Welcome to Standing In The Gap, a presidential podcast hosted by Dr. Tonjua Williams, President of St. Petersburg College.
Through candid conversations and personal stories from our highly esteemed guests and St. Petersburg College administrators and students, each voice embodies the ethos of Standing In The Gap—offering second chances, speaking up for those without a voice, and fostering opportunity for all. Join Dr. Tonjua Williams on a journey towards positive change in education and empowerment for our community - whether it's providing advocating for colleagues, supporting students, or amplifying voices.
Tune in to be inspired by the power of education and mentorship in shaping a brighter future - let’s explore together the profound impact of supporting others by Standing In The Gap.
23: Best of Standing In The Gap for Youth in Education & Mental Health
This "Best Of" episode showcases powerful stories and actionable solutions that address challenges in education and mental health. From breaking barriers to college access and expanding scholarship opportunities to equipping youth with tools for empowerment, these SPC guests provide invaluable insights and strategies for driving change.
The episode also features Ryan Quattlebaum’s inspiring perspective on courageous leadership and Judge Moore’s compelling call to action for stronger community support. Together, their stories highlight resilience, innovation, and the importance of coming together to create lasting impact. Don’t miss these motivating conversations—tune in now!
KEY POINTS:
- 2: From Student to Superintendent: Kevin K. Hendrick is Transforming the Future of Education
- 14: Empowering Florida's Future: Addressing Skills Gap and Supporting Low-Income Students with Braulio Colón
- 13: From The Ground Up: Choosing Courage Over Comfort in Healthcare Leadership & Innovation, with Ryan Quattlebaum
- 8: The Power of Hope: How Zaneta Ellison is Transforming Lives Through Mental Health Awareness
- 17: Faith, Fairness, and the Bench: The Honorable Patrice Moore’s Impact on Justice & Youth
RESOURCES:
St. Petersburg College
Website | St. Petersburg College
Facebook | @stpetecollege
IG | @stpetersburgcollege
YouTube | @SPC
LinkedIn | @st-petersburg-college
X | @spcnews
Standing In The Gap is produced by EPYC Media Network | Visit at https://www.epyc.co/
21 Jan 2025TRANSCRIPT
CPA to CEO: How a Love for Service Transformed Beth Houghton's Career
What does it take to lead with purpose and passion? In this inspiring conversation, we uncover how a career grounded in service and love for community transformed a CPA into a nonprofit CEO. From navigating law and accounting to finding her heart in advocacy for children, our guest shares invaluable advice for aspiring leaders, including the importance of pacing yourself and putting purpose first.
Listen to the full episode here
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/19-from-cradle-to-career-ensuring-a-successful/id1736752420?i=1000678998439
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1aDpRoE5uC4RF6jXLNKtOZ?si=1f19ddf44dda4d57
Youtube: https://youtu.be/3_P3ydUPLpI?si=zM7mydFl6JfwsZgF
GUEST RESOURCES:
Beth Houghton
LinkedIn | @beth-houghton
RESOURCES:
St. Petersburg College
Website | St. Petersburg College
Facebook | @stpetecollege
IG | @stpetersburgcollege
YouTube | @SPC
LinkedIn | @st-petersburg-college
X | @spcnews
Standing In The Gap is produced by EPYC Media Network | Visit at https://www.epyc.co/
14 Jan 2025TRANSCRIPT
22: Best Of What It Takes To Be A True Leader
Dr. Kanika Tomalin and other St. Petersburg College leaders share inspiring stories of empowering their communities and extending support, showcasing the essence of true leadership and its impact on those in need.
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23: Best of Standing In The Gap for Youth in Education & Mental Health
Published 28 Jan 2025 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Yeah. I mean, mental health can start in vitro, you know, if a woman is pregnant and she's dealing with her own mental health, those hormones are passed down in vitro. So there's such a thing as infant mental health, you know, and so, you know, that's a baby that's constantly crying, unconsolable. […]
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