kent state university

Host: Bill Martin (Mississippi State 1975)
Guest: Tim Kilduff (Kent State 1968)

In this episode, we meet Tim Kilduff, the Founder & President of the 26.2 Foundation. Tim talks about the history of marathoning and explains why marathoning is more than running 26.2 miles. 

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There’s an assumption that summer internship programs are primarily for the benefit of the students who participate, but what about amazing contributions they make to the organizations they’re working for? 
We recently sat down for a discussion with four of BWBR’s 2022 summer interns to learn more about their experiences and show some appreciation for everything they’ve done.

Hosted by: 
Jarett Anderson - BWBR - Project Manager

Guests:
Hasnaa Elaraby - BWBR - Interior Design Student Intern
Lauren Burton - BWBR - Architectural Student Intern
Cail Tomlin - BWBR - Architectural Student Intern
Zeekra Baset Nadi - BWBR - Student Architectural Designer

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In our very first episode, we talk with Amber Sorenson, a survivor of Shaken Baby Syndrome/Abusive Head Trauma (SBS/AHT) and a student at Kent State University pursuing her Master's Degree. Amber tells us the incredible story of how she found out that she was shaken as a baby and discusses the past research conducted and the current research she is conducting on SBS/AHT. What an honor to premier the Attention on Prevention podcast with Amber, a survivor who overcame the odds to not just survive but to succeed beyond any expectations. Brought to you by the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome.

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Coach Rob Senderoff's Story: 
In this episode, you'll hear from Rob Senderoff, the Head Coach at Kent State University, who just completed his 10th season as the Head Coach of the Golden Flashes. He is the winningest coach in the history of Kent State Basketball. Right away, Rob dives into the Kent State culture and gives specific examples to illustrate why winning occurs under his leadership. When you walk into the Kent State basketball locker room will see the word 'Carpe Diem'. Coach Senderoff stresses to his players to make the most of each day. He breaks down each individual letter of Carpe Diem. It is a great introspective in how to teach culture. Coach is a masterful offensive coach. HIs deep dive into how he coaches offense is so detailed and extensive. It is must listen for young coaches to see the preparation it takes to be a successful head coach. 

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If you were a part of last week's State of Black Design conference, then you've already been introduced to this week's guest -- John B. Johnson. As the principal of A Small Studio in Seattle, he leads a team of creative professionals that specialize in authentic digital design.

We spoke about how his business has changed through the pandemic, as well as his process with new projects (such as DOSE). He also talked about growing up in Cleveland, studying architecture, and how these experiences led him to start his studio and his moves until settling in Seattle. This is a really thoughtful and deep interview, and I hope John's story resonates with you all!

Links

• John B. Johnson on Instagram
• John B. Johnson on Twitter
• A Small Studio
• DOSE

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Brandon Lewis is a senior majoring in journalism at Kent State University. Concerned about securing an internship required for graduation, coupled with having a disability, Brandon reached out to Jessica Vass, Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor. Jessica is designated to Kent State University through Ohio College2Careers, an OOD program at 15 public colleges and universities in Ohio to ensure students with disabilities have the support they need to complete their degree and/or credential, earn higher wages, and meet the demands of tomorrow’s labor market.

Transcripts and MP3 files are available at https://ood.ohio.gov/Podcast.

Do you have a disability? Do you want a job? OOD can help! Visit OODWorks.com or call 800-282-4536 to get started. 

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Adobe is a company that is synonymous with the creative industry, so I was really excited to finally talk with someone from the company for Revision Path! Meet Caitlin Crews: a creative outreach and design specialist on the Adobe Stock team.

We started off talking about Caitlin’s day-to-day work, which includes a lot of writing, interviewing, and discovering new designers from all over the world. Caitlin also talked about her photography background, her work with Lord and Taylor, and she shared how she’s helping use her current work to create a more equitable future. After listening to Caitlin’s story, I hope you’ll become inspired to contribute more to the world as well!

Links

• Caitlin Crews on Instagram
• Caitlin Crews on LinkedIn
• Become an Adobe Stock Contributor

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"WeShouldDoItAll isn't just a name -- it's a way of life." And let me tell you, Jonathan Jackson was not kidding when he said that. As creative director and partner of the award-winning, Brooklyn-based studio, he and his team have done all kinds of work from websites to fashion to large scale exhibitions. And there's even more!

Jonathan talked to me about his early days at Kent State University, and how his love for architecture planted the seed for what would become WSDIA. We also spent a good bit of time going over how he runs the studio, covering everything from dealing with clients to balancing incoming projects. Jonathan has a lot of great advice for everyone from studio owners to up and coming designers, so this is an interview where you'll definitely want to take notes!

• WeShouldDoItAll
• WeShouldDoItAll on Twitter
• WeShouldDoItAll on Instagram
• WeShouldDoItAll on Facebook

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Diversity in design for Black people is an important issue, but a lot of its focus tends to go towards employment rather than education. Design researcher Omari Souza has approached the topic from a different angle, and his thesis reveals some startling insights.

Omari shared how he first got into design and how his education at Cleveland Institute of Art and Kent State University inspired his push into design research. Omari is also a new full-time professor at La Roche College in Pittsburgh, so we talked about the importance of representation in design education and even about the design community's silence around political issues concerning Black Americans. We do cover a lot in this interview, and I'm glad we have design researchers like Omari to examine and document this kind of work!

• "Chasing Vertical: Diversity & Recognition in the field of Graphic Design" (PDF)
• Omari Souza at La Roche College's Design Division

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Larrie King has a really interesting vantage point in the design community. As an assistant professor of design at Kent State University, he teaches the next generation of designers to take on the challenges of our ever-changing world. And as creative director of Glyphix Studio, he oversees projects and keeps clients happy. It's the best of both worlds!

We spent a good bit of our conversation talking about design education and how he manages both of his roles at KSU. We also spoke on diversity in the design industry, his design influences, and his current work with Lifewater International. Larrie's message of inclusion is really important for designers everywhere, and I'm glad to speak to someone that's really doing the work and paving the way for the future!

• Larrie King's Website
• Larrie King on Facebook
• Larrie King at Kent State University's School of Visual Communication Design
• Glyphix Studio
• Glyphix Studio on Facebook

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