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Click on the links below to hear ASU faculty
and staff highlight university activities and faculty research on ASU
Reports, a 30-minute pre-taped radio show that airs the first Sunday
of every month on Radio One stations. The following is a list of program
times and stations:
6 a.m. on WAKB 96.9
7 a.m. on WFXA 103.1 (Foxie 103)
5 p.m. on WTHB 100.9
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Connection Speeds |
| APRIL 2006 – Carolyn Ingraham, director
of Continuing Education, and Arlene Schler, program coordinator
in Continuing Education, talk about Kids University of other continuing
education programs ASU offers. |
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| MARCH 2006 Part 2 – Karen Mobley, director
for Student Development, discusses the new African-American Male
Initiative, a summer program to increase the number of black males
in higher education. |
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| MARCH 2006 Part 1 – Anthony Kellman, professor
of English, talks about his books, Houses of Alphonso and Limestone,
and the annual Sand Hills Writers Conference. A broadcast of a Black
History Month forum at ASU addresses the book, Has the Black Middle
Class Lost its Mind? |
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| FEBRUARY 2006 – Michael Searles (Cowboy
Mike) discusses Black History Month events at ASU and the history
of African-Americans in the West. |
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| JANUARY 2006 Part 2– Charlotte Price,
chair of the Department of Nursing, and Rebecca Rogers associate
professor of clinical psychology, talk about the Cullum Lecture
Series, which focuses on healthcare. |
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| JANUARY 2006 Part 1 – Eddie Howard, director
of the Office of Student Activities, talks about upcoming Black
History Month and Homecoming events at Augusta State. |
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| DECEMBER 2005 Part 2– Dr. Ralph Walker,
director of ASUs Research Center & Political Analyst, and Dr.
Saundra Reinke director of ASUs Master of Public Administration
Degree Program, discus local, state, and national political issues. |
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| DECEMBER 2005 Part 1 – Steve Lape, security
officer in ITS, discusses computers and identity theft. |
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| NOVEMBER 2005 Part 2 – Jasper Cooke, director
of Public Safety, discusses campus safety, identify theft, domestic
violence, and child abuse. |
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| NOVEMBER 2005 Part 1 – Irene Frieze, visiting
psychologist in the Psychology Speaker Series, talks about her book,
Hurting the One You Love. |
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| OCTOBER 2005 – Deborah Richardson, chair
and professor of psychology, and Sabina Widner, associate professor
of psychology, discuss mental health, psychology as a career field,
and ASU’s Psychology Speaker Series. |
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| SEPTEMBER 2005 – Anthony Kellman, professor
of English, talks about creative writing and his latest CD, Limestone. |
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| AUGUST 2005 – Paulette Harris, Cree-Walker
professor of education, discusses ASU’s Literacy Center and
issues in education. |
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| JULY 2005 – Dr. William Reese, professor
of sociology, talks about the state of today’s prison system
and the Safe Neighborhoods project. |
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| JUNE 2005 - Dr. William Reese, professor of
sociology, discusses America’s criminal justice system, particularly
as it relates to juvenile crime and the CSRA. |
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MAY 2005 - Dr. Charlotte Price, chair of the
ASU Department of Nursing, discusses the nursing profession and
addresses current health topics.
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APRIL 2005 - Ms. Katherine Sweeney, registrar
and director of admissions, and Ms. Willene Holmes, director of
financial aid, talk about how to get into college and how to pay
for it.
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MARCH 2005 - Dr. Kim Davies, sociology, talks
about women’s issues, and Dr. Holly Carter, sociology, talks
about ASU’s new Bachelor of Social Work degree program.
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| FEBRUARY 2005 - Mr. Eddie Howard, student activities,
discusses Black History Month events; and Amy Sullivan, Career Center,
talks about career planning. |
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| JANUARY 2005 - Mr. Joe Greene, business administration,
talks about personal finance. |
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| DECEMBER 2004 - Dr. Saundra Reinke, political
science, and Dr. Ralph Walker, Research Center, discuss local and
state politics. |
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