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TNE Hawk Talk
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TNE Hawk Talk episodes
- The Hawk Talk Morning Show: Dr. Robyn Pursley and the River City Players
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Join MJ Hudson, TNE contributor, and Angel Ford, editor-in-chief, as they sit down with Dr. Robyn Pursley to discuss the River City Players along with other future theatre events. The River City Players is a musical review series which showcases popular music.
To learn more, follow their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/rivercityplayers.
For the latest on NSU campus, visit nsunews.com.
Podcast written and edited by MJ Hudson23 min - The Hawk Talk Morning Show: NAB and President Turner's email
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Welcome Back RiverHawks! Tune in to listen to the latest on NSU campus each Tuesday morning of the spring 2023 semester with this branch of the Hawk Talk podcast, the Morning Show.
In this first episode of the Morning Show, join co-hosts Angel Ford, TNE editor-in-chief, and MJ Hudson, TNE contributor, as they discuss events happening on campus with Piper Smith, NAB small events chair. From the most recent news of Dr. Steve Turner, 19th president of NSU, announcing his retirement to students and NAB's newest student attraction, the Cash Cab, listeners are sure to come away with something new.
To those interested in being a guest on the next episode, please email [email protected] and visit nsunews.com for the latest.16 min - Finals week stress effecting students across NSU
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Caleb Phelps, TNE contributor, sits down with Amber Cunningham, resident assistant, and Stephen Harlin, Muskogee senior, to discuss the effects of stress leading into finals week and ways to gain motivation heading into the spring semester. Cunningham is the Cobb Hall RA and loves to meet with students while Harlin loves to create art and help out other students.
For more information about how to manage stress, follow the NSU Counseling Services Instagram at @nsu_hawkreach.
12 min - NSU campus police department offers safety and opportunity
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Melanie Rice, TNE contributor, is joined by NSU police officers, Hayley Goodman and Lt. Dewayne Goad, to talk about campus police. NSU campus police provides a safe environment for students and faculty. They respond to all reports of criminal activity, disturbances, emergencies and calls for service. Not only does campus police provide protection and aid to the NSU community, they also contribute to beginning law enforcement careers by hosting the CLEET reserve academy.
For more information, visit www.offices.nsuok.edu/publicsafety or email NSU police at [email protected]
16 min - Drama students introduce unique comedic play at NSU Playhouse
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In this episode of the Hawk Talk, Peyton Hudson speaks with Dr. Robyn Pursley, assistant dean in the College of Liberal Arts, and Meg Hooks, Santa Rosa, California senior, about the production of "A Bad Year for Tomatoes." The farcical comedy will be performed Dec. 1-4 at the NSU Playhouse. Get your tickets at GoRiverhawksTickets.com.
For more information, visit https://www.nsunews.com/ae/drama-students-prepare-for-upcoming-production/article_c2420934-6f46-11ed-bb72-bf3691123e3d.html.17 min - Sassy Hawks seek to add more routines, members
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Payton Holloway, TNE contributor, sits down with Kianna Greene, Los Angeles sophomore, and Chloe Walker, Tulsa freshman, who are a part of the Sassy Hawks squad for NSU. Tune in to learn more of what it means to be a Sassy Hawk, what they stand for and their auditions. Also, discussions about juggling school, work and life while being in the group and how they try to overcome certain battles. The squad is seeking to add more members and showcase more of their skills in the future. For more information, visit nsu_sassyhawks on Instagram.14 min - NASA invites students to learn about Indigenous cultures
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Russell Bell, TNE contributor, sits down with Chloe Tyner, Native American Student Association president, and Vivian Howerton, NASA secretary, to discuss what the association provides for students and events coming up for the semester.
NASA works to welcome all students into their association and to teach them about the different native tribes around NSU. Each semester, they hold different activities to bring awareness to their Indigenous culture.
For more information about NASA, visit @_nsu_nasa on Instagram or email [email protected].
11 min - RBC opens pathways for students to create connections
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Jason Anderson, TNE contributor, sits down with Bri Buck, student transitions coordinator and Rookie Bridge Camp adviser, to discuss the fun-filled student orientation program RBC and her vision as the new adviser. RBC strives to include all types of students and provide an environment of acceptance to help them adapt to college life and get to know other students before classes begin. RBC is packed with traditions and team-building exercises that bring students together to set them up for success in college.
For more information email [email protected]
16 min - Impressions provides space for students to express themselves
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Julia Childers, TNE contributing writer, sits down with Chelise Kirby and Felise Kirby, student leaders of Impressions Dance Company, to talk about everything IDC, including but not limited to auditions, weekly rehearsals and the recital.
IDC is a student-lead organization on campus that provides students with a space to freely express themselves through dance. They hold a recital each semester, which is at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Dec. 4, at the Center for Performing Arts.
For more information about IDC, visit @nsuimpressions on Instagram or email [email protected].
20 min - Cherokee language group holds meetings open to all students, faculty
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On this week’s episode of Hawk Talk, Ray Walsh, TNE contributor, is joined by Assistant Professor Alissa Baker. Baker and Walsh speak about the Tsalagi Sgadugi. This group is open to those who wish to learn the Cherokee language and Cherokee cultural values.
Tsalagi Sgadugi is held by Baker on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. Meetings are offered in person in Wilson Hall Room 235 or on Zoom.13 min
About TNE Hawk Talk
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The Hawk Talk podcast is the work of Multimedia Writing and Digital Media Publication students who are part of the Media Studies major/minor at Northeastern State University. We publish content for…
students, by students. The Northeastern student newspaper serves as the primary news source for NSU’s three campuses. TNE is an independent student-run publication under the media studies program. The media studies program offers two options: multimedia/journalism and public relations/advertising. The Northeastern is written and edited strictly by students at the university. This newspaper is a public forum and final decisions are made by the Editor-in-Chief without review from school officials. The newspaper serves as a voice for NSU students and ensures that media studies students will be able to put what they are learning into use outside the classroom. The Northeastern is a student-run publication independent of Northeastern State University.