Wichita State president launches 'Forward Together' podcast
March 10, 2022
By Strategic Communications
Podcasts and newsletters
Wichita State's Office of the President publishes frequent newsletters to keep Shocker
Nation and the community informed on the amazing things happening on our campus.
Wichita State University President Rick Muma has launched a new podcast, called “Forward Together,” where the president speaks with guests from throughout Shocker Nation to highlight
the people and priorities that guide WSU.
The podcast drops monthly, with the March edition releasing March 9. Some of the guests
so far include Hollywood director Dean Hargrove, WSU basketball coach Isaac Brown,
WSU research vice provost Coleen Pugh and economist James Chung.
Through his guest interviews on “Forward Together,” Muma gives the audience a glimpse
of the aspirations and inspirations that drive Wichita State.
Learn about some of the cutting-edge research being done at Wichita State in our March
podcast. To celebrate Women's History Month, Muma speaks with Dr. Melinda Laubach-Hock,
director of sustainment at WSU's National Institute for Aviation Research; and Dr.
Coleen Pugh, vice provost for research and dean of Wichita State's Graduate School.
On this episode of the podcast, Muma and his guests discuss WSU’s priority of making
higher education accessible and how it helps build a stronger community and a stronger
Kansas. Special guests include John Rolfe, president and CEO of the Wichita Regional
Chamber of Commerce; and Isaac Brown, WSU men’s basketball head coach.
On this episode of the podcast, Muma and his guests reflect on and celebrate all that
Wichita State accomplished in 2021. Special guests include James Chung, founder of
Reach Advisors and author of the Chung Report; and Dr. Kaye Monk-Morgan, vice president
of engagement and planning at Wichita State.
In this inaugural Forward Together podcast, we focus on digital transformation in
the arts. We're joined by Shocker alum Dean Hargrove — writer, director and producer,
whose credits include “Columbo” and “Matlock” — and Wichita State's dean of the College
of Fine Arts, Dr. Rodney Miller.