A podcast playlist featuring Heller community members who moonlight as podcast hosts, or pinch-hit as guest experts on podcasts we all know and love. Heller community members are dedicated to sharing their work with the world, and regularly experimenting with new communications platforms to reach the communities they care about. It comes as no surprise, therefore, that plenty of Heller folks also moonlight as podcast hosts — or podcast guests — making it even easier for anyone to tune in and hear top social policy experts explore critical topics of the day. Browse Heller-hosted podcast series , or jump in on a single episode with a Heller guest expert. The list below represents just a handful of examples from the last two years. Throw on your headphones and enjoy. Host: Anita Hill. Listeners will hear from the activists, scholars, artists and thought leaders who are defining it, and who explain why there is an urgent need to reach it, and how we can achieve it. The podcast uses a systems-thinking approach to discussing a variety of individual or combined topics for individual and public awareness-raising. With Mokshda Pertaub. Hosts : Dr. This season we discuss the realities of healthcare leadership from entrepreneurial, management, academic, clinical, and career viewpoints. Where to get started: Beyond the Frontlines Trailer. I hope listeners can relate to the complex emotions and real relationships presented in the episodes. Topics range from talking to children about structural racism to considering health literacy practice in health equity work to deconstructing teaching practice.
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As they developed their own paths in agriculture, they soon would pursue their passion for agriculture together. Dean was the Little I Manager in , and he also showed beef and sheep in the Little Internationals. Shepperd Award Winner in Livestock Judging teams, as well as the Wool Judging team. After college, Dean and Paula wedded and farmed in Dawson, M. In Prosper, N. During their times in Prosper, they were both 4-H leaders. Dean also helped the boys and girls Cass County 4-H livestock judging team. Eventually Dean and Paula moved to Walcott, N. State Fair in Minot. Currently, Dean and Paula are active in the local churches where they have lived serving on the Council and teaching Sunday school. Together, they were instrumental in starting the youth and open meat goat shows at both the RRVF and the N. State Fair.
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Today, Dean and Paula farm in partnership with their oldest son, Matt, and his family. Their second son, Kent, owns his own masonry business and lives with his family nearby, and their youngest son, Luke, lives in Fargo with his family and is the Vice President of Trading Technology at Bushel. Dean and Paula have 8 grandchildren. This is a time to honor the Agriculturalist of the Year and to recognize all of the hard work the members have accomplished throughout the year! Alumni, sponsors, parents, and members are encouraged to attend the banquet each year! They felt a need for an organization that would develop a great interest in animal husbandry at NDSU. The following year, due to war conditions, the club became inactive. The Saddle and Sirloin Club was reorganized under a new constitution in February Every year since, the club has presented its Little International Show. These are patterned after the International Livestock Show seen in Chicago, but differ in one respect; Little International is a contest of showmanship, not on the merits of particular animals. Every year, in conjunction with the Little International, the Saddle and Sirloin Club selects an outstanding individual in the field of agriculture. Other club activities include: choosing Little International royalty, turkey sales, dances, Kiddie Days, participation in Homecoming activities, Ag Olympics, street cleanup and chili cook-off! Members of the livestock, meats, and dairy teams represent NDSU at several competitions across the country throughout the year. The club is affiliated with the National Block and Bridle Club. NDSU Saddle and Sirloin sends members to the national conference where members associate with other similar organizations and gain new ideas and perspectives. A quote from M. However, it is more than just a lively and entertaining educational feature. These are the attitudes in which the Little International fosters. Good evening and welcome to the 97th Little International! We are thrilled that you are able join us as we celebrate the efforts of our Saddle and Sirloin members in anticipation of this great event.
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It is an honor and a privilege to carry on this tradition for the 97th year. Our members have put in countless hours and are excited to finally show off all that they have been working on for the last six months. I grew up on a ranch near Wing, N. I am a senior majoring in Animal Science with an emphasis in Agribusiness and a minor in Agricultural Communications. Whether we realize it or not, we are leaving a legacy for those who come after us. Shepperd likely did not know the impact that he would have by creating the Saddle and Sirloin Club or the Little International. Our actions and steps we take every day contribute to our own legacy, and it is up to us to build a legacy that we can be proud of. I would like to extend a special welcome and congratulations to our Agriculturalists of the Year, Dean and Paula Swenson. Dean and Paula have been farming and ranching near Walcott, N. They have impacted many lives in agriculture and supported many others in building their own legacies throughout the industry. Thank you, Dean and Paula, for your dedication to improving the agriculture industry through your passion and drive to help others! Thank you to all of the club members for their time, hard work and dedication to make this show happen. They have spent many hours working with animals, hanging streamers, cleaning Shepperd Arena and so much more. Thank you to our committee members and committee chairs as they play such important roles in ensuring that this event is the best it can be. Thank you to our advisors for supporting and trusting us throughout the whole process of organizing and running this show. Thank you to my family and friends who have been by my side through it all.
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