"At the Edge of It All" was joined by Dr. Viviana Alexandrowicz, associate professor in USD's Department of Learning and Teaching, to discuss her journey from Chile to championing bilingual education in the U.S. She talks about how AI is transforming teaching, from lesson planning to language learning, and she discusses its benefits, ethical challenges and why AI won’t replace teachers but empower them.

This week on “At the Edge of it All” Daniel Cartamil, adjunct assistant professor of environmental and ocean sciences at USD, joined us to talk about sharks. He discussed the impact sharks have on the ocean’s ecosystem and the bad rap they get. He also talked about his work photographing the beautiful wildlife and landscapes of Baja California.

This week on “At the Edge of It All,” USD Athletic Director Kimya Massey joined us to talk about sports science. From analyzing minute details of athletes’ performance to gain an edge, to engaging fans in whole new ways — AI and emerging technologies are revolutionizing college sports. Massey explains some of the ways the tech is being used, how college compares to the pros, and where USD stands among it all.

This week on “At the Edge of It All,” we were joined by Darbi Berry, director of climate and environmental programs at USD, and Scott Anders, administrative director of USD’s Energy Policy Initiatives Center (EPIC). Berry and Anders recently launched a new program called the San Diego Regional Energy Academy, which gives local leaders a crash course in energy — how it’s generated and distributed, what terms like “carbon neutral” mean, and much more. It all empowers them to power their communities, and move the region toward a greener future.

This week, “At the Edge of It All” was joined by USD Cross Country runner Kara Curry. In addition to competing for the Toreros, Curry is a part of USD’s NROTC program, pursuing her dream job in the military. She talked about how her parents — military veterans themselves — inspired her. She also discussed what made USD standout when looking for a school where she could pursue all of her interests.

In this episode of "At the Edge of It All," we dive into the world of integrated engineering with Gordon Hoople, PhD, associate professor of integrated engineering at the University of San Diego. Hoople talks about what makes integrated engineering unique — an approach that not only focuses on technical skills but also emphasizes the social, environmental and ethical aspects of engineering. He explains why it is crucial for solving today's challenges and how it prepares students to think beyond traditional engineering boundaries.

In this episode of "The Athletics Edge," a special series of "At the Edge of It All," we talk with Kimya Massey, Athletic Director of the University of San Diego, about the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of collegiate athletics. Whether you're a student, a recent grad, or someone curious about the behind-the-scenes of college sports, this conversation sheds light on what it really takes to build a successful career in athletics departments.

In this episode of "At the Edge of It All," we sit down with Jena Hales, PhD, Associate Professor and Program Director of Neuroscience, Cognition and Behavior at the University of San Diego. Her work explores how our memories are anchored in both space and time. Hales takes us through the science behind what makes memory such a defining part of who we are and how this research intersects with conditions like Alzheimer's disease.

In this episode of "The Athletics Edge," a special series of "At the Edge of It All," we talk with Kimya Massey, Athletic Director of the University of San Diego, about the future of USD Athletics, his goals for the department and what he hopes his legacy will be.

En este episodio de "Al Borde de Todo", el Dr. Daniel López-Pérez, profesor de arquitectura y miembro fundador del programa de Arquitectura en la Universidad de San Diego, relata su recorrido desde Madrid hasta Estados Unidos y su pasión por la arquitectura. Habla sobre cómo los arquitectos pueden moldear el futuro, abordando necesidades sociales como la resiliencia climática y la accesibilidad a la vivienda. López-Pérez también resalta su innovador proyecto Polyhaus, que enfrenta la escasez de viviendas en California con un diseño sostenible y resistente al fuego, además de subrayar la importancia de las tecnologías emergentes en la formación de los arquitectos del futuro.

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