Rowan Radio On Demand

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Rowan alumni Lachele Jenkins about her work empowering parents and families in the special needs community

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Rowan University's very own Jason Joseph! Jason speaks about his work on Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM and his experience at Rowan University. He will explain the disability he has and how he deals with it and keeps a positive attitude.

Host Ruben Britt from the Rowan University Office of Career Advancement speaks to Chiara Latimer, Autism PATH Career Counselor at Rowan University. Chiara speaks about how students with autism can succeed in a college environment.

For over 110 years the NAACP has been a leading advocate for the civil rights struggle. WGLS-FM Public Affairs Director Benjamin Lombardo sits down with Loretta Winters the president of the Gloucester County chapter of the NAACP to talk about issues regarding race relation in the United States well into the 21st century.

 

Host Dr. Craig Wax talks with author and speaker Dr. David Bardsley about improving brain function and cognitive abilities.

Host Sue Shilling speaks to Matteo, who did a feature on Philadelphia Eagles' "Huddle Up For Autism" and talked about his experience at the event. Sue also speaks to Rowan alumni Anthony Johnson about an autism resource fair he attended for Autism Awareness month and the latest in travel training students on the spectrum.

Rowan University's Writing Professor Ron Block sits down with author Lisa Jahn-Clough, who penned the young adult novel "Nothing But Blue", as well as a number of picture books including "Alicia Has a Bad Day".

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Rowan University's John Woodruff about the various disability groups on campus for students with disabilities, as well as a new Neurodiversity group that has just been formed.

Entrepreneur, Playwrite, Director, Speaker; Kim Warren shares her American Dream to impact lives in ways that uplift and inspire. Listen as she describes her path to free expression and engagement of audiences in print and on stage.

Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello welcomes New Jersey artist and author Sandy Hanna to discuss her new book The Ignorance of Bliss: An American Kid in Saigon. Hanna's book tells the story of her life as a ten-year old when her American military family moved to South Vietnam before the Vietnam conflict erupted in the 1960's.