David Nicholas

Central Focus

Education EN ↓ 29 episodes

Central Focus is a weekly segment from WCMU Public Media 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.

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Author

David Nicholas

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.wcmu.org

Latest episode

Nov 4, 2026

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Episodes

Central Focus: Go Grants connect to CMU's Strategic Plan 04.02.2026

CMU will host its first Go Grant Symposium on Tuesday February 10 in the Bovee University Center. The event is a chance to interact with 27 inaugural Go Grants projects

Central Focus: More rural care as Mobile Health Central goes high tech 28.01.2026

Mobile Heath Central has been around a little over ten years, bringing health care services to rural parts of Michigan. Kathleen Hodgkins talks about its expanded reach

Central Focus: CMU joins Volcker Alliance as a Next Gen partner 21.01.2026

Working to address the challenge of effective execution of of public policies and to rebuild public trust in government

Central Focus: New book tells the story of Beaver Island Mormon king 14.01.2026

More with CMU Emeritus Professor James Hill and his book, "The King Must Die"

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