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HigherEdJobs Podcast

The HigherEdJobs Podcast is dedicated to helping higher education professionals find fulfillment in their careers and be the change agents that higher education needs in today"s world. Join hosts Andrew Hibel and Kelly Cherwin, along with guest experts, as they examine job search strategies and break down the latest news and trends in higher education.

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13:09

S5 Ep102: Opportunity or Risk? Making Sense of...

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2026/04/07

Mark Coldren, leadership and engagement specialist with CUPA-HR, returns to discuss temporary roles in higher education, sharing how professionals can evaluate risk, reward, and context when considering short-term opportunities as part of a long-term career strategy.

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26:43

S5 Ep101: Building Better Support for...

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2026/03/31

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 Texas A&M University System, discuss their edited collection, "Supporting Military-Connected College Students: Applying Theory to Student Affairs Practice." They explore how support for military-connected students has evolved beyond benefits and compliance to a more holistic, student-centered approach. The conversation

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12:01

Growing Your Career on Campus Without Burning Bridges

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2026/03/24

In this episode, Mark Coldren, Leadership & Engagement Specialist at CUPA-HR and retired associate vice president for human resources at the University at Buffalo (SUNY), discusses how higher education professionals can pursue internal career growth without damaging relationships. He shares helpful ways to time conversations, build credibility, and navigate opportunities while maintaining trust and long-term career momentum.

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36:32

S5 Ep99: More Than a Requirement: The Value of...

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2026/03/17

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 something to “get out of the way,” how it shapes student growth beyond the classroom, and how faculty and administrators can reframe its purpose.

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22:53

S5 Ep98: Inside the Chancellor’s Office: Leadership,...

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2026/03/10

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, joins the HigherEdJobs Podcast to discuss the responsibilities and realities of leading a major public institution.With more than three decades of experience in higher education, Dr. Lane reflects on his journey from student-facing counseling roles to executive leadership. He discusses the duties of the role, including engaging

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26:15

S5 Ep97: Confidence Under Pressure: Communication...

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2026/03/03

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 coach, and professor of practice at Northwestern University, discusses how nerves affect performance and why preparation, audience focus, and flexible storytelling help professionals stay clear, conversational, and confident when the pressure is on.

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33:45

How Should Candidates Approach Salary Conversations...

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2026/02/24

In this Ask the Expert episode, HR expert Christopher D. Lee discusses how candidates should approach salary questions during interviews. He explains why preparation, market research, and understanding total compensation are essential, and advises candidates to avoid naming a single number too early, consider offering a range if pressed, and remain focused on role fit while negotiating thoughtfully.

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18:49

S5 Ep96: Heart-First Leadership: Why Empathy Matters...

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2026/02/17

In this episode, Dr. Joseph Brennan returns to the podcast to talk about heart-first leadership and what empathy looks like in action in higher education workplaces. Inspired by his article, “How To Be the Leader Everyone Actually Wants To Work For,” he shares several ways leaders can support overwhelmed teams and build psychological safety on campus. The conversation introduces the LASER method as a framework for listening to, acknowledging, and following up on concerns, offering higher ed

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24:22

S5 Ep95: Starting Strong in a New Higher Ed Role

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2026/02/10

In this episode, Leah Jackson, assistant director of editorial strategy at HigherEdJobs, joins the podcast to discuss keeping momentum after being hired. Drawing from her articles “4 Ways to Prepare for Your New Job” and “Starting a New Job? Consider These Strategies for Success,” the conversation focuses on how higher education professionals can prepare for a new role and carry that energy into the early days on the job, from onboarding basics and understanding campus culture to building

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18:50

S5 Ep94: Beyond the Clinic: How Law Degrees Power...

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2026/02/03

In this episode, Mark Need, venture legal analyst in residence at IU Ventures and professor and clinical director at Indiana University Maurer School of Law, joins the podcast to discuss how law degrees translate into careers across higher education. Mark shares guidance for JDs who want to work with students but struggle to break into higher ed without traditional academic experience, including how to position their skills in the hiring process. He also explains how legal training fits

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21:18

S5 Ep93: What I Learned From My Worst Interview Ever

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2026/01/27

In this episode, HigherEdJobs contributor Joe Brennan’s article, “What I Learned From My Worst Interview Ever,” prompts a conversation about power dynamics, red flags, and professionalism in academic hiring. Andy and Kelly unpack how hostile interview behaviors often signal deeper cultural issues, why inappropriate questions matter, and how candidates can protect their confidence while assessing fit. Together, they explore strategies for navigating difficult interviews and reframing bad

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19:12

S5 Ep92: Teaching With AI, Part 2: Navigating the New...

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2026/01/20

In part two of the conversation, Dr. José Antonio Bowen and Dr. Edward Watson continue exploring how higher education can move from uncertainty toward thoughtful use of AI. They reflect on where human relationships still matter most, how AI can support expert thinking, and what responsible experimentation might look like as campuses adapt.

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22:46

S5 Ep91: Teaching With AI, Part 1: Navigating the New...

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2026/01/13

In this episode, Dr. José Antonio Bowen and Dr. Edward Watson join the podcast to discuss how AI is reshaping teaching, learning, and faculty roles in higher education. They reflect on faculty anxiety, grief, and experimentation as campuses adapt to rapid change, and explain how AI is beginning to shift our relationship with knowledge, thinking, and creativity. The conversation also looks into what responsible AI literacy really means, and why campuses may need to move faster and more

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12:48

Should You Talk to the Person Who Had the Job Before...

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2026/01/06

In this Ask the Expert episode, HR leader Kathleen Hermacinski weighs in on whether it’s appropriate to reach out to someone who previously held a role you’re considering. She talks through when that outreach can be helpful, how to approach it respectfully, and why asking permission or being mindful of existing relationships matters in higher education’s close-knit environment. Kathleen also explains the limits of relying on a former incumbent’s perspective, including bias, timing, and

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21:20

Conversations That Shaped 2025, Part 2: An Editorial...

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2025/12/30

This second part of the year-end roundtable continues the conversation with the HigherEdJobs editorial team as they dig into a few more pieces that resonated this year. The group talks about supporting military-affiliated students during major transitions and why awareness across campus matters just as much as policy. They also reflect on emotional intelligence in moments when students question their place in higher education, drawing on advising and classroom experiences. The episode wraps

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23:55

Conversations That Shaped 2025, Part 1: An Editorial...

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2025/12/23

In this end-of-the-year roundtable episode, members of the HigherEdJobs editorial team reflect on several standout articles and conversations from the past year. They discuss burnout and well-being across higher education, including why self-care looks different depending on role, career stage, and personal responsibilities. The group also explores the idea of the “inner taskmaster,” sharing how unrealistic expectations and productivity guilt show up for many professionals. The conversation

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16:19

How Can Employees Make the Case for Professional...

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2025/12/16

In this Ask the Expert episode, Dr. Yi Hao and Dr. Mallory Neil respond to a listener’s question about requesting support to attend a professional conference when funding is limited. They discuss how to frame the conversation around shared goals, prepare a clear and realistic proposal, and think through alternatives when travel is not an option. Yi and Mallory also explore options such as presenting, volunteering, virtual attendance, regional events, and external funding. The episode also

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30:54

S5 Ep90: Beyond “Being Nice”: The Real Work of...

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2025/12/09

In this episode, Dr. Laura Parson, associate professor of educational and organizational leadership at North Dakota State University, joins the podcast to talk about how empathy can shape daily life in higher education. Dr. Parson explains what it means to understand someone’s perspective, how self-awareness influences our reactions, and why timing matters when supporting students and colleagues. She also shares practical moments from campus life, including knowing when to pause, listen,

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9:52

Ask the Expert: How Can Candidates Get a Read on...

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2025/12/02

In this Ask the Expert episode, HR expert Kathleen Hermacinski joins the show to discuss how candidates can assess an institution’s approach to work-life balance without asking the question directly. She shares different ways to inquire about weekly rhythms, busy seasons, team support, and leadership modeling. Kathleen also explains what inconsistencies, vague answers, or “family” language may signal, and why observing the communication style during the search offers important clues.

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29:47

S5 Ep89: The Good Enough Framework: Rethinking...

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2025/11/25

In this episode, Dr. Yi Hao, director of education and assessment at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Pharmacy, and Dr. Mallory Neal, director of industry and alumni engagement at Clemson University, discuss the “good enough for now” approach and what it means for professionals building careers in higher education. They talk about finding momentum without rushing, recognizing when adaptability turns into overload, and giving yourself room to pause without losing direction. Yi

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