Podcasts about wcsu

The Compassionate Achiever Listen to the amazing conversation between Scarlett and Dr. Chris Kukk, about the neuroscience research that went into creating the Choose Love Enrichment Program and how choosing love and compassion leads to success! Dr. Kukk is on the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement's board of directors, a professor of Political Science at ⁠Western Connecticut State University⁠, the founding director of the ⁠Center for Compassion, Creativity, and Innovation at WCSU⁠, director of Western's Kathwari Honors Program, and author of The Compassionate Achiever: How Helping Others Fuels Success. Learn more About Scarlett here: https://chooselovemovement.org/

Speculative memoir allows Matt Homrich-Knieling to lean into the subjective nature of memory and explore his experience with separation anxiety. Plus, he and Jared discuss how Matt created a specific list of experiences he wanted from an MFA, which allowed him to narrow his MFA application list to just three programs. They also talk about how the WCSU program requires students to choose both a creative and a professional genre, and how they develop community despite being a low-residency program. Matt Homrich-Knieling is a writer and educator based in Detroit, MI. He is a second-year MFA student at Western Connecticut State University focusing on creative nonfiction and editing. Matt currently serves as editor-in-chief for Poor Yorick, the literary magazine housed at West Conn's MFA program. Matt is particularly interested in reading and writing speculative memoir. He has had essays published in Brevity Blog, Metro Parent, Edsurge, and elsewhere. For his MFA creative thesis, Matt is working on a speculative memoir that explores the connections between his family history and his experiences with separation anxiety. MFA Writers is hosted by Jared McCormack and produced by Jared McCormack and Hanamori Skoblow. New episodes are released every two weeks. You can find more MFA Writers at MFAwriters.com. BE PART OF THE SHOW Donate to the show at Buy Me a Coffee. Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Submit an episode request. If there's a program you'd like to learn more about, contact us and we'll do our very best to find a guest who can speak to their experience. Apply to be a guest on the show by filling out our application. STAY CONNECTED Twitter: @MFAwriterspod Instagram: @MFAwriterspodcast Facebook: MFA Writers Email: mfawriterspodcast@gmail.com

Dr. Singh is joined by WestConn students Keion Jones, Nick Howlett, and Suzie Imetovski to discuss their experiences as student athletes. How they got here, what they've learned, and what they'll take forward from their time here at WCSU

This week Dr. Singh is joined by WCSU's Director of Event & Conference Management and Auxiliary Services, John Murphy, to discuss his journey to WCSU and how that journey has informed how he works with and for the students, staff, and faculty of the university.

Dr. Singh is joined this week by WCSU student leader Michael Azzi. Michael is one of those students who has really dug in and gotten a lot of out of WCSU. His is a unique perspective and one we are thrilled to have on Random Noise.

A new podcast from WCSU with Interim President Dr. Manohar Singh full of stories and interviews and plenty of random noise.

Originally recorded August 25, 2021

@WCSU is back! Paul is joined by Dr. Albert Garcia-Romeu from the Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research to preview the keynote address for this year's Western Research Day on May 3, 2024

Leslie is joined by WCSU student, SGA representative to CELT, and future Kindergarten teacher, Sarah Fayed, to get her perspective on learning, teaching, and writing from the other side of the lectern.

Leslie Lindenauer is joined by Joshua Rosenthal, professor of history at WCSU to discuss alternative assessment methods or "ungrading". Have you ever felt like grading was a little too subjective or not subjective enough? Like maybe there should be a little more to it than just numbers on a scale?

WCSUMedia's newest podcast is here. Pull up a stool and join us for a tipple. WCSU's Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, CELT, is here to bring you pint sized stories, lectures, and interviews about everything from worst courses ever taken, to pop culture reference swings and misses, to how to ungrade your classes. Cheers.

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This summer has been monumental as the effects of the climate crisis has affected millions of people around the globe. Fires raging from Greece and Europe, to Canada, to more recently Maui have destroyed cities and lives. Mitch Wagener is a professor of ecology at WCSU and shares his insights into the challenges we face going forward. If you want to reach Mitch you can email him at wagenerm@wcsu.edu

Dr. Kevin Gutzman returns to join Paul on the show this week to talk about his most recent book, "The Jeffersonians: The Visionary Presidencies of Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe". Dr. Gutzman always blows us away and makes us want to renroll in college so we can take his courses.

Paul is joined by Dr. Mitch Wagener, WCSU professor of Ecology and Climate Change Education to talk about this wild winter we've just had. Is it really that strange? Will it have consequences for the year to come? Then we get into some much more global climate change talk. If you enjoyed this conversation please check out Dr. Wagener's talks both at WCSU and around the community. Upcoming Climate and Human Civilization Talks: https://www.wcsu.edu/events/calendar/climate-and-human-civilization-2/2023-03-22/

Paul is joined by Allison Ruiz, the president of Latino Scholarship Fund which is based here in Danbury, CT. They've been doing great work for our community since 1994 and it was a pleasure to have her on the show. What a terrific guest and a wonderful organization. Please check them out at latinoscholarshipfund.com

Paul is joined by Dr. Christine Hegel to talk about her research into canning. No, not that kind of canning, I thought that too. You'll see. Then Destiny is back for a recap of Fashion Show and Thanksgiving and what her plans are for the winter break.

Paul is joined, in studio, by Dr. Mary O'Neill. Dr. O'Neill is a professor, podcaster, and entrepreneur. She teaches a series of courses on Designing Your Life through the WCSU Career Success Center. She also writes for Main Street Magazine and co-hosts the Main Street Moxie podcast. Our student co-host Destiny Samuel is back to talk about her last fall semester and give us the info on some upcoming events but mostly the ACSA Fashion Show which takes place this Friday 11/18.

Special pod this week. The Mens and Womens Soccer coaches are here to chat with Bart before their LEC Semifinal matches and Destiny Samuel, our new student co-host, says hello!

Paul is joined this week by Dr. Matt Doiron, the recipient of the 2022 Provost's Award for Teaching. Dr. Doiron has a fantastic story of how he got to where he is and what he plans to do now. Dr. Rayda Krell also comes back to @WCSU to answer a few questions from Paul and Pete and has a few of her own.

Paul is joined by WCSU alum, former music camp counselor, and one of the best pianists to go through the WCSU department of music in a long time. Darren talks about his journey including his time here at WestConn and about his new album, My Horizon, which includes many other WCSU graduates. Great stuff from a great guy.

Kicking off WCSU's celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month we have a very special guest on the pod this week. Jessica Coronel, the Assistant Director of the WCSU Pre-Collegiate and Access Programs, joins Paul to talk about her journey to and her experience here at WCSU.

@WCSU is back. Paul Steinmetz is joined by WCSU Interim President Paul Beran to discuss how the University will move forward under his leadership.

Joining Coach Loth and Bart this week is special guest former WCSU coach (92, 94-95) and current Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks coach at the University of Minnesota, Kirk Ciarrocca. Kirk has some great stories of his time here at WestConn and all over the football world.

On this very special Earth Day edition of @WCSU: Dr. Rayda Krell and her Biodiversity Policy students have taken over the studio to bring us all a brief update on what they've been studying this semester. If you have any questions about their research, the program here at WCSU, or how to get involved in your own research or conservation efforts please don't hesitate to reach out. wcsu.edu/biology

Bart and Joe are back to talk all things WestConn Football. Coaching, recruiting, and a little more about how Coach Loth got to WestConn as a young assistant and how he came back as a head coach later. This week's special guest is former WCSU special teams / linebackers coach and current assistant coach for the NFL Buffalo Bills. Stay until the end for this week's Bart Swag check-in. We know you've been waiting.

Coach Joe and Bart are back with another exciting episode packed with updates, memories, tips for future coaches, a special guest, and of course a check in on Bart's wardrobe. This week the guys are joined by former WCSU coach and current head coach of the CFL Ottawa Redblacks, Paul LaPolice.

Spring has sprung and what is more Spring than... football??? That's right, we're playing football at WCSU. This week, Joe and Bart are joined by Princeton University Football head coach Bob Surace to talk college, nfl, grudges, and they're old apartment on Jefferson Street. The guys also talk movies. Football movies. Connect with the show by email or on social media and let us know about your favorite or least favorite football movies.

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Paul is joined by distinguished alum Monika Nagarsheth '93 to talk about her time here at WCSU, her current career, and how what she learned while here has helped her get there. Then Pete and Paul lay down some of the upcoming events here on campus and bring you your weekly dose of old guy nonsense.

Tim DeJohn is an MiLB Coach in the Baltimore Orioles Organization. He played collegiately at Western Connecticut State University, a Division III program. He began his coaching career in 2007 as an assistant coach at his alma mater WCSU. He then coached at Plainville High School for 2008-2010 as an Assistant Coach and Southington High School from 2011-2015 as an Associate Head Coach. Next, he spent 2016-2017 as an Assistant Coach at Hartford University and 2018-2019 as an Assistant Coach at Memphis University. In the Summer of 2019 he was an assistant coach for the Milwaukee Milkmen and Independent League team in the American Association. Than on November 1st, 2019 he was hired by the Baltimore Orioles Organization as a Minor League Coach. In this podcast, we start off talking about his Father and the fact that he spent 49 years in professional baseball. We than discuss Coach DeJohn's own personal coaching journey and his time throughout the different levels. Also, we dive into his infield defensive philosophy and what he believes is the most important thing for a player to be able to do in order to play at a high level. We than talk about Coach DeJohn's daily plan for his MiLB infielders and how they maximize it in the short period of time they are given each day. We also discuss his personal struggles and triumphs throughout his coaching career. Give this podcast a listen and learn from Minor League Baseball Coach, Tim DeJohn. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiob/support

Paul is joined by Sharon Lawlor from WCSU's CHOICES office to talk all things Canabis. The recent changes in the law, how much or how little students are using on campus, all of it.

Paul is joined by Dr. Leslie Lindenauer to discuss the history of witchcraft in CT. Yeah that's right, it's not just in Salem. Bianca comes back on the show to share some shopping and cooking tips and lay out some upcoming events in the inagural segment of Bianca's Best Buy Bargains Western Connecticut State University: 100 Years In The Making https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVRt7GvxBDc

Paul is joined by Dr. Rick Lawrence, a data scientist, to talk about... COVID! We can't escape it but at least we can understand it now. Dr. Lawrence will be on campus 11/3 for a talk. Then Yousuf Sakib, the third of our new student co-hosts comes on to tell us about himself and explain some of the differences between Bangladesh and... Danbury. There can't be many, right?

Rayda took over... again! This time to discuss her collaboration with fellow WCSU professor Jack Tom on the seventh edition of Entomology and Pest Management. Paul is joined by the second of our three new student co-hosts, Devin Moran, to discuss sports and how he plans to contribute to the... ahem... award winning podcast.

Paul is joined by the WCSU Provost's Award for Teaching winner, Dr. Kristin Giamanco. Paul does his best to even pronounce things that Dr. Giamanco is clearly an expert in. Then new student co-host Bianca Nguyen comes on to tell us a little about herself and what she'll be bringing to the pod.

Just checking in a few weeks into the semester. We'll have some great guests in the next few weeks and a few new student contributors so stay tuned, stay subscribed, like and follow us on social media, and leave a review on apple podcasts.

This week we have a very special guest. Former CT Governor Jodi Rell joins Paul to talk about her experience and its eerie similarity to the current situation in Albany, NY.

Paul has a few last minute reminders before we come back to school next week.

Paul graced us with his presence on campus to record this quick episode about how the reopening is going to work in the fall. If you have any questions you can always email us at podcasts@wcsu.edu and we'll answer them "on the air"

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Jaclyn's final episode of @WCSU before she graduates this weekend! Congratulations, thank you and best of luck.

This episode we have the multi talented artist Leslie Cober on and we talk about how she became an artist as well as her love for music and the community working with FTC Fairfield Theatre Company. . An award-winning artist known for her uplifting, elegant art and design, Leslie Cober's endeavors include a thriving and accomplished illustration career, designing performance spaces, instructing and mentoring undergraduates in illustration and design as an Assistant Professor at The Fashion Institute of Technology NYC, instructing and mentoring graduate MFA Illustration students as an Assistant Professor at WCSU, curating The Members show at The Museum of American Illustration Society of Illustrators NYC annually, guest speaking to art and design students at various universities throughout the country, serving as a member of the NYC Landmark50 Alliance, Chairperson of the Visiting Lecture Series at both FIT and WCSU (bringing in world famous, top notch artists), and newly appointed to The Sanford B Low Illustration Collection Committee at the New Britain Museum. Leslie serves on the Board of Directors at the Fairfield Theatre Company in Fairfield, CT, passionately spreading art, design, culture, & live music throughout the community.

Paul talks to the 2021 Barnard Student Award winners: Bakhtawar Izzat and Isaac Jean-Pierre. Jaclyn's favorite conspiracy theories and thoughts on dogs v siblings.

Paul is joined by WCSU Philosophy professor, Anna Malavisi to talk ethics and her upcoming lecture "The Urgency of the Ethics of Greening". Jaclyn comes on to talk upcoming events, Harry Potter, Vaccines, Joe Jonas, the whole enchilada. https://www.wcsu.edu/wow/event/the-urgency-of-the-ethics-of-greening/

There are two kinds of people in the world: Those who like pineapple on pizza and jerks. Dr. Caroline Waldbuesser joins Paul to talk about conflict in the classroom and it almost came to blows. Paul has big news about WCSU students and vaccines. Jaclyn has an update on her mom's cooking and Pete's daughter threatened to derail the whole thing by climbing on his head the entire time we recorded.

Following a long established tradition and much to Paul's continued chagrin, Dr. Rayda Krell is taking over @WCSU! Rayda brings on fellow WCSU science professor Dr. Mitch Wagener to talk climate change and then comes back to teach us all about cicadas and whether or not we need to worry about them this summer. We all miss out on student co-host Jaclyn Bonomo this week but she'll be back next week. www.cicadiamania.com

In episode three of Talking To The Dead In Suburbia, host Anna Raimondi – spiritual medium, motivational speaker, healer, and author – interviews Deana Paqua, contemporary shamanic practitioner, reiki master, and adjunct professor of mind/body and cross-cultural healing. Deana talks about her involvement with contemporary shamanism and provides some insights on shamanic journeying, and the differences between the upper, middle, and lower worlds. She also shares how she conducts her shamanic healing and clearing sessions. As with each episode, at the end of the interview Anna gives Deana a reading. Connect with Anna Raimondi: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anna.raimon... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annalraim/ Website: https://www.annaraimondi.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/tranquil... Connect with Deana Paqua: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deanapaqua/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EmbodyTheSacred Website: embodythesacred.net Connect with The Angel Cooperative®: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelcooper... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AngelCoopera... Website: https://theangelcoop.com/ About this week's guest: Deana Paqua is a teacher and practitioner of Cross-Cultural Energy Medicine, Contemporary Shamanism, a Reiki Master Teacher, Licensed Massage Therapist, and Flower Essence Practitioner and has been practicing for over 20 years. Deana is also an Adjunct Professor at WCSU in Danbury, CT in Mind/Body and Cross-Cultural Healing and serves on the Advisory Board of the Institute of Holistic Health Studies. She offers training programs, classes, events, healing sessions, ceremonies, intuitive readings, space clearings and more. #talkingtothedeadinsuburbia #annaraimondi #deana paqua #theangelcooperative

Listen to the amazing conversation between Scarlett and Dr. Chris Kukk, about the neuroscience research that went into creating the Choose Love Enrichment Program and how choosing love and compassion leads to success! Dr. Kukk is on the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement's board of directors, a professor of Political Science at Western Connecticut State University, the founding director of the Center for Compassion, Creativity, and Innovation at WCSU, director of Western's Kathwari Honors Program, and author of The Compassionate Achiever: How Helping Others Fuels Success. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jesse-lewis-choose-love-m/message