Eric received a couple of degrees from WVU and is now an engineer in Colorado. In this conversation, Eric talks about his experience as a student at WVU, why he decided to climb each of the 14,000 foot Mountains in Colorado, also known as the 14ers, and how the Rocky Mountain Alumni Chapter has played an important role in his life.<a rel="payment" href="https://give.wvu.edu/alumni-association">Support the show</a>

Eric received a couple of degrees from WVU and is now an engineer in Colorado. In this conversation, Eric talks about his experience as a student at WVU, why he decided to climb each of the 14,000 foot Mountains in Colorado, also known as the 14ers, and how the Rocky Mountain Alumni Chapter has played an important role in his life. Support the show

Eric received a couple of degrees from WVU and is now an engineer in Colorado. In this conversation, Eric talks about his experience as a student at WVU, why he decided to climb each of the 14,000 foot Mountains in Colorado, also known as the 14ers, and how the Rocky Mountain Alumni Chapter has played an important role in his life.<a href="https://give.wvu.edu/alumni-association" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Eric Shipley | 14ers Mountain Climber

ALL 'EERS sets out to speak to Mountaineers from all over the globe who are leading the charge in their fields. Each month we have conversations with leaders in a variety of industries, from media gurus to leaders of massive global enterprises, even a former Navy SEAL, and they all have one thing in common - West Virginia University helped to make them who they are today.

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