Episode 36: Jeri Bates Staying Active as an Alum

Alumna Jeri Bates has built a career in the recruiting and human resources world, finding a fit with her natural giftedness and inspired by her experiences at CSP. She continues to be an active alum and encourages other alumni to use their gifts and experiences to serve CSP students

Childhood Home

Front of 1080 Bowdoin Avenue (initially 1000 Bowdoin Avenue) where Paula Stuart-Warren lived. The family dog, a St. Bernard named Barney, is also in frame. The house was one of the first built on the street.https://digitalcommons.csp.edu/tc-ohp_images/1054/thumbnail.jp

Childhood Home

Back of 1080 Bowdoin Avenue (initially 1000 Bowdoin Avenue) where Paula Stuart-Warren lived. The family car is also in frame. The building on the far right is the Ford Plant. The house was one of the first built on the street.https://digitalcommons.csp.edu/tc-ohp_images/1055/thumbnail.jp

Episode 33: Danielle Sarim: A Curious Writer

As a dual degree alumna (BA in English and MFA in Creative Writing), Danielle Sarim developed close relationships with faculty in the English department and beyond. These individuals helped her explore her calling as a writer and develop new skills and mindsets about her art, where she explores her natural curiosity for people and the world. In this episode, she talks about her experiences at and love for CSP and how these have guided her in her career

Episode 35: Daniel Mueller: Serving the CSP Community

Alumnus Daniel Mueller serves as President & CEO of Volm Companies and shares his story of being a student at CSP, pursuing his career, and giving back to CSP through Volm. As a significant donor to CSP, Volm has provided scholarships and internship opportunities for CSP students and recently committed to an academic program start-up gift

Streetview of Neighborhood

Street image of 1080 Bowdoin Avenue (initially 1000 Bowdoin Avenue) where Paula Stuart-Warren lived. Also in this image is Paula Stuart Warren\u27s father, the family dog (Barney, a St. Bernard), and a Cottonwood tree on the corner of her house\u27s lot. The Cottonwood tree was where Paula would sit and read or play dolls with a neighbor who lived two doors to the right. Paula\u27s dad threatened to cut down the tree because Paula was allergic to it, but she wouldn\u27t let him. The city finally cut it down during the 2010\u27s. The house was one of the first built on the street.https://digitalcommons.csp.edu/tc-ohp_images/1056/thumbnail.jp

Episode 34: Bella Woodford: The Intersection of Faith & Science

With a double major in Biology and Theology, legacy student Bella Woodford shares why she chose CSP and how her academic pursuits are preparing her for a life of service

The Effect of Spinal Stabilization and Resistance Training Exercises on Functional Capacity of Low Back Pain Workers

Spinal stabilization exercises coupled with resistance training have been found to be effective in the treatment of lower back injuries. In this paper, this exercise model will be incorporated into a graduated return-to-work program, with gradually increasing levels of activity. This paper will also include a proposed plan to evaluate the effectiveness of this program on pain, injury, and occupational performance. Work hardening and work conditioning programs, such as the one included in this paper, may help workers recover from lower back injuries and return to work in a timely, safe, and efficient manner

Maggie Berry

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