A New Podcast, Featuring Colonel Hall!

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Dean Jacqueline Royster, Professor James Bynum, Colonel Stephen C. Hall, Mrs. Pamela Hall, and President G.P. Bud Peterson at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (on the terrace). Credit line for each pic: R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

Dean Jacqueline Royster, Professor James Bynum, Colonel Stephen C. Hall, Mrs. Pamela Hall, and President G.P. Bud Peterson at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (on the terrace). Credit line for each pic: R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

 

We are pleased to present the second podcast in TechStyle’s podcast series!

Our second episode features Colonel Stephen C. Hall, USAF Retired, 1967 Graduate of Georgia Tech, and the namesake of our new home, the Stephen C. Hall Writing and Communication Building, on the Georgia Tech campus.  The podcast was recorded the day before the official ribbon-cutting on March 13,  2013.

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Col. Hall was a lively and compelling guest, giving us the story of how he came to support our new building.  In addition to an entertaining anecdote about his first writing class at Tech, his comments testify to the importance of good communication skills in the workplace and beyond.

Stay tuned for information about upcoming guests and subjects. We look forward to featuring great ideas in and outside of the classroom.  Listeners, if you have an idea for a potential guest (at Georgia Tech or further afield), please let us know through email or comment here. Enjoy.

Here are some additional pictures from the ribbon-cutting day:

Colonel Stephen C. Hall making remarks at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (on the terrace). R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

Colonel Stephen C. Hall making remarks at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (on the terrace). R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

 

Colonel Stephen C. Hall, Professor James Bynum, Mrs. Jean Bynum, and Mrs. Pamela Hall at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (in the main floor lobby). R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

Colonel Stephen C. Hall, Professor James Bynum, Mrs. Jean Bynum, and Mrs. Pamela Hall at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (in the main floor lobby). R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

 

Colonel Stephen C. Hall and Professor James Bynum at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (on the terrace). R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

Colonel Stephen C. Hall and Professor James Bynum at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (on the terrace). R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

Mrs. Jean and Professor James Bynum next to the poster created by CETL as part of the Thank-a-Teacher Program, with Colonel Stephen Hall's acknowledgment of Professor Bynum's excellence as a teacher, at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (in the main floor lobby). R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

Mrs. Jean and Professor James Bynum next to the poster created by CETL as part of the Thank-a-Teacher Program, with Colonel Stephen Hall’s acknowledgment of Professor Bynum’s excellence as a teacher, at the Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for the Stephen C. Hall Building (in the main floor lobby). R.E. Burnett. © 2013. Used with permission.

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About Rebecca Weaver

Rebecca Weaver, _TechStyle_ chief editor for school year 2014-15, received her PhD from the University of Minnesota and an MFA from Hamline University. Her research is on discourses within poetry communities and institutions, especially in moments of conflict. Her teaching specialties are American Literature 1850-present (with a focus on poetry Contemporary American Poetry and Poetics and American Poetry 1850-present), Creative Writing, Service Learning, and Literature for Non-majors. Her composition / communication courses tend to focus on discourses of higher education and community. Her manuscript about the discourses and conflicts of poetry communities in the 1970s is under review. She is also working on two poetry chapbooks.
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