-raising night for the Western Conference champs... 7-ZIP win against the Nashville Predators. Antoin Khudobin’s team in the net with Ben Bishop out for a while after knee surgery. He had 34saves. Captain Jamie Benn left early with a lower body injury. Well that’s it. I think. It’s all I’m doin… Signing off from not-Texas, Alabama, RIP to Hammerin’ Hank, the greatest all-time in my book. I’m J.P. Be kind. Happy Saturday. 'The Texas Porch' is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Tune-in, I-Heart and all major podcast outlets. Also at www.thetexasporch.com Subscribe here. Twitter: @TexasPorchPod Facebook: TexasPorchPod
Talk'n Throws with Whitney Simmons- Currently training at Throws1Deep, Hammer PR of 67.60 meters, 3x Hammer National Champion at UT Tyler, D3 National Record Holder in Hammer at 64.03 meters.Listen to Whitney talk about how she is currently training in Georgia at Throws1Deep working hard towards to making the Olympics. Season 2 Sponsors:Texas Track & Field Coaches Associationttfca.org4Throws.com- Family owned business that offers quality implements priced right. Use CODE: TalkinGThrows10 to get 10% offNew Dimension Supplement Club- boasts a product line of whey protein and pre/post workout fuel that will meet your needs as a lifter or thrower. Go to NDSclub.com use CODE: TheThrowingFactory and get 15% off your order4Throws.com Family owned business offering all quality implements at reasonable prices. Code Talkinthrows10Texas Track and Field Association Informative website for all things Texas Track and Field
The Patriot Talon Podcast is continuing its Election 2020 coverage with Wingspan, our podcast interview series! This week, we're sitting down with candidate for Texas House District 6, Julie Gobble, to discuss running for office while being a full-time UT Tyler student, healthcare, rural broadband flipping the Texas House, and more!
This week on The Screech, Hurricane Sally makes landfall in Florida and Alabama, UT Tyler records record Fall enrollment, Texas restaurants are in more danger than we thought, and Smith County changes its water purification system.
This week, President Trump deals with Bob Woodward's bombshell revelation, Governor Greg Abbott threatens to punish police defundings, the City of Tyler gets a new budget, and UT Tyler's sees COVID-19 positivity rates .
In Episode 19, I interviewed Phillip White, the founder of a stylish, size-inclusive activewear brand called Phit Clothing. I met Phillip several years ago at a boutique fitness studio in Dallas, and he quickly became a brand ambassador of my company, StudioHop. I got to hear his idea of Phit Clothing back in the day, and I'm so proud and impressed with what he's done with the brand now. Phillip opens up about how he had the idea of his clothing company, how he got started and he even tells a story about how a certain huge celeb got to see his bomber jacket. We also talked about his background and how he came to embrace his true self, no filters needed. Finally, we touch on the #BLM movement and how it has affected him and caused him to reflect on his entire life and the experiences he's had. Phillip was an open book in this episode and was really brave to share his story. He mentioned before that this was his first podcast interview and that he was ready to share. I feel so honored that he felt comfortable sharing his story with us. I learned a lot from him and I know you will too. In this episode, we talk about: how Phit Clothing got started (in an actual dream he had) what it means to be an inclusive activewear brand what needs he saw in the market the basics on how to actually create a clothing company a story about how he got his bomber jacket in front of a huge celebrity where he discovered his confidence & when he came out and the feelings along with it his take on the BLM movement and how it has caused him to reflect on some stories of his past lessons learned as a business owner &more All about Phillip: Phillip White was born in Lubbock, Texas, grew up in Longview, Texas and now lives in Dallas, Texas. He went to Kilgore College for an associates degree and then transferred to UT Tyler for his bachelors degree. He started out as a Regulatory Analyst at an energy company. Phillip is now a designer and entrepreneur, and he launched Phit Clothing in May 2018. Phit is a stylish, size-inclusive activewear brand for the active lifestyle and everything in between. Phit's mission is to make men feel confident and look good no matter where they are on their fitness journey. “No matter your size, shape, color or activity, you phit right in!” Where to find Phillip: Phillip's IG: https://www.instagram.com/iamphillipwhite/ Phit's IG: https://www.instagram.com/phitclothingofficial/ Phit Clothing website: https://phitclothing.com/ Other resources we mention: His signature houndstooth bomber jacket: https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Eny9onO3Y/ If you enjoyed this episode, please head to Apple podcasts, subscribe (so you'll see each new episode!) and leave a review and a rating: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fitness-insider/id1485908967#see-all/reviews. This helps others discover my podcast and also provides me with some much needed feedback :) If you'd like to follow along updates with this podcast, be sure to follow me here: @thefitnessinsiderpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefitnessinsider/support
This week, UT Tyler receives CARES Act funding, Pfizer secures a vaccine deal, and more!
UT Tyler announces its reopening plan, Trump threatens to cut funding for schools that don't reopen fully in the Fall, the State Fair of Texas is cancelled for the first time since World War II, and more!
Roxie Washington speaks out about George Floyd's death, a UT Tyler student organizes a protest, Governor Greg Abbott condemns police brutality, Mark Esper resigns, and more!
The news is stressful right now, which is why we've decided to deliver you the week's stories from UT Tyler to the world. This is The Screech by The Patriot Talon. This week, riots erupt in Minneapolis following the police brutality killing of George Floyd, President Trump tries to sanction Twitter, the State of Texas has made a decision about mail in ballots, and more!
The news is stressful right now, which is why we've decided to deliver you the week's stories from UT Tyler to the world, all in 10 minutes or less. This is The Screech by The Patriot Talon. This week, UT Tyler's Houston bridge building team wins several awards, the State of Texas has been miscalculating and overreporting its COVID-19 cases, and the US government has pledged billions of dollars to AstraZeneca for a vaccine.
The news is stressful right now, which is why we've decided to deliver you the week's stories from UT Tyler to the world, all in 10 minutes or less. This is The Screech by The Patriot Talon. This week, President Tidwell talks about reopening, Tyler City Councilwoman speaks on the risks of lifting social distancing, Attorney General Ken Paxton tries to block voting by mail, and Dr. Rick Bright testifies as a Coronavirus whistleblower.
Guests: Zachary Hodges, Ed.D., President of HCC Northwest College Javier Kypuros, Ph. D, Dean of the College of Engineering at UT Tyler Andres Garcia, Ph.D, Director of the Houston Engineering Center for UT Tyler The Topic: Discussion of the HCC Engineering partnership with UT Tyler. Host: Todd Duplantis
The news is stressful right now, which is why we've decided to deliver you the week's stories from UT Tyler to the world, all in 10 minutes or less. This is The Screech by The Patriot Talon.
Dave Nedbalek spent 6 years as a HS head coach & athletic director. He talks about his transition to collegiate hoops and his journey thus far.
Editor-in-Chief Chandler Gibson talks with UT Health Science Center Tyler doctor Paul McGaha about the history of the COVID-19, and how students can prepare and protect themselves. Also, how the county and local metro areas are preparing themselves.
BYU vs UT Tyler: Highlights
Utah extends their lead in the 2nd half to get the dominate home win over UT-Tyler.
The Utes dominate UT-Tyler taking a 38-20 lead to the half.
The Utes lead throughout and earn the exhibition win vs. UT-Tyler.
The Utes head coach joins the media following Utah's exhibition win over UT-Tyler.
Battin joins the ESPN700 crew after the Utes win over UT-Tyler at the Huntsman Center.
BYU basketball coach Mark Pope addressed the media on Tuesday as his program prepared to take on UT Tyler in an exhibition game on Friday.
Utah extends their lead in the 2nd half to get the dominate home win over UT-Tyler.
The Utes dominate UT-Tyler taking a 38-20 lead to the half.
The Utes head coach joins the media following Utah's exhibition win over UT-Tyler.
The Utes lead throughout and earn the exhibition win vs. UT-Tyler.
Battin joins the ESPN700 crew after the Utes win over UT-Tyler at the Huntsman Center.
BYU forward Kolby Lee & guard Alex Barcello talked to the media on Tuesday as they prepared to take on UT Tyler Friday night.
This past Thursday I had the honor of being a returning speaker at the annual UT Tyler Career Success Conference. Dozens of local leaders and UT Tyler alumni spend a day networking with students and sharing personal experience that could help students experience similar career success. This year I had the goal of connecting specifically with the next ( generation of marketers to help equip them with the skills necessary to become a valuable asset to the companies they apply to, the communities they hope to lead, and the profession as a whole. This podcast is the full audio from my session of the day with all my “ums” edited out. :)This talk covers a lot of ground so I’m probably going to follow this episode up with deeper dives into each of the power point slides in later episodes. If this is your first visit to the “Strong Com” experience, welcome! I’m here to help businesses get creative and creatives get business. If you have any specific questions about anything in this talk or would like my input on something you’re working on, don’t hesitate to reach out via email or social @aarondunnworks. One of my goals is to get 1,000 subscribers on YouTube before the end of the year. If you want to help, check out my channel by clicking here.If you haven’t subscribed the the Newsletter yet, you can do that here: For those interested, here are the slides from my presentation: Thanks for reading, listening, and sharing! Have an excellent weekend! Get on the email list at strongcom.substack.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit localleadership.substack.com
Welcome to Roses & Weeds! A City of Tyler podcast that is here to keep you up to date with current events and news related to our beautiful city.In this episode of the Roses & Weeds, we are joined by Ms. Laura Jackson, the Assistant Vice President for Government and Community Affairs with the University of Texas at Tyler or UT Tyler the largest higher education system here in Tyler. Laura Jackson helps introduce us to UT and the role it plays in the greater Tyler community.To learn more about UT Tyler please visit them on the web here: https://www.uttyler.edu/.Roses & Weeds is recorded at the Tyler Innovation Pipeline, which is a makers space staffed by the city of Tyler and the University of Texas Tyler College of Business and Technology where you too can come record a podcast with our world-class audio studio, record something on a huge professionally lit green screen, use 3d Printers, Laser Cutters, and so much more. Memberships are now available.Roses & Weeds is hosted by City employees Veronica Brady Innovation Manager of the Innovation Pipeline and by Samuel Brady from Tyler GIS. If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for future show topics please reach out to us at PublicRelations@TylerTexas.com, and be sure to #rosesandweeds all your questions to the City of Tyler on social media.Recordings of City Council, as well as Meeting Agendas, can be found here: tylercitytx.iqm2.com/Citizens/Default.aspx. City Council meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month at City Hall 212 N. Bonner Ave, Tyler, TX 75702.Music used in intro and outro is Surfing day by Marcos H. Bolanos on Unchained Melodies Vol. 2, Creative Commons. Roses & Weeds is a City of Tyler production, all rights reserved.This episode was produced by Samuel Brady. Edited by Samuel Brady. Show notes by Samuel Brady.
THE TROUBADOUR PODCAST - The Premier Red Dirt, Texas Country and Independent Music Podcast
Brandon Rhyder’s backstory in becoming a modern-day staple of the Texas and Red Dirt Music scene sounds familiar, yet is totally unique. In the beginning, a small spark is lit inside the aspiring artist. They ponder their life and the gravity of the decision to seriously give the dream of being a touring and recording artist an honest to goodness shot. Then, through a series of events, that small spark gets fanned into a flame and through hard work, dedication, perseverance and “conviction” leads to a successful career. Sounds simple doesn’t it… But in Brandon’s case, before any of that happened, it took a little encouragement from his friend Ricky to make him seriously consider giving the music business a shot; and when he did, it completely changed the trajectory of his life. Brandon grew up in northeast Texas, but it really wasn’t until he attended college at UT-Tyler that he even considered picking up the guitar. Once he did, it was a natural evolution for him to start stringing chords together behinds the words he’d already been writing. But, that’s almost where the story ends. After graduation, Brandon did what most good boys and girls do; he entered the workforce, took a steady job and settled down with his wife. The thought of pursuing a career in music hadn’t even crossed his mind. He and his new wife built a home and began what looked to be a very “normal” life. Interestingly enough, within a year of building the home, and through the encouragement of the home builder himself, (the previously mentioned Ricky), Brandon and his wife headed for Austin. They put a for-sale sign in the front yard and took off to chase the music dream. Almost 20 years after making that decision now, it’s certainly proved to be the right one. In this interview with Brandon he talks with us about his early years in Austin and slowly building a following. Then, he explains that after meeting and sharing the stage with legendary singer-songwriter, Walt Wilkins, things quickly changed. Walt produced Brandon’s 2005 record, “Conviction”. After that, Brandon’s career gained steam very quickly with larger crowds at live shows and record sales going way up. With the success of Conviction, Brandon was soon playing 180+ live shows per year; a pace that would continue for the next 6 years. In the interview Brandon also talks about recording trips to Nashville and working with other legendary artists like Radney Foster who would also go on to produce Brandon’s 2008 record, “Every Night”. During this time of his career Brandon explains how he landed a deal with a Nashville publishing company and was travelling there at least six times a year or more to write with other people. Towards the end of this interview the conversation takes a more serious tone as Brandon divulges his recent multi-year struggle with a health issue. Finally after many, doctors and many tests, they were able to pinpoint what had been plaguing him and now Brandon is feeling better than he has in years which has lead to great vocal range and more new songs being written. Brandon also talks about the awful disease that is Cancer, and how it recently claimed the life of his hunting and fishing buddy, who also happened to be his father-in-law. The silver lining in this sad story is that Brandon has written and recently recorded a new tune stemming from this experience which pays homage to his father-in-law. In the final minutes of the interview Brandon relays a very sad story to us involving a friend and fan of his music named Jacob who was a member of our armed forces whom just in the morning before this interview was recorded, had attempted to take his own life. Brandon makes clear that he wants to shine more light on the tragedy that is PTSD and the high suicide rate of former military personnel. In Carly’s outro for this show she gives a couple resources for those suffering from PTSD which we ask that all listeners of the podcast and readers of this blog to share with others. The first is Mission 22, who’s goal is to put an end to veteran suicide. Please visit www.mission22.com and consider donating to their cause. The second resource is the Suicide Prevention Lifeline whose number is 1-800-273-8255. One life lost is one too many…. To find out more about Brandon Rhyder, where he’s playing next, and how to buy his music and merch, please visit www.brandonrhyder.com . Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean
Meredith is from Chandler, TX. East Texas born and raised, she just graduated from UT Tyler with a Bachelors in Accounting. . Meredith started playing music at the age of 10, originally playing in a choir and opera. By the time she was 13, she started playing old country music. After Meredith played her first show, she earned enough tips to go out and purchase her own guitar from a pawn shop, which was a Johnston guitar. Meredith's mother purchased her a "Fake Book" of a bunch of old country songs. She learned chords and eventually started writing her own songs. . The music scene in East Texas has been present for a while but it is growing, even though at times it may seem like it isn't. Meredith has played many different wineries, breweries, and restaurants in East Texas, mostly in Ben Wheeler, Tyler and Longview. Meredith prefers to incorporate all styles of music and likes to play all styles as she grows in her skills. Being able to jump around in genres allows her to connect with the audience a lot more because it appeals to so many different demographics. Country, old folk music, 60s/70s/80s rock, jazz, blues, they all inspire each other and create nostalgia for the audience. . Meredith was in school and would have to do typing tests, which she capitalized on that opportunity to learn new songs by writing the lyrics in these tests. This along with mastering cover songs helps create repetition, which sometimes gets "old". Learning a new song or changing up how you learn is important. This idea of consistency through change allows you to prepare for fighting past your own thoughts and helps you to focus. Sometimes while you're playing in a show your mind will wander and you with have some really weird or dumb thoughts, which can derail your performance if you're not prepared. Being nervous is okay, you just have to fight the urge to fly away or given into a momentary fear. Fighting your thoughts through self-awareness helps you to gain confidence, which is really important to being a musician/performer. These skills sometimes require experience in order to learn how to overcome the hurdles. Stay true to your goals and passions, which will create new opportunities to get your first show or your next show! . In Meredith's experience, booking shows really came through relationship and word of mouth. Sometimes venues would approach her and sometimes she would contact venues directly to play, however, the most effective way she was able to get booked was through relationships she built with other people. As she made friends with everyone and heard her play, she would end up getting referred to play different venues and shows. . Meredith gives some perspective on local music and how we should encourage artists through our business. Sometimes going to a restaurant or a venue for a show or there happens to be a show, you walk in with a preconceived notion on what you should get out of the restaurant, venue, band or music. The best thing you can do is to have an open mind when you're going into an establishment with a local artist. Engaging musicians before or after shows is always nice, as well as showing appreciation for what you're hearing or experiencing is greatly appreciated. Sometimes just showing up to a local show and giving it a chance, can be a great surprise! If you don't like it, you can always leave and do something else here in East Texas. Meredith highlights some of her favorite East Texas food joints: San Pedro's Restaurant - Chandler, TX The Forge Bar and Grill - Ben Wheeler, TX Moore's Store - Ben Wheeler, TX Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q - Tyler, TX WaWa's Seafood Shack - Athens, TX . Meredith loves sweet wines, specifically Moscato . Song: Transit - on the coming Meredith Crawford Album in January 2019 . Follow Meredith's social pages or track her latest shows: https://www.facebook.com/meredithcrawfordmusic/ @meredithcrawfordmusic . Visit us at Kiepersol - www.kiepersol.com . Hosted by Michael Roth
Michael McClendon - winemaker, talks Rosé, varietals, vintage, and Kiepersol - Kiepersol Texas Podcast ep 6 . . . Michael McClendon is originally from Van, TX where Michael attended high school. He managed to get a scholarship to UT Tyler where you got a degree in biology and a minor in chemistry. He got a call from Dr. Don Killebrew about an internship at Kiepersol. Michael didn't drink wine at that time and was surprised to find out there was even a Winery in East Texas. Michael met Pierre and Marnelle, working his way into the craft as a winemaker. . Michael believes that Bourdeaux varietals grown here at Kiepersol are what sets us apart, along with the fact at we are 100% Estate Grown. This does present challenges in the short-term but creates long-term success. No two vintages of grapes harvest or wines are the same at Kiepersol, which forces us to have to make choices that highlight special characteristics of the fruit that will change the experience of the wine. Things such as how much hang time the fruit has, how to prune and when to prune go a long way in determining the quality of the wine. Once the grapes make its way into the wine production facility, there are a lot of techniques and factors that go into creating special characteristics of the vintage. . Michael loves scientific discovery, considering himself between an "impresario and a farmer." . "Farmers are some of the first scientists." Michael points out how farmers were always thinking on their feet, figuring out contingency plans for different consequences during each growing season. . Michael dispels the idea that Texas winemakers and specifically East Texas winemakers are hillbillies or without class. With sophistication, Kiepersol actively seeks to make the best wine available on the global market. . With a heavy influence on the Rosé production at Kiepersol, Michael talks about the idea behind it. It's a red wine made in a white wine production. White wines sometimes get a quick and light pressing with the skins, leaving a different tint. Rosé can be processed the same, giving it a light red/pink or more of a rich color and palate. Rosé is blended with multiple styles of wines and can range in the hue of color based on its blend. . Kiepersol was talking to some Sommeliers about wanting more dry Rosé available in Texas. Which created the conditions and inspiration for us to formulate our current 2017 Rosé. . Here in Texas, we seasons of extreme heat, which we sometimes don't feel like drinking a full-bodied red wine, so we prefer something lighter, like rosé. Michael loves a nice Sauvignon Blanc, but sometimes a good Rosé hits the spot. . There is a belief about how Texas makes dry rosé just as good as anyone else in the world. Which speaks testament to the various AVAs and terroir throughout Texas. . Michael as an impresario wanted to experiment and break the rules in winemaking with the Kiepersol Rosé Reserve by oaking it and using the best grapes grown to accomplish some complex results. Here in USA, it's like being in the wild west for winemakers, as they have a lot of freedom to try new things out. Compared to the old wine world, where each region has a lot of laws and regulations in what style of grapes they can grow or make into wine. . Not only did Michael and his team create a Rosé and Rosé Reserve, but he also created a canned Rosé called Flight. Flight is something completely outside of the box, it cannot be seen. Since our wine is great, we are able to have the freedom to experiment in this new format. This delicately sparkling rosé was created to be enjoyed in the format that people want to enjoy their wine. Flight allows us to educate and bring new people to understand and appreciate wine. You can take Flight to a picknick or bbq or to an event where glass is typically prohibited. Visit us at www.kiepersol.com
Welcome to Roses & Weeds! A City of Tyler podcast that is here to keep you up to date with current events and news related to our beautiful city. In our inaugural episode, we have special guests Stephanie Franklin one of Tyler's Managing Directors, and the Assistant Chief of the Criminal Investigation Unit with the Tyler Police Department, Mr. Billy Yates. We cover the recently updated Tyler Noise Ordinance, the Rose Complex Master Plan, an inter local agreement with UT Tyler to provide them access to the City Arborist, information about T.I.R.Z. (Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones), the City of Tyler One Half Cent Sales Tax Program, and of course which Tyler Police Chief or Assistant Chief is “best dressed”. Roses & Weeds is recorded at the Tyler Innovation Pipeline, which is a makers space staffed by the city of Tyler and the University of Texas Tyler College of Business and Technology where you too can come record a podcast with our world class audio studio, record something on a huge professionally lit green screen, use 3d Printers, Laser Cutters, and so much more. Memberships become available on July 29. Roses & Weeds is hosted by City employees Veronica Brady Innovation Manager of the Innovation Pipeline and by Samuel Brady, Engineering Services. If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for future show topics please reach out to us at PublicRelations@TylerTexas.com, and be sure to #roses&weeds all your questions to the City of Tyler on social media. Recordings of City Council, as well as Meeting Agendas, can be found here: http://tylercitytx.iqm2.com/Citizens/Default.aspx. City Council meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month at City Hall 212 N. Bonner Ave, Tyler, TX 75702. Information relating to the City of Tyler One Half Cent Sales Tax Program can be found here: https://www.cityoftyler.org/Departments/EngineeringServices/HalfCentSalesTax.aspx. Project submissions can be sent here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdtIChNUbVAdnoLrrWsildhD_Je5f4zO6ijWJIfj1LDeUhM_Q/viewform?c=0&w=1. Every project submission is reviewed for consideration on the Half Cent Annual Work Plan. Please feel free to reach out to Samuel Brady in Engineering for any questions related to the Half Cent Sales Tax Program. He can be reached at sbrady@tylertexas.com, or at 903-531-1126.Music used in intro and outro is Surfing day by Marcos H. Bolanos on Unchained Melodies Vol. 2, Creative Commons. Roses and Weeds is a City of Tyler production, all rights reserved.This episode was produced by Stephanie Franklin, Julie Goodgame, Samuel Brady, and Veronica Brady. Special thanks to Billy Yates. Edited by Samuel Brady.
We were very fortunate to get on the calendar of the current TSCPA Chairperson – Kathy Kapka – for this episode of Life In Accounting: The Where Accountants Go podcast. Finding Your Calling at 50 This episode is about much, much more than just this topic, but one of the facts I found interesting about Kathy's journey was that like many people, she tried out several career paths – tax, audit, governmental related accounting, etc – before finding what was truly the best fit for her – teaching future leaders in our profession. It was while developing the Internal Audit function at the UT Tyler campus that the Dean asked her to teach a course. She was resistant at first – she was an auditor, not a teacher – but she decided to give it a shot. It wasn't long until she realized that the day she looked forward to the most each week was the day that she taught that one course on campus. It was at this point – at about 50 years old – that she found her true calling. TSCPA Her involvement with TSCPA started purely as an effort to educate herself further on GASB. As she got more involved at the chapter though, she was eventually asked to serve in one of the appointed roles at the Executive Board level which ultimately led to being nominated several times for the TSCPA Chair position. Important Mentors Kathy credits several people with helping her along in her journey. Among those mentioned are Barbara Bass, Fred Timmons, and Jeff Gregg. Barbara was the individual that originally encouraged Kathy to become a CPA in the first place, and has since remained a great friend. Fred & Jeff are both dedicated TSCPA volunteers as well as colleagues in the profession and helped Kathy as she grew in her involvement with the CPA association. Kathy is an extremely personable and transparent individual. If you would like to contact her for further information, she can be reached at kkapka@uttyler.edu. I know you will thoroughly enjoy this interview. There's more to come! Mark Goldman CPA President – Where Accountants Go www.WhereAccountantsGo.com PS: If you would like to find out more about UT Tyler's online programs, please visit the online portal at http://online.uttyler.edu/. Have a great week!
It is hard work just to get into the NCAA tournament in the first place. It is even harder to get out of the second two rounds. But which eight teams of the 32 left can get the job done and march on to the championship weekends? Thursday night on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh chatted with some of those who have already surprised and those who hope to keep their tournament dreams a reality. Guests include (in order of appearance): - Ryan Cain, Keene State men's coach - Jim Scheible, No. 16 Rochester women's coach - Kendra Hassel, No. 6 UT-Tyler women's coach - Jason Zimmerman, No. 25 Emory men's coach (NABC Coach's Corner) - Dave Hixon, No. 15 Amherst men's coach - Steve Moore, Wooster men's coach
This show starts with a live audience at the AFLV West Conference in San Diego, as we interview students from Arizona State University and the University of Idaho about their amazing community service. More info about the the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values at www.aflv.org.Our feature interview is with Justin Fuente, the head football […]
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