ROCHESTER, N.Y. — This week on Rochester in Focus, News10NBC’s Lynette Adams talked with interviewees from various organizations. These include the executive director from St. John Fisher University’s Golisano Institute of Developmental Disability Nursing, a song-writing pastor and an artistic director of the Rochester Oratorial Society, the founder of Totally Unique Educational Consultants and the Totally Unique Institute of Excellence, and the director of communications at The Little Theatre.

St. John Fisher University’s Golisano Institute of Developmental Disability Nursing

Interviewee: Dr. Holly Brown, DNP.

St. John Fisher University’s Golisano Institute of Developmental Disability Nursing is making strides in the field, according to Dr. Holly Brown, the executive director. Dr. Brown emphasized the necessity of the program and its impact on the community.

A Pastor and an artistic director of the Rochester Oratorial Society team up

Interviewees: Pastor Daryl Smith and Dr. Eric Townell, DMA.

Pastor Daryl Smith and Dr. Eric Townell, artistic director of the Rochester Oratorial Society, shared their collaborative journey. After seeing each other on Rochester in Focus, they teamed up to create music. Smith’s song, “The Reek,” and Townell’s announcement of the new season sparked their partnership.

Founder of Totally Unique Educational Consultants talks about her new book “She Rises”

Interviewee: Dr. Pamala Brown-Grinion, PHD.

Dr. Pamala Brown-Grinion discussed her new book, “She Rises,” which explores emotional etiquette and personal growth. As the founder of Totally Unique Educational Consultants and the Totally Unique Institute of Excellence, Brown-Grinion aims to help individuals improve from within.

The Little Theatre prepares for Oscar night

Interviewee: Scott Pukos.

Director of Communications Scott Pukos talks about preparing for Oscar night, aiming to provide a great experience for attendees.

Rochester in Focus

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