Comcast Newsmakers

Recently I had the good fortune to be a featured guest on Comcast Newsmakers, a show that runs occasionally after CNN Headline News and is viewed across Minnesota and western […]

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February 16, 2011

Recently I had the good fortune to be a featured guest on Comcast Newsmakers, a show that runs occasionally after CNN Headline News and is viewed across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. I was part of a seven interview rotation, which meant that I was on the air a couple of times a day for the month of February. You can see see the YouTube video of my five minute interview or listen to it at Cable in the Classroom. Nothing too exciting, but my first time wearing makeup!

Recently I had the good fortune to be a featured guest on Comcast Newsmakers, a show that runs occasionally after CNN Headline News and is viewed across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. I was part of a seven interview rotation, which meant that I was on the air a couple of times a day for the month of February. You can see see the YouTube video of my five minute interview or listen to it at Cable in the Classroom. Nothing too exciting, but my first time wearing makeup!

Scott McLeod

Associate Professor of Educational Administration, Iowa State University

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