Campus Podcast @ Metro State University

Campus Podcast @ Metro State University

por Mr. Lucky — Educator, MAPL, M.S. Urban Education Student

Ciencias Sociales Sociedad y Cultura

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COLLEGE DEGREE — CRIMINAL RECORD CAUSING PROBLEMS

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Metro Mission Statement/John Lewis Good Trouble

See My Book: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/relationships-the-power-of-illusion-lucky/1149325667?ean=9781663277930 Free PowerPoint for Your Use: To request a PowerPoint presentation with facilitation slides for this episode, please contact: 773-809-8594. 🌟 Lesson Plan Using the 5E Model: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, Evaluate Learning Objectives 1. Participants will identify the key ideas within Metro State’s Mission, Vision, and Values. Example: A group reads the “Inclusion” value and identifies key ideas like belonging and challenging systemic bias. 2. Participants will collaborate to apply these values to real campus situations. Example: Students, faculty, and staff work together to decide how the value of Integrity should guide a response to a classroom misunderstanding. Learning Outcomes 1. Participants will demonstrate understanding by discussing and analyzing one value in a mixed group. Example: A group analyzes “Anti‑Racism” and explains how it might influence hiring or classroom practices. 2. Participants will create one actionable step they can take to live out a Metro State value. Example: A participant writes: “This week I will practice Inclusion by inviting a quieter classmate or colleague into group discussions.” Assessment Tools Formative Assessment (during the lesson) Think‑Pair‑Share Check‑In Participants briefly share their interpretation of one value with a partner; facilitator listens for accuracy and clarity. Summative Assessment (end of the lesson) One‑Sentence Commitment Card Participants submit their final statement: “One way I will live out a Metro State value this week is…” This serves as evidence of understanding and application. 5E Learning Cycle (Short) ENGAGE (3 minutes) Prompt: “Which value do you see most often on campus?” EXPLORE (5 minutes) Groups highlight key words from the five values. EXPLAIN (5 minutes) Facilitator gives a brief overview; groups share one insight. ELABORATE (10 minutes) Groups apply values to a short scenario and propose a response. EVALUATE (3 minutes) Participants complete their one‑sentence commitment card. See my Book: www.weusoursluckybooks.com To be a guest on this podcast call 773-809-8594 Mr. Lucky, MAPL Licensed Social Studies Educator

Mr. and Mrs. Tiger Jack Story-Legends of Rondo

For a copy of the book call 773-809-8594 INTRODUCTION The Mr. and Mrs. Tiger Jack Story Every book has a beginning, but this one has a root — planted long before I was born, watered by sacrifice, and strengthened by the unshakable love of two people who refused to let circumstances define their destiny. The story you are about to read does not start with me. It begins with Mr. and Mrs. Tiger Jack, my parents, whose lives shaped the man I became and the legacy I now carry forward. Their story unfolded in the historic Rondo neighborhood of St. Paul, a community that thrived with culture, pride, and connection long before a highway cut through its heart. Rondo was more than a place; it was a living ecosystem of families, businesses, churches, and elders who believed in dignity even when the world offered little of it. It was in this environment that my parents built a life — not with wealth or privilege, but with grit, faith, and a relentless commitment to purpose. My father, Tiger Jack Rosenbloom, built his business from a tin shack — a structure so modest that most people would have overlooked it. But he transformed that shack into a landmark, a gathering place, and a symbol of what determination can create. People came for a haircut or a shine, but they left with something far more valuable: wisdom, discipline, and the sense that they mattered. My father demanded excellence from himself and from everyone who crossed his path. He believed in hard work, in showing up, and in standing tall even when life tried to bend you. My mother, Mrs. Nurceal Rosenbloom, was the quiet strength behind every success. For thirty‑three years she worked in hospital housekeeping, rising before dawn and returning long after dark, yet still finding the energy to support my father’s business and raise a family grounded in faith. She was the heartbeat of our home — steady, humble, and unwavering. Her sacrifices were not always seen, but they were always felt. She carried our family with a grace that still humbles me today. Together, they built a legacy that shaped my path from childhood to adulthood, from the U.S. Army to juvenile justice, from the classroom to the Capitol. Their lessons — about discipline, service, leadership, and love — became the compass that guided every chapter of my life. This book is my attempt to honor them. To preserve their story. To ensure that the world knows what two ordinary people in Rondo accomplished with extraordinary courage. It is also an invitation for readers to reflect on their own roots, their own mentors, their own stories of resilience that deserve to be remembered. The Mr. and Mrs. Tiger Jack Story is not just a family history. It is a testament to what can rise from humble beginnings. It is a reminder that legacy is not built in a moment — it is built in the everyday choices, sacrifices, and acts of love that echo long after we are gone. This is where the journey begins. Mr. Lucky, MAPL. See My Book: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/relationships-the-power-of-illusion-lucky/1149325667?ean=9781663277930

Brianna: Veteran and Military Connected Students

Mr. Lucky, MAPL See My Book: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/relationships-the-power-of-illusion-lucky/1149325667?ean=9781663277930 Veteran Services 651-793-1509 Metro State University welcomes its veteran and military students and appreciates their service. Our veteran’s center is open to all students, regardless of military status. We are honored to assist veterans, active and reserve military, and their dependents and families throughout their academic journey, and are a proud Beyond the Yellow Ribbon institution. You can find us at the Veterans and Military Student Center, a dedicated space offering our students a place to take a break, study, meet and socialize with other veteran and military students, as well as access resources. The center is staffed by the Veterans and Military Student Services coordinator and knowledgeable student workers, and it often hosts service providers from the VA and other veteran organizations. The coordinator and student workers can help you apply for your benefits, retrieve military transcripts, figure out which benefits are best for you, set academic and career goals, and access the priority course registration available to all veterans, service members, and eligible family members. Located in Founders Hall, Room 201, on the Saint Paul Campus, the large lounge allows for students to decompress in-between classes, grab a free snack or heat up a quick meal in our kitchenette, access resources, and meet other military connected students.

Interpreting Black Gospel Music Part One

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