#60 - Eric Fretz: The Navy, Building Virtuous Cults, and The Meandering Path

Dr. Eric Fretz is a faculty member at the University of Michigan ( https://umich.edu/) teaching at the University of Michigan in the Psychology Department, the School of Education, the College of Engineering, and teaches the LSA core course for the Minor in Entrepreneurship. Dr. Fretz has completed two Bachelors degrees, two Masters degrees and a dual Ph.D. in Education and Psychology. Retired from 20 years of active and reserve service as a commissioned officer in the United States Navy. He began his career on USS CHOSIN (CG-65), deploying for the first Persian Gulf War and qualifying as Fleet & Special Evolutions OOD, Gas Turbine EOOW, and Surface Warfare Officer. His military career included three deployments to the Persian Gulf from Operation Desert Storm through Operation Iraqi Freedom. He closed out his career with a year-long mobilization to Baghdad, Iraq serving in the Multi-National Corps – Iraq, assigned to the 'Army's 18th Airborne Corps in 2008. While in Iraq he also started a scout troop and built a camp for Iraqi youth around Victory Base. He has earned over 30 military awards including the Bronze Star Medal and the Defense Meritorious Service Medal.

#48 - Joe Jackowski: Relationships, Meaningful Moments, and Remembering the Past

#37 - Joe Jackowski: Semester Check-In and Staying Organized

In this episode, Joe gives us an update on his school semester and discusses how he stays organized with such a full schedule.