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Join Dr. Buzz Hoon, Dean of the College of Arts and Letters, in exploring the stories of both graduates and faculty from the College of Arts and Letters at Austin Peay State University.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGovs on the Go is a society podcast hosted by CoAL - APSU, with 101 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #107
In this episode of Govs on the Go: Faculty Spotlight , Dr. Buzz Hoon talks with Dr. Kelsey Smith, Assistant Professor of Music at Austin Peay State University. Smith discusses her work as a cellist and educator, her research into the intersection of classical music and jazz, and her experiences performing and teaching across the country.
Episode #104
In this episode of Govs on the Go: Alumni Edition, Dean Hoon sits down with Brian Hogg, a 1996 Austin Peay State University alumnus from the Department of Music and an accomplished musician and educator. Now an associate professor at Northern Kentucky University, Brian has built a career that blends performance, teaching, and mentorship in the world of jazz.With experience as both a professional musician and director of jazz studies, Brian reflects on his journey from APSU to the classroom and the stage, the influences that shaped his path, and his passion for helping students grow as artists and performers.
Episode #103
In this episode of Govs on the Go: Alumni Edition, Dean Hoon is joined by Jeff Hardin, a 1990 graduate of Austin Peay State University’s Department of Languages and Literature with a degree in English and an accomplished poet and educator. Now a professor of English at Columbia State Community College, Jeff has built a distinguished literary career, publishing multiple collections of poetry and earning national recognition for his work. With hundreds of poems appearing in prominent literary journals and numerous awards to his name, Jeff reflects on his journey from APSU to the broader literary world, the influences that shaped his voice, and his enduring commitment to teaching and the craft of poetry.
Episode #102
In this special episode of Govs on the Go: Alumni Edition , Dean Buzz Hoon sits down with dual APSU alumni Austin and Erin Leigh McKain, both from the Department of Communication. Austin, now a Financial Advisor with Northwestern Mutual, and Erin, a Program Coordinator for Engagement and Belonging at Maryville University, have each built careers centered on helping others plan for the future and find success in their own paths. Together, they reflect on their time at Austin Peay, the experiences and relationships that shaped their journeys, and their careers.
Episode #101
In this episode of Govs on the Go: Alumni Edition , Dean Buzz Hoon sits down with Daniel Armitage, a 1983 graduate of Austin Peay State University with a degree in Speech, Communication, and Theatre. Now serving as Associate Vice President in Student Affairs at the University of North Texas, Daniel brings decades of experience in higher education leadership and student engagement. As he wraps up his tenth year at UNT, Daniel reflects on his journey from APSU to senior leadership and the experiences that shaped his path.
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