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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2026 · 24 MIN

Walt Lord: Leading Beyond the Uniform

from Clarksville Conversations with Charlie Koon · host Clarksville Now

This episode features an interview with Major General (Retired) Walt Lord, who discusses his transition from a thirty-six-year military career to a prominent leadership role at Austin Peay State University. After choosing Clarksville, Tennessee, as his retirement home, Lord was recruited to serve as a military adviser before becoming the inaugural Vice President for Military and Veterans Affairs. He details the creation of a unified division designed to support the university's rapidly growing population of military-affiliated students, which includes veterans and their families. The conversation explores Lord’s philosophy on leadership, highlighting the importance of mentorship and the distinction between formal and informal influence. Additionally, the episode emphasizes the strong collaborative bond between the local community, the Fort Campbell military base, and the university’s athletic programs. Ultimately, the source highlights how a shared sense of purpose and specialized support services have made the institution a national leader in veteran education.

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