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S6 Ep111: Teaching Toward Slow Hope: Place, Purpose, and the Future of Career Readiness
Douglas Haynes, professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and author of "Teaching Toward Slow Hope: Place-Based Learning in College and Beyond," join...
What Should Candidates Negotiate Besides Salary in a Job Offer?
A former dean and psychologist explains how to negotiate fringe benefits and campus resources when starting a research role without full salary support. Understanding ...
S6 Ep110: Why Every Higher Ed Professional Should Think Like a Storyteller
John Festervand, a higher education advancement professional and executive producer of the documentary An Open Door, joins the podcast to talk about storytelling as a ...
How Do I Rebuild Trust and Relationships at My Institution After a Restructure?
A mediator and HR leader shares how to ask the right questions when a restructure feels shrouded in secrecy, and how to rebuild trust while processing the disappointme...
Is There a Timeline Faculty Should Follow To Feel Ready for the Semester?
The HigherEdJobs Podcast returns for season 6 with an Ask the Expert episode, joined once again by Dr. Emilio Ulloa, associate chief diversity officer for MSI (Minorit...
How Do You Navigate a Potential Age Discrimination Situation?
In this Ask the Expert episode, Dan Griffith, mediator, lawyer, and HR leader, addresses what to do when you suspect age discrimination played a role in a hiring or re...
S5 Ep109: Not Just for Students: Bringing Life Design to Your Entire Campus
In this episode, Dr. Patrick Brugh, director of the Center for Staff Life Design at Johns Hopkins University, talks about how life design -- an approach originally bui...
Is the Third-Year Tenure Review Really Make-It-or-Break-It?
In this Ask the Expert episode, Dr. Emilio Ulloa, associate diversity officer for MSI (Minority-Serving Institution) Affairs and professor of psychology at San Diego S...
S5 Ep108: Pause Before You Panic: Supporting Student Mental Health on Campus
In this episode, Dr. Alexis Redding, faculty co-chair of higher education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, explains how colleges and universities can bette...
S5 Ep107: Recognizing Military Family Appreciation Month on Campus
In this episode, Dr. Paul Tontz, assistant professor at Arizona State University, and Dr. Monteigne Long, director of veteran and military services for the Texas A&M U...
S5 Ep106: The “Hottest Seat” in Higher Ed: Admissions Leadership Today Part 2
In this episode Dr. Angel Pérez continues the conversation from part one, getting more personal about what it takes to lead in admissions -- burnout, boundaries, and b...
S5 Ep105: The “Hottest Seat” in Higher Ed: Admissions Leadership Today Part 1
Dr. Angel Pérez, CEO of the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), joins the HigherEdJobs Podcast to discuss college access, affordability, and...
S5 Ep104: What Cognitive Science Tells Us About Student Learning Part 2
In Part 2 of this conversation, Dr. Michelle Miller, professor of psychological sciences at Northern Arizona University, explores how attention shapes memory and learn...
S5 Ep103: What Cognitive Science Tells Us About Student Learning Part 1
In this episode, Dr. Michelle Miller of Northern Arizona University breaks down the science behind attention and how it shapes student learning and success. She explai...
S5 Ep102: Opportunity or Risk? Making Sense of Temporary Roles
Mark Coldren, leadership and engagement specialist with CUPA-HR, returns to discuss temporary roles in higher education, sharing how professionals can evaluate risk, r...
S5 Ep101: Building Better Support for Military-Connected College Students
In this episode, Dr. Paul Tontz, clinical assistant professor at Arizona State University, and Dr. Monteigne Long, director of Veteran and Military Services for the Te...
S5 Ep100: Growing Your Career on Campus Without Burning Bridges
In this episode, Mark Coldren, Leadership & Engagement Specialist at CUPA-HR and retired associate vice president for human resources at the University at Buffalo (SUN...
S5 Ep99: More Than a Requirement: The Value of General Education
In this episode, Dr. Deborah J. Cohan discusses her HigherEdJobs article, “General Education Deserves a Facelift.” She shares why general education is often seen as s...
S5 Ep98: Inside the Chancellor’s Office: Leadership, Family, and Legacy
What does the day-to-day work of a university chancellor actually involve? In this episode, Dr. Austin Lane, Chancellor of Southern Illinois University Carbondale, joi...
S5 Ep97: Confidence Under Pressure: Communication Strategies for High-Stakes Moments
What does it mean to be “on” in high-stakes moments like interviews, job talks, and presentations? In this episode, Dr. Daniel Moser, communication expert, performance...