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Association for the Study of Higher Education Presidential Podcast

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Tune in with co-hosts Drs. Felecia Commodore and Royel Johnson spotlight scholarly innovation, storytelling, and social impact. Whether you’re a faculty member, graduate student, or higher education professional, The Bend in the Arc invites you to witness the creativity that is reshaping scholarship and hear the stories that are bending the arc of higher education toward a more just and vibrant fu... more

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In this first episode of Season 4, Dr. Commodores and Johnson chat with ASHE President Dr. Eboni M. Zamani-Gallaher about her scholarship, this year's theme, and all the ways in which the arc is bending in higher education.

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This episode explores the evolving role of scholars across different career stages, examining how their approaches to scholarship, teaching, and service have adapted to the changing academic landscape. Panelists will reflect on the lessons they've le... more

In this episode, Drs. Commodore and Johnson engage with established scholars across diverse roles—ranging from academia to leadership in professional organizations—about how their scholarly identities have evolved alongside the increasing demands of ... more

In this episode, Drs. Commodore and Johnson engage with scholars at different stages of their careers—ranging from early-career assistant professors to a senior research associate outside the tenure track—to discuss the diverse ways they navigate the... more

In this episode, Drs. Commodore and Johnson engage with graduate students and postdocs to explore what it means to enter the field of higher education at a time when it is under attack by state legislatures. The conversation will also delve into how ... more

In this first episode of Season 3, Dr. Commodores and Johnson chat with ASHE President Dr. Jeni Hart about this year’s theme and was in which it challenges the ASHE community to not only consider our own identities as scholars, but to consider who we... more

In this session, Drs. Commodore and Johnson discuss with panelists how they are chartering new possibilities for the future of higher education. Guests offer insight into challenges and opportunities they have encountered while navigating institution... more

In this episode, Drs. Commodore and Johnson discuss the social, political and economic forces that shape college affordability. From SCOTUS’ recent decision on student debt loan forgiveness to shrinking state funding for public higher education, gues... more

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Dr. Sharon Friesberg
Professor of Higher Education
University of Maryland College Park
Episode: Season 3, Episode 5: A Lifetime of Being a Scholar
Dr. James Earl Davis
Professor and the Menar C. Watson Endowed Chair in Urban Education
Temple University
Episode: Season 3, Episode 5: A Lifetime of Being a Scholar
Dr. Leonard Taylor
Associate Professor of Higher Education and Student Affairs
Indiana University
Episode: Season 3, Episode 4: A Scholar and a [Insert Role Here]
Dr. Uyan Poon
Senior Research Fellow for Education Equity
NAACP, Thurgood Marshall Institute
Episode: Season 3, Episode 4: A Scholar and a [Insert Role Here]
Dr. Shelvia English
Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
American Dental Education Association
Episode: Season 3, Episode 4: A Scholar and a [Insert Role Here]
Wayne Blake
Assistant Professor in Sports Administration
University of Cincinnati
Episode: Season 3, Episode 3: Creating a Scholarly Identity
Doremi Williams
Senior Research Associate at MDRC
MDRC
Episode: Season 3, Episode 3: Creating a Scholarly Identity
Daniel Corral
Assistant Professor of Higher Education
University of Toronto
Episode: Season 3, Episode 3: Creating a Scholarly Identity
Gaurav Harshay
Third-year AACTE home scholar pursuing a Ph.D. in higher education administration
University of South Carolina
Episode: Season 3, Episode 2: The New Generation of Scholars

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Dr. Royel Johnson
Co-host and Associate Professor of Higher Education and Social Work
Dr. Felecia Commodore
Co-host and Associate Professor

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Season 3, Episode 1: I Am A Scholar
Q: Could you elaborate on how you hope the theme will prompt reflection on the inclusivity and equity of the scholarly community?
Dr. Hart emphasizes the importance of diversity, especially for scholars of color, and aims for the theme to signal that everyone should belong and contribute to the community.
Season 3, Episode 1: I Am A Scholar
Q: Tell us a little bit about yourself and the theme, I Am A Scholar and where it came from?
Dr. Jeni Hart discusses her role as Dean of the Graduate School, the importance of advocating for graduate students, and her professional journey that led to the theme's development.
Season 3, Episode 4: A Scholar and a [Insert Role Here]
Q: What role and responsibility do we have as scholars in this current moment?
Participants emphasize the importance of not being distracted by anti-DEI movements and focusing on advancing equity goals.
Season 3, Episode 4: A Scholar and a [Insert Role Here]
Q: How are you all defining your scholarly identity?
Many have noted that defining a scholarly identity is ongoing and influenced by both self-perception and others' perceptions.
Season 3, Episode 3: Creating a Scholarly Identity
Q: What would you tell your first year PhD self?
You can plan everything out, but it will absolutely not go according to plan.

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Exploring the evolution and social impact of scholarship in higher education, insightful discussions form the core of this series, targeting themes such as diversity, equity, and inclusion alongside personal narratives of scholars. Episodes often feature experienced academics reflecting on their journeys, the significance of mentorship, and the collaborative efforts needed to navigate contemporary challenges in academia. The conversations emphasize the importance of building supportive scholarly communities and advocate for innovative practices that promote equity in higher education. This program is particularly noteworthy for its depth of personal storytelling and critical focus on social justice issues, making it a valuable resource for ... more

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