Aggie Overtime – The Inside Scoop on UC Davis Athletics: Recent Episodes
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EVO WoW Podcast - Tatiana Arias, Managerial Economics grad from ’20 and current District Territory Manager for Techtronic Industries.
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Autumn Miller - Softball alum and mental health practitioner
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EVO WoW Podcast - Anna Geissbuhler, women’s lacrosse alum and Senior Product Operations Manager One Medical
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EVO WoW Podcast - Katie Kibby, former UC Davis softball pitcher and District Sales Manager for EJ Gallo
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EVO WoW Podcast - with biotech venture capitalist Craig Muir
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Greg Wong talks to Cierra Hall about winning Defensive Player of the Year and Big West Player of the Year, being a coach on the floor, taking things personally a la Michael Jordan, not playing basketball until the 7th grade and the joke she played on UC Davis coaches when she committed.
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Senior forward Kayla Konrad joins Greg Wong to reflect on 5 incredible seasons at UC Davis. They discuss her (seemingly) endless motor, all her battle scars (some of them gruesome), tearing her ACL her senior year of high school (not playing basketball), her four sport high school career, guarding some of the best players in the country, and she responds (again) to the haters of her singing ability.
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UC Davis center Sage Stobbart joins Greg Wong to reminisce on her five years as an Aggie, winning Defensive Player of the Year, the art of blocking a shot, her special bond with her fellow seniors, her dad's career as a professional motorcycle racer, all her superstitions (there are a lot) and much more.
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Football alum and Senior Sales Manager for Zendesk, Tom McConnell
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On the 2021-22 season debut episode, Greg Wong speaks with UC Davis forward Lena Svanholm about growing up in Denmark, her increased role this season, the Aggies' upset of Oregon, playing for her country internationally, being able to speak five languages, life as a graduate student, and more. Go cucumber!
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University Credit Union CEO and former college golfer David Tuyo
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EVO WoW Podcast -Field hockey alum and CEO of startup Dayani
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EVO WoW Podcast - Aggie soccer alum and tech CEO Mark Self
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk - Steve Klein, Football alum, President and CEO of Bridge Partners (real estate investment)
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk - Hana Asano, former Aggie WBB player and professional photographer and videographer
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk - Phil Ramos, Recruiting and Training Manager for E&J Gallo, former Sonoma State baseball player
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Mitchell Layton, former Aggie football player and current solution architect for a Software as Service company
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Ken Allen, USAF retired and former Aggie football player, world-renowned expert on the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF)
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Jim Cuff Men's Tennis Alum, Cyber Security business leader
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Softball alum Lauren Pieretti - sales and training with Invisalign
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Greg Wong is joined by the greatest player in UC Davis Women's Basketball history, Morgan Bertsch. They talk WNBA training camps, playing overseas in Russia and Poland, blocking Britney Griner, and her unprecedented Aggie career. Greg also apologizes for once causing her to miss two free throws midgame.
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Joncarlo Mark, GSM alum and CEO of Upwelling Capital
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Greg Wong speaks with former point guard and all-time Aggie great Kourtney Eaton. They discuss her legendary career at UC Davis, the 2019 Big West Championship comeback, her first year in optometry school, her rabid Trailblazers fandom and more.
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Ramak Siadatan, Track and Field alum and Google Cloud Americas Partner Program Manager
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Tony Dellamano, baseball alum and current Chief Operating Officer of Woodstock’s Pizza chain
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Micah Grant, VP of Communications for SAFE Credit Union, track and field alum (short distance sprinter)
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Christine Tao, women’s gymnastics alum (2010) and former UX Designer/Researcher for Uber
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On a special March Madness episode, Greg Wong is joined from San Antonio by forward Kayla Konrad and shooting guard Evanne Turner, as they prepare to play Missouri St. in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. They discuss Evanne's incredible Big West Championship Game performance, the team's experience at the NCAA's in San Antonio, the energy the two of them bring to the floor and Kayla responds to some of her haters (on the team) that criticized her singing ability. Also as a bonus, Evanne reveals the best pre-game hype songs and Kayla shares her baked oatmeal recipe. Later, five time Big West Coach of the Year Jen Gross stops by to discuss the Big West Championship win and the keys to Monday's big game.
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Kelsey Fisher, civil litigator and former member of the UC Davis women’s golf team
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On this week's episode, UC Davis Women's Basketball broadcaster Greg Wong speaks with Big West Defensive Player of the Year Sage Stobbart about her big time blocks, the defensive chemistry she's developed with her teammates, how much she's enjoyed playing ranked teams and her improved 3-point shooting.
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Aggie football alum Luke Williams
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Greg Wong speaks with post Emma Gibb about an emotional senior day and her unbelievable, inspirational career that’s seen her overcome three torn ACLs. Then, head coach Jen Gross discusses her team's incredible defensive performances and the final week of the regular season.
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Tim Escobar, SAFE Credit Union
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Greg Wong talks to starting point guard Mackenzie Trpcic about her sublime passes, the extra flare she plays the game with and her Harry Potter super fandom. Later, associate coach and famed chef Joe Teramoto dishes on the season and tri tip.
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Ryan Royster, baseball alum
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On the debut episode, Greg Wong speaks with star forward Cierra Hall on her rise as an “undersized”post, improved shooting, and who on the team cooks the best burrito she's ever had. Later, head coach Jen Gross stops by to discuss the Aggies' two big wins over Long Beach State, how the team is adjusting to back-to-backs and leadership of the team's seniors.
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Candice Ligon of Stryker Medical Devices
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JR Best of Sports Camps of America
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Nate Nelson, AXA
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk for 11/13/2020 - Tyler Woods
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Ethan Ostrom
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Aggie EVO World of Work Podcast - Austin Beckwith of Five Star Bank
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Aggie EVO World of Work Podcast - Phil Ramos of EJ Gallo
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Rob Tobias
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For our latest episode, we turn to another Aggie legend: Rolf Benirschke. Although best known as a San Diego Chargers Hall of Fame placekicker, Benirschke has carried numerous descriptions in his lifetime – zoology student, athlete, philanthropist, motivational speaker, author, advocate, even game show host. However, one word best sums up every aspect of his life: inspirational.
An outstanding two-sport athlete at UC Davis, Benirschke was drafted into the NFL in 1977, and traded to the San Diego Chargers. Early in his pro career, he was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and underwent surgery that resulted in his being fitted with two ostomy appliances. He initially feared that his budding career was over, and that his lifestyle would forever be changed for the worse. Through a combination of hard work and his faith, Benirschke “chose better, not bitter” and worked his way back onto the football field in time for the 1980 season. Over the course of his career, he scored 766 points – a Charger record at the time.
During and after his NFL career, Benirschke also exhibited a charitable side that once earned him the NFL Man of the Year Award. He launched an event called Kicks For Critters, later known as the Celebration For The Critters, which has raised millions for the San Diego Kool. Benirschke became an ambassador for the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America and founded Great Comebacks, each of which provide encouragement and support for others who underwent the same ostomy surgery that saved his life years before. He also launched the Rolf Benirschke Legacy Golf Invitational charity event, which even has an award named for legendary Aggie coach Jim Sochor. More than four decades after his surgery, Benirschke continues to inspire and motivate with his message about “the power of the human spirit.”
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After reaching across the Pacific Ocean for the seventh episode, we stay close to home for our eighth in a chat with UC Davis head women’s basketball coach Jennifer Gross. An outstanding guard and scholar-athlete who earned induction into the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame, Gross played professionally overseas, then briefly worked in sports marketing before returning to the sport as a coach. In 2004, she returned to her alma mater to serve as an assistant coach under Sandy Simpson, then took over the helm in the fall of 2011 after Simpson’s retirement.
Gross has since won four straight Big West Conference Coach of the Year awards and posted 173 total wins in her nine seasons as head coach. Adding in her time as an assistant for Simpson, she has helped the Aggies to 286 wins, four WNIT appearances, five Big West championships plus NCAA Tournament berths in 2011 and 2019. In today’s episode, Coach Gross shares her experiences of building a winning culture at UC Davis, being mentored by Jim Sochor, and literally having a family atmosphere on her staff.
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk for 6/5/2020 - Rob Tobias with HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc
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For our seventh episode, we go almost literally halfway around the world to Bali, Indonesia; and yet we find a local legend: Michael Franti. A 1984 graduate of Davis High, Franti briefly played basketball at the University of San Francisco, but ultimately returned to his first love of music. He began his career with the punk-tinged Beatnigs, then earned a following with the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, before achieving wider commercial success with Michael Franti & Spearhead. The track “Say Hey (I Love You)” climbed the charts after its September 2008 release, and even made Billboard’s year-end Top 100.
Music only tells one part of Michael Franti’s story. He is also a documentarian, whose documentary I Know I’m Not Alone explored the human cost of the war in the Middle East. The award-winning film Stay Human examines people who have overcome adversity of the highest levels. Meanwhile, the power of his art inspired Michael Franti and wife Sara Agah to launch the Do It For The Love Foundation, which allows people with life-threatening illnesses and severe challenges to attend live concerts. Most recently, he co-founded a yoga resort called Soulshine Bali. While on a visit to this hotel, the COVID-19 pandemic created a lockdown that postponed his tour with country star Kenny Chesney and stranded the Franti family more than 8,000 miles away from home. Nonetheless, Michael and Sara launched the Stay At Home Concert World Tour on his Instagram account, released a Stay Human podcast, released a new album and performed on numerous virtual concerts. And of course, Franti remains a key voice for social justice and positivity.
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Voice the of the Aggie's Scott Marsh interviews Women's Soccer Coach Tracy Hamm on how she and her team are handling the COVID 19 situation.
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk for 5/29/2020 - Derek Grey from Warner Bros
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Voice of the Aggie's Scott Marsh interviews Aggie great and current Chicago Cub Daniel Descalso about his time at UC Davis and experiences in Major League Baseball.
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In this sixth episode of Uncommon Engineering, we reach beyond our borders and yet come closer to home: Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame quarterback Khari Jones, who now serves as head coach for the CFL’s Montreal Alouettes. Jones, who starred for UC Davis in the early 1990s before enjoying a successful playing career, is something of a renaissance man. In addition to his on-field skills, he was an actor who also dabbled in some freestyle rap. Jones continued to act during his pro football career, making appearances in short films plus a handful of made-for-TV movies on the Lifetime network.
In 2009, Jones began his coaching career with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Three years later, he captured his first Grey Cup with Saskatchewan. In 2018, Jones arrived in Montreal as the Alouettes’ offensive coordinator, then was elevated to head coach last year. He guided Montreal to its first winning season in seven years. In this episode, we learn about Jones’ journey through football and life, the story of his trademark gold shoes, and discover how sharp his freestyle skills have stayed.
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk for 5/22/2020 - Mike Shaw, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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In the latest edition of Uncommon Engineering, Coach Hawk turns to Jock Bartley, the lead guitarist for Firefall, a band best known for radio hits “You Are The Woman” and “Just Remember I Love You,” plus classic rock staples such as “Strange Way” and “Cinderella.” An alumnus of the University of Colorado, Bartley pursued his dreams of becoming a professional musician. He landed his first big break when he joined Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels, then in 1974, he formed Firefall along with Rick Roberts, Mark Andes and Larry Burnett. In this episode, we hear the firsthand story of how that group went from its humble beginnings, to catching an opportunity to record its self-titled debut, to touring with the likes of Fleetwood Mac and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Bartley also discusses his growth as a writer and lyricist, dealing with success and failure, and becoming an artist (he designed the cover art for his solo album Blindside). Firefall has a new album called Nature’s Way, featuring Sacramento’s own Timothy B. Schmit (The Eagles), due this fall.
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk for 5/15/2020 - David Shapiro with Pixellot
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Voice of the Aggies Scott Marsh interviews Aggie FB Offensive Coordinator Tim Plough and Assistant Coach Tim Keane about the upcoming season and how they are handling the Covid-19 crisis.
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For the fourth episode of Uncommon Engineering, Coach Hawk reached out to Clint Hurdle, a former Major League Baseball first-round draft pick, a successful coach and manager, and a proud father and husband. Despite a baseball career that includes the 1980 American League pennant and the 2013 Sporting News NL Manager of the Year award, Hurdle’s greatest accomplishments are his family and his faith. He shares stories of overcoming personal struggles, raising a daughter with special needs, drawing wisdom from his own parents, building a culture among his teams; while still finding time to offer advice to Little League coaches and parents.
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk for 5/8/2020 - Kim Newlin with Sutter Health
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Head Football Coach Dan Hawkins gives Season Ticket Holders, Donors and Partners a sneak peek into the 2020 football season. The Audio is taken from a Zoom Cast the last week of April 2020.
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In our third episode of Uncommon Engineering, we literally meet an uncommon engineer: astronaut and UC Davis mechanical & aerospace engineering professor Steve Robinson. A 1978 Aggie graduate and an alumnus of the marching band, Robinson flew on four Space Shuttle missions, including the final flight of John Glenn (STS-95) and the first mission following the Columbia disaster (STS-114). That latter flight saw him perform two “spacewalks,” or extravehicular activities, with JAXA astronaut Soichi Noguchi. During that work he not only performed an in-flight repair of the shuttle, but also took the first “space selfie.”
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Aggie EVO World of Work Coffee Talk for 4/30/20 - Paul Cater with Alpha Project
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Voice of the Aggies Interviews UC Davis WBB Coach Jen Gross on how she is handling the Covid-19 Crisis, winning their 4th straight Big West conference championship and the bright future of the Women's Basketball program.
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Aggie EVO World of Work podcast - Today's guest is UC Davis Water Polo Alum Austin Beckwith with Five Star Bank
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In our second episode of Uncommon Engineering, we welcome Alexander J. Groth, professor emeritus in the UC Davis Department of Political Science, Holocaust survivor, and author. From his early memories of Hitler's army invading his hometown of Warsaw to his love of the New York Yankees, Groth shares a life story of moments both harrowing and inspiring. The titles of his books reveal the nature of his scholastic career: Democracies Against Hitler: Myth, Reality and Prologue; Lincoln: Authoritarian Savior; and Accomplices: Churchill, Roosevelt, and the Holocaust.
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Voice of the Aggie's Scott Marsh interviews Men's Basketball Head Coach Jim Les about the experience of having the Big West Tournament cancelled and how he and his team is dealing with the Corona Virus.
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Uncommon Engineering is a journey – a journey that will take you through sport and beyond, celebrating all the extraordinary experiences life has to offer. Host Dan Hawkins, head football coach at UC Davis, will help tell these stories through his unique lens. “Coach Hawk” is a husband of nearly 40 years, a father to four, grandfather to nine, an educator, and a seeker of global experiences. Hawkins frequently references the Hero’s Journey and quality balance of life as metaphors for our existence. This philosophy rests near the core of the UC Davis Aggie football experience. This forum is meant to inspire, motivate, and educate others to reach beyond the boundaries of our being and achieve the best version of ourselves.
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Voice of the Aggies Scott Marsh interviews UC Davis Athletics Team Doctor Jeremiah Ray about how Athletics is handling the Covid-19 virus.
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Scott Marsh, the voice of the Aggies, interviews AD Kevin Blue on how the Athletic Department is handling the COVID-19 crisis.
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Head Cross Country Coach, Emma Petersen, is joined by UC Davis' Director of Performance Nutrition, Dr. Dana Lis and Senior team member Mandy Wainfan. The group discuss RED-S and its implications for distance runners.
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The UC Davis Cross Country Coaches are joined by team members Senior Animal Science major Sarah Anderson and Junior Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior (NPB) major Ryman Crone. The group discusses the program pillars and their highlights of being part of the Cross Country program at UC Davis.
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VP of Finance Alexis Fitzpatrick at SAFE Credit Union stopped by campus to discuss with student-athletes the opportunities in front of them while in college. Alexis navigated different areas to study, but couldn't find anything to stick. After some time, Alexis found accounting as an area to focus on! All while connecting with young professionals at Sac State Alexis had a job ready to go after she graduated. Tune in and hear how Alexis navigated her career path!
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Nicole Bouvia graduated from UC Davis in 2018, but has already found herself in a career position finding her stride with Gallo Sales. Starting as a sales rep with the company, Nicole has been promoted multiple times to her current position as a Sales Recruiting Manager. Unsure of what she wanted to do, Nicole used her work ethic to put herself in this position. If you are on a similar career path, tune in and hear what it's like to figure that out!
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Soccer alum Chris Delfino stopped by campus to talk about his journey from his time as an international relations major to a corporate transactional lawyer with his law firm. Chris spent time in Washington D.C. thinking he'd do international law, but found himself back in Sacramento. Since his move back, Chris has left a lasting impact on the Sacramento area. Tune in and listen to his journey!
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Dr. Mike Lorenzen had the opportunity to sit down with UC Davis football alum Damien Caton. Damien came into UC Davis thinking that when he left he would be headed to vet school and become a large animal veterinarian. Damien's career had different plans that put him in the business world where he adapted like the student-athlete he is. Following graduation, the former football player returned to UC Davis to earn his Masters of Business Administration degree from the Graduation School of Management. After an 11 year stint with E&J Gallo, Damien has found himself as a member of the executive board at Trinchero Family Estates. At TFE, Damien oversees demand planning, supply planning, customer service and logistics, procurement and co-manufacturing for the 70+ year old business. Like many other student-athletes graduating from UC Davis, Damien kept the skills he learned here and applied it to the world of work. Tune in and learn from Damien's path!
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Aggie alum Eric Neill stopped by Hickey 111 to drop some knowledge on all things civil engineering. Our host Dr. Mike Lorenzen unpacks Eric's journey from distance runner and civil engineer major to his current position working for an engineering firm in Sacramento. Whether you want to be an engineer or not, Eric provides the tips you need to prepare for your career once you graduate. Tune in and Go Ags!
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Sarah Blasczynski stopped by campus just 5 minutes from where she works as a vet technician to talk about the career she has made from her time as an Animal Science major. After graduating as a dual sport athlete for the Aggies in both softball and track & field, Sarah found that vet school wasn't for her but she wanted to be working with animals. That's when a light went off in Sarah's head, and she started working at becoming a vet technician. Sarah gets to work with great veterinarians everyday, and loves what she does. Tune into another episode of the World of Work podcast!
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Track alum Cheyenne Chen is currently a DVM Candidate with the University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. Tune in to hear Cheyenne talk about her journey from track athlete to full-time vet student.
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Conor Kirkpatrick graduated in 2009 after enjoying success playing football here for UC Davis. Conor soon realized that he needed to focus on getting his career in order, and started taking the necessary steps. Through hard work and connections that Conor had made he has found himself in a role that suits him. Tune in and listen to Conor's journey!
Career tip: Being a student-athlete is a full-time job, don't be afraid to use that as experience!
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Voice of the Aggies Scott Marsh interviews Head Football Coach Dan Hawkins about last week's game against Montana State and the upcoming Causeway Classic Game. Marsh also interviews student athletes Nas Anesi, Jordan Franklin and the new UC Davis career passing yards leader Jake Maier.
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Our host, Dr. Mike Lorenzen sat down with the Director of Athletics, Dr. Kevin Blue discussing his path to taking the helm for UC Davis Athletics. Mike and Kevin get into what makes an athletic program work, and what it takes to be behind the scenes. Tune in and learn about the man behind it all!
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First Sergeant Edwin Joseph sat down with Dr. Mike Lorenzen discussing his career path to the U.S. Army. Tune in for an interesting take on what it's like to work for the biggest branch of the U.S. Military!
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Scott Marsh interviews former Aggie great Bo Eason on his career at Davis, in the NFL and how he feels about getting inducted to the Aggie Pride Wall this weekend.
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On this week's episode of the Bud Light Coaches Show, Scott Marsh checks in with Head Coach Dan Hawkins with guest Ryan Frye, owner of local brewery Sudwerk Brewing Co. Marsh also talks with football student athletes fullback Christian Skeptaris and defensive lineman Bryce Rodgers.
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The voice of the Aggies' Scott Marsh interviews Southern Utah Head Coach and UC Davis alumnus Demario Warren on this week's edition of Countdown to Kickoff.
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Head Football Coach Dan Hawkins and voice of the Aggies Scott Marsh recap the Cal Poly victory and preview the upcoming game against Southern Utah. Also on the show is special guest Aggie Legend Scott Barry, Head Soccer Coach Dwayne Schaffer, Senior TE Matthew Hyman, and Senior Josh Junuska.
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The Voice of the Aggies Scott Marsh interviews the voice of the Fighting Hawks Jack Michaels about the game this weekend.
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Scott March Interviews Athletic Director Kevin Blue during halftime of the UC Davis North Dakota State game. Kevin gives insight on the EVO System, hiring coaches and future games against Pac 12 opponents.
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Coach Dan Hawkins and Scott Marsh break down the North Dakota State game.
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Scott Marsh interviews Dr David Lubarsky the CEO of UC Davis Health. Scott and Dr. Lubarsky do a deep dive into the partnership between UC Davis Health and UC Davis Athletics.
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Join Head Football Coach Dan Hawkins and Scott Marsh as they interview players John Aloma and Erron Duncan and Cross Country Coach Emma Petersen gives the back story about the Stump Invitational.
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Former Aggie QB Scott Barry joins Scott Marsh to talk about playing for the Aggies, thoughts on the 2019 team and the state of the program.
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Coach Dan Hawkins and voice of the Aggies Scott Marsh talk about the upcoming game with USD while Head Water Polo Coach Dan Leyson sings a song for Coach Hawk and Scott Marsh interviews players Devon King and Carson Crawford.
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Voice of the Aggies Scott Marsh interviews University of San Diego Head Coach Dale Lindsey prior the the UCD USD football game.
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Scott Marsh, the Voice of the Aggies, interviews Chancellor May about the importance of Athletics for the University.
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Head Football Coach Dan Hawkins and voice of the Aggies Scott Marsh interview former Aggie great Scott Barry along with 2019 team captains Wes Preece, Tiger Garcia and QB Jake Maier.
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Scott Marsh catches up with legendary Cal broadcaster Joe Starkey and has a conversation with Cal Football Head Coach Justin Wilcox
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Coach Dan Hawkins pre game Coaches Show for the 2018 Causeway Classic game
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Bud Light Coaches Show Oct 31: Scott Marsh interviews Dan Hawkins, Senior Associate AD Mike Lorenzen, Eric Flowers and Tehran Thomas
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KHTK Interview: Grant Napear and Doug Christie interview Coach Dan Hawkins on KHTK prior to the game in Montana.
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The UC Davis Football Halftime Show featuring Scott Marsh and Doug Kelly with special guest Jane Arp.
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The UC Davis Football Coaches Show from Tuesday, Oct 2 featuring Head Football Coach Dan Hawkins, D Coordinator Robert Tucker and Running Back Ulonzo Gilliam.
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Aggie Overtime: The Inside Scoop On UC Davis Athletics is coming!
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