Regis University

Skitch was born December 15th, 1948 in Iowa City.

He graduated from Regina High School in 1967, attended Regis University in Denver, Colorado, studied in Rome, Italy, and graduated from the University of Iowa in 1971.

He was a member of St. Mary's and St. Wenceslas Catholic Church while living in Iowa City.

The brother-in-law of Iowa State Auditor and candidate for governor Rob Sand was killed in a traffic accident Thursday, according to an Iowa State Patrol report.

It looked like a great crowd.

Um, and, you know, I had a, a friend at the game text me- saying that you know obviously it's an exhibition but they had uh everybody got plenty of playing time it sounds like um you know what you would expect from Wyoming basketball um with Gavin Gores, Nazmire, Caden Bennett combining for over 40 points according to the school's press release so that's um a very exciting group to me uh Madden Smiley the uh freshman point guard out of Colorado he was his dad Steve Smiley coaches Northern Colorado that was kind of a cool situation um I wish I could have went to that but I had unfortunately decided to take a huge train ride from San Francisco to San Jose so the travel was kind of a disaster uh out of that football game but uh Wyoming is back in action they play uh TCU next Saturday at Midland College um a neutral site exhibition game uh and that you know that's our basketball season's kind of sneaking up on us they start the season against Regis officially Regis University November 3rd 6 30 p.m that is a Tuesday at the arena auditorium so uh very a lot to look forward to you know obviously Wyoming wrestling starting up pretty soon here too um and follow Adam Engel for he's doing a phenomenal job with Wyoming volleyball soccer all the other Olympic sports um you know there's there's a lot of momentum going in the athletic department it seems it's just you know Tom Berman talked about it a couple weeks ago it's just going to come down to right in the ship with with football and again I wrote about this last week but this is this is a huge three-game stretch for Wyoming football going into the bye they are 1-0 in that three-game stretch obviously with the win at San Jose State so uh I would love uh any feedback any questions um that I can address in a episode in the future I would uh absolutely love to get some feedback on this guys and um I really appreciate all the support the following along you know it hasn't always been pretty over the last four or five years or so but um I'm really looking forward to uh getting this thing going getting some guests on here and um yeah seeing seeing where this takes us so enjoy your Tuesday and uh I will talk to you guys soon

And the reason why this isn't surprising to me, it's really interesting.

So I remember being in college at Regis University.

It was my freshman year.

I don't remember what the class was.

Exactly.

To prevent that rapid relapse we saw in the college students, we have to look at strategies from things like the Regis University 30-day digital detox and the minimalist phone setup.

Like the two-tap rule.

I love this rule.

Um, but, uh, yeah.

So we-- I guess origin story, the three of us all went to college together at Regis University in Denver, played on the golf team together.

So we've known each other for over a decade.

Played on the golf team, and then all, just all started in the financial services industry directly after, more on the institutional side, um, working with advisors.

Susan began her career in sales with Nabisco Company and continued working in sales while attending Mount Mercy University.

In her 50s, she returned to college to further her education, earning her master's and doctorate degrees through Regis University and Capella University.

Throughout her career, Susan worked for Rockwell Collins, Northrop Grumman, Honeywell, General Dynamics, and most recently, Boeing Avionics at Tinker Air Force Base.

She retired in 2024 and returned to Cedar Rapids in December 2025.

And then that's pretty much it.

He took an online class at Regis University and he's in.

A lot of it, I think, is the hat.

You have to have strong hat game.

Brad Lidge at all in the last 15 years? No, but I did learn something yesterday that he has basically been getting educated since he finished his career in the major leagues.

enrolled in online classes at Regis University, hoping to finish his undergraduate degree in religious studies.

But the coursework piqued a long-held interest in religion and history.

So after he threw his last pitch in 2012, he decided that he was going to become an archaeologist.