Trinity Podcast

This month’s Learning TUgether podcast features a four-part conversation on “Steps to Financial Success” with Josh Sigman ’01, vice president of Legacy Mutual Mortgage and a finance major while at Trinity. Finance and decision sciences professor Dante Suarez engaged him in the conversation.

This month’s Learning TUgether podcast features a four-part conversation on “Steps to Financial Success” with Josh Sigman ’01, vice president of Legacy Mutual Mortgage and a finance major while at Trinity. Finance and decision sciences professor Dante Suarez engaged him in the conversation.

This month’s Learning TUgether podcast features a four-part conversation on “Steps to Financial Success” with Josh Sigman ’01, vice president of Legacy Mutual Mortgage and a finance major while at Trinity. Finance and decision sciences professor Dante Suarez engaged him in the conversation.

This month’s “Learning TUgether” podcast features a conversation on wine selections with a winemaker and alumnus Adam Lee ’87. For more than 20 years, the pinot noir specialist has attained a cult-like following for his Siduri wines and a reputation as one of California’s top wine makers. Former Trinity alumni director Hugh Daschbach ’95 moderates the conversation.

This month’s “Learning TUgether” podcast features a conversation on wine selections with a winemaker and alumnus Adam Lee ’87. For more than 20 years, the pinot noir specialist has attained a cult-like following for his Siduri wines and a reputation as one of California’s top wine makers. Former Trinity alumni director Hugh Daschbach ’95 moderates the conversation.

This month’s “Learning TUgether” podcast features a conversation on the late architect O’Neil Ford, whose mid-century modern design of the Trinity campus took into account the natural landscape. It was not an easy place to build the University, but as you well know, there’s nothing else like this campus. The guest is Kathryn O’Rourke, associate professor of art history and an expert on O’Neil Ford and his work in the Southwest.

This month’s “Learning TUgether” podcast features a conversation on the late architect O’Neil Ford, whose mid-century modern design of the Trinity campus took into account the natural landscape. It was not an easy place to build the University, but as you well know, there’s nothing else like this campus. The guest is Kathryn O’Rourke, associate professor of art history and an expert on O’Neil Ford and his work in the Southwest.

This month's "Learning TUgether" podcast features a conversation on Trinity's First-Year Experience course called "Great Books of the Ancient World," taught by classical studies professor Corinne Pache and English professor Willis Salomon. Professors Pache and Salomon will share their experiences in teaching this course from a team-teaching format to explore complex issues from Trinity's unique interdisciplinary approach.

This month's "Learning TUgether" podcast features a conversation on Trinity's First-Year Experience course called "Great Books of the Ancient World," taught by classical studies professor Corinne Pache and English professor Willis Salomon. Professors Pache and Salomon will share their experiences in teaching this course from a team-teaching format to explore complex issues from Trinity's unique interdisciplinary approach.

This podcast features a conversation on the First-Year Experience course "Science Fiction" taught by music professor Kimberlyn Montford and German professor Heather Sullivan. Montford and Sullivan share their experiences with team teaching and explore complex issues using Trinity's unique interdisciplinary approach.