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Surviving Higher Ed was prompted by our experiences of working in higher education and student affairs - toxic leadership, burnout, job transition. Higher ed professionals often pour their soul into supporting students and are rarely compensated fairly. Michael is a recent expat of the field, having transitioned to corporate. Crystal is a former higher education professional turned mental health clinician. We want to create a space for you to feel seen and heard, and learn from current and previous higher ed professionals.
Värskendamise sagedus:
weekly
Keskmine heli pikkus:
56 minutes
Inglise
Ameerika Ühendriigid
11 jagu
alates 3. mai 2022
episodic
VIIMANE OSA 🔗
We've made it to the end of Season 01! This journey would not have not been possible without you and we are grateful to you all for inspiring us. We recap what we have discussed and share our highlights from the season, as well as some of our most impactful takeaways. We answer a guests question ab…
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EELMISED OSAD 🔗
For our LAST guest episode, we invite PT Jones to share his unique experience of working in Higher Education and Student Affairs and how it led him to his current role outside of the field. We reflect on gatekeeping, boundary setting and being underpaid! PT shares a resonating piece of advice from …
In many work settings, the needs of people with disabilities are not given as much attention and urgency as they should. On this week’s episode, we invite Jillian to share her experience working in Higher Education and Student Affairs as a person with disabilities. She shares the struggles she face…
Our podcast was started due to the toxic experiences we and many professionals experience/ed in the field of Higher Education and Student Affairs. This week, we chat with Mark to discuss his experience around navigating a toxic work setting and his experience transitioning out of the field. We comp…
What does the concept of ‘fit’ even mean anymore? In our interview experiences, we’ve noticed fit can be rooted in bias. This week’s episode focuses on a listener’s submission around the concept of fit and what to do when you feel you don’t fit with an organization or department. We also explore na…
Have you ever been told, “you know you can do this for a living?” - referring to the field of Higher Education and Student Affairs. Oftentimes, highly involved undergraduate students are plucked to join the profession without being told the realities of the work. Jose joins us to discuss his path i…
What does growth look like in higher education? This week’s submission shares the experience of one individual’s journey in and out of the field. We expand on this topic and discuss professional development, succession planning, and job-hopping. What roles do supervisors play in facilitating growth…
We invite higher education scholar-practitioner Dr. Valerie Glassman to discuss burnout and trauma in the field. Dr. Glassman’s knowledge of this topic extends from her dissertation research, which explores concepts developed from medical practitioners’ experiences with malpractice stress and appli…
This week we share our first story submission! This episode’s author details their experience in Higher Education navigating familiar issues of low salary, comp time, and raise rejections. We dive into these topics HARD because we know many of you can relate. Why is salary not transparent? What are…
On this week’s episode Nat Betancourt joins the podcast to discuss their experience currently working in higher education and student affairs. Nat discusses their involvement with the NASPA Undergraduate Fellowship Program and how it impacted their experience in the field. We unpack our experience …
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