David Becerra and Jacoba Rock are back! This time they discuss how we can support students and how important community connections are to the School of Social Work. 

David Becerra became a Bronco in July when he started as the new divisional dean for the School of Social Work. Join Jacoba Rock, clinical assistant professor for the school, as she gets to know David. In Part I, they'll discuss his background, his re

Trigger Warning: we discuss suicide in this episode. Suicide Prevention Week at Boise State has evolved over the years. Learn about the history of the week and what's in store for this year with Assistant Dean of Students for Outreach and Prevention,

Change can something that can deter people from finding their true passions in life. Whether it is changing your major, moving to a new place, etc. This episode is a conversation that challenges listeners start to thank about change as a positive experien

Respiratory Care faculty member, Associate Professor Jody Lester, addresses the critical importance of evidenced based care and practice, the positive shift to patient centered care, the incorporation of both into student learning and growth, as well as h

Movement. For Kinesiology graduate student, Nic Hunt, movement is everything. Motion for fitness, motion for entertainment, and motion for science are integrated in his life. Precision and calculations turned into designs and implementation are the areas

Graduating from a competitive and fast paced clinical program is a great achievement, but taking the next step in the world as a professional and independent person can be daunting. Meet Kendra Clingerman, a 2018 graduate of the Respiratory Care Therapy p

Art, Science, Creativity and Colleagues: Respiratory Care Therapy graduate, MiSol Salinas, is joined by colleague and Lakeland College graduate, Jessica Singh to share their real world experiences at the renowned Cleveland Clinic. In this podcast, they di

A visit with Ryan Forbush, Director of the On-Campus Respiratory Care Therapy program in the College of Health Sciences at Boise State University, gives us an increased appreciation for the role and impact of the Respiratory Care Therapist in the medical

Dr. Bob Wood proposes that the value of your education is the preparation it provides for the wide array of opportunities and chances ahead in your life. In this discussion he shares his strong belief in personal and professional growth through education,