NCR390: Fundamentals of Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding

Join the conversation with USFWS Special Agent Steve Stoinski as he guides us through his investigation of the illegal killing of a grizzly bear near the remote Barber Point Road in Wyoming. Note: Due to a technical difficulty, there is no video for this episode. Please visit the podcast website to see photos and documents from Steve's case.

So you think you've heard it all, right? Well, be sure to tune in for our conversation with former US Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agent Corky Roberts as he regales us with his story about an unexpected phone call about a suspect who was pregnant with a ... monkey! You can't make this stuff up!

Former Tennessee state wildlife officer Shawn Karns talks with us about his undercover work that exposed Russian organized criminal groups behind the threat to our native fish stocks, such as the paddlefish. How do you say "Maybe we should kill these guys" in Russian? Tune in to find out.To support or learn more about the Wildlife Investigators Training Alliance (WITA), visit www.witatrain.org

Join the conversation with US Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agent Steve Furrer as he tells us about the importance and complexity of habitat destruction investigations. Laugh with us as he describes how his prime suspect turned red faced and told him he'd do everything he could to get Steve transferred to a different duty station. Steve's career tenacity and excellent service led to him receiving the Guy Bradley Award in 2016.

2025 Commencement 101 - an informative session regarding the day of Commencement.0:00 INTRO 01:09 GRADUATION VS COMMENCEMENT 01:32 PURCHASE YOUR REGALIA 02:15 SENIOR PICTURES - GRAD IMAGES 03:19 COMMENCEMENT DAY 04:16 PARKING 05:33 THE BIG PICTURE (MAP) 06:44 GRADUATE CHECK-IN STAGING 09:45 PLAN FOR COMFORT 10:54 PRIVATE LUXURY SUITES 12:26 PROHIBITED ACTIONS & ITEMS 15:57 AFTER THE CEREMONY 16:53 LIVE STREAM 17:19 HOW TO FIND COMMENCEMENT ON iTOROS 18:37 TAG AND FOLLOW US!#CSUDHGRAD25

As the 21st president of the University of California, Dr. Michael V. Drake oversees UC’s world renowned system of 10 campuses, six academic health centers, and three nationally affiliated labs.President Drake has advanced health care, academics, research, and athletics not only across all UC campuses, but across the country. He may well be the only higher education leader ever to have led all of the following prestigious national bodies: the Association of Academic Health Centers, the Association of American Universities, the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities, and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.Join President Thomas A. Parham for a compelling dialogue with President Drake about his illustrious career and the state of higher education.