Central Focus
Wednesdays at 4:44pm; Thursdays at 8:45am; and Fridays at 2:34pm
Central Focus is a weekly segment diving into the heart of innovation at Central Michigan University. Each week, host David Nicholas uncovers and shares remarkable stories from the CMU campus, highlighting groundbreaking projects and research conducted by students, faculty, and staff members. From cutting-edge studies to notable achievements and published works, Central Focus brings these discoveries to the forefront.
Latest Episodes
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Dr. Itzel Marquez joined me to talk about her current research, the challenges surrounding funding, and how her work is centered on goals put forth by the United Nations -
Dr. Stephen Juris has been given the Outstanding College Level Teaching Award by the Midland Section of the American Chemical Society. -
Rothaus and WCMU's Adam Miedema produced "The Sanford Voices Project" that focused on the mid-Michigan floods of May 2020 -
Two CMU faculty are building off forensic courses they teach to create a certificate program across many disciplines and they hope become an offered minor for students -
Hanako Wakatsuki-Chong, Director of the Japanese American Museum in Oregon talks about the WWII concentration camps and the purpose she serves through the museum today. -
The CMU Abel Endowed Lecture Series Studying Dictatorship, Democracy and Genocide welcomed Hanako Wakatsuki-Chong, Director of the Japanese American Museum in Oregon. -
We learn more about Dr. Patty Williamson's research into the disparity of women in the radio industry and one of the reasons, the concept of “System Justification.” -
Dr. Patty Williamson, working with her colleague Dr. Heather Polinsky focused on the concept of “System Justification” as part of research on numbers of women in radio. -
We pick up our conversation with artist Kimberly Chapman to learn more about some of the specific pieces in her collection, "Eighty-six Reasons for Asylum Admission." -
Artist Kimberly Chapman's exhibit, “Eighty-six Reasons for Asylum Admission,” is housed in CMU's Baber Room Gallery now until July 20.
