Universities depend on there always being young adults coming of age and opting for higher education. But what happens when universities face a demographic cliff like the one coming? Tune in for a deep chat with Dr. Neil Terry, Provost and EVP at WTAMU.

Today we are chatting all about energy. How to vibrate at a higher frequency, raise your energy levels and achieve your goals! If you've felt stuck and drained, this episode is for you. Stay up to date with all things The Health Cafe: https://thehealthcafe.co/ Join the group chat ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ IG: @⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠thehealthcafe⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Contact: healthcafeco@gmail.com

In this our thirty-seventh (37th) episode of Season 2, Seattle Colleges host Evan Franulovich interviews international student Sajad Kazimi of Afghanistan about his experience here at Seattle Colleges and about life in the United States. (Originally recorded December 2023)1:19 - Meet Sajad!Copyright © Seattle Colleges International Programs 2023. All rights reserved. For more information about being an international student at Seattle Colleges, please visit intl.seattlecolleges.eduThe th...

Welcome back to Chats With Your Self-Worth BFF! In todays episode, I decided to release HALF of my free self-love masterclass, Love Yourself Instead. There are 45 MORE minutes left of this chat where I share why self-love and self-image are the literal keys to living a life that we are excited to wake up to everyday. If you are interested in listening to the rest of this recording, click HERE and it will be sent to the email provided. If you are DYING to get into Glowed Up, DM me on instagram

Join us for a special edition of Alumless, where we delve into the world of alumni and donor engagement metrics. Our esteemed guests, Jenny Cooke Smith, Senior Director, CASE Insights Solutions, and Melissa Schipke, Founder and CEO of Tassl, bring their extensive expertise to the table.On the show, we’ll explore what the CASE Insights survey on Alumni engagement has taught us about the field and what we've learned about metrics. We’ll also chat with Melissa and Jenny about the challenges schools

Kate and I talk about the work she has done over many years working with students as so-creators and co-researchers.If you'd like to read more check out her articles: Strudwick, K. (2017) Debating Student as Producer – Relationships; Contexts and Challenges for Higher Education PRISM Casting New Light on Learning, Theory and Practice, May 1 (1) pp. 73-96 ISSN 2514-5347http://prism-journal.blackburn.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Strudwick_2017_Student-as-Producer.pdf Strudwick, K., Jameson,

In this week's SUPERFREQ™ episode we continue the series of listening in on group sessions.This time, I'm sharing a Q&A I often hold at the end of classes.They're a great bonus to joining the group calls - as we get to have a chat/unpack anything that came up for you during the call.What to expect:⚡️ A peak inside a group session⚡️ Answers to questions you've probably had too!⚡️ Motivation to join a group sessionSELF MASTERY | FREQUENCIES | ENERGETICSA high vibe podcast ya’ll exploring all

In this episode we talk with one of our Children and Young People's lecturers. Helen tells us about her career working in acute hospitals and palliative care. She also talks about her love of Silent Witness...

In this episode Tom discusses how to make the most out of placements by practising skills learnt through teaching sessions and simulation.

This is a really interesting episode where Annie and Alana tell us about their experience on their first ever nursing placement. Annie was on a community placement on the Healthy Child Programme and Alana was on a busy Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Have a listen to find out what they got up to...

In this Meet the Lecturer episode we meet Marie. Marie is a Children and Young People's Nursing lecturer working across the BSc and MSc programmes. Marie chats about why she got into nursing (her mum told her to!), her time working in New Zealand and her extensive clinical experience.

This Meet the Lecturer episode is with Mikayla, one of the Children and Young People's Nursing lecturers. Mikayla is the lead advisor the CYP nursing team and admissions lead. She talks about why she got into nursing, her clinical experience and time as a children's entertainer!

Here is your opportunity to find out more about Adult nursing lecturer Emma. She talks about her background working in acute hospitals and her passion for palliative care. Have a listen to find out more!

On this episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, two lawyers who have filed a class action lawsuit against the Ivy League over the denial of athletic scholarships join the show! Robert Litan and Alan Cotler, both Wharton alumni, are representing a case brought forward by two Ivy athletes over the supposed violation of anti-trust laws. Deputy sports editor Sean McKeown talked to both lawyers about their experiences at Penn, why they are filing a class action lawsuit, and how the duo hope to make big

In this episode, I share my deeply personal and distressing experience attending my graduate program orientation. Despite being a program focused on trauma, the orientation process was anything but trauma-informed. Join me as I discuss the challenges I faced as a disabled (wheelchair-using) trauma survivor, how the experience re-traumatized me, and the urgent need for trauma-informed practices in higher education. This episode is a must-listen for anyone involved in academia, mental health, o...

Join the University of Chester's Academic Skills Team for another episode of The Skills Pod as we share our top tips for Editing and Proofreading.

On this episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, the current director of the Penn Relays, Steve Dolan, joins the show! Dolan runs the behind-the-scenes operations for the Carnival and also acts as the director of Penn track and field! Sports editor Walker Carnathan and deputy sports editor Sean McKeown talk to Dolan about Penn's season so far, the excitement of the Penn Relays, and more. Listen in to get your fill of Red and Blue sports!Edited by Carolina Borges. Design by Emmi Wu.

Today I talk to Anthony Manning and Silvia Colaiacomo about their new Introductory Handbook on Internationalisation at Home. They discuss a variety of ways in which international students can help create a more diverse experience for all students across a University cohort. Along with their colleague Emma Marku they have produced the following resources, which is free to download and has already been accessed by Universities from over 60 countries and which will be explore further in an up-coming

In this episode, Rob and Jared chat with Nate Brock, Lead Evaluator in the Science Education Department at Western Governors University. They discuss WGU’s approach to Competency-Based Education and the key features that make WGU’s programs distinct.Join us on Flip with all your questions and reflections on the topics we cover. Contact us at ctlpodcast@cedarville.edu with any questions. You can also visit our blog at cedarville.edu/focusblog for additional resources.Western Governors

In this episode, Traci and Rob chat with their first official guests! Cooper and Ava talk about their experiences as freshmen at college. They let us know what high school did and did not prepare them for in their higher ed. journey.