# Mark Ginsberg

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Leading for Change: Rhian Evans Allvin and Mark Ginsberg

Three NAEYC CEOs, spanning 25 years of leadership, reflect on what it means to lead the early childhood education field through periods of upheaval, uncertainty, and change. As NAEYC kicks off its centennial year, CEO Michelle Kang sits down with two of her predecessors to talk about where the earl…

On the Mark: Dr. Suat Cubukcu and Dr. Joseph Clark

What does homeland security look like in an era defined by artificial intelligence, cyber threats and climate risk? President Mark Ginsberg is joined by Towson University experts Dr. Joseph Clark and Dr. Suat Cubukcu for a wide-ranging conversation about the changing nature of national and homeland…

On the Mark: Rachel Gordon

Financial decisions shape nearly every aspect of our lives, but many people still struggle with the basics. In this episode, President Mark Ginsberg sits down with finance expert Dr. Rachel Gordon to unpack what financial literacy really means in today’s complex economy. From budgeting and borrowin…

On the Mark: Dr. Rachel Billman and Dr. Kandace Hoppin

In this episode, President Mark Ginsberg is joined by Dr. Kandace Hoppin and Dr. Rachel Billman, associate professors in special education at Towson University, whose work focuses on supporting students with diverse learning needs and preparing future educators for inclusive classrooms. The group e…

On the Mark: Dr. Dario DiBattista

President Mark Ginsberg welcomes Dr. Dario DiBattista, director of Towson University’s Military and Veterans Center, for a conversation about supporting those who have served and helping them thrive in higher education. A combat veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, educator and researcher, Dr. DiBatti…

On the Mark: Dr. Mary Stapleton and Kara Berger

President Mark Ginsberg hosts Dr. Mary Stapleton, director of Towson University’s Center for STEM Excellence, and Kara Berger, the center’s education and outreach specialist, to explore how TU is helping shape the future of STEM education across Maryland. They discuss the center’s statewide impact …

Mike Dedrick of Veterans for Peace discusses US 60 oppression of Cuba and how it is hurting the Cuban people and yes the American people.

Mike Dedrick of the Daniel Ellsberg Chapter of Veterans for Peace hosts Mark Ginsberg, professor and authority on Cuba. They discuss the dire situation today, and how we got there, and the possible next mistakes this administration (and others) can and will make. However, first we highlight the 100…

On the Mark: Dr. Todd Kenreich and Jessica Moore

As students head back to the classroom, the routines established at home can shape their success throughout the school year. In this episode, President Mark Ginsberg is joined by Towson University College of Education faculty members Jessica Moore and Dr. Todd Kenreich for a conversation grounded i…

On the Mark: Dr. Thomas Rhoads, Dr. Jaime DeLuca, and Dr. Steve Eigenbrot

President Mark Ginsberg sits down with Drs. Thomas Rhoads, Jaime DeLuca, and Steve Eigenbrot for a conversation on the intersection of sports, business and culture. They discuss how professional sports teams affect a city’s community and economy, the rising cost of participation in youth sports, th…

On the Mark: Dr. Nancy Siegel

President Mark Ginsberg sits down with Dr. Nancy Siegel to discuss the historical significance of food and cuisine related to culture, politics, language and tradition. They discuss how food is something we all have in common beyond simple physical nourishment, and how early recipes can teach us ab…