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The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station - Nuclear Power Institute
61 episodes
1 week ago
The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) Nuclear Power Institute (NPI) has created this podcast with the objective to highlight and inspire. This format serves as a window into the people we engage and developing the necessary workforce across Texas. Our goal is to highlight and share tenacious stories to provide inspiration, motivation, and appreciation throughout the State of Texas. We believe the conversations with our guests will help illuminate our Path. The views and opinions of our host and guests do not reflect the views or opinions of NPI, TEES, or the Texas A&M System.
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The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) Nuclear Power Institute (NPI) has created this podcast with the objective to highlight and inspire. This format serves as a window into the people we engage and developing the necessary workforce across Texas. Our goal is to highlight and share tenacious stories to provide inspiration, motivation, and appreciation throughout the State of Texas. We believe the conversations with our guests will help illuminate our Path. The views and opinions of our host and guests do not reflect the views or opinions of NPI, TEES, or the Texas A&M System.
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The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
“You have to have facts, information, and the knowledge to backup what you’re doing.” -June Deadrick

June Deadrick, Director of State & Federal Relations (Government Affairs) for CenterPoint Energy, joined us on "The Path of Most Persistence” podcast on April 14, 2023. June discussed what she learned growing up in small-town Palacios, Texas, education, and entering the workforce at the Capitol. She knows and lives her values: faith, family, education, service, and taking time to enjoy life. Thank you, June, for shining your light of positivity and reminding us to always have courage.

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2 years ago
52 minutes 2 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"We need more women leaders and more women city managers." - Helen Ramirez

Helen Ramirez, City Manager for Brownsville, joined us on "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast on March 30, 2023. Helen shared her knowledge and passion for economic development. She knows the importance of innovation and the impact it has on communities.

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2 years ago
53 minutes 26 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"A key attribute to leadership is to empower your team and believe in them." - Laura Brieden

Laura Brieden, Leadership & Organizational Development Consultant, and station expert for South Texas Project (STP) Nuclear Operating Company, joined the NPI’s “The Path of Most Persistence” podcast on February 17, 2023. Laura discussed leadership traits, adversity, and accomplishing goals. She also shared her passion for helping others grow and learn.

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2 years ago
1 hour 16 minutes 30 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"They invent, they build, and they problem solve." Dr. David Se Sousa

Dr. David Se Sousa, the Associate Director for the Engineering Academies at Texas A&M University, joined us for our first April episode of our podcast series "The Path of Most Persistence."

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2 years ago
45 minutes 35 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
“They see that this is their future and they are starting to take some ownership of it.”

Celina Garcia, the Program Coordinator for the National Science Foundation CREST Center for Geospatial and Environmental Informatics, Modeling and Simulation located at Texas A&M University in Corpus Christi, joined us for our second episode of our podcast series "The Path of Most Persistence."

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2 years ago
46 minutes 46 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"Don't stifle your creativity." Dawn James

Dawn James, the Managing Director of Sustainability Strategy & Transformation at Deloitte Consulting LLP, joined us for our first March episode of our podcast series "The Path of Most Persistence."

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2 years ago
59 minutes 18 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"Whatever we do, I want it to be effective because it's a big world the students are stepping into."

Charley Ayres, the Director of Industry/Education Partnerships for the Central Texas Workforce Board,  joined us on the second February 2023 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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2 years ago
1 hour 6 minutes 2 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"Always look for a way to grow." - Ambassador Ana Teresa Dengo

Ambassador Ana Teresa Dengo, a former Diplomat in Washington DC, New York, and Europe, an author, and retired Ambassador to Austria, Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovakia, and the United Nations in Vienna,  joined us on the first February 2023 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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2 years ago
1 hour 1 minute 32 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"I'm always inspired by these incredible young people." - Colonel David Hammons

David Hammons, Retired Colonel and Organizational Learning Manager in the Chevron Technical Center in Houston, Texas,  joined us on the second January 2023 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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2 years ago
45 minutes 38 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"If you train the teacher it has such a large effect." - Dr. Cindy Lawley

Dr. Cindy Lawley, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic and Outreach Programs, Associate Agency Director for Workforce Development and Regional Divisions at Texas A&M University,  joined us on the first January 2023 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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2 years ago
44 minutes 21 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
“Our job is to connect job seekers to employers.” - Kimberly Bradford Brown

Kimberly Bradford Brown, Deputy Chief of Staff for Texas Workforce Commissioner Aaron Demerson and a children's book author,  joined us on the second November 2022 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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2 years ago
56 minutes 19 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"You have to take these years to grow." - Alejandro Perez

Alejandro Perez, a 2022 Summer Intern for Texas Workforce Commission Public Policy and Communications,  joined us on the first November 2022 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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3 years ago
35 minutes 55 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
“It’s never too late to start.” - Tiffany Obeng

Tiffany Obeng, the Children's Book Author & Owner of Sugar Cookie Books,  joined us on the second October 2022 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence." To learn more about Tiffany, please visit her website: https://www.sugarcookiebooks.com/.

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3 years ago
45 minutes 31 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"Don’t put obstacles in your way, find solutions for them." - Judge Migdalia Lopez

"Once you decide that you want to become whatever it is…. all of you can do it, you just have to decide that’s what you want to do, and then you have to set the course."  "Nothing comes easy…if something comes easy, you better look out; there’s a catch somewhere if it comes easy. So you have to work for it, and if you work hard, you’ll make it."  Judge Migdalia Lopez joins NPI in the July episode of "The Path of Most Persistence" podcast.

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3 years ago
34 minutes 43 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
“You need to respect others." - Dr. Oscar Acuna

Dr. Oscar Acuna, the  Lead for Outreach and International Activities at Texas A&M National Center for Electron Beam Research, Department of Food Science &  Technology,  joined us on the first October 2022 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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3 years ago
1 hour 6 minutes 9 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
We still all have a need for balance and to find our way in this world we live in -Bishop Gary Janak

"The basic understanding and commonality I find in people is balance in life, body, and mind, and also humility."  Bishop Gary Janak joins NPI in the May Mental Health Awareness episode of "The Path of Most Persistence" podcast.

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3 years ago
47 minutes 53 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"They'll figure out what they really do like, and they'll succeed" - Keagan & Leslie Gerberman

"They [young students] might find a lot of things they don't like, but that one opportunity will come by, that one person, that one experience, and they'll figure out what they really do like, and they'll succeed."  Keagan and Leslie Gerberman join NPI in the May episode of "The Path of Most Persistence" podcast.   Keagan was invited by the Texas A&M College of Engineering to participate in a marketing video for International Women's Day (https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=149124263729515). Keagan already has aspirations to pursue Biological Engineering with a noteworthy goal of "curing cancer".

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3 years ago
45 minutes 54 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
“For us, it was about fighting, I wanted to honor Allie." - Jamie White

Jamie White, the Founder & Executive Director of Allie’s Way, joined us on the second September 2022 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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3 years ago
50 minutes 28 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
"Be fearless, don't be afraid to stand up for yourself" - Aleshia Duncan

"The power of knowing who you are is within, and you can take that and translate that regardless of where you go, and regardless of what you have experienced in the past."  Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Nuclear Energy Policy and Cooperation in the Office of Nuclear Energy at the U.S. Department of Energy, Aleshia Duncan, joins NPI in the June episode of "The Path of Most Persistence" podcast.

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3 years ago
56 minutes 1 second

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
“You have something valuable to give to someone else.” - Tierashia Adair

Tierashia Adair, the creator of T. Adair Enterprises, author, mother, and founder and CEO of AMOL: A Message of Love, Inc., joined us on the first September 2022 episode of "The Path of Most Persistence."

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3 years ago
57 minutes 8 seconds

The Nuclear Power Institute "The Path of Most Persistence" Podcast
The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) Nuclear Power Institute (NPI) has created this podcast with the objective to highlight and inspire. This format serves as a window into the people we engage and developing the necessary workforce across Texas. Our goal is to highlight and share tenacious stories to provide inspiration, motivation, and appreciation throughout the State of Texas. We believe the conversations with our guests will help illuminate our Path. The views and opinions of our host and guests do not reflect the views or opinions of NPI, TEES, or the Texas A&M System.