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Item Guest Arshia Khan: It's More Than That(2019-12-03) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahA robot named Pepper is changing how dementia patients are treated, and its creator is changing the traditional image of computer programmers. Meet Associate Professor of Computer Science, Dr. Arshia Khan. She talks about overcoming faith bias and discusses her work with robotics in medical care. Hope you enjoy this episode, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Blackbird Revolt: Terresa and Jordon Moses: It's More Than That(2019-10-26) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahTerresa Moses and Jordan Moses discuss creating a company that seeks to engage the community through art and design with a special focus on social justice – and share their thoughts on creating UMD’s It’s More Than That campus climate campaign. Hope you enjoy this episode, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education. A full (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cIjAY9F_hw7u49RJFCM3vZ7AohgkRyS-E0a4ohEgKoQ/edit?usp=sharing) transcript of this episode is available. You can follow Blackbird Revolt on Twitter or visit their https://blackbirdrevolt.com website for more information.Item Guest Fernando Delgado: It's More Than That(2019-11-13) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahHaving personally navigated overt bias and death threats, Fernando Delgado talks about the need for "more conversations" and "respectful disagreeing." As UMD’s Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Fernando sees opportunity in challenging each other along the journey to personal growth. Hope you enjoy this episode, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Helen Mongan-Rallis: It's More Than That(2020-03-26) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahHelen Mongan-Rallis, an associate professor in the Department of Education, was born in a country deeply steeped in racial turmoil. "I left South Africa in 1984, but I am deeply South African." How these roots influence her work at UMD, and how stories empower Mongan-Rallis to better understand people she disagrees with. Plus getting trapped in Lake Superior ice while kayaking, and headstands as a metaphor for being an ally on this episode of “It’s More Than That.” Enjoy and be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Jeanine Weekes Schroer: It's More Than That(2019-11-26) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahWhat's the cost of following the rules within the context of institutional racism? We hear from Associate Professor of Philosophy, Dr. Jeanine Weekes Schroer, about this and also talk about the political tension between faculty and staff in higher education. Hope you enjoy this episode, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Joanne Coffin-Langdon: It's More Than That(2020-05-19) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahBridging between adverse populations– deaf and hearing, Christian and non, straight and queer– is Joanne Coffin-Langdon’s life’s work. Coffin-Langdon was born in Germany and is a mom of nine children, and her story is about boldly and consistently answering the call. Enjoy, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Lendley Black: It's More Than That(2019-11-07) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahUMD Chancellor Lendley Black grew up in the segregated South - and his academic roots are in theater. Learn how this combination shapes his leadership in this episode of “It’s More Than That.”Enjoy, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Lisa Erwin: It's More Than That(2019-12-10) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahVice Chancellor for Student Life, Lisa Erwin, is UMD's Title IX coordinator - a critical role for our campus. Dr. Erwin also oversees our students’ mental health concerns, bystander intervention, and conduct. What drives her work on this episode of “It’s More Than That.”Enjoy and be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Mike Kenyanya: It's More Than That(2019-11-18) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahMike Kenyanya leapt from his inspirational UMD commencement speech into his role as a University of Minnesota Regent. Mike talks about his continued leadership and how his immigration from Kenya influences him. Hope you enjoy this episode, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Neal Bhakta: It's More Than That(2020-04-07) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahUMD Student Association President Neal Bhakta grew up in a lot of different places across the country. His experiences gave him the perspective needed to launch a mental health campaign that’s personally motivated and having a profound impact on our campus culture. Enjoy, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Shawyn Lee: It's More Than That(2020-04-15) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahA personal journey through adoption guides Shawyn Lee's scholarship and teaching. The research and story of Shawyn Lee, assistant professor of Social Work, merges– removing myths surrounding adoption. Enjoy, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Guest Susana Pelayo Woodward: It's More Than That(2019-10-25) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahWhat's it like to move from Mexico City to northern Minnesota? Susana Pelayo-Woodward talks about how this experience impacted her life and her work as the assistant to the Chancellor for inclusive excellence and as the director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion. Hope you enjoy this episode, and as always, be sure to hit subscribe for more that celebrate the human experience in higher education. A full (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KQ8zauDX_CjFUkgp7x-tcKGk7LcPpnsska-ToN3phpM/edit?usp=sharing) transcript of this episode is available.You can follow UMD's Office of Diversity and Inclusion on Twitter and Facebook.Item Guest Wendy Reed: It's More Than That(2020-03-09) Pedersen, Paula; Lieberman, HannahWendy Reed, dean of the Swenson College of Science and Engineering, is effecting change by challenging, "This is the way we've always done it." Hear how her Allies and Advocates program is making sure everyone’s voice is heard– and how embodying a maternal effects scientist was seen as activism, but it wasn’t. Enjoy and be sure to hit subscribe for more stories that celebrate the human experience in higher education.Item Sound Editing and Compositing from Variable Acoustic Sources(2017) Brueggemann, WilliamThis essay explains the making of sound recordings. The sound recordings are the original music of Dr. Justin Rubin. They were recorded in different locations, acoustic spaces and to varying degrees of fidelity.