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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 compare our experiences with supervisors and share characteristics of healthy environments that support growth in all its forms.
Hosts: Michael Gamez & Crystal De La Riva
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