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KUNM Radio hires Megan Kamerick as news director July 27, 2021
KUNM Radio, at the University of New Mexico, has selected Megan Kamerick to be the station’s next News Director. Kamerick started her position on July 19, 2021, following an extensive national search to fill a critical role for KUNM’s public service across central and northern New Mexico.
Kamerick began as a volunteer at KUNM in 2005 on Women’s Focus and joined the staff in 2015. She is familiar to KUNM listeners as a reporter, the local host for Morning Edition, and more recently as the local host for KUNM’s evening news magazine All Things Considered. She produces KUNM’s monthly program University Showcase. She is also a producer and correspondent for the NMPBS television program New Mexico in Focus. Her current work includes the NMPBS podcast Growing Forward, documenting the emerging state of legal cannabis with co-producer Andy Lyman.
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Twenty times, they ran up a sand hill, a portion of it, from cone to cone, roughly 25 yards, and back down.
Twenty times, thousands of steps, climbing up, leaving mostly everyone on the University of New Mexico football team near the point of total exhaustion on Tuesday morning.
After the 20th rep, the Lobo players appeared completely drained. A few hunched over and vomited.
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And then, for one trip, they ran, jogged, walked, crawled all the way up the sand hill, some 150 yards to complete this rigorous workout that second-year UNM coach Danny Gonzales says builds mental strength.
When it’s the fourth quarter, the team that finishes stronger will win, he says. The Lobos want to be the toughest team in the Mountain West Conference, he says.