Season 2 of Beyond the Quad kicks off with a special guest: Dr. George Vourlojianis, or “Dr. V” as he’s fondly known to his students. In this episode, Dr. Vourlojianis shares his journey from a Cleveland suburb to becoming a beloved history professor and veteran. With a passion for storytelling and a dedication to inspiring students, he recounts how his time in the Army, a call to pursue a doctorate, and his teaching career shaped his view that “everyone has a story worth telling.” Join us as Dr. V reflects on a lifetime dedicated to teaching, his insights on history, and the power of connecting with others.
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Beyond the Quad #9: A conversation with George Vourlojianis, Ph.D
Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor
Oct 30, 2024
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Tate Farinacci, Managing Editor
Tate Farinacci is the Managing Editor for The Carroll News, from Chardon, Ohio. He is a senior at John Carroll University, pursuing a major in Political Science with a concentration in Legal Studies and minors in Philosophy, Communication and Peace, Justice, and Human Rights.
Beyond his involvement with The Carroll News, Tate is a member of the John Carroll Speech and Debate Team, a Peer Learning facilitator for the Political Science department, and a Tour Guide for the Office of Admissions. Tate maintains an active lifestyle by going to the gym, running, and practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He's an ardent reader, appreciates journaling, and loves to cook in his free time.
Myron Kryschtal, Col (Ret). US Army • Nov 12, 2024 at 10:33 am
Thank you for your podcast! Great to catch up with my dear friend Dr. Vourlojianis and to learn that ROTC, the Pershing Rifles, and the subject of Military History remain a part of John Carroll University. I am a JCU alumni (72). Thanks for telling the story of our university!