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Recently, I did a podcast with The New Kids, Dr. Germaine and Shyriah! Here is The New Kids Podcast Season 7 Episode 4 - Tiffany E Brockington, "How to Reach Hillman" In this episode, we talk about the original HBCU course for prospective HBCU students, the impact of kids no longer dropping everything and reading (nor hip-rolling), lessons learned, and much more!

Episode Snippet - Next Practices Podcast Learn how Northwest Missouri State Univ. has created a unified student success culture through adopting a collaborative, cross-department philosophy. Listen to the full episode here, https://bit.ly/3WKHks3

Dual Credit has long been a popular way for high school students to jumpstart their college education, but just how advantageous are these programs? Check out the latest episode of the Laker Advantage Podcast to hear Lake Land President Josh Bullock and special guest Tessa Wiles discuss the many benefits Dual Credit offers to local students. #LakerAdvantage

If you have kids nearing college age check out my my son Jude Bazerman podcast Real College Reviews. The series takes a look at what college life is really like, with current students across the country. This is the first episode with Ty Vastola at The University Of Delaware.

It was a privilege to guest lecture alongside Aaron Dante at Towson University, at two podcasting classes recently. The future hosts had great questions about our distinct approaches—interview versus solo and scripted formats. A highlight for me was hearing their show pitches, which spanned diverse topics like sports, relationships, food, music, and travel. It gave me insights into where their minds are at... We emphasized two key lessons for sustainable success in podcasting (or any entrepreneurial venture): Firstly, choose a topic that you're passionate enough about to discuss for years—this is crucial for longevity. Secondly, embrace action over hesitation; the best way to start is to just hit 'record'!

The average tenure of presidents serving at one institution has sharply declined from 10 years to a shocking 3.7 years. This is partly because funding issues are mounting and will likely worsen, forcing presidents to make massive cuts to programs, which negatively impacts faculty morale. To fully grasp the situation, higher ed leaders need to learn the entire scope of the situation. We discuss the startling trend at length in our 169th podcast episode. 👉 https://bit.ly/che-169 #HigherEducation #ChangingHigherEd #TheChangeLeader

🎙️Check out President André Stephens, Ph.D., discussing faith-based higher education on the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities (AICCU) podcast. President Stephens talks about running into the crisis in love and navigating his second year at FPU in the latest episode of “Insights with AICCU.” Read more and get the link to the podcast here | https://loom.ly/sdGbm5k

If you don't know who Bob Schaeffer is, now's your chance to get to know someone doing really important work. Bob runs Fairtest, a standardized testing watchdog advocating for student fairness. On the podcast, Bob and I discuss the test optional movement in college admissions and other areas he and his team have their eyes on. Listen at the first link in the comments - and please subscribe!

Curiosity is the engine of empathy and life is never boring for a curious person Please do join us on 25th January to find out more ... #webinar #futureoflearning #futureskills #fitforthefuture #lifeskills #curiosity #lifelonglearning #lifelonglearner #learnunlearnrelearn

Why are educators leaving the education system? More and more teachers are choosing to homeschool their kids. Get the perspective from an educator herself, Do check out the episode to know more. ---------------------------------- This episode is part of 88 Thought Leaders Podcast, A collaboration project of EducationNext with MaNaBu Movement.