An expansive and rewarding career awaits health students in the field of public health, according to Professor Connie Evashwick, academic at San Diego State University School of Public Health. Professor Evashwick spoke on SCU Buzz podcast about the opportunities for students in the public health sector.The musical introduction to this podcast was written and performed by Alako Myles.

Phoebe and I have a love-hate relationship with chat rooms. Sometimes chat groups suck! Listen in as we break down all the things we hate about swinger community chats and forums, and some of the reasons why we think you might like them. If you're in swinger chat groups, or want to be, you may want to check this episode out.Be sure to join our growing Patreon community, and gain access to behind-the-scenes, and extra-sexy content. https://patreon.com/SwingerUniversity Support the Show.Get Y...

Our latest episode features an interview with Giovanni Bruno, a Senior Quantitative Researcher at Scientific Beta. Our discussion covers topics such as education, internships, research and Mr. Bruno’s professional experience.Hosts: Alexis Beaulieu & Cédrik Nadeau

What is a servant teacher? How does someone practice servant teaching? Rob McDole and Jared Pyles chat with two professors at Cedarville University—Dr. Jeff Guernsey who teaches in the School of Business and Dr. Kyung-Hwa (Christine) Kim who teaches in the History and Government Department—about their professional development through multiple sessions on servant teaching.Transform Your Teaching has also launched a monthly newsletter where we reflect on the past series, preview our upcoming

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Pour notre nouvel épisode, nous vous présentons notre entrevue avec Monique Leroux. Mme Leroux à un baguage d’expérience varié, elle a notamment été présidente du conseil et cheffe de la direction du Mouvement Desjardins au Canada et siège aujourd’dhui sur plusieurs conseils d’administration. Notre discussion couvre les expériences de Monique durant son parcours professionnel.Animateur:Mathis Grandchamp ⁠

Most of us can remember the first few months of our undergraduate experience. It was not easy! It's a big shift for many different reasons so when we talk about our student's mental health, this is a very pivotal point and an important transition. Today we'll chat about the challenges students face as they navigate the increased autonomy, adult responsibilities, and cultural shock in a university setting. Time, energy and money management are all important for a college freshman, as well as finding

This week, Mark speaks with Jonah Berger, a Marketing Professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School about ways to positively leverage influence within your organization.  Jonah is a world-renowned expert on change, word of mouth, influence, consumer behaviour, and how products, ideas and behaviours catch on. He’s worked with big names like Apple, Google, and Nike, and written the bestsellers Contagious, Invisible Influence, The Catalyst, and Magic Words. He speaks with Mark about

To give to the Behind Greatness podcast, please visit here: https://behindgreatness.org. As a charity, tax receipts are issued to donors.  For our part one with Jeffrey, visit our discussion in episode 118 (August 2022). Welcome back to Behind Greatness. We are back with Jeffrey for a part 2 in our discussion. Jeffrey holds the J. Newton Rayzor Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University, where he served as the Associate Dean of the School of Humanities (2019-2023) and chaired the

First, the good news: Adam and Brett talk about Arizona football's spring transfers that the school announced and then go into how the team looks now that the roster is mostly complete. They then chat with AZDesertSwarm.com's Brian Pedersen about what happened to Chip Hale's baseball team in its Regional. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ever wondered how a non-observant Jewish kid from Melbourne becomes a leading rabbi and author? Rabbi Mordechai Becher's journey is nothing short of inspiring. In this Special Sunday Edition of the Jewish Inspiration Podcast, we chat with Rabbi Becher about his transformative experiences at the Yeshiva University outreach program, Counterpoint, and his educational adventures in Chabad Yeshiva High School and the Itri Yeshiva in Israel. Despite initial cultural challenges and an

Ever wondered how a non-observant Jewish kid from Melbourne becomes a leading rabbi and author? Rabbi Mordechai Becher's journey is nothing short of inspiring. In this Special Sunday Edition of the Jewish Inspiration Podcast, we chat with Rabbi Becher about his transformative experiences at the Yeshiva University outreach program, Counterpoint, and his educational adventures in Chabad Yeshiva High School and the Itri Yeshiva in Israel. Despite initial cultural challenges and an

Shobhit Mathur grew up in Hyderabad, academically brilliant - having picked up degrees from the some most well-respected institutions, namely IIT Bombay, University of Washington, and the Indian School of Business. But a burning desire to do social good and make an impact at the grassroots level in India led him to take a series of unconventional, bold decisions. In today's chat, Shobhit walks us through the world of social entrepreneurship, his trigger points along his journey to make a

Josh Pacheco and Hunter Hughes gearing up for the NBA Finals between the Dallas Mavericks and Boston Celtics, JJ Redick coaching rumors with the Lakers, continued drama in the WNBA, and more. Also, a chat with UH Men's Basketball's newest assistant coaching hire, Gibson Johnson.

China's historic steps to boost its embattled property sector have yielded positive initial results. But how long can the happy sentiment be sustained? As the authorities aim to provide more affordable homes, what fundamental changes may occur, and what implications does it mean for the investors?Host Tu Yun joins Dr. Yan Liang, a Professor of Economics at Willamette University, Dr. Kwan Ok Lee, an Associate Professor and Dean's Chair at the Business School, National University of Singapore and Dr

What we’re talking about: 0:00 Updates for 2024 This episode is an update of Episode 60 that I recorded last year all about the GAT. Nothing has changed except that I mentioned VCAL last year but you can ignore that now (I also mention VCE and VCE Vocational Major, so everyone’s covered). 2:05 What does the GAT look like Understanding the format of the GAT can help you feel more comfortable as you walk into the test on the day. I explain what the 2 sections are so you know what to expect in terms of

Ismatou and Fatou sit down to chat all things Islam from their Fulani Muslim upbringings to the conflation of religion and culture and more. Follow us on all socials @onourtermspod and your host Ismatou Bah @uotamsi on IG.You can find Fatou @itsfatoub on IG.

As we move toward the end of school, it is time for the June mailbag episode! Amanda and Tim begin with a chat about the chaos that is the end of the school year, then some ideas from listeners about what they want to change for the next school year. They then dive into a bit of advice on planning your curriculum, getting students engaged, and teaching photography. See the links below for all the resources mentioned in today's discussion! If you have a question for a future mailbag episode, email

Tune in to Bruce Anthony and his sis, J. Aundrea, on the latest episode of Unsolicited Perspectives! 🎧 They kick things off by celebrating Jay’s grad school acceptance at Georgia State University for Data Analytics. But wait, there's more— In their chat, Bruce and Jay chat about how more people in the U.S. are lighting up weed daily rather than hitting the bottle, and how things are changing in the world of recreation. They discuss the legal status of marijuana in various states and speculate on

Join host Bentley and our trio of guests, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and contributing professor in the Africana Studies unit at SUNY Buffalo State. Dr. John Torrey, local college professor and podcaster Peter Horn, and former WBFO intern and recent graduate from Niagara University School of Theatre, Abbey Mylock, as they predict success or failure of the full line up of movies to hit theaters this summer. Then the group goes a little dark talking about the history, endurance, and popularity