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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 49 MIN

Investing Early: Mentorship, Membership, and Student Engagement

from TAHPERD’s reMOVEing Layers · host tahperdpodcast

In this episode, hosts Rachel Naylor and Lisa Fall, CMP, are joined by Judy Bloomquist and Dr. Kristy Urbick for a conversation about the power of student involvement in TAHPERD. The discussion highlights how engaging students early not only strengthens the association, but also helps shape the next generation of professionals and leaders. Judy and Kristy share their own journeys with TAHPERD and reflect on how the association has supported their work, from professional growth to creating meaningful opportunities for students. Dr. Urbick discusses her passion for expanding pathways for high school students, while both guests emphasize the value of mentorship, research presentation opportunities, and networking experiences available through TAHPERD. The episode wraps with practical advice for faculty and professionals looking to encourage student participation, along with reflections on the long-term personal and professional impact of investing in students through association involvement.   reMOVEing Layers is produced by Association Briefings.

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