GRASP on WOLT 103.3

PLAYLIST:

June 28, 2008: Dr. Steve O'Neill, Professor of History, Furman University, "Memory, History and the Desegregation of Greenville, SC"

June 21, 2008: Dr. Gayle Casterline, Associate Dean/Professor at Mary Black Nursing School, University of SC Upstate "The Experience of Prayer"

June 14, 2008: Continuation of Professor Gil Einstein "The Effects of Aging on Memory"

June 7, 2008: Professor Gil Einstein, Psychology, Furman "The Effects of Aging on Memory"

May 31, 2008: Continuation of Furman University's Professor Vinson discusses Congress & the Media

May 25, 2008: Furman University's Professor Vinson discusses Congress & the Media

May 18, 2008: Continuation of Dr. Suzanne Thomas, Associate Professor, Institute of Psychiatry, Medical University of South Carolina “Stress, Alcohol and Addiction”

May 10, 2008: Dr. Suzanne Thomas, Associate Professor, Institute of Psychiatry, Medical University of South Carolina “Stress, Alcohol and Addiction”

May 3, 2008: Continuation of Dr. Suzanne Thomas, Associate Professor, Institute of Psychiatry, Medical University of South Carolina “Stress, Alcohol and Addiction”

April 26, 2008: Dr. Suzanne Thomas, Associate Professor, Institute of Psychiatry, Medical University of South Carolina “Stress, Alcohol and Addiction”

April 19, 2008: Continuation of Dr. Bernard Maria, M.D., M.B.A., Medical University of South Carolina “Brain Tumors in Children and Darby Children’s Research Institute at MUSC”

April 12, 2008: Dr. Bernard Maria, M.D., M.B.A., Medical University of South Carolina “Brain Tumors in Children and Darby Children’s Research Institute at MUSC”

April 5, 2008: Continuation of Dr. G. Paul Eleazer, M.D., University of South Carolina School of Medicine “Improving the Quality of Life for Older Adults”

March 29, 2008: Dr. G. Paul Eleazer, M.D., University of South Carolina School of Medicine “Improving the Quality of Life for Older Adults”

March 22, 2008: Continuation of J. Larry Durstine, Ph.D. professor, Chairman of the Department of Exercise Science and Director of Clinical Exercise Programs, University of South Carolina “The Effect of Exercise as Related to Cardiovascular Disease”

March 15, 2008: J. Larry Durstine, Ph.D. professor, Chairman of the Department of Exercise Science and Director of Clinical Exercise Programs, University of South Carolina “The Effect of Exercise as Related to Cardiovascular Disease”

March 8, 2008: Continuation of Professor Caye Drapcho, Associate Professor of Bio-Engineering, Clemson University "The Use of Microbes to Produce Hydrogen Fuel"

March 1, 2008: Professor Caye Drapcho, Associate Professor of Bio-Engineering, Clemson University "The Use of Microbes to Produce Hydrogen Fuel"

Feb 23, 2008: Continuation of Rich Harrill, Director of Tourism Research, University of South Carolina "Study: Chinese Travel Preferences"

Feb 16, 2008: Rich Harrill, Director of Tourism Research, University of South Carolina "Study: Chinese Travel Preferences"

Feb 9, 2008: Continuation of Dr. Kevin Witherspoon, Assistant Professor of History, Lander University "Before the Eyes of the World: Mexico City & the 1968 Olympics"

Feb 2, 2008: Dr. Kevin Witherspoon, Assistant Professor of History, Lander University "Before the Eyes of the World: Mexico City & the 1968 Olympics"

Jan 26, 2008: Continuation of Dr. Renee Love, Associate Professor, Lander University "Civic Participation" - the meaning of the term, what it covers, how the entire population is involved, and the benefits."

Jan 19, 2008: Dr. Renee Love, Associate Professor, Lander University "Civic Participation" - the meaning of the term, what it covers, how the entire population is involved, and the benefits."

Jan 12, 2008: Continuation of Dr. Steve O'Neill, Professor of History, Furman University, "Memory, History and the Desegregation of Greenville, SC"

Jan 5, 2008: Dr. Steve O'Neill, Professor of History, Furman University, "Memory, History and the Desegregation of Greenville, SC"

Dec 29, 2007: Continuation of Professor Gil Einstein, Psychology, Furman University, "The Effects of Aging on Memory"

Dec 22, 2007: Professor Gil Einstein, Psychology, Furman University, "The Effects of Aging on Memory"

Dec 15, 2007: Continuation of Dr. Steven Caldwell, Assistant Professor of the School of Business and Management at USC Upstate "Organizational Change"

Dec 8, 2007: Dr. Steven Caldwell, Assistant Professor of the School of Business and Management at USC Upstate "Organizational Change"

Dec 1, 2007: Continuation of Professor Vinson,Furman University, "Congress and the Media"

Nov 24, 2007: Furman University's Professor Danielle Vinson discusses "Congress and the Media"

Nov 17, 2007: Continuation of Dr. Kevin Witherspoon, Assistant Professor of History, Lander University "Before the Eyes of the World: Mexico City & the 1968 Olympics"

Nov 10, 2007: Dr. Kevin Witherspoon, Assistant Professor of History, Lander University "Before the Eyes of the World: Mexico City & the 1968 Olympics"

Nov 3, 2007: Continuation of Dr. Renee Love, Associate Professor, Lander University "Civic Participation - the meaning of the term, what it covers, how the entire population is involved, and the benefits."

Oct 27, 2007: Dr. Renee Love, Associate Professor, Lander University "Civic Participation" - the meaning of the term, what it covers, how the entire population is involved, and the benefits."

Oct 20, 2007: Continuation of Dr. Loyd Willis, Lander University "Environmental Evasion: The Literary, Critical and Cultural Politics of Nature's Nation, 1823-1966"

Oct 13, 2007: Dr. Loyd Willis, Lander University Environmental Evasion: The Literary, Critical and Cultural Politics of Nature's Nation, 1823-1966

Oct 6, 2007: Continuation of Dr. Corrine Gerwe, Associate Clinical Professor, Clemson "Behavioral Disorders Underlying Chronic Addiction"

Sept 29, 2007: Dr. Corrine Gerwe, Associate Clinical Professor, Clemson
"Behavioral Disorders Underlying Chronic Addiction"

Sept 22, 2007:Continuation of Dr. Steve O'Neill "Memory, History and the Desegregation of Greenville, SC"

Sept 15,2007: Dr. Steve O'Neill, Professor of History, Furman
"Memory, History and the Desegregation of Greenville, SC"

Sept. 8, 2007: Continuation of Dr. Gayle Casterline "The Experience of Prayer"

Sept. 1, 2007: Dr. Gayle Casterline, Associate Dean/Professor at Mary Black Nursing School, University of SC Upstate "The Experience of Prayer"

Aug. 25, 2007: Continuation of Professor Gil Einstein "The Effects of Aging on Memory"

Aug. 18, 2007: Professor Gil Einstein, Psychology, Furman "The Effects of Aging on Memory"

Aug. 11, 2007: Vinson: Congress & the Media continued

Aug. 4, 2007: Furman University's Professor Vinson discusses Congress & the Media

Greenville: Academically Speaking (GRASP) is a radio show hosted by UCG on WOLT 103.3 FM. The half-hour show airs at 10:00 a.m. each Saturday during our anniversary year.

GRASP will feature faculty from UCG’s participating universities and will focus on a variety of research projects and areas of interest. With this program, we hope to acquaint community leadership and the Upstate with the humanity and the academic work of faculty from member and affiliate colleges and universities of UCG.

You can click on the links to the right to listen to any program. If you want to download the program to listen to offline, on a PC, right click on the link and select "Save Target As". Each program is a 30-minute mp3 of the radio show.