Sagebrushers

Join host President Brian Sandoval as he and the Associate Students of the University of Nevada, Reno President Dionne Stanfill and Vice President Bayla Fitzpatrick talk about why they chose to study at the University, how they got involved in student leadership, what goals they plan to accomplish this year and more. 

Join host President Brian Sandoval as he and Coordinator of Indigenous Student Services Markie Wilder talk about supporting Indigenous students on campus, advocating for Nevada's tuition waiver, playing basketball for the Nevada Wolf Pack and more.

Join host President Brian Sandoval as he and Director of Advancements in Teaching Excellence and award-winning Teaching Professor Sarah Cummings talk about teaching, sustainable chemistry, Wolf Pack Athletics and more.

In the second episode of Sagebrushers, President Brian Sandoval hosts Dean of the College of Engineering Manos Maragakis. After nearly 40 years at the University, Dean Maragakis will be stepping down from his role this June and joining the faculty of the College. He and Sandoval talk about the William Pennington Engineering Building, what it's like being a dean while your children attend the University, marathon running and a lot more.

Hosted by University of Nevada, Reno President Brian Sandoval, the podcast’s inaugural episode features Director of the Student Health Center Dr. Cheryl Hug-English, who has held that position since 1994 and graduated from the University twice (once with a bachelor’s in biology and four years later with a medical degree). Dr. Hug-English’s connections to the Wolf Pack stretch well past her own status as an alumna and current faculty member, starting from her alumni grandparents, running through to her own alumni children and even including a handful of campus love stories in between. Listen to learn about her family history, time at the University, leadership throughout the ongoing pandemic and the resultant poetry, and more.

Each month, subscribers will hear the stories behind the people, events and history of the University and get a window into the lives of people who truly exemplify the Wolf Pack Way. Go Pack!