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Robert Ferriell
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Brought to you by Capital Area Career Center. Telling the stories of CACC, career and technical education, and workforce development throughout Central Illinois.

  1. 15/04/2025 ·  BONUS

    The Work Shorts featuring Building Trades Instructor Doug Dennis

    Send a text Summary In this episode, Robert Ferriell interviews Doug Dennis, also known as Mr. D, who shares his inspiring journey from a small-town upbringing to becoming a prominent figure in the martial arts community. He discusses his extensive experience in karate, his role in promoting it as an Olympic sport, and his passion for teaching and mentoring students in the building trades. The conversation highlights the importance of mentorship, personal growth, and the impact of sports on life opportunities. Takeaways Mr. D has dedicated a significant portion of his life to martial arts, shaping his identity and career.He has represented the United States in karate competitions globally, showcasing his skills and dedication.Mentorship plays a crucial role in Mr. D's life, influencing his teaching philosophy and approach to students.His background in sports, particularly baseball, opened many doors for him throughout his life.Mr. D emphasizes the importance of holding oneself and others to a higher standard in education and life.He believes in the power of education to transform lives and is passionate about teaching building trades.Mr. D's journey reflects resilience and adaptability, moving through various life challenges and career changes.He values the relationships built through teaching and the impact he can have on his students' lives.Mr. D's experiences in martial arts have taught him discipline, respect, and the importance of community.He considers teaching to be a labor of love, dedicating himself to his students' success.Want to learn more about Mr. D?  Check out our full interview with him on https://elevatespringfield.buzzsprout.com/

    18 min

  2. 01/04/2025 ·  BONUS

    The Work Shorts: Alumni Successes featuring Joan Gonzalez and Hunter Hearn

    Send a text Brought to you by Capital Area Career Center. Telling the stories of CACC, career and technical education, and workforce development throughout Central Illinois.  Featuring AM Joan Gonzalez and Hunter Hearn.

    21 min

  3. 26/02/2025 ·  BONUS

    The Work Shorts: Michael Thomas, Express Employment Professionals

    Send a text Michael Thomas stopped by to discuss an upcoming event and a quick update on employment needs in the area.

    6 min

  4. 25/02/2025

    Episode 310: Student Spotlight Featuring the Graphic Arts Crew from Ms. Buchta's AM Class

    Send a text Brought to you by Capital Area Career Center. Telling the stories of CACC, career and technical education, and workforce development throughout Central Illinois.  Featuring AM Graphic Arts. Summary In this episode, Robert engages with a group of graphic arts students to explore their experiences, artistic passions, and future aspirations. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration, mentorship, and community within the graphic arts program, as well as the diverse backgrounds and creative expressions of the students. Each student shares their journey into graphic arts, their individual artistic styles, and their dreams for the future, emphasizing the supportive environment fostered by their teacher, Ms. Buchta. Takeaways Graphic arts is a journey of self-discovery and passion.Collaboration among students enhances the learning experience.Mentorship plays a crucial role in student development.Artistic expression can take many forms, including music and design.Students are encouraged to explore their creative potential.The graphic arts community fosters a supportive environment.Procrastination can hinder personal growth and achievement.Diverse backgrounds contribute to a rich artistic culture.Future aspirations often blend personal interests with career goals.Education in graphic arts opens doors to various creative industries

    48 min

  5. 16/12/2024

    Episode 309: Young Professionals featuring Jack Geiser, Clean Cut Painting and Handyman

    Send a text Brought to you by Capital Area Career Center. Telling the stories of CACC, career and technical education, and workforce development throughout Central Illinois.  Featuring Jack Geiser, Clean Cut Painting and Handyman.

    41 min

  6. 14/11/2024

    Episode 308: Community Spotlight featuring The Salvation Army, Springfield

    Send a text Brought to you by Capital Area Career Center. Telling the stories of CACC, career and technical education, and workforce development throughout Central Illinois.  Featuring Envoy Jeff Eddy and Jeff Dillman from The Salvation Army, Springfield.

    56 min

  7. 12/11/2024

    Episode 307: Community Spotlight featuring Family Service Center

    Send a text Brought to you by Capital Area Career Center. Telling the stories of CACC, career and technical education, and workforce development throughout Central Illinois.  Featuring Karen Cox and Jeff Dillman from the Family Service Center.

    35 min

  8. 04/11/2024

    Episode 306: Educator Spotlight featuring Elizabeth Buchta

    Send a text Brought to you by Capital Area Career Center. Telling the stories of CACC, career and technical education, and workforce development throughout Central Illinois.  Featuring Elizabeth Buchta, CACC Graphic Arts Instructor.

    41 min
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Brought to you by Capital Area Career Center. Telling the stories of CACC, career and technical education, and workforce development throughout Central Illinois.

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  • Création
    Robert Ferriell
  • Années d’activité
    2023 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    77
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