# Harlan Cohen
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harlan cohen (November 6, 1934 – March 19, 2020) was an American volleyball coach who led both the United States men's and women's national teams during the mid-1960s. Cohen coached the men in 1966. He coached the women to a gold medal at the 1967 Pan American Games and a silver medal at the 1967 World Championships in Tokyo.
The Secrets of College Success - Lorraine Pennyman
I sat down with Lorraine Pennyman, Director of Experiential Learning and Engagement at The Ohio State University's Fisher College of Business, and this conversation was one of my favorites. Lorraine has spent more than 20 years mentoring students, and what stands out about her is she's not just doi…
Bonus: Are Your Friendships Surviving the Digital Age? Likes, Memes & What Really Matters (Nina on The Visibility Standard with Jazzmyn Proctor)
I’m sharing a bonus episode from my appearance on The Visibility Standard with Jazzmyn Proctor. We talked about modern friendship and all the strange new tensions that come with living so much of our lives online.
From expecting friends to endlessly support our businesses on social media (and the r…
The Most Important Agent Is You
Everyone obsesses over getting in. Harlan Cohen talk focuses on what comes after, because the secret ingredient was never the school. It's the student.
Harlan Cohen has spent 25+ years helping families navigate the transition into and through college. He's the author of The Naked Roommate, the best…
Episode 71 - Getting In Is Just the Beginning - Harlan Cohen on What Really Matters
In this episode, we sit down with New York Times bestselling author Harlan Cohen seven books, over a million copies in print, and a speaker who has visited more than 400 college campuses. You've seen him on The Today Show, The Washington Post, and all over TikTok. In our world, he's a rock star.
An…
#203 - College Rankings Don't Predict Where You'll Belong (Alexis White)
Admissions counselor, Alexis White, on why 'fit over flex' should guide the college search
The college search puts a lot of pressure on families to find the “best” school. But the highest-ranked school (the hyper-focus for many) is not necessarily the place where a particular student will be happie…
Helping Our Kids Feel Seen
What happens when one child’s needs take up most of a family’s attention? Even when parents are doing their best, it can be easy for another child to quietly become the “easy” one—the independent kid, the high achiever, the people-pleaser who never seems to need anything.
In this episode, we discu…
#208 - Making Friends at Any Age Takes a Little Risk (Harlan Cohen)
Harlan Cohen on friendship, social courage, and finding places where you belong.
Finding friendship—at any stage of life—requires the risk of hearing “no.” And that “no” rarely comes directly.
That’s one of the ideas I dig into with Harlan Cohen, a New York Times bestselling author and founder of B…
#165 - Your Lonely College Student Isn't Alone
College can be the most crowded place your student has ever lived and still feel painfully lonely. We’re seeing more college student loneliness and social isolation than many families expect, and the shock of it often makes students think they’re failing at college when they’re actually experiencin…
Help your college kid thrive
We call him the college whisperer for good reason. Harlan Cohen has amassed more than a million followers on social media with his practical college (and life) advice. If you've ever wondered how to let your kids go, while still supporting them, Harlan's got you covered.
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