One Heart

CSP alumna Jayne Jones shares her journey to becoming the No Sugar Baker, overcoming significant challenges and displaying incredible resilience along the way.

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Dr. Desi Bartlett had a long career in the fitness and wellness industry, and wanted to further her knowledge to better serve her clients. She found CSP's Doctorate in Kinesiology program, which was the right fit to challenge herself and achieve her goals.

CSP faculty members Jerrod Brown and Jeremiah Schimp share about migraines, one of their latest topics of research and writing. In the episode they unpack what migraines are and how the interconnectedness of the body and mind plays into their causes and treatments.

Associate Professor of Organizational Management/Chair HR Management Dr. Steve Manderscheid joins the podcast to talk about his teaching career at CSP and how being a Fulbright Scholar has given him opportunities to expand his impact beyond CSP.

Alumna and CSP staff member Kristi Bauer reflects on her journey as a student and how she's served the church in unique ways.

For CSP senior and current Student Body President Brendan Frazier, his experiences in class and extracurricular activities have given him unique opportunities to lead at CSP and beyond.

Recent doctorate of education in kinesiology alumna Angelina Cummings shares about her passion for movement and how her career path in kinesiology has unfolded, with earning a doctoral degree an important part of her journey.

Recent alumna Charly Horn joins the podcast to talk about discovering CSP as an international student and adjusting to American culture while finding her calling and competing as a swimmer at CSP.

For recent biology grad Carson Krefft, CSP was a place where relationships with faculty members and peers helped him overcome obstacles and prepare for medical school.

Dr. Jerrod Brown, Assistant Professor of Forensic Behavioral Health, and Dr. Jeremiah Schimp, Assistant Professor of Psychology, join the podcast to talk about psychogastroenterology, a topic they recently wrote about for Family Therapy Magazine.