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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2021 · 57 MIN

Blizzard causes power outages, Fullstack Academy and CSU partner to offer tech bootcamps for adult learners

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Ellie Shannon explains how Colorado State University has observed a year with COVID-19 restrictions and moves on to discuss how CSU handled the weekend blizzard. Then, Ivy Winfrey discusses local power outages and Jonathan Gillham goes over Rams basketball, volleyball and track and field events and recent scores. After that, Roxanne Stacey explains how diverse voices are necessary for healthcare equity for Takes From the Anthropocene and Jacob Selbe discusses how the U.S. supports Myanmar nationals while their nation handles a military coup. After that, Kota Babcock speaks to Mogan Subramaniam about his company, Fullstack Academy, and their partnership with CSU for coding and cyber security courses. Then, Babcock updates listeners on recent COVID-19 statistic as the US mourns the loss of over 535,000 to the pandemic. To conclude the show, Babcock explains how Ford partnered with the University of Michigan to improve life through robotics and Winfrey tells listeners about Nebraska's reaction to Colorado's meatless holiday.

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