Rowan Radio On Demand

Host Ruben Brit, from Rowan University's Office of Career Advancement sits down with Cecily Johnson, Cecily is a Senior Consultant within Grant Thornton’s Not-for-Profit and Higher Education Advisory practice. She has significant experience in not-for-profit / higher education operations, process improvement, and internal controls.

They discuss Grant Thornton's practice, internships, advice to students who are looking for a job, and much more!

Host Sue Shilling speaks Joan Clark from Avenues to Independent Living. They provide support to the age 21 and over special needs community.

Amajae Hardy-Jones, a 17 year old actress, shared her dreams of becoming a professional actress. She is passionate about life and expresses her gratitude to her mother, who plays a significant role in her advance her career.

Rowan University Professor Ron Block sits down with Writing Arts Professor and Author Megan Atwood about her ambitious plans to start up a publishing company at Rowan called Singularity Press.

Host Dr. Craig Wax talks to legendary rock musician Paul Barre of the band Little Feat, who candidly discuses his wild times in music and Hepatitis C.

Host Sue Shilling speaks with Amy, the co-owner of Clarity Psychiatric Care, located in Haddonfield, NJ. Clarity Psychiatric Care helps treat the special needs community in a positive atmosphere.

Sue Shilling shares the inspirational story of Shauna, a young lady on the spectrum with other medical challenges. Shauna has overcome many obstacles and is living independently and volunteering at a retirement home. She will also explain how chiropractic care with Dr. Rick Brown of Back to Life Chiropractic has helped her with some recent health challenges.

Continuing to feature powerful young leaders, this January, The American Dream featured Aniyah Ayres, Co-Founder of Aniyah's Mission and owner of Aniyah’s Water Ice Stand and the Lip care. This young entrepreneur, age 13, will stun you with her poise and wisdom. Supported strongly by her mother, Aniyah proves that age is not a factor when you have the desire to think big.

Host Lisa Conley and Bill Gordon speak with Louise McCarthy, Development Specialist with the ARC Gloucester about a grant the organization has received in association with The Center for Family Services.

Host Dr. Stanley El speaks with 13 year-old Corey Williams, who shares his story and aspirations as a young entrepreneur. 'Past The Competition' is his brand whose purpose is encourage young people to never give up on their dreams. Corey apparel company has launched him into very powerful circles of people as well as media.