SUU President Scott Wyatt and Steve Meredith speak with Val Bonnette, the President of Good Sports Inc., a Title IX and Gender Equity Specialist consulting firm based in San Diego, California.

President Wyatt and Steve Meredith talk with Mike Mower, the Executive Director and Chief Flight Instructor in SUU's Aviation Program.

In our first episode of the 2018-19 academic year, we sit down with Michael Bahr, the Director of Education Programs at the Utah Shakespeare Festival. How do the messages of the plays, that are hundreds of years old, play into our current world? Why do we need the arts in our lives?

As part of the podcast series Solutions for Higher Education, SUU President Scott L Wyatt will lead a “Summer Reading Club” focusing on a new book each month. The August 2018 book was The Ghost Map by Steven Johnson and this is our wrap-up discussion,

As part of the podcast series Solutions for Higher Education, SUU President Scott L Wyatt will lead a “Summer Reading Club” focusing on a new book each month. The August 2018 book is The Ghost Map by Steven Johnson. This episode we introduce the book with special guest Dr. Dave Blodgett.

As part of the podcast series Solutions for Higher Education, SUU President Scott L Wyatt will lead a “Summer Reading Club” focusing on a new book each month. The July 2018 book is 1984 by George Orwell. In this episode we are joined by English faculty member Joy Sterrantino and Political Science faculty member Doug Bennett.

As part of the podcast series Solutions for Higher Education, SUU President Scott L Wyatt will lead a “Summer Reading Club” focusing on a new book each month. The July 2018 book is 1984 by George Orwell. In this episode we introduce the book and discuss it's impact on society with English faculty member, Joy Sterrantino.

As part of the podcast series Solutions for Higher Education, SUU President Scott L Wyatt will lead a “Summer Reading Club” focusing on a new book each month.

June - A Deadly Wandering: A Mystery, a Landmark Investigation, and the Astonishing Science of Attention in the Digital Age by Matt Richtel

A Deadly Wandering by Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Matt Richtel explores the enormous changes that current technology has brought to our lives, and especially to the ability to focus our attention on tasks at hand.

This is our discussion episode after reading the book. Joining the podcast are special guests Dr. David Strayer and Terryl Warner, both who were parts of the story as it unfolded in real life and the book.

As part of the podcast series Solutions for Higher Education, SUU President Scott L Wyatt will lead a “Summer Reading Club” focusing on a new book each month. Readers who join the podcast will be given an introduction to the book by Scott Wyatt and podcast host Steve Meredith near the beginning of each month, and then near the end of the month, an expert guest will join the conversation to give additional insight and context to the completed reading.

Our June book: A Deadly Wandering by Matt Richtel, who was a Pulitzer Prize winning author [and] journalist for The New Times, this is a story about a young guy by the name of Reggie who, while texting on his phone, went over the center line and killed two people on their way to work.

SUU Psychology professor Dr. Britt Mace joins this week's episode to discuss how sound and noise can affect the way people behave. His studies in the field of environmental psychology touches on how physical and social surroundings can influence the way we think, feel, and act.