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EPISODE · Aug 1, 2025 · 34 MIN

Deep Roots, New Branches: An Anniversary Special with JJC President Dr. Namuo

from Roots and Branches JJC Alumni Podcast · host Joliet Junior College

In the Season One finale of the Roots and Branches JJC Alumni Podcast, host Jen Davis reflects on the journey through 12 episodes featuring diverse alumni from various departments, local businesses, and initiatives like disability services and the Future Wolves program. Joining her is Dr. Clyne Namuo, JJC’s 10th and current president, who shares his inspiring vision behind the Roots and Branches storytelling initiative. They discuss the impact of capturing alumni stories, highlighting past guests, and the significance of generational stories in education. Dr. Namuo also shares the success of key initiatives like Future Wolves 12x12x12 dual credit, the Hispanic Serving Institution designation, and the Crawford Honors College, emphasizing the communal effort and strategic vision that make JJC a first-choice institution. The episode concludes with a special reflection on Jen's personal and professional journey, as well as her dedication to education and community engagement.

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