In this episode, Jeremy sits down with higher ed middle manager Stephanie Dickerson to talk about a wide-range of leadership topics including empathy, developing your leadership style, accountability, self-care, and organization. 

In this episode of The Higher Ed Pulse, co-hosts Seth and Mallory explore the evolving dynamics of higher education as we approach the end of 2024.

Explore the state of civic education in America as Dr. Berner discusses the alarming gap in historical knowledge among students and its impact on democratic engagement.

In this episode from the AMA Higher Ed Conference, Carrie Phillips interviews Kin Sejpal, who shares innovative strategies for building a brand with limited resources in higher education.

Dr. Bryan Gross interviews Joe Ross and Dr. Eric Dunker about Reach University's innovative apprenticeship degree model, which offers affordable, debt-free higher education through workplace-based learning, benefiting both students and communities.

Cody and Tomika explore the intersections of leadership, DEI, and self-care the day after the 2024 election, reflecting on what today’s political climate reveals about our society and our approach to diversity and inclusion.

Hosts Mallory and Seth take a reflective turn as they explore why they, and so many others, choose to stay and work in the higher education space.

Dr. Aric Krause discusses the future of higher education, particularly for working professionals and adult students, as Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute redefines its value proposition in an evolving landscape.

From expression of speech to civil democracy and discourse, America’s higher education system is at a dramatic turning point and Cody is here to break it down. 

Seth Odell and Mallory dive into a timely and thought-provoking discussion on building resilience as leaders in uncertain times.

In this episode, Dr. Kris Renn shares her extensive journey in higher education, discussing her roles in student affairs and academic affairs.

Mark Crowley, author of "Lead From the Heart," discusses how educational leaders can foster more productive teams by prioritizing human connection and empathy.

Carrie is joined by Mike Barzacchini to explore how leaders can adapt and learn from failure.

Carrie welcomes Nicole Blackwell to discuss a common but critical topic in leadership: failure.

Carrie chats with Scott Cline about leadership failures and how they can be transformed into positive learning experiences.

Carrie sits down with Becca Altimier to discuss one of the most challenging aspects of leadership: giving difficult feedback.

Carrie and Devin Purgason discuss the valuable lessons learned from leadership failures, focusing on the transition from individual contributor to leader and the importance of delegation and development.

Carrie welcomes Maria Kuntz to discuss an important aspect of leadership—learning from both successes and failures.

In this episode, Shane chatted with Terry Flannery, a leading university marketing expert, about the state of higher education marketing and the need to break down silos on campuses.

Eddie had a direct conversation with future and new college presidents about the importance of their campuses being employers of choice.‍

In this episode of After Further Consideration, Dr. Gaëtane Jean-Marie, Dean of the College of Education at Rowan University, joins Tomika Ferguson and Cody Nielsen for a dynamic conversation on leadership, mentorship, and the power of intentional relationship-building.