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Alumni Association President and CEO Corie Pauling, ’93, and former President and CEO Steve Grafton discuss the evolution of the organization, celebrating its 125th anniversary and finding new ways to connect with alums. Hosted on Acast. See ac
What makes the ongoing fight for environmental and climate justice a civil rights issue? In this episode, we explore environmental burdens and their disproportionate impacts on indigenous communities through conversations with United Tribes of
Why are there higher rates of mental health concerns among people in the LGBTQ+ community? We discuss access to mental health support for LGBTQ+ students and recent grads with U-M professor Dr. Gary Harper, U-M assistant professor Dr. Craig Rod
What is it like to host several Afghan refugees? We explore refugee resettlement efforts through an inside look into the hosting experience with the first-hand story of Afghan refugee host Jules Pieri, ’82, and expert insight from Dr. Odessa Go
How does vaccine misinformation negatively impact public health, and how can we find reliable information on this topic? We speak with three experts: U-M professor Scott Campbell, Elisabeth Michel SPH ’17, and Abram Wagner MPH ’12, PhD ’15. Hos
What is authentic allyship? We discuss performative allyship, the white-savior complex, and ways we can think more creatively about deconstructing systemic racism and building community with Professor Angela Dillard, '92, PHD '95, and Dr. Debor
The Voices of Victors podcast is back for Season 2. New host, James McRae, '97, discusses a lack of paid parental leave in the United States and the disparity this causes women, particularly women of color, with Tiffany Marra, MS'98, PHD'06, (E
U-M experts across multiple disciplines are devoting their careers to tackling the challenges of climate change. In observance of Earth Day, we share some of their insights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Father-son duo Braylon, ’17, and Stan Edwards, ’81, reflect on their years as U-M students and football players as well as the ways they continue to connect to the University. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Father-son duo Braylon, ’17, and Stan Edwards, ’81, reflect on their years as U-M students and football players as well as the ways they continue to connect to the University. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we share two Michigan Musings.A Life-Saving Friendship by Sarah Scantamburlo,’01, MSW’03Learning to Love Humanities by Carol A. Seidl, ’82, MSE ’84 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
When then-Sen. John F. Kennedy spoke to students in October 1960, he inspired them to take the first steps toward the establishment of the Peace Corps. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
When then-Sen. John F. Kennedy spoke to students in October 1960, he inspired them to take the first steps toward the establishment of the Peace Corps. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As the creator of the “bit,” Claude Shannon became known as the “father of the digital age”—the man responsible for technology that evolved into today’s computers and other digital technology. On this podcast, biographers tell the story of his
As the creator of the “bit,” Claude Shannon became known as the “father of the digital age”—the man responsible for technology that evolved into today’s computers and other digital technology. On this podcast, biographers tell the story of his
This is the Voices of Victor's Podcast and in this episode, Romance is in the Air as we discover through two love stories from University of Michigan Alums. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In the 1960s, Ann Arbor had it all: JFK, MLK, LBJ, and the CIA; hawks, doves, panthers, and pigs; sit-ins, teach-ins, lock-ins, and sleep-ins; radicals on the left, reactionaries on the right, and a great mass of mystified in the middle. Writte
Michigan Musings: The Accidental Wolverine“Sometimes, a person just needs a new hat for opportunities and connections to emerge.”By Sharon FormanMichigan Musings: Maize and Blue Through and ThroughThe small high school I attended, boasting a me
The medical historian who coined the phrase “flattening the curve” views pandemics through the lens of history and offers insights to head off killer viruses in the future on this episode of the Voices of Victors podcast, titled The Next Big On
Songs for My FatherAn alumna recalls the mutual devotion between her family and the U-M Men’s Glee Club following the death of her father.The Power of PlaceAn alumnus is surprised when his grandmother casually mentions that his grandfather had
From the Alumni Association of the University of Michigan, this is the voices of Victor's podcast. In this episode, we're catching up with Trey Burke. If you know Michigan Wolverines basketball, you know who Trey Burke is. In the 2012-2013 seas
Mere days after the coronavirus caused governments to impose stay-at-home orders, once-vibrant downtowns became desolate. As those orders have been lifted and many businesses have reopened, albeit with new social-distancing and public-safety pr
From the Alumni Association of the University of Michigan, this is the voices of Victor's podcast. In this podcast, we focus on homecoming.Do you remember your first time at the Big House? We'll share an essay from an alum whose first trip to t
Welcome to the Alumni Association of the University of Michigan's Voices of Victors podcast, No matter where you are, the Voices of Victors podcast will keep you connected and informed with news and features about the university and your fellow
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