Roosevelt University
Roosevelt University, a private institution founded in 1945 on the principles of inclusion and social justice, has more than 4,000 students in five colleges. With campuses in the Chicago Loop, Schaumburg, Peoria, and Lake County. Roosevelt offers 75 undergraduate and 15 graduate and doctoral programs across five colleges and online, including arts and sciences, business, performing arts, education, culinary, health sciences and pharmacy. The integration of Robert Morris University Illinois into Roosevelt was approved in March 2020. The new Roosevelt will be nationally recognized as a catalyst for students from all walks of life to receive transformational learning experiences. Students who attend the expanded University will become socially conscious citizens who thrive in a diverse and changing world. Together, both universities will build on their historic missions that honor diversity, inclusion and access to education. Roosevelt seeks and serves a diverse student body because it values differences in experiences and perspectives, and uses those differences to promote mutual understanding, inclusion and action toward social justice.www.roosevelt.edu
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Sep 22, 2026
PerkowskiGUEST
I worked in all kinds of settings, mental health clinics, psychiatric hospitals, worked in universities, two universities.
PerkowskiGUEST
I was the director of the Counseling Center at the University of Illinois at Chicago and Roosevelt University.
PerkowskiGUEST
Loved that job.
PerkowskiGUEST
It was really interesting dealing with young people who were motivated and eager to kind of solve their problems.
Kate DelaneyHOST
And it's so interesting when you, as you paint that brush for us of what you've done, I mean, really pretty incredible because you've worked in a whole bunch of different academic and clinical settings.
Kate DelaneyHOST
So I think you really know, know, know for over 50 years, which is a compliment to you, but it is a gift to everybody who gets any of your books.
Kate DelaneyHOST
And, you know, you were the chair of the psychology department at Roosevelt University in Chicago.
Kate DelaneyHOST
You were the You were also on the faculty of the University of Illinois at Chicago Northwestern Medical School.
PerkowskiGUEST
I worked in all kinds of settings, mental health clinics, psychiatric hospitals, worked in universities, two universities.
PerkowskiGUEST
I was the director of the Counseling Center at the University of Illinois at Chicago and Roosevelt University.
PerkowskiGUEST
Loved that job.
PerkowskiGUEST
It was really interesting dealing with young people who were motivated and eager to kind of solve their problems.
Kate DelaneyHOST
You know, and it's so interesting when you, as you paint that brush for us of what you've done, I mean, really pretty incredible because you've worked in a whole bunch of different academic and clinical settings.
Kate DelaneyHOST
So I think you really know, know, know for over 50 years, which is a compliment to you, but it is a gift to everybody who gets any of your books.
Kate DelaneyHOST
And, you know, you were the chair of the psychology department at Roosevelt University in Chicago.
Kate DelaneyHOST
You were the You were also on the faculty of the University of Illinois, at Chicago Northwestern Medical School.
Jeff StibelmanHOST
Today, we are honored to welcome Michelle Ivey, a global patient advocate leader, healthcare strategist, and founder of the Malcolm Orlando Ivey Foundation.
Jeff StibelmanHOST
Michelle brings decades of leadership experience across the biotech and healthcare industries, along with a master's of arts in human performance improvement from Roosevelt University.
Jeff StibelmanHOST
With decades of distinguished experience spanning biotech and healthcare, Michelle is helping reshape the blood cancer landscape through strategic leadership, patient advocacy, and a deep commitment to better care.
Jeff StibelmanHOST
She is also a certified project manager professional and credential charge management practitioner, expertise she now brings to create meaningful, lasting change for patients and families.
Brian FrommHOST
A suspicion they confirmed when they spotted a photo of the painting in its original frame at the Gertrude Abercrombie exhibition in Milwaukee.
Brian FrommHOST
The buyer asked an art historian at Roosevelt University to look at the painting, and she authenticated it as a work the surrealist painted in 1951.
Brian FrommHOST
Experts determined the painting had been gifted to John Reynolds, a Kalamazoo doctor, in exchange for a medical procedure in 1952.
Brian FrommHOST
The painting remained with the family for 75 years before being sold at the estate sale.
Debby PopeGUEST
When I went back to college, I drove a cab to put myself through Roosevelt.
Debby PopeGUEST
I'm a proud summa cum laude graduate of Roosevelt University, and I have a master's in bilingual bicultural curriculum and instructions from National Lewis, and a second master's, a clinical master's in couple and family therapy from what is now known as Adler University.
Debby PopeGUEST
And my kids went to CPS.
Debby PopeGUEST
My granddaughter is in CPS.
Anthony LewisHOST
Yeah, I'm just deep diving here.
Anthony LewisHOST
So, Chicago State lost to the Roosevelt Lakers.
Derek BaileyHOST
Oh.
Derek BaileyHOST
That's what I mean.
Derek BaileyHOST
No disrespect to Chicago State, but you lose to the Roosevelt Lakers, you're in big
Avon CoburnHOST
trouble.
Avon CoburnHOST
They're right next to the Cucamonga clown shows.
David CommandayGUEST
That's going to be wonderful.
David CommandayGUEST
I can't be on the podium for that, but there's a wonderful conductor based in Chicago at Roosevelt University, Benjamin Fierer, who will be the guest conductor for that concert.
David CommandayGUEST
Then in February, February 13th, our Almost Valentine's program, Hearts.
David CommandayGUEST
Bernstein Candide Overture.
WhiteyHOST
digitally.
WhiteyHOST
So Roosevelt University, so originally the auditorium building, stood in for Capone's Lexington Hotel lobby.
WhiteyHOST
And the Chicago Cultural Center doubled for the courthouse and the opera house, both ornate preserved 19th century buildings.
DamoHOST
Yeah.
Alex SchmidtHOST
It's a history book called Hot Dog, A Global History.
Alex SchmidtHOST
It's by Bruce Craig, who's emeritus professor of history at Roosevelt University, which happens to be in Chicago.
Alex SchmidtHOST
This is a big Chicago episode.
Alex SchmidtHOST
But he said, you know, we may discover an older regulation as we go through records.
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Alex SchmidtHOST
Additional fun things, check out our research sources on this episode's page at MaximumFun.org. Key sources this week are led by an astounding history book.
Alex SchmidtHOST
It is called Hot Dog, A Global History.
Alex SchmidtHOST
It's written by Bruce Craig, Emeritus Professor of History at Roosevelt University.
Alex SchmidtHOST
Another very helpful book is Raw Dog, The Naked Truth About Hot Dogs by wonderful comedian, podcaster, and more Jamie Loftus.
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Chad W. PostHOST
Welcome to the 3% Podcast Irish Edition, in which I, Chad Post, from Open Letter Books, talk with Vince Franconi from Roosevelt University and author of several books about an Irish book.
Chad W. PostHOST
This episode, we're going to be talking about Patrick McGinley's Bogmail, A Tale of Murder, which came out from Head of Zeus, which is part of...
Chad W. PostHOST
Bloomsbury.
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