My Oneonta Life

On November 30th, 2003, the SUNY Oneonta Women's Soccer team became national champions. On this episode, we talk with coaches, staff and players who take us inside the historic game.Show Transcription below: ----more----

Dr. Morris:        My heart rate was up and that's exactly what you don't want your heart rate to go up because you don't have that much oxygen. And I'm expended a lot of energy. I hadn't slept cause we left at midnight. People were getting sick, there were life flights, helicopters coming, picking up people. And so I was daydreaming about how I could get my life flight helicopter, come get me. So, and how can I stop doing this and what a stupid thing to do on my birthday. Host:

Can you imagine standing on a mountaintop on a daily basis in the name of protecting fragile vegetation? For four summers, Dr. Tyra Olstad, Assistant Professor of Geography & Environmental Sustainability at SUNY Oneonta, worked as a Summit Steward for the Adirondack Mountain Club. In this episode, she talks about her time in the Adirondacks and how she brought her experiences back into the classroom. music by scottholmesmusic.com

Ohh there’s a bald eagle right here. You see him?  Counting down the ridge?  Plenty of those today. If you’re a student at Oneonta, most likely, you have a hobby.  Maybe you have a love for sports? Music?  Knitting?  The top player of Can Jam in your residence hall?  Even if you don’t have a hobby, there are over 150 clubs on campus for you to explore. Today, we’re going off campus to meet up with our next guest. “My name is Kyle dudgeon. I'm counting hawks up here at Franklin Mountain Hawk

Denis Muganza:            Oh, I remember going back home and people, I was in the plane and people are like, wait, are you that guy who wraps in the, you know, it was cool, like it's, if someone yelled my name across a airport in Brussels, which is weird but interesting, you know, Host:                            welcome to my Oneonta life, a podcast about everything Oneonta. I'm your host Jared Stanley. On this show we discovered the stories and experiences of the people who make SUNY Oneonta the

Ever wonder how the most popular fundraiser on campus began? In this episode, we ask the question "How far would you travel for a doughnut?". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxjX1g0mvqw