The Global Campus

Join David, Angelo, and John as we recap our year! CHE has been so excited to provide the Global Campus Podcast for you this season. Have an amazing summer and see you next year!

Join Angelo as we tackle the question of what does the bible say about service! featuring Matthias Bernard and his thoughts on service to him and his own life.

Join David and Angelo with special guest Mitchell as we tackle the question of money in regards to service! If you have any questions feel free to reach out at che.wwu on instagram!

Join Angelo as we talk a little of what it means to have a relationship with Jesus and how that relationship validates and gives us authority in our spaces!

Join David and Angelo as we tackle some questions regarding service and different perspectives on it! 

Join David and Angelo as we get back to regular schedule of bringing you brief messages of hope in a timely manner. Also fun bloopers at the end!

Join David and Angelo as we talk to Madison and Ben about InTents! Fare warning it gets a little goofy at the end but experience with us how we made InTents happen this week!

Join David and Angelo as we talk about things happening around the Walla Walla valley and welcome Pastor Mitchell Powers as he shares an amazing devotional on our mindset and why we change them for Christ much like he did. 

Join David and Angelo as we welcome in the new spring quarter! We give updates on COVID clinics as well as amazing things done in our communities as well as things we are looking forward to! Also featuring special guest Rachel Barelow as she shares her art with the poem entitled, The Beautiful and the Rest.

Join Angelo and John as we look at John 16:33 and what it means to have peace within a tranquil world. Also, don't forget to share a song that gives you peace with someone for CARE weekends! 

Join Angelo Simorangkir and David Lopez as we reflect on how God has called us to service. Special guest Samuel Schaffner goes from the beaches of Monterey Beach in California to the beaches of the island of Yap. Listen in for how this experience changed his life forever. 

In today's episode join Angelo and David with special guest Rachel Barlow, Walla Walla University student as we talk about how we can grow stronger together by staying uncomfortable. Listen in as Rachel shares two original poems that paint a picture of love as verb.

In today's episode join Angelo and David as we talk about how God is always near yet still we worry. 

A highlight about the Practice the Pause program that is part of the COPE, CALM, and CARE Campaign for Community Resilience. This campaign is designed to empower people with the behavioral health information and tools they need to support themselves, family members, friends, colleagues, and even strangers in the COVID-19 pandemic and throughout their lives.

https://gcach.org/resources-and-toolkits

In today's episode join David and Angelo with special guest Meghan Debolt, executive director of Blue Zones Walla Walla as we talk about how we can live longer happier lives. 

Did you know that with support from Adventist Health, Walla Walla University's Center for Humanitarian Engagement is bringing Blue Zones to Walla Walla. Find out more about the discovery phase and how you can be involved. 

Visit wallawalla.edu/che and in our volunteer section find out your true age and stay engaged as we live longer and happier lives. 

In today's episode, David shares a story from a student's interaction at the mass vaccine clinic. 

Reflecting on the Father of compassion found in 2 Corinthians we see how service can be a double blessing. 

Angelo and David invite you to stay uncomfortable while discovering how to best exercise your generosity. 

Join us as we talk about some music that was sent in for Music Wednesday's! Also, sneak peak to an upcoming episode on Monday as we tease out Bluezones and their impact on the valley, and how we can all participate and help!

Join us as we welcome back Angelo from his hiatus and talk about appreciation and staying present with those around us. Shoot us an email if you want to help out with the Covid Clinic and stay safe where you are!

On today's show, David Lopez dives into why setting a mission statement is so important. Also, David interviews Mitchell Powers and John Atkins the co-CARE coordinators for CHE and dives deep into what service means to them. 

Last chance for a HydroFlask giveaway listen in for details. 

In today's episode join David and Angelo with special guest Jordyn Watkins as we talk about the Engineers Without Borders Walla Walla Chapter and how she is staying uncomfortable in service. This year's fundraiser is all virtual with door prizes and silent auctions with plans to support the Tanzania project. If you are interested in joining contact che@wallawalla.edu to see if they can sponsor you to join. Also, join our giveaway of a hydro flask by listening in!

On today's episode join David and Angelo with special guest Lauren Threadgill as we talk about life in the dorm, being home for the first quarter, and how we can continue to stay diligent and uncomfortable wherever we are! Also, join our giveaway of a hydro flask! 

Join David and Angelo as they talk about staying uncomfortable in tough situations. Also, hear how you can help out in the Walla Walla Valley by volunteering some time to administer vaccinations, help people to their stations, translate for those that don't speak English, and so much more!

In today's episode, we discuss what it means to be like Christ through songs and how we can act out his love for each other! Also, we went over the wonderful testimony of David as he worked with His Kids in Action this last Christmas where they served the community. What songs have urged you to do service in your life? Join David and Angelo on the Global Campus Season 2!

In today's episode, we pause to honor Dr. King's achievements, teachings, and enduring influence. Challenging each of us to make it a day on, not a day off. How have you celebrated this holiday and how do you think we should be celebrating it?

Join David Lopez and Angelo Simorangkir on the Global Campus Season 2 Episode 8!

In today's episode, we had the opportunity to recap the week of worship that we had this week with our special guest Zack Hoffer the ASWWU spiritual VP that helped put such a wonderful program together. Join us as we listen in on how the process went, as well as what we can take away and do now going forward!

This week Angelo Simorangkir and David Lopez remind us that God has prepared us with the strength we need for such a time. 

Encouraging you to exercise generosity this week by listening to ASWWU Week of Worship. Already this week we have had the privilege of hearing from Parker, Natasha, Miranda, and Ethan as they shared their incredible stories and their passions for community.

As Finals start, we hope that you can take some time out of your day to relax, listen to a poem, and heal through this crazy week. Also, hear how ASWWU Global Service needs your help with care packages for the homeless! Join David Lopez and Angelo Simorangkir on the Global Campus Season 2 Episode 5!

We hope you have a good weekend. Thanks for joining us on the Global Campus Podcast! In today's episode, we wanted to offer encouragement with a special song! Also, continue with us as we talk about homelessness and what we can do to fight it! Join David Lopez and Angelo Simorangkir on the Global Campus Season 2 Episode 4!

As we approach finals week, the Global Campus Podcast is here to encourage you! In today's episode, we tackle questions pertaining to COVID cases on campus, fears with coming back to campus, homelessness, and more! Join David Lopez and Angelo Simorangkir and special guest EJ Mcfield on the Global Campus Season 2 Episode 3!

As the fall quarter comes to an end the Global Campus Podcast is up and running! In today's episode, we tackle questions pertaining to COVID cases on campus, fears with coming back to campus, homelessness, and more! Join David Lopez and Angelo Simorangkir on the Global Campus Season 2 Episode 2!

We are super excited to start a new season of the Global Campus! This season we will be having our hosts Angelo Simorangkir and David Lopez bring us an encouraging message of strength and purpose through this COVID season! In today’s episode we tackle questions like why are we restarting the podcast, what does the season look like, and more! Join Angelo and David on the Global Campus Season 2 Episode 1!

In this episode I have a really great conversation with Joel Wagness, focusing on his video production career. Joel has been serving large communities for years using his film production skills. He has worked for ASWWU, ADRA, the CHE and others. Join us as we discuss life and the changes in technology over the years. Remember, we all have a story to tell and we all need to tell it!

In this episode I talk to Emily Ellis. We talk about pie, classes, coffee, and how we all need to make an effort to be more friendly!

In this episode I talk to Bo Rapozo, a man of many talents. Bo is very involved in our Walla Walla Campus. We talk about disc golf, losing part-time jobs, Space X launching, and ways to stay positive. If you want to hear Bo's cheerful voice, then this is for you!

I was excited that HKIA reached out to be on the podcast. His Kids in Action is a WWU Club and community organization that does outreach with local children and teens. The leaders have a passion for their work. I am proud to have classmates who care about giving kids a quality spiritual experience. If you would like to get involved in an HKIA program via zoom, email HKIA@wallawalla.edu to help out or learn more!

In this episode, I got the privilege of having my first conversation ever with Dr. John McVay, our University president. Dr. McVay has a nice blend of humor and a serious vision for the University. I was touched when he said that one of the things he misses most is seeing students enjoying campus lawns during the Spring. He shares his approach to leadership with COVID-19 and offers some powerful encouragement for us all. 

In this episode I talk to a WWU sophomore, George. He is an aviation technology major and has some exciting stories. In this episode we each tell a potentially near-death flying story. We both love exploring and going fast! I think God has really watched out for us. George also talks about life in SoCal and how life has changed for him with COVID.

In this episode I talk to ASWWU outdoors trip leader, Xander Culver, about life in Portland, the outdoors, and his work with podcasting. Make sure to check out ASWWU's Trail Tales and other on-campus podcasts! 

In this episode, I talk to Associate Men's Dean, Jon Nickell. Jon is one of those people that always makes you feel good and shares a laugh. Listen in to hear him talk about some mischief he got into when he was a WWU student! We also talk about music, COVID life, family and his newfound love for whittling wood. If you are missing campus, this one is for you!

In this episode I talk to my longtime friend and classmate Lissa Clark. Lissa is a nursing major who is about to graduate. We talk about old times and the differences in nursing education with COVID 19. She has boards coming up and is hoping to get a job in Loma Linda this summer. Lissa is a very kind and encouraging person!

In this episode, Aaron Nakamura, the Director of Marketing and University Relations at WWU, talks to me about marketing in the era of COVID-19 and podcasting.  Aaron is a talented musician, speaker and encourager. This is a good episode for you if you want to get into podcasting. Feel free to reach out to us for advice (even though I am no pro). 

In this episode, I got to talk to Cassandre Beccai, our Title IX coordinator and Diversity and Inclusion Specialist here at WWU. I can tell Cassandre has a passion for people. She talks about ways to deal with the absence of normalcy in the face of Coronavirus and global panic. She has been an inspiration to the podcast. We had a little bit of trouble with internet service in a few parts, so please excuse a few garbled seconds of audio. 

In this episode I had the privilege of speaking to Lucas Marcondes, the ASWWU president. He tells us about his quarantine life, how he became president, his love for ASWWU and our WWU family and some of his interests. He also talks about what ASWWU is doing for us right now. Lucas cares about all of us a lot and is there to listen. Check this one out!

In this episode, I talk to Adela Yanez, a WWU graduate student in social work, who works to support students and the Diversity and Inclusion Office. Adela radiates positivity and brought to light the fact that some people are suffering more than others during the pandemic. She reminds me that we all need to be considerate of each other as human beings, no matter where we're from. She also gave some valuable info for students who are struggling academically! Thanks for tuning in!

In this episode I get to know Dania, who is at home in Austin, Texas. She recently has became another CHE ambassador, and rightfully so. She has dedicated a lot of her life to service. It was inspiring to hear about the Rotoract club that she started here to serve our Walla Walla community. She is a very encouraging person and I am glad that she will be working with us!

In this episode, I talk to David Lindstrom, a WWU Staff who works at the SDC, providing career counseling and he also teaches some classes. He is master resume builder as well. David is in tune with the times and has a lot of interesting points. He is also quite funny, and has a lot of relevant things for us today. Please join me in welcoming another staff member to the podcast! 

In this episode I talk to Miranda Aus, a triple major, who was a student missionary in Chad, Africa for the last 8 months. She shares some of her experience there and specifically talks about her adventure in getting home safely. She was one of the inspirations for the name "The Global Campus," as she started her WWU classes this quarter from the heart of Africa. 

In this episode, I talk to long time friend Tyler Humphries. Tyler is about to graduate with an engineering degree and has been involved in outreach at WWU in multiple ways. Tyler recently had an exciting journey in Spain and Italy and tells us of his adventure coming back to the US with a moment's notice of COVID-19 changes. He also has some fascinating book recommendations and provides us all with a positive outlook! 

Here we go! In this episode I talk with Circle Church pastor and CHE coordinator, Angelo Simorangkir. We get to know him, talk about life in this new world and hear some inspiring words. Angelo is someone who embodies the WWU spirit. He is a super kind and fun person to talk to! Enjoy, Chad. 

In this episode, I introduce The Global Campus and talk about what the Center for Humanitarian Engagement is up to during the COVID-19 pandemic with the director, David Lopez.