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Student Affairs NOW

SA Now Productions
Higher Education
Student Affairs
Mental Health
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Leadership
Well-Being
Decolonization
Student Success
Colonialism and Inequality
Attrition and Retention
Organizational Culture
Employee Well-Being
Work-Life Balance
Cultural Contexts
Neuroscience Of Humor
Burnout
Professional Development
Leadership Principles
Hispanic Serving Institutions
Living-Learning Communities

The Premier Podcast for Student Affairs

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A student affairs professional navigating the challenges of living and working with long COVID is learning to reimagine both leadership and life. Balancing the demands of a high-energy, people-centered field with the unpredictability of chronic illne... more

In this episode, we learn of a professional journey done with humbly. The importance of valuing feedback as wisdom and an opportunity to grow in all phases of life.

The post Here’s the Story: “The Overflow” appeared first on Student Affairs NOW.

Dr. Kathleen Fitzpatrick discusses two of her books Generous Thinking and the companion, Leading Generously. She argues against critique for critique's sake, zero-sum thinking, and competitive individualism toward collaborative, mutually supportive, ... more

In this special episode of Student Affairs NOW, we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the ACPA Coalition for Disability and 35 years since the passage of the ADA. Panelists Erin Mayo, Kat Hurley, Mike Kutnak, Antonia De Michiel, and Spencer Scruggs jo... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies at Michigan State University and University Distinguished Professor in the English Department, author of Generous Thinking and Leading Generously.
Michigan State University
Episode: Generous Thinking & Leading
Dr. Brendan Cantwell
Professor in the Department of Educational Administration at Michigan State University
Michigan State University
Episode: Current Campus Context: Making Sense of the Signals Amid the Noise
Scott Lewis
Managing Partner of TNG and veteran in Student Affairs
TNG
Episode: Here’s the Story: “One or None: Difficult Decisions I Would Make Again”
Paul Brown
Educator and software professional with a background in student affairs and residence life.
Roompact
Episode: Here’s the Story: “What Everyone Wants To Know: How I Got My Job”
Sam Offer
Vice president of the Washington Consulting Group and faculty with the Social Justice Training Institute.
Washington Consulting Group
Episode: DEIB: Holding Together at the Crossroads
Jamie Washington
President of the Washington Consulting Group and co-founder of the Social Justice Training Institute.
Washington Consulting Group
Episode: DEIB: Holding Together at the Crossroads
Becky Martinez
President of Infinity Martinez Consulting and faculty member at the Social Justice Training Institute.
Infinity Martinez Consulting
Episode: DEIB: Holding Together at the Crossroads
Dr. Todd Zakrajsek
Educator and author specializing in learning science and cognitive psychology
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Episode: The New Science of Learning
Shania Siren
Director of Student Support at Reed College
Reed College
Episode: Here’s the Story: “Unstoppable Confidence”

Hosts

Keith Edwards
Host of Student Affairs NOW
Heather Shea
Host of Student Affairs NOW
Neal E. Galimo
Director of Campus Living and Learning
JT Snipes
Co-host of Here's the Story

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 39 ratings
  • Fantastic interviews and discussion about all things higher education from a student affairs lens!

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    smpeters28
    United States10 months ago
  • Really well done SA podcast!

    This podcast has so many wonderful, important conversations for anyone working in higher education or about to attend or currently attending college

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GiveMeMorePods
    United States3 years ago
  • Vital Professional Development

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dan B. In Higher Education
    United States4 years ago
  • Restorative to the profession

    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.

    This... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NeilEGolemo
    United States5 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions and diversity of topics related to student affairs and higher education, making it a vital resource for professionals in the field.
Listeners highlight the podcast's focus on current trends, practical strategies, and the personal stories shared by guests, which resonate deeply within the educational community.
The podcast offers valuable perspectives that inspire professionals to improve their practices and support students effectively.

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Generous Thinking & Leading
Q: What does Leading Generously aim to achieve?
It aims to provide practical guidance for leaders to foster an environment of generosity and support within their institutions, especially during challenging times.
Generous Thinking & Leading
Q: What inspired you to write "Generous Thinking"?
The culture of critique for critique's sake in the academic world drove me to advocate for more collaborative and generous practices.
Here’s the Story: “One or None: Difficult Decisions I Would Make Again”
Q: What made you want to tell this story now?
I think when processing it, this story still chokes me up. It could have been my kid.
The New Science of Learning
Q: What might be helpful from these resources in that context?
Understanding the different ways to learn, the importance of sleep and nutrition for cognitive function, and strategies to improve engagement with students.
The New Science of Learning
Q: What are some of the big ideas that you would want us to really latch on to?
Metacognition, understanding the learning process, and the impact of sleep, nutrition, and cognitive load are crucial to optimizing learning.

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A rich exploration of the evolving landscape of higher education, emphasizing student affairs, mentorship, and leadership dynamics. Topics span from the science of learning and student engagement to discussions on equity, inclusion, and personal growth within academia. The conversation is deeply rooted in real-world experiences, offering insightful strategies for professionals in student affairs and higher education. Noteworthy are the personal narratives shared by guests, which often highlight the triumphs and challenges faced in the field, providing listeners with a sense of community and motivation to effect meaningful change in their institutions.

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1. Dr. Kathleen Fitzpatrick
2. Dr. Brendan Cantwell
3. Scott Lewis
4. Paul Brown
5. Sam Offer
6. Jamie Washington
7. Becky Martinez
8. Dr. Todd Zakrajsek

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