Welcome to The Bergen Line: Community Conversations, a new podcast series from Felician University and the Bergen Country Prosecutor's Office. Where the students of Felician engage the members of the Prosecutor's Office on topics important to the people of Bergen County.

Our series kicks off with three episodes featuring Felician University senior Stephanie Moore talking with Prosecutor Mark Musella. Listen as he tells his story & explains what it exactly is that they do ... it may be far more than you think. And keep your ears locked as they dive into a number of important issues affecting the county. Welcome to The Bergen Line!

Getting treated for cancer can be mental trauma for patients. But what can nurses do to better affect the mental state of patients while they treat their physical state? On this episode, Dr. Daria Waszak & Dr. Elizabeth Van Dyk address those very questions with their guest, Professor Suzanne Chambers, Executive Dean of Health Sciences at Australian Catholic University. Listen as they discuss what nurses can do to be better prepared to handle psychological care with their patients.

On this episode, Dr. Daria Waszak & Dr. Elizabeth Van Dyk talk about the field of oncology nursing. Their guest is Melinda Weber, Doctor of Clinical Nursing Practice at The John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack Meridian Health. Listen as they break down the sometimes trying, but necessary work that oncology nurses do, and the heightened level of care they bring to their patients.

**Note - this episode was recorded during Nurses Week in May 2023**

The Felician Lantern: Shining A Light on Everything Nursing is a podcast from the Felician University School of Nursing. It is recorded and produced at Radio Felician University.

'Building Tomorrow’s Workforce’ is a limited-run podcast series from Felician University and Higher Education & Wall Street Business Consultant Tim Landers. Discussing the Human Capital skills that employers are seeking in today's students to be successful in the workforce of tomorrow.  

Your host is Lou Ruvolo, Executive Director for the Lenke Family Center for Innovation, and Professor in the School of Business and Information Sciences at Felician University.

In this fourth session, Lou talks with Debra Wheatman, Human Capital Management Strategist and President of Careers Done Write. Listen as they talk about the application of "soft skills" in the workplace, and the responsibility of employers to foster positive workplace environments.

Focus on Senior Living host Marie Cueman continues with her guest from the previous episode, Dr Gina Robertiello of Felician University.

Listen as they talk further on scams that often prey upon older adults, including lottery & crowdfunding (i.e. GoFundMe) site scams. They also delve into steps that can be taken to help prevent getting hacked online.

Focus on Senior Living is a podcast from the Felician University Institute for Gerontology. It is recorded and edited at Radio Felician University.

'Building Tomorrow’s Workforce’ is a limited-run podcast series from Felician University and Higher Education & Wall Street Business Consultant Tim Landers. Discussing the Human Capital skills that employers are seeking in today's students to be successful in the workforce of tomorrow.  

Your host is Lou Ruvolo, Executive Director for the Lenke Family Center for Innovation, and Professor in the School of Business and Information Sciences at Felician University.

In this third session, Lou and Tim are joined by Greg Skelley, Executive Director of the Career & Experiential Learning Center at Felician University. Greg offers perspectives from the employers' side on what they're expecting from new hires.

'Building Tomorrow’s Workforce’ is a limited-run podcast series from Felician University and Higher Education & Wall Street Business Consultant Tim Landers. Discussing the Human Capital skills that employers are seeking in today's students to be successful in the workforce of tomorrow.  

Your host is Lou Ruvolo, Executive Director for the Lenke Family Center for Innovation, and Professor in the School of Business and Information Sciences at Felician University.

In this second session, listen as he and Tim break down how higher education institutions can better attune themselves to teaching these "soft skills" and preparing students for entry into the workforce.

Welcome to 'Building Tomorrow’s Workforce’, a limited-run podcast series from Felician University and Higher Education & Wall Street Business Consultant Tim Landers. Discussing the Human Capital skills that employers are seeking in today's students to be successful in the workforce of tomorrow.  

Your host is Lou Ruvolo, Executive Director for the Lenke Family Center for Innovation, and Professor in the School of Business and Information Sciences at Felician University.

In this first session, listen as he and Tim discuss the rise of the so-called "soft skills" that today's employers are looking for. Attributes like creativity, empathy, collaboration, and critical thinking.

On this episode, Dr. Daria Waszak & Dr. Elizabeth Van Dyk talk about the subject of student leadership, alongside two Felician University School of Nursing students, Katie Valenza & Kerry Dziomba. Listen as they discuss how to be a leader, how it helps any & all nursing students, and the qualities one can take away from having a student leadership role.

The Felician Lantern: Shining A Light on Everything Nursing is a podcast from the Felician University School of Nursing. It is recorded and produced at Radio Felician University.

Focus on Senior Living host Marie Cueman sits down with her guest, Dr Gina Robertiello of Felician University.

Getting scammed can be psychologically traumatic. And especially for today's older adults, navigating the waters of technology can leave them highly susceptible to many types of fraud. Listen as Gina & Marie break down how best to guard yourself against online scams, and what NOT to do in the world of social media.

Focus on Senior Living is a podcast from the Felician University Institute for Gerontology. It is recorded and edited at Radio Felician University.