Trinity Podcast

If you have college-going kids, you know that sending kids off to college is a big deal. It really is an emotional roller coaster for everyone involved. Today, you will hear from two parents – Margery Arnold, Class of ’90, and Matt Clark, Class of ’92 – who dive into the emotions, perks, and realities of becoming an empty-nester.

As Margery and Matt converse, we will pick up some tips to prepare ourselves better so that the new move becomes less stressful for the family.

The songs in this podcast are licensed under: CC BY-NC-ND

Artist: Ketsa

Website: Ketsa.uk

Album: Summer With Sound

Composition: Essence, Bandwidth, Loading-Time, Boppin’ till Bed

No changes were made to featured samples. Music obtained via the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org

Nathan Cone ‘95, host of the Learning TUgether Podcast series, engages David Otey '81 in a conversation on his newest book The Speaker’s Quick Guide to Presenting with Confidence. Available to stream now via SoundCloud and Apple Podcasts.

Through the Learning TUgether Podcast series, you will hear today a conversation on the effects of stress on the body physically and mentally, as well as the secondary effects on the people -- friends and family -- around those suffering people. Dr. Leigh Johnson-Migalski ‘94, a licensed clinical psychologist currently working as a staff psychologist at William Middleton VA Medical Center in Rockford, Illinois, and Dr. William Ellison, assistant professor of Trinity’s Department of Psychology, will be in the conversation.

You will hear a conversation with David Imhoof ‘92 on his latest book, So, Modern Europe. He is a professor of History, Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania. This is what Professor Imhoof tells us about his book: “It’s definitely not a traditional textbook and is really aimed at students and others who don’t like history. I use humor, music, popular culture, and other means to try to demonstrate how important the big ideas of the Enlightenment continue to be to us today. It’s also a pretty funny story about how the book came about.” Trinity University’s Associate Professor of History Jason Johnson’s interview with Professor Imhoof reveals more interesting facts.

The songs in this podcast are licensed under: CC BY-NC-ND

Artist: Metre, https://nultielrecords.blogspot.com/, from the album Oscillate.

Songs: Bounce, Flying, Geiger-Muller, Late Night, Touch, and Spring.

No changes were made to featured samples. Music obtained via the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org

Join us for a conversation on a newly published book American Roulette: The Social Logic of Death Penalty Sentencing Trials by Dr. Sarah Beth Kaufman, associate professor of Sociology and Anthropology, Trinity University.

The songs in this podcast are licensed under: CC BY-NC-ND

Artist: Ketsa, https://ketsa.uk, from the album The Lost Files.

Songs: Astral Travel, Strung-Low, Twilight, and Underlying.

No changes were made to featured samples. Music obtained via the Free Music Archive.

One of Trinity University’s goals is to offer students opportunities to have a better understanding of the world that they live in by exposing them to global diversity. Towards that goal, the Sport in England study abroad class has impacted the lives of the numerous students who have undertaken this journey. This podcast presents a conversation among the project leads Dr. Jacob Tingle, Class of 1995, and Men’s Soccer Head Coach Paul McGinlay. They are joined by Drew Butler, Class of 2016, a participant in the inaugural class; and Gina Monaco, a current senior, member of the Class of 2021 and student in the most recent Sport in England class.

One of Trinity University’s goals is to offer students opportunities to have a better understanding of the world that they live in by exposing them to global diversity. Towards that goal, the Sport in England study abroad class has impacted the lives of the numerous students who have undertaken this journey. This podcast presents a conversation among the project leads Dr. Jacob Tingle, Class of 1995, and Men’s Soccer Head Coach Paul McGinlay. They are joined by Drew Butler, Class of 2016, a participant in the inaugural class; and Gina Monaco, a current senior, member of the Class of 2021 and student in the most recent Sport in England class.

Through the Learning TUgether Podcast series, we sometimes document times and share how our Trinity alumni have navigated through those periods. Today, you will hear three Trinity University education department professors discuss the abrupt change in parenting and schooling as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. As both educators and parents Dr. Laura Allen, Dr. Ellen Barnett, and Dr. Rocio Delgado share their unique perspectives, questions, and insights into navigating the academic year.

Through the Learning TUgether Podcast series, we sometimes document times and share how our Trinity alumni have navigated through those periods. Today, you will hear three Trinity University education department professors discuss the abrupt change in parenting and schooling as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. As both educators and parents Dr. Laura Allen, Dr. Ellen Barnett, and Dr. Rocio Delgado share their unique perspectives, questions, and insights into navigating the academic year.

You will hear today a discussion on how to live a balanced life. Trinity University Chaplain Alex Serna-Wallender '08 and the University Counseling Services psychologist Lori Kinkler, Ph.D. have an engaging conversation on this topic.