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Chi Alpha CSU PodcastIntro to CSU CMITNate & Joel share about the CMIT program at CSU with Q&A at the end. For slides that go along with this audio Click Here2024-11-191h 02Chi Alpha CSU PodcastIntro to CSU CMITNate & Joel share about the CMIT program at CSU with Q&A at the end. For slides that go along with this audio Click Here2024-11-191h 02
AppliedAI and Academic Integrity, featuring Dr. Joseph BrownIn this episode, we talk with CSU’s Director of Academic Integrity about what the future might look like as an increasing number of college students use artificial intelligence. Will AI use among students become normalized and accepted by faculty? When should using AI be allowed and when should it not be? We explore these questions and more in the episode. Learn more about TILT at CSU: https://tilt.colostate.edu/ Learn more about academic integrity at CSU: https://tilt.colostate.edu/integrity/ The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence with Dr. Matthew DeCamp (presentation): ht...2024-10-211h 00
Tune Into NatureSustainable Spokes: Biking Culture in Fort CollinsJoin Anna Hall for a special episode of Tune Into Nature as we explore the dynamic biking culture at Colorado State University and in Fort Collins!Biking is a key part of life both on campus and in the city, and there’s so much to discover. Luckily, we have Anna to guide us through the essentials of biking in this vibrant community.In this episode, we’ll cover:The city’s plans for enhancing biking infrastructureHow to find affordable bikes on campusTips for mainta...2024-10-0829 min
Sustainable Hero Talks9. De eerste dinsdag van september is Duurzame DinsdagIn deze aflevering blikt Niels van Geenhuizen, Manager Duurzaamheid bij CSU, vooruit naar Nationale Duurzame Dinsdag, het jaarlijkse evenement dat duurzame initiatieven vanuit het hele land in de schijnwerpers zet. In gesprek met Rinske van Noortwijk, director bij GreenWish, zoomen zij in op hoe deze dag de impact van duurzaamheidsinitiatieven vergroot, hoe politiek wordt betrokken, welke trends worden gezien en welke innovatieve ideeën kans maken op duurzaamheidsprijzen. Een gesprek over hoe duurzaamheid écht in beweging komt. Relevant voor iedereen actief binnen binnen facilitair management, maar met name voor iedereen: Beluister deze aflevering, laat je inspireren en...2024-08-3033 min
Health and Human Science MattersCSU College of Health and Human Sciences 2024 Dean's Fellows | Promoting wellness through Ph.D. researchOn the season six premiere of Health and Human Science Matters, Matt and Avery sit down with Ph.D. candidates and 2024 CHHS Dean’s Doctoral Fellowship recipients, Ross Atkinson from the School of Education, Maureen Walsh from the Department of Health and Exercise Science, and Megan Moran from the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at Colorado State University.The doctoral students share how they discovered their passion for their areas of research, their journeys to CSU, and their aspirations to make a positive impact on people's lives through their work.Learn more about the...2024-08-3036 minAppliedEntrepreneurship Should be for Everyone, with Mark SchreiberIn this episode, we talk entrepreneurship, risk, education, design thinking (also called human-centered design), and much more. For more learning opportunities, visit CSU’s Institute for Entrepreneurship, which offers programs like Venture Validator and the Student Venture Accelerator. For post-grad continuing education, be sure to check out CSU’s online graduate certificate in Human-Centered Design Thinking.2024-06-2851 minAppliedHow to Get Started with Sustainable Landscaping in Colorado, with Deryn DavidsonIn this episode, we talk about sustainable landscaping, native plants, soil, mulch, water conservation, xeriscaping, and more with CSU Extension State Specialist Deryn Davidson. If you would like more information on these topics, you can find more than 100 related articles on the CSU Extension website. 2024-06-1332 minAppliedAI, Data Centers, Energy, and Environmental Impact, with Dr. Sudeep PasrichaIn this episode, we hear from Dr. Sudeep Pasricha, a professor with joint appointments in the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer Science, and Systems Engineering at CSU. Dr. Pasricha is also Director of the Embedded, High Performance, and Intelligent Computing Lab (EPIC). We discuss the rapid ongoing evolution of artificial intelligence, especially as it pertains to computer engineering, data centers, energy, sustainability, and AI ethics. Related articles from Dr. Pasricha and colleagues: “SHIELD: Sustainable Hybrid Evolutionary Learning Framework for Carbon, Wastewater, and Energy-Aware Data Center Management” | S. Qi, D. Milojicic, C. Bash, S. Pasr...2024-05-1642 minSustainable Hero Talks8. Innovatieve ideeën voor een duurzame werkomgevingOp de werkvloer lijkt één plek bijzonder lastig te zijn om te verduurzamen: het toilet. In deze aflevering gaat Niels van Geenhuizen in gesprek met drie ondernemers die innovatieve, chemievrije oplossingen hebben ontwikkeld. Joseph Nickisch (Bamboi) deelt zijn verhaal over plastic- en chemievrij bamboetoiletpapier. Dennis Luijten (BubbleFlush) onthult hoe hij op het idee kwam van BubbleFlush, een ultrasonische toiletreiniger. En tot slot vertelt Marco Vegers (Wecovi) over het innovatieve schoonmaaksysteem Tersano, dat leidingwater omzet in ozonwater.Een inspirerend gesprek over purpose, ondernemerschap én anders durven denken en doen.Host:- Niels van...2024-05-0232 minSustainable Hero Talks7. Hoe maken circulaire middelen jouw werkplek duurzamer?Naar schatting gebruikt de Nederlandse schoonmaaksector in totaal jaarlijks 60 miljard handschoenen - medische handschoenen niet meegerekend. Ontdek hoe circulaire producten zoals handschoenen, kleding en zeepdispensers bijdragen aan een duurzamere werkplek. Niels van Geenhuizen gaat met Thijs Groenen (Gloovy Eco Gloves), Trix van Halder (Schijvens Corporate Fashion) en Marcel Magermans (LESSEAU) in gesprek over hun innovatieve oplossingen die CSU ook gebruikt in de dagelijkse praktijk. Laat je inspireren door de verhalen achter deze producten én leer waar jij winst kunt behalen als het gaat om middelen- en materiaalgebruik. Host:- Nie...2024-05-0229 minSustainable Hero Talks6. Van afval naar stijl: upcycling in kantoorinrichtingOntdek de kunst van upcycling in deze zesde aflevering van de Sustainable Hero Talks Podcast. Het is namelijk helemaal niet moeilijk om een kantoorruimte te creëren die zowel duurzaam als stijlvol is. Janneke Leenaars (Interface), Lizzy Stuyfzand (Koninklijke Ahrend) en Jaytee van Veen (Rever Interieurprojecten), verkennen innovatieve mogelijkheden om materiaal te hergebruiken, samen met host Niels van Geenhuizen. Benieuwd welke stappen je kunt zetten in je eigen kantooromgeving? Doe inspiratie op en laat je bijpraten over de laatste trends en toekomstige ontwikkelingen. Host:- Niels van Geenhuizen, Manager Duurzaamheid bij CSUG...2024-05-0232 minSustainable Hero Talks5. Duurzame schoonmaak: waar hebben we het over?Duurzame schoonmaak gaat veel verder dan alleen het gebruik van milieuvriendelijke schoonmaakmiddelen. In deze aflevering duikt Niels van Geenhuizen in de vele kansen en mogelijkheden om schoonmaakprocessen te verduurzamen. Waarom is duurzaam schoonmaken zo belangrijk, en welke voordelen levert dit op? Een interessante discussie over milieu-impact, sociale verantwoordelijkheid en de toegevoegde waarde van duurzaam schoonmaken voor bedrijven. Met waardevolle inzichten door Alexander Swagers (Schoonmakend Nederland) en Douwe Driehuis (ISS Facility Services). Beluister deze aflevering voor een verfrissende blik op duurzaam schoonmaken én praktische tips die je morgen al kunt toepassen. Host:2024-05-0232 minSustainable Hero Talks4. Smaakvol duurzaam: verantwoorde cateringIn deze aflevering duikt Niels van Geenhuizen in de ontwikkelingen van duurzame catering. Hij gaat in gesprek met Petro Blesing (CateringCreators) en Collin Schoonens (Albron), twee voorlopers in de sector. Samen bespreken ze hoe innovatieve benaderingen bijdragen aan een duurzame bedrijfscultuur: van lokale samenwerkingen en afvalreductie-initiatieven tot het aanbieden van gezonde, plantaardige menu-opties. In deze aflevering hoor je praktische tips over hoe je de cateringdiensten binnen jouw organisatie kunt verduurzamen en inzichten in het bevorderen van een milieuvriendelijk en gezond voedingsaanbod. Host:- Niels van Geenhuizen, Manager Duurzaamheid bij CS...2024-05-0232 minSustainable Hero Talks3. Hoe richt je duurzame afvalinzameling in?Afval inzamelen kan vaak vele malen slimmer en duurzamer. Wat zijn de uitdagingen en waar liggen kansen? Niels van Geenhuizen gaat met zijn gasten in gesprek over hoe afvalinzameling kan bijdragen aan duurzaamheidsdoelen, zowel op milieugebied als in termen van menselijke impact. Een boeiend gesprek met waardevolle inzichten door Willem Sterkenburg (Renewi), Oscar Peterson (Milieu Service Nederland) en Marise Pieters (CSU). Laat je bijpraten over de nieuwste strategieën voor afvalverwerking en krijg tips die je direct toe kunt passen voor een groenere toekomst van jouw organisatie. Host:- Niels van Geenhui...2024-05-0231 minSustainable Hero Talks2. Gaan mobiliteit en werkplek hand in hand?In een tijd waar thuiswerken steeds gangbaarder wordt, is het belangrijk om stil te staan bij de synergie tussen de werkplek en mobiliteit. Niels van Geenhuizen gaat in gesprek met Hugo Houppermans (Anders Reizen) en Joris Smulders (Fynch Mobility). Ze bespreken de impact van werklocatiekeuzes op duurzame mobiliteit én hoe je groenere reisopties kan stimuleren met beleid. Beluister de aflevering voor waardevolle inzichten over de uitdagingen van thuiswerken, de rol van locatie in duurzaam reizen en hoe je succesvol een duurzaamheidsbeleid implementeert. Host:- Niels van Geenhuizen, Manager Duurzaamheid bij...2024-05-0232 minSustainable Hero Talks1. Duurzaam aanbesteden: een zegen of een vloek?In deze eerste aflevering verkent Niels van Geenhuizen de complexiteit van duurzaam aanbesteden binnen de facilitaire sector. Hij gaat in gesprek met Jack Stuifbergen (Breedweer) en krijgt inbreng van Gilinde van Geldrop (Vanderlande). Waar lopen organisaties tegenaan en hoe kan een duurzame focus leiden tot meer succesvolle aanbestedingen? En hoe definieer je maatschappelijk rendement als gunningscriteria? Een boeiende discussie over de overgang naar meer sociale en milieuvriendelijke aanbestedingsprocessen. Beluister deze aflevering voor tips over milieuvriendelijke aanbestedingsprocessen en praktische tips om duurzaamheid te integreren in je organisatie. Host:- Niels van...2024-05-0227 minAppliedAn Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure, featuring Dr. Nate RiggsIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Nate Riggs about the interdisciplinary field of prevention science and how it has evolved to help reduce risk factors (and enhance protective factors) to improve the health and well-being of individuals (especially youth), families, and entire communities.Learn more about CSU's online Prevention Science Practice Master's Degree or the online Prevention Program Planning and Evaluation Graduate Certificate. You can also find information at the CSU Prevention Research Center.2024-04-0539 min
Health and Human Science MattersCSU President Amy Parsons | The value of the land grant university, and the role of democracy in educationColorado State University’s 16th President Amy Parsons joins Matt and Avery to discuss her journey from studying political science as an undergraduate at CSU and pursuing her law degree, to becoming the university’s president.During the conversation, President Parsons emphasized the importance of CSU as a modern land-grant university and its role to serve students, faculty, staff, and our communities in Colorado while cultivating an engaging atmosphere for connection, democracy, expression, and intellectual curiosity.Get to know more about President Parsons on her bio page. Also, learn about the "Democracy and Higher Education: A Pr...2024-04-0530 min
Health and Human Science MattersCSU College of Health and Human Sciences Dean's Fellows | Pursuing Ph.D.s to improve livesOn this special episode of Health and Human Science Matters, Matt and Avery sit down with Ph.D. candidates and CHHS Dean’s Doctoral Fellowship recipients, Mohammad Teymouri from the Department of Construction Management, Elliot Graham from the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition, and Heidi Tseng from the Department of Human Development and Family Studies.The three doctoral students share their journeys to Colorado State University, what it's like to pursue a Ph.D., and the impact they hope to have with their research.Learn more about the CHHS Dean's Fellowship and the fell...2024-03-2236 min
Stadtratsch - der politische Podcast aus Straubing#13 - Bericht aus dem Stadtrat | Pro & Kontra für Bahnunterführung | Max Naber & Uli SchultesIn der aktuellen Folge unseres Podcasts unterhält sich Stadträtin und Podcast-Moderatorin Katharina Dilger mit ihren Stadtratskollegen Max Naber und Ulrich Schultes über die geplante Rad- und Fußgängerunterführung an der Bahnstrecke beim Otto-von-Dandl-Ring.
Es handelt sich um ein kontrovers diskutiertes Thema innerhalb der Fraktion, wobei es unterschiedliche Meinungen gibt. In einer Pro- und Kontra-Diskussion erörtern die Kollegen ihre Standpunkte und begründen, warum sie sich für oder gegen das Projekt ausgesprochen haben.
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Schreibt uns per Mail: podcast@csu-frakt...2024-03-1421 minAppliedWhy There’s No Formula for DEI Work, Part 1, feat. Dr. Eric IshiwataIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Eric Ishiwata about his approach to better understanding and implementing DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) in both workplaces and communities. Ishiwata is an Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies at CSU and Director of DEI for the Office of Engagement and Extension at CSU.Tune in for Part 2 (coming Feb. 21), when we speak with both Dr. Ishiwata and Dr. Ray Black, Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies and African American studies at CSU. Dr. Black’s work focuses on how students of color succeed.2024-02-0854 minStadtratsch - der politische Podcast aus Straubing#9 - Haushalt 2024: Herausforderungen für StraubingIn dieser Folge haben wir den Fraktionsvorsitzenden der CSU, Holger Frischhut, zu Gast, um über den Haushalt 2024 zu sprechen. Wir sprechen über Herausforderungen und Chancen, die dieser Haushalt für Straubing mit sich bringt. Von der Finanzierung des Rathausbaus bis zur Sicherheit der Bürger und den sozialen Belangen der Stadt - Holger Frischhut gibt uns einen spannenden Einblick in die Themen, die Straubing bewegen.
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www.csu-fraktion-straubing.de2023-11-2320 minTune Into NatureTransitioning Seasons: Reflecting on Summer and Anticipating Fall at Warner CollegeJoin Anna in a thoughtful exploration of Warner College's recent summer highlights and an insightful look ahead to the exciting events shaping the upcoming fall semester in Fort Collins. From engaging summer internships to the dynamic orientation experience, Anna guides you through it all. Also, get an exclusive sneak peek into the much-awaited Fall Picnic. This isn't just news – it's an authentic Warner experience you won't want to miss. Tune in and stay connected to the rhythm of nature at Warner College.Explore CSU: https://admissions.colostate.edu/visits-events/explore-csu/O.P.E.N. Fort Co...2023-08-3010 minStadtratsch - der politische Podcast aus Straubing#2 - Kinderspielplätze in Straubing - Budgeterhöhung, Jugendbeteiligung und InklusionIn dieser Episode des "Stadtratsch - der politische Podcast aus Straubing" haben wir ein wichtiges Anliegen im Fokus: die Kinderspielplätze in Straubing. Unser Gast ist Katharina Dilger, Stadträtin der CSU und Verwaltungsrätin für Kindertageseinrichtungen und Spielplätze.
Katharina Dilger gibt Einblick in die über 50 Spielplätze, die in Straubing zur Verfügung stehen. Sie erläutert uns ihre Bemühungen, das Budget für diese Spielplätze zu erhöhen. Durch ihren Antrag konnte das Budget im Haushalt auf 200.000 Euro verdoppelt werden, um die Spielplätze auszubauen, Instand halten und zu optimieren.
Ein weiteres Anliegen von Katharina...2023-06-1609 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Rick Miranda on the past, present, and future of Colorado State UniversityIn the season four premiere of Health and Human Science Matters, CSU interim executive vice president, Dr. Rick Miranda, joins Matt and Avery to discuss his 40-year career at Colorado State University and the university's bright future.Chronicling his time as a professor in CSU's Department of Mathematics in the 1980s up to his appointment as the university's interim president in 2022, discover how Dr. Miranda has championed research and interdisciplinary partnership during his journey through academia and administration.2023-03-0344 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Tom LaRocca talks healthspan research, skiing, and healthy agingDr. Tom LaRocca, assistant professor in CSU's Department of Health and Exercise Science and director of the Healthspan Biology Lab at CSU, sits down with co-hosts Matt and Avery to discuss his journey from teaching high school chemistry to becoming a healthspan researcher. Dr. LaRocca addresses neurodegenerative diseases like ALS and Alzheimer’s through his research.To learn more about Dr. LaRocca, visit his bio page! 2022-11-0439 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Jaclyn Stephens on neuroscience, yoga, and concussion researchDr. Jaclyn Stephens, assistant professor in CSU's Department of Occupational Therapy, sits down with co-hosts Matt and Avery to discuss her academic journey and how she combines her neuroscience studies and occupational therapy training to support individuals with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). She also discusses the department's big plans at CSU's new Spur campus in Denver, Colorado.To learn more about Dr. Stephens, visit her bio page!2022-10-2149 min
The CSU Masters of Extension Education PodcastCampus Connections- The Land Grant Mission at WorkHow do we see the Land Grant Mission at work through Extension? Listen in as Jonathan Cable provides some thoughts and resources on how Extension continues to tackle tough questions, bridge divides, and provide resources- all while serving the local community.
Some resources mentioned in today's podcast:
[Land Grant Mission] A video from CSU Engagement- For more on the History of Land Grant Universities and CSU Extension
[Service] Service in Rural Colorado- Expanding Rural Engagement through CSU
[Education] Campus.extension.org- Webinars and research resources from across the Extension system for yo...2022-10-0320 min
Chi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 9This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 03/23/22.2022-03-2641 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 9This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 03/23/22.2022-03-2641 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Vincent Basile on decriminalizing students of color, Hip-Hop, and connecting through cultureDr. Vincent Basile, faculty in CSU’s School of Education and the co-director of CSU's RISE Center, discusses his unconventional journey to becoming a tenured professor, his love of Hip-Hop culture, and his important research on the decriminalization of students of color.To learn more about Dr. Basile, check out his bio page!2022-03-2546 minHealth and Human Science MattersDr. Sue VandeWoude talks CSU's One Health Institute, disease research, and veterinary scienceColorado State University One Health Institute Director and University Distinguished Professor, Dr. Sue VandeWoude, discusses her research journey through veterinary medicine and the mission of the One Health Institute to advance health for humans, animals, and the environment.To learn more about Dr. VandeWoude, visit her webpage!2022-03-2537 minHealth and Human Science MattersReagan Miller talks mental health in teens, mindfulness, and self-compassionReagan Miller, a Ph.D. student in CSU’s Department of Human Development and Family Studies, talks with hosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin about being one of the inaugural Dean’s Fellows of the College and her research on mindfulness to help adolescents cope with stress and trauma.To learn more about Reagan, visit her bio page!2022-03-2528 minHealth and Human Science MattersDr. Paula Yuma on closing the health gap, social work, and outreachDr. Paula Yuma, a faculty member in CSU’s School of Social Work and Director of the Center for Lifelong Learning, Outreach, and Education (CLOE), discusses her research on "closing the health gap" through social work, and increasing equity and access of resources for all.To learn more about Dr. Yuma, visit her bio page!2022-03-2537 min
Health and Human Science MattersS2 E07 | Dr. Vincent Basile on decriminalizing students of color, Hip-Hop, and connecting through cultureDr. Vincent Basile, faculty in CSU’s School of Education and the co-director of CSU's RISE Center, discusses his unconventional journey to becoming a tenured professor, his love of Hip-Hop culture, and his important research on the decriminalization of students of color.To learn more about Dr. Basile, check out his bio page!2022-03-2546 minHealth and Human Science MattersDr. Patti Davies talks music therapy and serving children with neurodevelopmental disordersDr. Patti Davies from CSU’s Department of Occupational Therapy discusses her research on children with neurodevelopmental disorders such as ADHD and autism, and how music therapy can help them develop, grow, and thrive.To learn more about Dr. Davies, visit her bio page!2022-03-2533 minHealth and Human Science MattersDr. Gloria Luong on stress research, climbing, and how stress changes as we ageDr. Gloria Luong from CSU's Department of Human Development and Family Studies discusses her research on stressor-health links and how emotion regulation and coping capacities may modify these links across the lifespan; and her path to becoming a professor.To learn more about Dr. Luong, visit her bio page!2022-03-2537 minHealth and Human Science MattersDr. Heather Leach talks exercise as medicine, cancer research, and NASADr. Heather Leach from CSU’s Department of Health and Exercise Science discusses her research on the physical and psychosocial benefits of physical activity for cancer survivors and other chronic disease populations, and how a rare opportunity changed the trajectory of her career!To learn more about Dr. Leach, visit her bio page!2022-03-2537 minHealth and Human Science MattersDr. Chris Melby on nutrition research, mountaineering, and mentorshipIn a rich conversation between long-time friends, host Matt Hickey talks with Dr. Chris Melby of CSU's Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition about Melby's research in human nutrition, their shared excursions climbing the world's tallest mountains and the importance of being a good mentor.To learn more about Dr. Melby, visit his bio page!2022-03-2542 minHealth and Human Science MattersDr. Laura Malinin on creativity, architecture, and design thinkingDr. Laura Malinin, faculty in CSU’s Department of Design and Merchandising and director of the Nancy Richardson Design Center, talks about her research on creativity, her career transition from the architecture industry to the classroom, and CSU's creative hub: the Richardson Design Center.To learn more about Dr. Malinin, visit her bio page!2022-03-2535 minHealth and Human Science MattersDr. Rodolfo Valdes Vasquez talks construction research, Panama City, and diversityDr. Rodolfo Valdes Vasquez of CSU’s Department of Construction Management talks about his journey as a first-generation college graduate from Panama and his passion for sustainable design and construction.To learn more about Dr. Valdes Vasquez, visit his bio page!2022-03-2544 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 8This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 03/09/22.2022-03-1032 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 8This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 03/09/22.2022-03-1032 minTune Into NatureFelix at Field CampThe Geology Summer Field Camp at CSU is an immersive capstone course that focuses on geological field studies. Students study the course throughout Colorado and New Mexico. Felix Diaz, a 4th year international student from Panama studying Hydrogeology, reflects the on the completion of the field course. His experiences included: geological mapping, hiking and community building with classmates.Learn more about our Geology major to develop and apply state-of-the-art scientific understanding, technologies, and methods.2022-03-0420 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 7This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 03/02/22.2022-03-0349 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 7This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 03/02/22.2022-03-0349 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 6This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 02/23/22.2022-02-2452 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 4-5This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 02/16/22.2022-02-2238 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 3This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 02/09/22.2022-02-1228 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastDaniel 1This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 02/02/22.2022-02-1240 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastHoly Spirit Dig-In Fall 2021This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Holy Spirit Dig-In that was recorded on 12/02/2021.2021-12-071h 26Chi Alpha CSU PodcastRelationships - Healthy/Unhealthy and PanelThis is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 12/01/21.2021-12-071h 07
Herzkammer aufs Ohr - der Podcast der CSU im LandtagSpezial: 75 Jahre CSU-Fraktion im Bayerischen Landtag
Früher war alles besser? Oder besser gefragt: Was ist heute anders als damals? In unserem Jubiläumspodcast zu 75 Jahren CSU-Fraktion sprechen die ehemaligen Vorsitzenden Christa Stewens und Alois Glück mit dem aktuellen Amtsinhaber Thomas Kreuzer über hitzige Klausurtagungen, knifflige Personalentscheidungen und ihre persönliche Balance zwischen Beruflichem und Privatem. Und es ist Zeit für ein Quiz über 75 Jahre Fraktionsgeschichte. Hätten Sie die Antworten gewusst?2021-12-0350 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastRelationships - WomanhoodThis is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 11/17/21.2021-11-2825 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastMissions Night 2This is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 11/03/21.2021-11-2838 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Tiffany Weir on the microbiome, farming, and pathologyHosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin hear from Dr. Tiffany Weir of CSU’s Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition about her interdisciplinary experience researching gut health and her hobbies of farming and foraging.To learn more about Dr. Weir, visit her bio page!2021-11-1941 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Sami Brown on social work, hiking, and NIH grantsCSU School of Social Work faculty member Dr. Sami Brown shares her experience studying stress biomarkers for at-risk families and her love for the outdoors and restaurant touring with hosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin.To learn more about Dr. Brown, visit her bio page!2021-11-1927 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Chris Harper talks construction management, parenthood, and team buildingCSU Department of Construction Management professor Dr. Chris Harper discusses the unconventional path to his Ph.D., the joys of parenthood, and optimizing processes within construction projects with hosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin.To learn more about Dr. Harper, visit his bio page!2021-11-1947 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Arlene Schmid on occupational therapy, Hawaii, and yogaHosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin converse with CSU Department of Occupational Therapy faculty member Dr. Arlene Schmid who shares how she combined her passions for yoga and occupational therapy to develop innovative and healthy forms of rehabilitation for people with brain injuries.To learn more about Dr. Schmid, visit her bio page!2021-11-1935 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Jill Zarestky talks higher education, knitting, and CSU ExtensionDr. Jill Zarestky, a faculty member in CSU’s School of Education, speaks with hosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin about how she admires the work of CSU Extension agents, her career in mathematics education, and how she hopes to restructure traditional learning models to better suit students.To learn more about Dr. Zarestky, visit her bio page!2021-11-1935 minTune Into NatureBuilding Community Drop by DropIndigenous lands are immensely important in the past, present, and future of environmental stewardship. Join us to meet Sierra Klemme, a Watershed Science major who identifies as Dine, or more commonly known as Navajo, speak on her leadership experiences in Warner College, the Outdoor Program, and CSU’s Native American Cultural Center.Additional Resources: Warner College’s Diversity and Inclusion ProgramText Your Location to 907-312-5085 and find out what Indigenous lands are local to you.2021-11-1921 min
Health and Human Science MattersAly Cavalier talks healthspan biology, cats, and fellowshipsAly Cavalier, a Ph.D. student in CSU’s Department of Health and Exercise Science, talks with hosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin about being one of the inaugural Dean’s Fellows of the College, her adoration of cats, and her research in Dr. Tom LaRocca’s lab studying neurodegenerative diseases.To learn more about Aly and her research, check out this story!2021-11-1937 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Neha Lodha talks neuroscience, dance, and driving simulatorsHosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin speak with CSU Department of Health and Exercise Science assistant professor, Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation lab director, and faculty member in the interdisciplinary School of Biomedical Engineering, Dr. Neha Lodha about her work that unites her previous field of engineering with her current neuroscience studies.To learn more about Dr. Lodha, visit her bio page!2021-11-1933 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Sonali Diddi on sustainable fashion, spicy food, and the land-grant mission Hosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin converse with Dr. Sonali Diddi, associate professor in CSU’s Department of Design and Merchandising, about her affinities for spicy cuisines, sustainability, and the importance of sharing knowledge.To learn more about Dr. Diddi, visit her bio page!2021-11-1929 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Manfred Diehl talks healthy aging, the arts, and mentorshipIn a rich conversation, University Distinguished Professor Dr. Manfred Diehl shares his personal and professional journey with hosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin. Dr. Diehl discusses his research in CSU’s Department of Human Development and Family Studies, his international journey through higher education, and the importance of being a mentor.To learn more about Dr. Diehl, visit his bio page!2021-11-1945 min
Health and Human Science MattersDr. Lise Youngblade talks psychology, music, and leadershipHosts Matt Hickey and Avery Martin sit down with Dr. Lise Youngblade, Dean of CSU’s College of Health and Human Sciences, to discuss her career in research and leadership, her passions for music and storytelling, and her vision for the College.To learn more about Dr. Youngblade, visit her bio page!2021-11-1941 min
Charles Sturt EdX 2021 - Podcast SubmissionsGirls Day Out in STEM - from 2019, 20 and following on to 2021 (Dr Kylie Press & Petriea Skitek)Join Doctor Kylie Press and Petriea Skitek (Innovator behind the Girls Day Out in STEM movement and more!). As the Managing Director for KP International Group Pty Ltd, Petriea is an advocate for national science week events aimed at inspiring stage 3 & 4 girls to consider careers in STEM. Her movement: Girls Day Out in STEM has involved an on-campus CSU Port Macquarie event in 2019, followed by an equivalent online event in 2020. And in 2021, this evolved into an online google ‘Machine Learning Bake Off’ event. Petriea is focused on possible future events in collaboration with CSU and other universities, and welcomes the...2021-11-1533 minChi Alpha CSU PodcastMissions NightThis is a recording of CSU Chi Alpha's Outpost service recorded on 10/27/21.2021-11-1541 minCharles Sturt EdX 2021 - Podcast SubmissionsPivoting Practicum in the Master of Speech Pathology (Hopf et al.)The Charles Sturt University (CSU) Master of Speech Pathology (MaSP) is a minimum three-year blended course with currently over 200 students enrolled. It is the only blended offering of a speech pathology degree in Australia where students graduate with eligibility to join Speech Pathology Australia (SPA). Completion of the MaSP requires that the distance students attend the Albury campus for five residential schools (one in first year, four in 2nd year) and three specialist clinics (all in third year). In addition, students complete 75 days of work-integrated learning split over three clinical blocks. All other learning is completed online. Course accreditation...2021-11-0324 minTune Into NatureHuman Dimensions: A Graveyard SmashJoin Becky and Kelley as they connect with Grace Evans, a Human Dimensions of Natural Resources student in Warner College. Listen to Grace share her experiences in the major, leadership roles in student organizations at CSU, and tricks and treats for a more sustainable Halloween.2021-10-2830 min
All Things STEMCritical Race Theory in EducationCritical Race Theory (CRT) has become a topic of fierce political debate in the US and has most prominently played out in public school districts as parents, teachers, and school administrators grapple with how to teach race, discrimination, and inequality in the classroom. In today's episode, we discuss these issues with Dr. Gabriela Chavira, a Professor of Psychology and NIH BUILD Principal Investigator at California State University, Northridge. We also discuss how CRT is a tool to enhance CSU STEM programs and research.
2021-08-1335 minTune Into NatureCampfire Conversations: “The spark has been lit…”Join Warner College Student Ambassadors talk about how their spark got lit in natural resources. From childhood stories to moments that have shaped them at CSU, these current students talk about where they have been and where they hope to go. This is where Campfire Conversations meets Tune into Nature, hear what it is like to be a Warner Ram!2021-06-1633 minTune Into NatureRewriting the Script for More DialogueCSU and Warner College are committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment for students of all identities, but what does that look like in practice? Becky and Kelley sit down with Warner’s Director of Diversity and Inclusion, Dr. Rickey Frierson, to pick his brain about the college’s efforts with Diversity to create space for community and a sense of belonging. Rickey also discusses how diversity and inclusion engagement has been impacted by the virtual setting of COVID-19 and how people can educate themselves during times with less in-person interaction.2021-06-1637 min
Herzkammer aufs Ohr - der Podcast der CSU im LandtagSpezial: Transparenzoffensive der CSU-FraktionEckpunkte für neues Abgeordnetengesetz erarbeitet
Mehr Transparenz und Klarheit - das wollen wir mit neuen Verhaltensregeln für Abgeordnete erreichen. Unser stellvertretender Fraktionsvorsitzender Prof. Winfried Bausback erklärt im Gespräch mit Barbara Becker die beschlossenen Eckpunkte.2021-05-1213 minAll Things STEMHealth Disparities Among Communities of Color During COVID-19Listen to our conversation with CSULA’s Public Health Professor, Dr. Melanie Sabado-Liwag, as we take a deep dive into the ongoing health disparities within communities of color. We discuss these disparities during the COVID-19 pandemic, the serious ramifications that may lie ahead, and how this impacts the CSU campuses post COVID-19.
2021-03-2155 min
Herzkammer aufs Ohr - der Podcast der CSU im LandtagFolge 10: Bayern und Sachsen im Corona-VergleichWährend es im Frühjahr 2020 in Bayern die höchsten Corona-Werte gab, erreichten die Infektionszahlen bei der zweiten Welle in Sachsen traurige Rekordwerte. Wie kämpfen beide Freistaaten gegen das Virus? Wer hat was gemacht - und hat es funktioniert oder nicht?
Darüber sprechen wir mit den Spitzen der beiden Regierungsfraktionen in München und Dresden: Thomas Kreuzer (CSU) und Christian Hartmann (CDU). Wir fragen beide auch, wie schwer es ist, Lockdown-Maßnahmen mit zu beschließen und wie die Stimmung im jeweiligen Land ist.2021-02-1157 min
All Things STEMAll Things STEM TrailerOn this show we will explore all things STEM. Most importantly we will highlight the incredible work of our CSU STEM faculty, students, staff, administrators and programs. Start listening January 11, 2021 and join us on this STEM journey and listen to the incredible stories and research our California State Universities are doing.
All things STEM-NET podcast Host is Dr. Frank Gomez, Executive Director of the STEM-NET affinity group within the California State University system.2020-12-1700 min
Herzkammer aufs Ohr - der Podcast der CSU im LandtagFolge 8 mit Jens SpahnDer Bundesgesundheitsminister im Gespräch mit CSU-Fraktionschef Thomas Kreuzer
Über die bevorstehenden Impfungen und das EU-Zulassungsverfahren sagt der Bundesgesundheitsminister;
„In einer solchen Zeit, eine begründete Zuversicht auf einen Impfstoff im nächsten Jahr zu haben, – nicht nur ein Pfeifen im Wald oder ‚vielleicht‘ – das gibt ja auch Kraft!“. „Der Impfstoff ist sozusagen das entscheidende Werkzeug, um dieses Virus zu beherrschen. Es wird ja dableiben: So ein Virus, wenn es einmal da ist, bleibt da. Wir müssen es nur unter Kontrolle bringen wie wir auch die Masern oder Windpocken unter Kontrolle gebracht haben.“2020-12-1037 min
Buccaneer InsiderBuccaneer Insider - November 19th, 2020This week on Insider Anna and Nick take to the diamond to talk to baseball newcomer Houston Parker about what brought him to CSU, his impressions of Charleston Southern, and his home gym.2020-11-1900 min
Charles Sturt StoriesGirls Day Out in STEM - Dr Kylie PressIn this episode, we catch up with Dr Kylie Press from the CSU Pt Macquarie campus. Kylie shares with us her recent experience with the annual Girls Day Out in STEM event for local school students in the region, including how COVID19 had forced some significant changes on the logistics for the day. 2020-11-1711 minCharles Sturt StoriesGoing Beyond: Learning from collective voices, informing safer spaces (Lewis, Robinson, Skinner, Hill, Bilton, O'Shea, Stenlake)The purpose of this Podcast is to discuss and reinforce the increasing emphasis on the need for cultural safety, which has become increasingly evident amidst the global Covid-19 pandemic and the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement. A critical reflection on the meaning of cultural safety is timely for all staff across the institution and particularly in the context of conversations, collaboration and relationships in online spaces.
Grounded in survey research from 101 health and social care academics across 15 disciplines in 2019, two of the emergent sub-themes highlight cultural safety issues: ‘institutional racism and a lack of institutional support’ and ‘the lack of a...2020-11-1712 minCharles Sturt StoriesUsing Charles Sturt's Radio Expertise to Support Podcasting (Cameron, Van Heekeren, O'Connor & Wotzko)This podcast builds on ideas developed through a learning and teaching project more than a decade ago that explored the potential for podcasting as a learning and teaching tool at Charles Sturt. The 2010 Scholarship in Teaching project was titled 'Lessons from the "explaining voice": Radio broadcasting as a model for effective and distinctive educational podcasting'. It considered ways in which Faculty and Division staff on all campuses might work more closely with the University's Bathurst-based radio station 2MCE-FM to develop an engaging and effective educational podcasting model for Charles Sturt. As Charles Sturt undergoes significant transformation in 2020, with a...2020-11-1658 minBuccaneer InsiderQuick Hits with Anna Witte - Christian MaggioIf you've seen baseball's Pencil Talk, then you know Christian Maggio. He joins Quick Hits with Anna Witte this week and talks about his internship with CSU Sports, his role in SAAC, and the team goals for the season.2020-10-2000 minBuccaneer InsiderBuccaneer Insider - October 15th, 2020On the latest Buccaneer Insider Anna and Killian sit back down with Charleston Southern Athletic Director Jeff Barber to catch up on the state of CSU athletics.2020-10-1500 minCharles Sturt StoriesTommy Griffiths - Future Moves and COVID (DSS)In this episode we meet the Tommy Griffiths from the Future Moves team, unpacking the changes that 2020 has had upon the normally face-face community engagement program.
To talk to Future Moves about how to get involved in some of their workshops, talk about creating engaging online content, and showcasing your course, contact: futuremoves@csu.edu.au
Instagram: @futuremoves.csu
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/csufuturemoves2020-10-1516 minBuccaneer InsiderQuick Hits with Anna Witte - Caitlyn EttienneHear how CSU track and field athlete Caitlyn Ettienne made both happen for her school on this week's episode of Quick Hits with Anna Witte.2020-10-1300 minCharles Sturt StoriesProfessional Learning and Cabana (Prue Gonzalez & Lachlan Kalache)In this episode we catch up with Prue Gonzalez, Academic Lead (FoS) and intrepid purveyor of professional development workshops throughout 2020. Prue and Lachlan recount some of their pre-csu life experiences and unpack their feelings around building substantial blocks of PD in the online learning and teaching space. 2020-10-0924 minBuccaneer InsiderBuccaneer Insider - September 24th, 2020On a beautiful Charleston day, Anna Witte and Killian McClatchey keep it outside to talk to track star, and CSU all time great, Caroline Edmonson.2020-09-2419 minBuccaneer InsiderBuccaneer Insider - September 17th, 2020In the latest Buccaneer Insider Anna Witte and Killian McClatchey take a seat with star DE Nick Salley to talk CSU, football, COVID and life after graduation.2020-09-1721 minBuccaneer InsiderQuick Hits with Anna Witte - Rachel FeggelerThis week Anna Witte sits down with SAAC Vice President Rachel Feggeler to discuss what it's like working with other teams beyond her own, CSU Volleyball.2020-09-1516 minBuccaneer InsiderQuick Hits with Anna Witte - Tiffany PyritzA new show from CSU Sports, host Anna Witte sits down with SAAC President and tennis player Tiffany Pyritz.2020-09-0820 minBuccaneer InsiderBuccaneer Insider - July 30th, 2020This week's Buccaneer Insider, brought to you by East Bay Deli, goes off the beaten path as they interview the CSU marching band Dr. Nicholas Holland and catch up with the other voice of the Bucs John Peters.2020-07-3054 minBuccaneer InsiderBuccaneer Insider - July 23rd, 2020We come back to sports, as sports returns, on the newest Buccaneer Insider brought to you by East Bay Deli! Baseball returns so we sit down with former MLB player, and current CSU baseball assistant, Matt den Dekker. We also catch up with men's basketball assistant head coach Tee Butters.2020-07-2349 minBuccaneer InsiderBuccaneer Insider - June 18th, 2020It's alumni week on Buccaneer Insider, brought to you by East Bay Deli! The gang speak to former CSU baseball player Chris Singleton about his new book "Different" and catch up with ACC Network host, and former women's soccer player, Kelsey Riggs.2020-06-1847 min
Buccaneer InsiderBuccaneer Insider - April 23rd, 2020It's the debut of Buccaneer Insider, brought to you by East Bay Deli! Hosts Killian McClatchey and Nicholas Case talk to CSU football head coach Autry Denson and CSU cheerleading coach Cady Everett to discuss what they've been up to during their COVID-19 stoppages.2020-04-2332 min
Herzkammer aufs Ohr - der Podcast der CSU im LandtagFolge 2 mit Prof. Dr. Sami Haddadin
Wie kann die Technik von morgen den Menschen nutzen? Tobias Reiß im Gespräch mit Robotik-Professor Sami Haddadin.
Jetzt den Podcast der CSU-Fraktion auf Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer und auf allen anderen Podcast-Plattformen abonnieren.2020-02-2027 min
Herzkammer aufs Ohr - der Podcast der CSU im LandtagTrailer: Herzkammer aufs OhrDer Podcast der CSU im Landtag
Ohren auf! Im neuen Podcast der CSU-Fraktion treffen die Landtagsabgeordneten Barbara Becker und Tobias Reiß spannende Gesprächspartner und hören gemeinsam mit Ihnen hinter die Kulissen von Politik und Landtag. Außerdem lernen Sie unsere Landespolitiker auch mal von einer anderen Seite kennen.
Jetzt unseren Podcast auf Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer und auf allen anderen Podcast-Plattformen abonnieren.2019-12-1100 min
Herzkammer aufs Ohr - der Podcast der CSU im LandtagFolge 1 mit Wolfgang Krebs und weiteren Gästen
Barbara Becker im Gespräch mit dem Kabarettisten Wolfgang Krebs über Hightech, Humor und Hintertürchen in der Lebensplanung.
Jetzt den Podcast der CSU-Fraktion auf Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer und auf allen anderen Podcast-Plattformen abonnieren.2019-12-1124 minThe CSU Masters of Extension Education PodcastThe Energy PRU *updated :)Let's talk Energy programs in Energy! But first- what is energy even?
Resources:
Colorado State University Extension- Your Energy
yourenergy.extension.colostate.edu/
CSU Extension - Your Energy Guide
yourenergy.extension.colostate.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/38/2017/02/Energy-program-guide-2016.pdf
CSU Extension Local Government Academy
lgea.colostate.edu/
U.S. Energy Information Administration
www.eia.gov/2018-10-0225 min