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Available Podcasts
[ What is a Podcast? ]
| Dr. Banks Talley & Dr. Henry Bowers, Talk Student Affairs - Part One |
| Dr. Banks Talley & Dr. Henry Bowers, Talk Student Affairs - Part Two |
| Two important people in the history of the Division of Student Affairs in the decades between 1950 and today are Dr. Banks Talley, vice chancellor emeritus for student affairs and Dr. Henry Bowers, associate vice chancellor emeritus for student affairs. These two men were instrumental in the creation of the student union, construction and expansion of buildings for student affairs programming and the development of the arts programs on campus. March 20, 2008 |
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| NC State's New Rec Center |
| Dawn Sanner, Director of Carmichael Complex and Peter Kay, Director of Campus Recreation share information about the new recreation center and new services being offered beginning in the Spring semester. From a new Port City Java to personal training, you won't want to miss this information November 11, 2007 |
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| ARTS NC State - Part #1 |
| Alex Miller, Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, provides an overview of the various units that are part of the ARTS NC State program. February 7, 2007 |
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| ARTS NC State - Part #2 |
| The second part of the ARTS NC State podcast continues our chat with Alex Miller, who highlights various opportunities available for students and others in the Triangle community. Learn more about how to support the ARTS programs and how to purchase tickets for ARTS NC State events. February 7, 2007 |
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| ARTS NC State - Part #3 |
| This final part of this podcast covers information about two new projects. Alex Miller discusses the renovation and restoration of the historic Thompson Building, and the new Arts Village, a residential opportunity for students. February 7, 2007 |
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| Students First: More Than a Motto - Part #1 |
| Dr. Tom Stafford, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, shares the history of "Students First" as a motto for the Division of Student Affairs. January 12, 2007 |
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| Students First: More Than a Motto - Part #2 |
| The second part of our interview with Vice Chancellor Stafford, who discusses our Division's commitment to students. January 12, 2007 |
How to Listen to a Podcast
- Listen to the Podcast Through Your Computer - If you have a media player like Quicktime or Windows Media Player, just click on any of the links in the list above to launch the podcast. You will soon be listening to some great content!
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Other Podcasts
What Are Podcasts?
Podcasts are audio recordings that you can listen to through your computer or through an mp3 player. These audio recordings are used for several purposes. Many podcasts are for entertainment, and others are for informational and educational purposes.
The ability to put an audio file on the web and make it available for others to listen or download has been around for awhile. Podcasting takes it one step further by letting you subscribe to a series of audio files and automatically download them onto a digital audio player (like an iPod, hence the name). A good example is radio. Many popular radio shows are available as podcasts. Anytime you connect your mp3 player to your computer and launch the music software (like iTunes), the latest broadcast of that show is downloaded to your player, ready to enjoy at your convenience. Podcasting is a generic term and iPods are not required; just about any digital audio player will work.
Why is Student Affairs Creating Podcasts?
Podcasts are a very popular medium used by students for both entertainment, and education. In keeping with our motto of "Students First," our Division is utilizing this technology as a means to provide information to students. We also will offer podcasts that will be of interest to various staff and faculty on campus.
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