John Cavanaugh, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Chancellor came to Mansfield University to speak to faculty, students and staff about issues concerning the economy and what the system’s 14 universities will be facing over the next few years.
Dr. Judith Sorberger’s poem, Pioneer Child’s Doll, has been used in an unusual and very exciting way. In this episode, Dennis Miller speaks with Judith about this Grammy nominated experience. They also discuss experiences that led to some of her other published poems.
Dr. Linda Rashidi, Mansfield University professor of English, was guest speaker at MU’s Fall ‘09 Convocation. Her speech about taking charge of your life and learning from the natives is entitled, “What a Liberal Education tells us about ourselves, Slavery and the Art of Resilience.” 
Dr. Maravene Loeschke spoke to faculty and staff during her annual President’s Breakfast on August 27th. The gathering was part of University Days on campus and to help usher in, the Fall ‘09 Semester.
Dr. Loeschke touched on a variety of topics that she referred to as “the best of times.”
The best of times at MU include campus beautification, fund raising efforts, the size of the freshman class, and community relations.
Mansfield University professor Dr. Denise Seigart, talk to Dennis Miller about her sabbatical studying health care systems in schools in both Australia and Ontario. In Part 1 she speaks of her goal, which is to work with colleagues at universities in both countries to compare school health care in the three countries and publish their findings.
Dr. Denise Seigart
Welcome to Part 2 of In Sickness and In Health. In this episode Dennis Miller continues his discussion with Dr. Denise Seigart, professor of nursing at Mansfield University. The professor spent her sabbatical studying the health care systems in schools in both Australia and Ontario in order to compare school health care in the three countries and publish the findings. Listen to Podcast
