An astronaut is in the house. Former astronaut John Herrington represents Astronauts for America, on campus talking to students about the importance of being civically engaged.
We are joined by guests from Stemming Ideas, an organization inviting families, students, and STEM enthusiasts to celebrate its third birthday as part of Tech week. We talk to Angela DeVries and Brent Johnson about this Saturday afternoon's affair.
The Seidman College of Business' Gerry Cooke, Director of Mentorship, and Student Mia Meimbaugh talk about the importance of the mentor and mentee relationship, and what it means to be a professional mentor.
Broadway GR welcomes Hell's Kitchen, with Actor/Singer songwriter Alfred Jackson sharing the details. We also talk about the music of Jackson including his latest work, Real One.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
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