Forever Wolverines Podcast

Megan Weaver Hillier ‘21 - Advocate Often and Put People First

Join Student Alumni Ambassador Shelby as she interviews Megan Weaver Hillier. This episode takes a look at what it’s like to work in human resources. Megan describes HR as both “the best of times and the worst of times,” protecting the company while also helping employees. Her advice is gain experience early, earn certifications, push past imposter syndrome, and be a team player.

Lacey Cherrington ‘98 - Regret Nothing and Be Intentional

Join Student Alumni Ambassador Nate as he interviews Lacey Cherrington. From UVU rodeo athlete to lawyer, Lacey’s story proves that you can pursue many passions at once, striving for zero regrets. She believes if you’re the smartest person in the room, find a new one because intentional growth happens when you're surrounded by people who help you move forward.

Salifou Fofana '17 MBA '19 - Plan but Know It’s Never Too Late

Join Student Alumni Ambassador Mohamed as he interviews Salifou Fofana. Salifou highlights how he navigates change by owning mistakes, staying intentional, and building backup plans. He shares insight on résumés, AI in finance, and placing yourself in successful environments. His core message: it’s never too late to change direction and create impact.

Matt Bryson ‘17 - Build Your Future Through Situations of Opportunity

Join Student Alumni Ambassador Mohamed as he interviews UVU alum Matthew Bryson. In this episode, Matt reflects on the power of intentionally stepping into situations where opportunity can emerge bringing clarity, confidence, and contentment along the way. A future is shaped by the opportunities you are willing to pursue, especially when they come wrapped in uncertainty or rejection.

Amanda Kimball ‘11 M.Ed. ‘21 - Show Up and Trust Yourself

Join Student Alumni Ambassador Brooke as she interviews UVU alumna, Amanda Kimball. As a first-generation student from a rural community, for Amanda, home meant safety and support while college meant cultural shifts and a shaky sense of belonging. Encouraged to give it one more try before moving home, she discovered leadership opportunities and newfound community through the music program, which changed her trajectory. She found that you should trust yourself and know you have something meaningful to offer. That purposeful growth comes from simply showing up and having the courage to intentionally move forward.