In a professional environment of increasing cultural diversity, what can administrators do to make sure everyone feels included? On the flip side, how can individuals speak up and make themselves heard?
On this very first episode of culture and belonging, we’ll talk with Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims, Vice-Chancellor of Troy University’s Phenix City Campus. Together, we’ll try to answer these questions, as Dr. Rosser-Mims shares her insights and experiences.
Much has changed since the days of ledger books and handwritten accounting. Join host Judson Edwards and historian Marty Olliff as they cover the history and evolution of business schools in Alabama. This is The Double Dome, available wherever you get your podcasts.
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Sorrell College of Business: https://www.troy.edu/academics/colleges-schools/business/index.html
Judson Edwards: www.linkedin.com/in/judsonedwards/
The Wiregrass Archives: https://www.troy.edu/about-us/dothan-campus/wiregrass-archives/index.html
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On The Exchange, Scott Latham, President of the Alabama Bankers Association, talks with Carolyn Hutcheson, In Focus host, about what went wrong with the March bank failures in New York and California. Two California banks were heavily invested in Crypto and technology.
On this episode, we listen back to the first part of Host Tim Phillips’ 2015 interview with New Orleans Jazz Clarinetist Doreen Ketchens.
