1020 Dogcast: Recent Episodes
New Albany High School Counseling Department
On this episode, the NAHS Counseling Department learned that it is important to have the volume turned up when you record a podcast. We also discussed end of the year tips for students.
On this episode, we chat with Megan Nilssen and Derek Jones from the University of Evansville.
- The University of Evansville, founded in 1854, was first known as Moores Hill Male and Female Collegiate Institute. In 1919, the University was moved to Evansville and became Evansville College. It finally became the University of Evansville in 1967
- The total Fall 2021 enrollment (including full and part-time, undergraduate, adult, graduate, and UE students at Harlaxton) is 2,078 students.
- 48 countries and 46 states are represented on campus.
- The average class size is 16 students, and the student-to-faculty ratio is 9.5:1.
- 98 percent of the class of 2022 were either employed or pursuing further education within six months of graduation. The median salary of those employed full-time was $55,000.
- International students represent 7.51 percent of the undergraduate student population. African Americans, Hispanics, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, Native Americans, and multi-racial students represent 15.09 percent of the undergraduate student population.
- 24 percent of the student body is socially Greek affiliated.
- Of students indicating a religious preference, approximately 42.91 percent are Protestant (12.9 percent United Methodist), 39.16 percent Roman Catholic and 17.94 percent other.
- The male-female ratio is approximately 39.64 percent male to 60.36 percent female.
- There are more than 120 student groups on campus.
For more info: https://www.evansville.edu/
On this epsiode, we catch up with two recent NAHS graduates, Lilly Scott & Kaydence Kaiser, who are current students at IUB.
On this episode, we get to know a little more about our Lilly Community Scholarship Finalist.
The Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program is designed to help raise the level of educational attainment in Indiana, increase awareness of the beneficial roles Indiana community foundations can play in their communities and encourage efforts of Lilly Endowment Community Scholars to engage with each other and with state leaders to improve quality of life in Indiana.
The Endowment believes that education at all levels is important to the personal, civic and economic well-being of Indiana’s residents and communities. This program aims to encourage many of Indiana’s most talented students to attend one of the state’s higher education institutions and, ultimately, pursue careers in Indiana.
The Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program is administered by the Independent Colleges of Indiana and includes significant participation by the community foundations serving each of Indiana’s 92 counties.
Key Elements of the Program:
On this episode, we discuss how students at NAHS can take more ownership of their educational experience.
On this episode, we talk with Ashley Snyder and Josh Horn from Ivy Tech to discuss some AMAZING opportunites for students after high school.
On this episode, we discuss ways to improve our mental health with therapist from LifeSpring.
On this episode, we introduce two new members of our counseling team and share informaiton about ourselves outside of the building.
On this episode, Dr. Kyle Lanoue joins us to discuss someINCREDIBLE apprenticeship/pathway opportunities offered through Prosser.
On this episode, Connor Neal of AAG, talks about a great opportunity for those students who have ANY interest in automotive tech.
On this episode, John Edwards from Leadership Southern Indiana stops by to discuss an amazing opportunity for our students to participate in NEXGEN!
On this episode, SFC Haverkamp joins us to discuss the career and academic opportunities in the Army!
On this episode, Mrs. Gregory and three current Bulldogs discuss 8th Grade Parent Night and some tips for our incoming freshmen class.
On this episode, Melissa Jones of the Red Cross joins us to talk about the upcoming blood drive at NAHS. Click the link to register!
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=NA&cid=siebel&med=email&source=bdc_email&utm_source=siebel&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=bdc_email
On this episode, we chat with two Purdue alums (Mr. Dablow & Mrs. Spainhour) who are at NAHS. Sophomore, Ellie Dablow, also joins us as we discuss Decision Day for Purdue University.
On this episode, we give a preview of what freshmen should expect in the second semester.
On this episode, we give a preview of what seniors should expect for the second semester.
On this episode, we give a preview of what juniors should expect for the second semester.
On this episode, we give a preview of what sophomores should expect in for the second semester.
On today's episode, Mrs. Carly Lynch of Ivy Tech joins us to discuss how NAHS students can earn college credits while in high school. Some students can even earn a certificate or an associate degree!
Lilly Endowment Community ScholarshipThe Lilly Endowment Inc. designed its program to raise the level of educational attainment in Indiana and increase awareness of Indiana’s community foundations’ commitment to improve the quality of life for the state’s residents. The Endowment will provide all funding necessary for awarding as many as two scholarships in each of the counties we serve: Clark and Floyd. The scholarship provides full tuition to any four-year accredited Indiana college or university, public or private. Additionally, an annual stipend of $900 is awarded for books and required fees.
Requirements – Applicants must:
- Reside in either Clark or Floyd County, Indiana, and graduate from an accredited high school in the State of Indiana
- Have a minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 unweighted scale
- Graduate with a minimum CORE 40 diploma, or equivalent
When you join the Army National Guard, you’re joining a team with purpose and setting yourself up for a successful future. You’ll gain job skills and leadership experience, and get a head start on a civilian career. Explore the many ways Guard service can accelerate your path.
https://www.nationalguard.com/
On this episode, Mrs. McGarvey & Mrs. Spainhour break down the PSAT score reports and what students should do after they review their score!
CollegeBoard : https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt
Kahn Academy : https://www.khanacademy.org/
On this episode, we meet some of the fantastic educators in our English Department. Content on this show covers what to expect in courses, educational/professional backgrounds of the team, and some fantastic recommendations for lunch or dinner (besides Legacy Pizza...of course).
Today, Chris Crews (Director of Admissions) and Ashley Prather (Admission Counselor) of Indiana University Southeast joined us to talk about the opportunities they have for students. For more information on IU Southeast - https://www.ius.edu/
When we talk benefits, it’s all about you. Kroger benefits give you and your family everything you need to thrive from great pay with perks and discounts to awesome healthcare plans, wellness support, career guidance and continuing education programs. Feed Your Future. Fuel your career. Grow your finances.
Check out the employment opportunities at State Street Kroger!
Link to apply: https://kroger.eightfold.ai/careers?location=Current%20Location&domain=kroger.com&location_distance_km=100&triggerGoButton=false
On this episode, the NAHS Counseling Team shares individual ways we've dealt with stress & some strategies (and other podcast recommendations) for students to use here at NAHS.
Why Prosser? Diverse Course Offerings * Prosser offers 26 different exciting Career and Technical programs. * Prosser continually adds new CTE programs and transforms others to ensure Prosser programs are current and relevant for today’s careers. * Nearly all of Prosser programs are designated by the State of Indiana as “high-wage/high-demand” careers. Check out the Hoosier Hot 50 jobs that are related to Prosser programs. https://www.indianacareerready.com/Indemandjobs
Connecting to Future Success * Prosser students can earn college credits for successfully completing Prosser programs. Last year students earned over 10,457 college credits. * Prosser students earn Indiana state licenses and nationally recognized certifications. There are 46 different certifications offered within Prosser programs. Last year, students earned over 1,200 of these valuable credentials.
Exceptional Academic Quality * Prosser’s graduation of 96.35% far exceeds the state graduation rate of 88.6%. * Prosser students are some of the best and brightest students in Southern Indiana. Each year approximately 200 Prosser students earn the Technical Honors and/or Academic Honors Diploma. * Prosser teachers are incredibly knowledgeable and highly skilled. Each teacher has years of actual industry experience within the career field being taught.
Real World Applied Learning * Prosser continuously updates equipment to insure that students are trained on the most current technology available. No other high school career center is better equipped than Prosser. * Prosser students participate in multiple work-based learning activities such as job shadowing, externships, co-ops and mock interviews. These programs provide valuable experiential learning. * All Prosser programs strive to provide real world learning experiences within the curriculum. The majority of Prosser programs actually operate as a place of business. Prosser students regularly participate in activities such as building houses, flying airplanes, driving bulldozers, interning in hospitals, and designing websites; it all happens at Prosser and more.
On this episode, Mrs. Barksdale breaks down the process to register to vote.
Websites mentioned on this episode:
indianavoters.com
https://floydcountyclerk.org/
On this episode, we learn a little more about Ms. Jacks, Mrs. Spainhour, and Mrs. Hackman!