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Hosted by Southwest Minnesota State University · education · EN · 100 episodes
The official podcast of Southwest Minnesota State University. A curated catalog of academics, athletics and alumni.
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Episode #135
This week, Jasmine DeSmet, Director of Alumni Relations, joins the Campus Update to go over the exciting activities planned for Homecoming week at Southwest Minnesota State University! For a full breakdown of the week's activities go to: https://www.smsualumni.com/homecoming/homecoming-schedule.html
Episode #134
This week, we're talking about another SMSU tradition: Family Weekend! It’s an opportunity for family and friends to experience campus and the community your student enjoys while attending SMSU. The weekend is packed with events. Check out the full breakdown here ➡️ https://www.smsu.edu/family/weekend.html
Episode #133
This week, we discuss one of SMSU’s volunteer days during homecoming, September 30th! The Mustangs Give SMSU Day of Service offers a wide variety of projects throughout Marshall and is open to anyone who wants to help out! Melissa also oversees the SMSU Careers in Agriculture, Business, and Tech Career Fair. This will take place on October 20th, 2026, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Upper Student Center.
Episode #132
This week, we look at what SMSU does on campus in the world of agriculture with Sarah Jacobs, Agriculture & Business Outreach Coordinator, and SMSU student Lauren Hunt, majoring in Agricultural Education with a minor in Agricultural Business. Our Agriculture programs are worth looking into for a variety of reasons, starting with our faculty-to-student ratio! You work one-on-one with your ag professors in class and build connections that will help you long after graduation.
Episode #131
Last week, Vice President of Philanthropy and Communications at Southwest Initiative Foundation and Cindy Verschaetse, Board Chair of the SMSU Foundation, highlighted the Women's Leadership Conference, Lead with Intention: Clearing the Noise, Claiming Your Power. The conference aims to empower women of all ages by building networks and connections! The speakers at the event are Rachel Raths, Senior Director of Innovation at Ralco; Stacy Frost, SMSU graduate of 1993 and Vice President of Philanthropy and Communications at Southwest Initiative Foundation; and Keynote Speaker Ginny Priem, who is a #1 best-selling author and a leadership and performance expert with over 20 years of corporate experience. Make sure to sign up to experience this annual event hosted on SMSU’s campus in the Upper Conference Center from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. https://www.smsualumni.com/events/annual/womensleadershipconference/index.html?utm_source=go_link&utm_medium=urlshortener
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Republican gubernatorial candidate for Maine, Southern European Task Force, Africa
professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University
Assistant Athletic Director- Marketing and Engagement, Marketing and Engagement
Agriculture and Business Recruitment and Outreach Coordinator, Agriculture and Business Recruitment and Outreach
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