Ryan Sargent
Host of Bengal Tales and KISU Legislative CorrespondentRyan Sargent
Associate Vice President of Alumni & Government Relations and Advancement Communications
Ryan is a proud native of Pocatello, Idaho. He graduated from Highland High School before attending Idaho State University where he served as student body president and earned a bachelor's degree in Political Science in 2009. After completing his undergraduate studies, Ryan went on to earn his Juris Doctor in Moscow, where he also served as student body president. Despite enjoying his time in North Idaho, Ryan remains a loyal Bengal who bleeds orange and black profusely. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Ryan practiced law for a private civil litigation firm in Boise and served as a prosecutor in Power County. Along with his wife Brandi, and their two daughters, Ryan enjoys attending ISU athletics events, traveling, sampling good food, and hiking with their dog, Lilly.
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Join host Ryan Sargent as he discusses the Idaho Food Bank and the food fight with the University of Idaho. -
Ryan Sargent sits down with the Alumni Office's student workers: Daniel, Joely, Kaila and Brooklyn. Tune in and get to know these amazing Bengals. They will be documenting the semester and keeping you in the loop about what's happening at Idaho State all semester long over on the ISU Alumni Association's social media channels.
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This month, Ryan Sargent has a conversation with Maclane Westbrook, a KISU employee, ISU student, and show host.
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In this episode of Bengal Tales Ryan Sargent speaks with ISU Alumni Board Member Stephanie Adams. Stephanie serves on several area boards, is a local business owner, and she graduated from Idaho State University in 2001. -
Ryan Sargent, Director of ISU Alumni Relations and host of Bengal Tales on KISU, welcomes Joseph Chidiebere Emmanuel, a student at Idaho State University. They discuss his experience at Idaho State University, and the new Commercial Music Program. -
The December edition of Bengal Tales features a conversation with our host, Ryan Sargent, and Tabatha Butler, Director of Development for the ISU College of Education and Idaho Museum of Natural History. Tabatha grew up in Pocatello and around Idaho State University. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in History from Idaho State University and a Master’s in Applied Historical Research from Boise State University. Tabatha has helped to create three new endowments for the College of Education this year. -
Bengal Tales is a 30-minute radio show hosted by ISU Director of Alumni Relations, Ryan Sargent. This show features interviews with significant ISU alumni, students, faculty and friends. This month, Ryan Sargent welcomes Travis Archibald, the newly-hired Development and Sales coordinator at KISU. -
This month on Bengal Tales, Ryan Sargent welcomes and introduces Angie Wilhelm as the newest member of the ISU Alumni Association team. Angie assumed the Alumni Relations Events Coordinator role in August.
