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Rural Health PulseSeason 4: Seconds Matter - IRMC Advancing Stroke Care in Rural CommunitiesIn this episode, Sarah George, Stroke Program Coordinator at Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC), explains the crucial work of a Primary Stroke Center. She breaks down the different types of stroke, reveals why it's a leading cause of disability, and shares how interdisciplinary teams—from EMS to rehab—collaborate to give patients the best chance at recovery. This is your essential guide to understanding life-saving stroke care in your community.
2025-11-1917 minRural Health PulseFull Circle: Reflections from the First Graduating Class of the IRMC Family Medicine ResidencyIn this special episode of Rural Health Pulse, we reconnect with the inaugural class of the Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC) Family Medicine Residency Program as they prepare to graduate. Joined by Program Director Dr. Amanda Vaglia and residents Dr. Mohit Chhatpar, Dr. Tanvi Bharathan, Dr. Nawar Al Janabi, and Dr. Robin Rodriguez, we reflect on the growth, challenges, and rewards of practicing rural medicine. The residents share candid insights into what surprised them most, what they’ve learned, and how the experience has shaped their future paths—from addiction medicine to geriatrics to family medicine with obstetrics. Dr. Vagl...
2025-07-2931 minRural Health PulseLifelines in the Region: Inside the IRMC Trauma ProgramIn this episode of Rural Health Pulse, we speak with Emelia Rippen, Trauma Program Manager at Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC), about the journey to establishing a Level 4 Trauma Center in a rural community. A lifelong Indiana County resident and experienced nurse leader, Rippen shares how IRMC responded to a critical need for trauma care by launching a program that now plays a vital role in stabilizing patients and coordinating emergency care across a large geographic area. We explore the unique challenges of rural trauma response, the rigorous path to accreditation, and the power of partnerships with EMS, regional...
2025-06-3019 minRural Health PulseInside Pennsylvania’s Healthcare Pulse: A Conversation with HAP President Nicole StallingsIn this episode, we sit down with Nicole Stallings, President and CEO of The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP), to explore her leadership role and the organization's vital mission in supporting hospitals, health systems, and patients across the Commonwealth. Stallings shares key facts about HAP’s statewide impact and dives into the major initiatives shaping healthcare delivery in Pennsylvania—from rural health equity and workforce development to policy advocacy and innovation. Whether you're a healthcare professional, policymaker, or community advocate, this episode offers essential insight into the organization at the forefront of Pennsylvania’s healthcare landscape.
2025-06-0220 minRural Health PulseRevitalizing Rural Communities: A Conversation with Commissioner Sherene HessIn this episode, we sit down with Indiana County Commissioner Sherene Hess to explore the intersection of rural revitalization and rural health. Commissioner Hess shares insights from her leadership role not only in Indiana County, but also through her work with the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania (CCAP). With a focus on collaborative efforts, she discusses the challenges and opportunities facing rural communities today—ranging from healthcare access and infrastructure to workforce development and quality of life. Whether you’re a policymaker, healthcare advocate, or community leader, this conversation offers valuable perspective on how you can drive meaningful progress in P...
2025-05-1319 minRural Health PulseExploring Nursing Education at IUPIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Theresa Gropelli, Director of the Nursing Department at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), to explore the various nursing degree programs offered at IUP. Dr. Gropelli provides valuable insights into how IUP's nursing department blends immersive education with simulation labs and fieldwork experiences to ensure that students are well-prepared for successful careers in nursing. She also discusses the department’s commitment to meeting the growing demand for registered nurses and how the program continues to evolve to meet healthcare industry needs. Dr. Gropelli highlights the significance of hands-on learning in shaping the ne...
2025-03-2426 minRural Health PulseRegional Planning and Health: Insights from Indiana CountyIn this episode, we delve into the intricacies of regional planning in rural communities with Byron Stauffer, Executive Director of the Indiana County Office of Planning and Development. We explore how regional planning and development influence social determinants of health. Byron shares insights into the multifaceted role of his department, which includes business attraction, retention, startup entrepreneurship, and administering loan and incentive programs. We also discuss the importance of community partnerships with organizations like the Indiana County Chamber of Commerce, the Indiana County Development Corporation, the Indiana County Tourist Bureau, and Indiana University of Pennsylvania in improving the quality...
2025-02-1024 minRural Health PulseBridging the Gap: Mental Health Challenges in Rural CommunitiesIn this episode, we explore the mental and behavioral health challenges faced by rural communities with guest Tammy Calderone, Administrator for the Armstrong-Indiana Behavioral and Developmental Health Program. Together, we discuss the growing demand for services, barriers to accessing care, and the collaborative efforts of agencies and organizations working to address these critical needs.
2025-01-0523 minRural Health PulseSeason 3: A Conversation with the Founding Dean of the IUP Proposed College of Osteopathic Medicine In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Dr. Miko Rose, the visionary founding dean of the proposed IUP College of Medicine. Dr. Rose shares insights into the mission and future of the college, including the exciting plans to launch Pennsylvania's first public Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) program. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the inspiration behind the initiative, Dr. Rose's passion for advancing medical education, and the unique opportunities this new program will offer to future healthcare professionals. Tune in for an engaging conversation about innovation, leadership, and the future of osteopathic medicine in rural Pennsylvania.
2024-11-2134 minRural Health Pulse2023 Pennsylvania Mountains Rural Health Conference Highlights - Part IIIThis is the third and final installment of a special three-part series that will share highlights from the 2023 Pennsylvania Mountains Rural Health Conference. In this episode we discuss the medical applications of Drones with Ms. Alice Griffith and Ms. Erica Tamburo of Airspace Link, Inc. We also speak with Mr. Matthew Capell of Mainstreet Health regarding innovative solutions to delivering value-based care in rural communities.
2024-11-1127 minRural Health Pulse2023 Pennsylvania Mountains Rural Healthcare Conference Highlights - Part IIThis is the second installment of a special three-part series that will share highlights from the 2023 Pennsylvania Mountains Rural Health Conference. In this episode we discuss the PA Rural Health model with Jack Sisk, President of Punxsutawney Area Hospital, the role of Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) with Dr. Dennis Gingrich and reflections of a rural physician with Dr. Richard Whalen.
2024-11-0528 minRural Health Pulse2023 Pennsylvania Mountains Rural Healthcare Conference Highlights - Part IThis is the first installment of a special three part series that will share highlights from the 2023 Pennsylvania Mountains Rural Health Conference. In this episode we discuss the concept of pathways and also the topic of equality vs. equity with Bergitta Cotroneo with the American Academy of Physicians and with Dr. Benjamin Frederick, Director at the Pennsylvania Area Health Education Center.
2024-10-0215 minRural Health PulsePreserving Our Waters: Dr. David Janetski on Freshwater Ecosystems and ConservationIn this episode of the Rural Health Podcast, Dr. David Janetski, an expert in freshwater ecology and conservation, discusses the critical role that freshwater ecosystems play in every community. Dr. Janetski holds a BS and MS from Brigham Young University and a PhD from the University of Notre Dame (2012). His research focuses on improving the understanding and conservation of freshwater ecosystems, particularly macroinvertebrates and fish affected by human activities.
2024-08-2930 minRural Health PulseOvercoming Challenges to Rural EMS ServicesJoin us in this episode as we delve into the critical issues facing rural EMS services across the nation. Our guests, BJ Pino, Executive Director of Citizens Ambulance Service, and Dr. Reba Johnson, Director of Human Resources for Citizens Ambulance, provide firsthand insights into the challenges that are shaping the landscape of emergency medical services in rural communities. BJ Pino shares his experiences navigating the complexities of budgetary constraints, highlighting the impact on service delivery and community outreach efforts. Dr. Reba Johnson brings to light the workforce challenges that are exacerbating the situation.
2024-07-3026 min
CERILa transformation de l’Islam au Maghreb et en Afrique de l’Ouest (1650-1914)Journée d’études du 28/06/2024 organisée par Ismail Warscheid (CNRS/IRHT) dans le cadre de la Chaire d’études sur le fait religieux (Sciences Po/CERI)
Mot de bienvenue et introduction
Alain Dieckhoff (CNRS/CERI), Stéphane Lacroix (Sciences Po/CERI) et Ismail
Warscheid (CNRS/IRHT)
Erin Pettigrew (NYU University, Abu Dhabi)
Contester les sciences ésotériques au 18e et au 19e siècles dans l’Ouest saharien. Autorité et savoir en contexte précolonial
Caitlyn Olson (Bucknell University)
Belief and Creed in Saharan Fatwas
Abdel Wedoud Ould Cheikh (Université de Lorraine)
Entre soufisme et salafisme. L’héritage disputé d’une figure...
2024-06-285h 32Rural Health PulseGenomics Revolutionizing Rural HealthcareLearn about the profound impact of genomics research on rural healthcare in our latest episode! Genomics holds the key to advancing healthcare in rural areas by tailoring treatments to individual genetic profiles, thereby improving outcomes and access to specialized care. Our guest for this discussion is Nick Jacobs, a visionary leader in healthcare. Nick is the co-founder and president of the Windber Research Institute, now known as The Chan Soon-Shiong Institute for Molecular Medicine in Windber. He's also the founder of the Clinical and Translational Genome Research Institute, which is now part of Southern California University of Health Sciences in...
2024-06-2725 minRural Health PulseTalking about Ticks and Tickborne Diseases in Rural CommunitiesJoin us for an insightful conversation about tickborne diseases with an accomplished researcher in the field, Dr. Thomas (Tom) Simmons. Dr. Simmons, a biology professor at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), has conducted extensive research on this topic in partnership with key health organizations. He will share invaluable prevention and safety recommendations to help you stay safe.
2024-05-3125 minRural Health PulseIUP Graduate School and ResearchIn this episode we will delve into the vital role of research at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) with Dr. Hilliary Creely, Dean of the IUP Graduate School and Research. Join us as we explore how research initiatives at IUP are shaping the landscape of healthcare in rural communities and highlight the significance of research in enhancing the quality and accessibility of healthcare services for rural populations.
2024-04-2525 minRural Health PulseIUP Institute for Rural Health and SafetyThe IUP Institute for Rural Health and Safety brings together university personnel from various disciplines and professional backgrounds to solve problems related to rural health and safety including first responder and emergency response training. In this episode we speak with the Institute’s director Dr. Lou Pesci to learn more about the programs and services offered.
2024-03-2735 min
IISMML'étude de la langue arabe au Maghreb / M. BOSSAERT, A. JOMIER, A. MESSAOUDIConférences publiques de l'IISMM en partenariat avec la BULAC
Cycle 2023-2024 - "La langue arabe, entre sacré et profane"
Conférence du 5 mars 2024
Marie Bossaert, Maîtresse de conférences (Université Clermont Auvergne),
Augustin Jomier, Maître de conférences (INaLCO, IRMC Tunis) et
Alain Messaoudi, Maître de conférences (Nantes Université, CRHIA)
« Orientalisme et colonisation : l’étude de la langue arabe au Maghreb (1830-années 1920) »
Présentation :
Sophie Bilardello (CNRS, IISMM)
Musique, générique : Light©onlymeith
2024-03-121h 28Rural Health PulseBreaking Down Barriers to Quality Healthcare in a Rural Health SettingSocial determinants of health and other barriers such as food insecurity, transportation and insurance coverage significantly impact access to quality healthcare in a rural setting. In this episode, we are joined by Rachel Grove, Director of Ambulatory Social Services and Jonathan Hunte, Clinical Care Coordinator at IRMC Physician Group who are working on a daily basis to help breakdown these barriers enabling patients to overcome these challenges by accessing services and resources in the local community.
2023-12-2128 minRural Health PulseSeason 2: Promoting Integrative Wellness in a Rural CommunityIn this episode, our topic is promoting integrative wellness in a rural community. Our guest, Nick Jacobs, shares his insights from his personal experience as well as his professional experiences as the former CEO of Windber Medical Center to engage both community members and hospital employees in wellness initiatives. Listen and learn about benefits and challenges of introducing integrative medicine in a small Western Pennsylvania community.
2023-11-2023 minRural Health PulseSeason 2: Promoting Integrative Wellness in a Rural CommunityIn this episode, our topic is promoting integrative wellness in a rural community. Our guest, Nick Jacobs, shares his insights from his personal experience as well as his professional experiences as the former CEO of Windber Medical Center to engage both community members and hospital employees in wellness initiatives. Listen and learn about benefits and challenges of introducing integrative medicine in a small Western Pennsylvania community.
2023-11-1623 minRural Health PulseAchieving Excellence in Rural Health CareThe Punxsutawney Area Hospital (PAH) has been named a Top 100 Rural and Community Hospital for several years, in addition the National Rural Health Association (NRHA) recognized PAH as one of 20 highest-ranked rural and community hospitals in the country based on an evaluation by the Chartis Center for Rural Health. In this episode, our guest Katie Donald, Marketing and Public Relations Specialist at Punxsutawney Area Hospital, discusses these achievements along with other rural healthcare models and challenges.
2023-07-3117 minRural Health PulseUniversity-based Speech and Hearing Outreach in a Rural CommunityIn this episode, we discuss the services offered by IUP's Speech and Hearing Clinic with our guest Erin Clark, clinic director at IUP’s Speech and Hearing Clinic and assistant professor in the IUP Department of Communication Disorders, Special Education.
2023-07-3025 minRural Health PulseRural Health Model and Nursing WorkforceThe Pennsylvania Rural Health Model is an alternative payment model designed to address the financial challenges faced by rural hospitals by transitioning them from fee-for-service to global budget payments. Pennsylvania is the first state in the country to design and implement a model that is focused entirely on rural hospitals. In this episode, Wendy Haislip shares experiences with the Pennsylvania Rural Health Model from her perspective as the Chief Nursing Officer at Indiana Regional Medical Center who is a participant in the program. She also discusses how rural hospitals are responding to nursing workforce challenges.
2023-06-3018 minRural Health PulseKopchick Hall: A New Hub for Science and Mathematics at IUPOur guest Dr. Steve Hovan, Dean of IUP John J. and Char Kopchick College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics discusses the construction of Kopchick Hall. Once completed, the more than 142,000-square-foot Kopchick Hall will be the hub of activity for all things science and math at IUP and an important resource for rural health and medicine initiatives.
2023-05-3122 minRural Health PulseBreast Cancer Screening and Treatment in a Rural SettingRural residents often face barriers to breast cancer screening and treatment. In this episode, Dr. Dan Clark, Medical Director of the IRMC Comprehensive Breast Center , discusses the need for high quality, multidisciplinary breast care and the development of a nationally accredited breast center at Indiana Regional Medical Center.
2023-04-2626 minRural Health PulseRural Family Medicine Residents Share Experiences and PerspectivesIn this episode, the inaugural class of resident physicians at Indiana Regional Medical Center, Indiana, PA share their backgrounds, interests in rural family medicine and perspectives on their first year experience. Guests include Dr. Narinder Sangha, Dr. Mohit Chhatpar, Dr. Tanvi Bharathan, Dr. Nawar Al Janabi, and Dr. Robin Rodriguez.
2023-03-2718 minRural Health PulseDeveloping a Successful Robotic Surgery Program in a Rural HospitalRapidly advancing technological developments are helping rural hospitals to improve the quality of care while decreasing hospitalization and recovery time. In this episode, Dr. Dan Clark, IRMC Director of Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery, discusses the adoption and growth of robotic surgery at Indiana Regional Medical Center.
2023-02-2820 min
LL.B. RadioI Rest My Case EP.7 : การควบรวม TRUE + DTACทุกคนก็คงจะรู้จักค่ายเครือข่ายโทรศัพท์ขนาดใหญ่อย่าง True Dtac และ Ais📱แต่ทุกคนรู้หรือไม่ว่า บริษัทยักษ์ใหญ่อย่าง True กับ Dtac กำลังจะควบรวมบริษัทกัน📞แล้วหลังจากที่ควบรวมกิจการกันแล้ว คนที่ใช้ True กับ Dtac จะเป็นอย่างไร? การควบรวมนี้จะส่งผลกระทบอะไรบ้าง? 💳💲แล้วจะมีผลดีอย่างไร? โปรดติดตามได้ใน IRMC EP.7
2023-02-1620 minRural Health PulseUsing Wastewater Surveillance Data to Support the COVID-19 Response in a Rural CommunityIn this episode, we discuss how wastewater surveillance was used to predict COVID-19 infection rates in a rural community setting. Our guest is Dr. Rick Adkins, IUP professor of mathematics.
2023-01-2019 minRural Health PulseUniversity and Rural Hospital Collaboration for COVID TestingIn this episode, we discuss how an innovative partnership between Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) and Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC) solved the challenge of having rapid turn-around for COVID testing during the height of the pandemic. Our guests Dr. Narayanaswamy Bharathan and Ms. Jackie Sansig share how the partnership started and continued to evolve.
2022-12-1422 minRural Health PulseStarting a Rural Family Medicine Residency ProgramIn this episode, our topic is the establishment of a rural family medicine residency program at Indiana Regional Medical Center, Indiana, PA. After years of planning, the IRMC Family Medicine Program welcomed its first cohort of six residents in July 2022. Our guest, Dr. Amanda Vaglia, shares insights into the motivation for starting this program, its philosophy and future vision.
2022-11-1612 min
Kreisky Forum TalksSOLIDARITY IN CRISIS – PERSPECTIVES FROM THE MIDDLE EASTSOLIDARITY IN CRISIS – PERSPECTIVES FROM THE MIDDLE EAST
A Discussion Jointly Organized by Bruno Kreisky Forum for International Dialogue & The Striking from the Margins Project at Central European University
The end of the Cold War ushered in a period in which social, political and national solidarities everywhere were subjected to severe stresses arising from the consequences of neo-liberal transformations. These stresses are associated with the recession of Keynesian and allied regimes of solidarity and social protection, and the rising salience, often to a position of centrality, of the politics and mobilisation of identity and its as...
2021-09-171h 14
CERIVilles et gouvernance(s) des migrationsUne journée d’étude organisée dans le cadre du programme ANR PACE (The Politics of Migration and Asylum Crisis in Europe) et the Institut Convergence Programme Localacc (L'accueil en question: les localités urbaines et rurales face aux migrations).
Vendredi 10 septembre 2021
La gouvernance des migrations recouvre une grande diversité de politiques, d’échelles et d’acteur.
Cette journée d’étude a pour objectif d’examiner la place des villes et de leurs réseaux au sein des différentes dimensions de cette politique (gouvernance de la mobilité, de l’intégration, de la relation entre migration et développement, des migra...
2021-09-105h 04
Casa ÁrabeLe hirak algérien: une étude de cas sur la mobilisation de la contestation au MaghrebNeuvième conférence du programme Aula Árabe Universitaria 2, par la directrice de recherche CNRS, Karima Dirèche-Slimani.
Cette conférence est aussi disponible sur notre Youtbe: https://youtu.be/5AqaR0C6Z3M
Le concept de hirak regroupe diverses manifestations de la région arabe qui sont différentes les unes des autres. La genèse de ce terme remonte à 2007, au Yémen, où est né le Hirak al-Janoubi (Mouvement du Sud), qui fait référence à un groupe politique séparatiste. En 2016, le terme hirak est réapparu, mais cette fois dans le Rif marocain, où la contestation était caractérisée p...
2021-03-021h 35
Casa ÁrabeEl Hirak argelinoOfrecemos la novena conferencia del programa Aula Árabe Universitaria 2, a cargo de la Directora de Investigación del CNRS, Karima Dirèche-Slimani.
La conferencia está disponible también en vídeo en nuestro canal en Youtube: https://youtu.be/vRIYm747eGM
El concepto de hirak agrupa diversas manifestaciones de la región árabe que son distintas entre ellas. La génesis de este término se remonta al año 2007, en Yemen, donde surgió el Hirak al-Janoubi (Movimiento del Sur) que hace referencia a una agrupación política de corte separatista. En el año 2016 apareció de nuevo el término hirak, p...
2021-03-021h 36
Kaffeslabberas med MarveEpisode 038: Daniele (Råkkstøtt)Daniele aka Råkkstøtt aka Minste Gulingen er kanskje et ukjent navn for mange, men er en som har vært utrolig viktig for norsk rap. Han har vært rapper, DJ, radiovært for legendariske Null Tull, og kanskje aller viktigst: en ungdomsarbeider som har gitt unge artister en hjelpende hånd fra dagen en. Kjente navn som Cezinando og Arif navner navnet hans hyppig når de skal fortelle om sin vei til den den norske rap-stjernehimmelen. Han har i disse dager startet nytt studio & label, IRMC, og har i den anledning tatt med seg en Phats s...
2018-11-1500 min
CKUT PodcastsAmandla! - Municipales Tunisie - 05/09/2018« C’est un scrutin historique, un scrutin qui consacre la décentralisation »,
ces mots ont été prononcés par chef du gouvernement Youssef Chahed à la suite des premières élections municipales Tunisiennes post-révolution qui se sont tenues dimanche 6 mai 2018.
Ces élections qu’on annonçait historiques n’ont que faiblement mobilisé avec 33,7 % de participation. Reportées à quatre reprises, ces élections devaient se tenir avec la nouvelle mouture juridique du code des collectivités locales, adopté le 26 avril dernier.
Ce nouveau code des collectivités locales vise à mettre en place la réforme de la décentralisation, si le scrutin du 6 mai « consacre la décen...
2018-05-0933 min
It's All About the QuestionsCHF, Triathlons and Learning How to BreathI fist met Patricia (Pat) Draper at the cardiac catheterization lab at Indian River Medical Center. She was the ARNP in charge and my mom, and later my husband at the time, had to undergo a few heart procedures. Little did I know that we would become fast friends and would help save my mom's life years later.
I wanted to have her on the show because Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is a frightening diagnosis and places fear and confusion in the hearts and minds of patients and caregivers alike. Yet it does not have to. With a...
2016-03-1544 min
The Future And YouThe Future And You -- September 12, 2012Michael Z. Williamson,Philip R. Cox and Janet Morris are today's featured speakers.
Topic: (Second Half of discussion on) Future Weapons, including Post-Projectile weapons and "non-lethal" or "Less-than-lethal" weapons.
Michael Z. Williamson is retired from the United States military after 25 years and is both a science fiction and military fiction author. He is also associate editor at SurvivalBlog where he does reviews of disaster preparedness products. He has consulted on military matters, weapons and disaster preparedness for Discovery Channel and Outdoor Channel productions. He tests and reviews firearms and gear for manufacturers. He is the auth...
2012-09-1227 min
The Future And YouThe Future And You -- September 5, 2012Michael Z. Williamson, Philip R. Cox and Janet Morris are today's featured speakers.
Topic: Future Weapons, including Post-Projectile weapons and "non-lethal" or "Less-than-lethal" weapons. (First of two parts.)
Michael Z. Williamson is retired from the United States military after 25 years and is both a science fiction and military fiction author. He is also associate editor at SurvivalBlog where he does reviews of disaster preparedness products. He has consulted on military matters, weapons and disaster preparedness for Discovery Channel and Outdoor Channel productions. He tests and reviews firearms and gear for manufacturers. He is the author...
2012-09-0530 min
The Future And YouThe Future And You -- October 26, 2011Chris and Janet Morris (US military and government advisers on non-lethal weapons) are our featured guests. Topic: Non-Lethal Weapons: How they change the future of military engagements (Part 3). Also Chris and Janet's fiction anthology series': Heroes in Hell and Lawyers in Hell. Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the October 26, 2011 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 48 minutes]. This is the third and final portion of this interview which was recorded using Skype on October 1, 2011. Janet Morris is President and CEO of M2 Technologies, Inc., a woman-owned corporation specializing in non-lethal...
2011-10-2648 min
The Future And YouThe Future And You -- October 19, 2011
Chris and Janet Morris (US military and government advisers on non-lethal weapons) are our featured guests.
Topic: Non-Lethal Weapons: How they change the future of military engagements (Part 2)
Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the October 19, 2011 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 44 minutes]. This is the second third of this interview which was recorded using Skype on October 1, 2011. The final third will follow in next week's episode.
Janet Morris is President and CEO of M2 Technologies, Inc., a woman-owned corporation specializing in non-lethal weapons (NLW), novel technology applications, tactic...
2011-10-1943 min
The Future And YouThe Future And You -- October 12, 2011Chris and Janet Morris (US military and government advisers on non-lethal weapons) are our featured guests.
Topic: Non-Lethal Weapons: How they change the future of military engagements.
Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the October 12, 2011 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 49 minutes]. This is the first third of my interview with them, which was recorded using Skype on October 1, 2011. The remainder of this interview will follow in two consecutive episodes.
Janet Morris is President and CEO of M2 Technologies, Inc., a woman-owned corporation specializing in non-lethal weapons (NLW), novel technology ap...
2011-10-1248 min
Government Information Security PodcastCommunity Outreach: The Need for Information Security ProsIt's time for information security professionals to give back to their communities - to reach out and educate businesses, schools and citizens about cybersecurity and other relevant issues.
This is the message from John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance at National Defense University.
In an exclusive interview, Rossi discusses:
Why security professionals should practice outreach;
Potential venues for public speaking
How to get started.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources Management College (IRMC). Prior to joining...
2009-11-1600 min
Healthcare Information Security PodcastCommunity Outreach: The Need for Information Security ProsIt's time for information security professionals to give back to their communities - to reach out and educate businesses, schools and citizens about cybersecurity and other relevant issues.
This is the message from John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance at National Defense University.
In an exclusive interview, Rossi discusses:
Why security professionals should practice outreach;
Potential venues for public speaking
How to get started.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources Management College (IRMC). Prior to joining...
2009-11-1600 min
Careers Information Security PodcastCommunity Outreach: The Need for Information Security ProsIt's time for information security professionals to give back to their communities - to reach out and educate businesses, schools and citizens about cybersecurity and other relevant issues.
This is the message from John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance at National Defense University.
In an exclusive interview, Rossi discusses:
Why security professionals should practice outreach;
Potential venues for public speaking
How to get started.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources Management College (IRMC). Prior to joining...
2009-11-1600 minHealthcare Information Security PodcastCommunity Outreach: The Need for Information Security ProsIt's time for information security professionals to give back to their communities - to reach out and educate businesses, schools and citizens about cybersecurity and other relevant issues.
This is the message from John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance at National Defense University.
In an exclusive interview, Rossi discusses:
Why security professionals should practice outreach;
Potential venues for public speaking
How to get started.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources Management College (IRMC). Prior to joining...
2009-11-1600 min
Banking Information Security PodcastCommunity Outreach: The Need for Information Security ProsIt's time for information security professionals to give back to their communities - to reach out and educate businesses, schools and citizens about cybersecurity and other relevant issues.
This is the message from John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance at National Defense University.
In an exclusive interview, Rossi discusses:
Why security professionals should practice outreach;
Potential venues for public speaking
How to get started.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources Management College (IRMC). Prior to joining...
2009-11-1600 min
Credit Union Information Security PodcastCommunity Outreach: The Need for Information Security ProsIt's time for information security professionals to give back to their communities - to reach out and educate businesses, schools and citizens about cybersecurity and other relevant issues.
This is the message from John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance at National Defense University.
In an exclusive interview, Rossi discusses:
Why security professionals should practice outreach;
Potential venues for public speaking
How to get started.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources Management College (IRMC). Prior to joining...
2009-11-1600 minGovernment Information Security PodcastCommunity Outreach: The Need for Information Security ProsIt's time for information security professionals to give back to their communities - to reach out and educate businesses, schools and citizens about cybersecurity and other relevant issues.
This is the message from John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance at National Defense University.
In an exclusive interview, Rossi discusses:
Why security professionals should practice outreach;
Potential venues for public speaking
How to get started.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources Management College (IRMC). Prior to joining...
2009-11-1600 minBanking Information Security PodcastThe Future of Information Security: Interview with John Rossi, National Defense UniversityTo this point, information security professionals have been generalists. Going forward, they'll have to be specialists. At least this is the opinion of John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance.
In an exclusive interview on the future of the information security profession, Rossi discusses:
Why information security is headed toward specialization;
The new capacities security professionals must develop;
How academic institutions and industry groups must change how they educate security pros.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources...
2009-04-1700 minCareers Information Security PodcastThe Future of Information Security: Interview with John Rossi, National Defense UniversityTo this point, information security professionals have been generalists. Going forward, they'll have to be specialists. At least this is the opinion of John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance.
In an exclusive interview on the future of the information security profession, Rossi discusses:
Why information security is headed toward specialization;
The new capacities security professionals must develop;
How academic institutions and industry groups must change how they educate security pros.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources...
2009-04-1700 minCredit Union Information Security PodcastThe Future of Information Security: Interview with John Rossi, National Defense UniversityTo this point, information security professionals have been generalists. Going forward, they'll have to be specialists. At least this is the opinion of John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance.
In an exclusive interview on the future of the information security profession, Rossi discusses:
Why information security is headed toward specialization;
The new capacities security professionals must develop;
How academic institutions and industry groups must change how they educate security pros.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources...
2009-04-1700 minGovernment Information Security PodcastThe Future of Information Security: Interview with John Rossi, National Defense UniversityTo this point, information security professionals have been generalists. Going forward, they'll have to be specialists. At least this is the opinion of John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance.
In an exclusive interview on the future of the information security profession, Rossi discusses:
Why information security is headed toward specialization;
The new capacities security professionals must develop;
How academic institutions and industry groups must change how they educate security pros.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources...
2009-04-1700 minGovernment Information Security PodcastThe Future of Information Security: Interview with John Rossi, National Defense UniversityTo this point, information security professionals have been generalists. Going forward, they'll have to be specialists. At least this is the opinion of John Rossi, professor of systems management/information assurance.
In an exclusive interview on the future of the information security profession, Rossi discusses:
Why information security is headed toward specialization;
The new capacities security professionals must develop;
How academic institutions and industry groups must change how they educate security pros.
Rossi is a Professor of Systems Management/Information Assurance in the Information Operations and Assurance Department at the National Defense University (NDU) Information Resources...
2009-04-1700 minGovernment Information Security PodcastInformation Resources Management College: Director Robert ChildsThe Information Resources Management College isn't your father's or mother's graduate school. Part of the National Defense University, run by the Defense Department and based at Fort McNair in Washington, D.C., IRMC offers graduate-level courses to government employees working in civilian and defense agencies in 10 programs, including its fastest growing, information assurance.
In this interview, college Director Robert Childs and faculty members Robert Young and Stephen Mancini discuss:
What government information security professionals can get out of the college to help advance their careers.
The unusual background of some of its faculty.
How the college will align...
2009-03-1300 minGovernment Information Security PodcastInformation Resources Management College: Director Robert ChildsThe Information Resources Management College isn't your father's or mother's graduate school. Part of the National Defense University, run by the Defense Department and based at Fort McNair in Washington, D.C., IRMC offers graduate-level courses to government employees working in civilian and defense agencies in 10 programs, including its fastest growing, information assurance.
In this interview, college Director Robert Childs and faculty members Robert Young and Stephen Mancini discuss:
What government information security professionals can get out of the college to help advance their careers.
The unusual background of some of its faculty.
How the college will align...
2009-03-1300 min