
Student Affairs NOW is the premier podcast, weekly web show, and online learning community for thousands of us who work in, alongside, or adjacent to the field of higher education and student affairs.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Rural students are on every college campus and yet they remain largely invisible in our equity conversations, our institutional design, and our student affairs practice. Elise Cain, Jarvis Marlow-McCowin, and Ty McNamee have each dedicated their work... more
At a time when many campuses are navigating fatigue, uncertainty, and change, creating cultures rooted in care and connection has never been more important. In this episode, Heather Shea speaks with Dr. Patty Perillo and Earl Cabellon about the power... more
These contributors discuss the charge for change, a report from the Piazza Center on moving beyond compliance for hazing prevention. They discuss moving beyond policies and legal compliance to changing culture and shifting the conditions that make ch... more
What happens when student affairs educators come together to discuss leadership, hope, and the future of higher education? In this special Student Affairs NOW Book Club episode, Heather Shea facilitates a live conversation with members of the Student... more
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Anyone wishing to stay current in the realm of student affairs in higher education should be paying attention to this podcast. The diversity of topics for all who are in the field and all in graduate education programs is wonderful. The discussions are insightful and have inspired dialogue among student affairs administrators that remain deeply appreciated. The hosts know the student affairs world because they have lived it and they see us as practitioners. Check out the podcast, knowing you can... more
This podcast has so many wonderful, important conversations for anyone working in higher education or about to attend or currently attending college
This podcast is essential for those interested in student affairs and invested in improving their practice. Grateful for the hosts and their careful consideration of content that improves the field of student affairs and higher education.
I have to say, I usually see podcasts as a distraction, something to maybe develop myself while I’m out for a walk or cutting tomatoes and meal-prepping for the week. But I decided to give this one a shot because I’ve seen Dr Edwards speak and I just like him.
This has sincerely become one of the podcasts I always try to listen to right away. Every week I get to hear a new perspective or get a glimpse of another facet of the work SA professionals do. And truly, it IS restorative for me.
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A thoughtful, practitioner-focused series examining higher education and student affairs through leadership, policy, equity, and practical implementation. Across episodes, listeners encounter deep dives into student development theory, campus governance, crisis leadership, environment design, and the translation of research into actionable campus programs. Guests range from senior student affairs leaders to scholars and administrators, often framed around real-world challenges like funding pressures, accreditation, inclusivity, and mission-driven service. The show often threads in leadership development and organizational culture, making it helpful for administrators, educators, and policy-minded professionals seeking practical guidance and... more
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Recent guests on Student Affairs NOW include:
1. Elise Cain
2. Jarvis Marlow-McCowin
3. Ty McNamee
4. Patty Perillo
5. Earl Cabellon
6. Patrick Vittek
7. Janaye Chandler
8. Stephen Elcamp
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