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The SCS 110 Podcast
This podcast aims to support students in SCS 110: Energy and the Development of Scientific Ideas at Geneva College . It is designed to help students become familiar with the class while offering deeper insights into the subject matter. Through this podcast, students can gain a stronger sense of connection to the course, understand its relevance, and appreciate how scientific ideas about energy shape our understanding of the world.
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9 oct. 2025
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Episode 3 The Sounds of Energy 09.10.2025 7:55
I am joined on this episode by Dr. Daniel Cross, a professor of physics, as we explore the connection between different types of energy and their sounds.
Episode 2-SCS 110 Essentials: How to Learn (and Keep Learning) 06.09.2025 11:49
Special guest Craig Kozminski joins the show. Topics include strategies for succeeding in SCS 110, practical study habits for science courses, and tips for traditional and online learning. We also explore advice Craig would give to new college students as they begin their academic journey.
Episode 1-Getting Started with SCS 110: Your Guide to Navigating This Science Course at Geneva College 16.08.2025 7:23
This first episode is all about helping you get your bearings. My goal is to onboard you to SCS 110, to give you a sense of what this course is all about, and what you can expect, and how you can do well-even if you’ve never really seen yourself as a “science person.”
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