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1001 Heroes, Legends, Histories & Mysteries PodcastTHE RUSSIAN FISHING EXPEDITION & OTHER URBAN LEGENDS (URBAN LEGENDS #11)The Beast of Bodmin Moor- Something's been killing livestock in Cornwall and residents think its a panther, but one local went a little too far to instigate an investigation The Russian Fishing Expedition- Two buds purchase a new truck to take their fishing trip at a remote Siberian lake to the next level but it really wasn't their best day.... The 27 Club- It seems that more than the usual number of rock and rollers have died at age 27- and when Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse died that started people looking.... The Deadly...
2026-02-0648 min
Ms. BehaviorCyndi Freeman: Leadership, Engagement & Lifetime LessonsKurt invites his first conduct supervisor, Cyndi Freeman, to reflect on her journey and philosophy in student conduct and engagement. They discuss memorable discipline cases, the importance of educational outcomes, and the role of mentorship in shaping future conduct officers. They note the significance and long-lasting impact of safe spaces for dialogue for all. Cyndi talks about the relevance of popular culture in education and the imperative of modeling a civil community for students. **NOTE** Don't forget, Colette and Kurt will be at ASCA next week giving out Ms. Behavior swag. If you won't make it to the conference...
2026-02-0547 minMs. BehaviorThe Day the Hate Group Came to CampusColette and Kurt engage in a deep conversation with Emily, a student conduct and care professional, about her experiences managing a crisis on campus involving a hate group. They discuss the importance of community communication, the emotional toll of such events, and the strategies for processing and coping with the aftermath. Emily shares insights on the significance of being present, maintaining a focus on our institutional values, and the necessity of self-care in the face of adversity. The conversation highlights the challenges and responsibilities of those in higher education to honor First Amendment rights while also fostering a safe...
2026-01-2943 minMs. BehaviorASCA, ICE, TIX and Our Acronym-Related DilemmasIn this episode of "Ms. Behavior," Colette Shaw and Kurt Doan dive into the complexities of attending the National ASCA Conference in Washington, DC. They discuss the excitement of reconnecting with Association of Student Conduct Administrator colleagues, the challenges of navigating ICE-related concerns, and the importance of activism and dialogue in today's educational landscape. Join them as they explore the intersection of personal convictions, institutional policies, and the ever-evolving role of student conduct professionals. Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.c...
2026-01-2238 minMs. BehaviorNew Year's Resolutions, Hobbies and Pop Culture Conduct InspirationsFormer college deans Colette and Kurt reflect on their New Year experiences, discuss personal resolutions, and delve into the themes of the show 'Pluribus.' They explore the importance of hobbies and personal interests in maintaining mental health and well-being, particularly in the context of their roles in college administration. The conversation wraps up with a look ahead to the new semester and the excitement of engaging with students.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ms-behavior-podcast
2026-01-1521 minMs. BehaviorProcessing the Brown Shooting: Looking for Community in ChaosMs. Behavior hosts Kurt and Colette discuss the recent tragic shooting at Brown University and its implications for campus safety and community. They explore the challenges of communication during crises, the desensitization of students to violence, and the importance of mental health support. The conversation emphasizes the need for proactive leadership and self-care in the wake of such events, highlighting the role of community in fostering resilience and support among students and staff.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com...
2025-12-1623 minMs. BehaviorConduct Lessons from Abroad: Kiwi RJ, Campus Complicity and GunsCo-host Colette spent multiple weeks in New Zealand this semester and found educational takeaways in the most interesting places. Lessons from Kiwi universities, government and historical tours were just the start. As New Zealand grapples with decisions about arming security, Kurt and Colette reflected on gun culture on US campuses. Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ms-behavior-podcastFB Page: Ms. BehaviorThreads: @MsBehaviorCollegeTik Tok: @MsBehaviorCollege Theme music "Fuzzball Parade" by Kevin M...
2025-12-1140 minMs. BehaviorYoanna Lee: From Conduct Violation to Conduct VocationIn this episode of Ms. Behavior, Yoanna Lee shares her journey as a student navigating the complexities of student conduct at college. From her personal experiences with consequences for her actions to her role on the conduct committee, Yoanna emphasizes the importance of empathy, transparency, and the human side of disciplinary processes. She reflects on how her experiences have shaped her perspective on accountability and the benefits of a more compassionate approach to student conduct.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www...
2025-12-0443 minMs. BehaviorThanksgiving 2025: Families, Spankings and GratitudeIn anticipation of the holiday, Kurt and Colette reflect on supportive colleagues and family members. In reflecting on their lives as the children of educators, Kurt shares a personal experience from his school days, reflecting on the dynamics of authority between teachers and students. He discusses the impact of a teacher's threat to inform his father about his behavior, highlighting the emotional weight such interactions can carry for young students.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ms-behavior-podcast...
2025-11-2038 minMs. BehaviorKevin McGloin: Reflections from a Fraternity Hazing CaseMs. Behavior hosts a candid conversation with former student Kevin McGloin to explore his experiences in college, particularly focusing on fraternity life, the challenges of leadership, and the impact of hazing. Kevin shares his journey from being a fraternity president to navigating the complexities of student conduct and the role he played in introducing restorative practices to one of the oldest chapters in the country. The discussion highlights the role of alumni support, personal growth, and the lessons learned from difficult situations.Please check out Kevin as he builds his comedy career at https://linktr.ee/kevinmcgloin...
2025-11-1346 minMs. BehaviorCarol Holstead: Teaching the Whole StudentMs. Behavior meets Carol Holstead, a journalism professor at the University of Kansas. They discuss the challenges of student attendance, particularly in the wake of the pandemic, and the importance of building relationships with students to enhance engagement. Carol shares her experiences with attendance policies, the impact of mental health on student participation, and the significance of providing second chances in academic settings.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ms-behavior-podcastFB Page: Ms. BehaviorThreads: @MsBehaviorCollege
2025-11-0644 minMs. BehaviorHalloween with Jeff Shoup: Parents, Nudity and Costume DramaGuest Jeff Shoup jumps right into a lively discussion about the conduct complexities of parental relationships, Halloween costume policies and what's considered "true." The panel considers how different strategies and even their own ages have impacted their approaches to work with families over the years. Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ms-behavior-podcastFB Page: Ms. BehaviorThreads: @MsBehaviorCollegeTik Tok: @MsBehaviorCollege Theme music "Fuzzball Parade" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed u...
2025-10-3044 minMs. BehaviorErin Kaplan: Joyful Sanctioning and ScholarshipSanctioning specialist Erin Kaplan leans in hard on the nuances of student conduct processes. She shines a light on the importance of educational dialogue over punitive measures and the importance of imagination. Erin shares her journey from her first year in college to her professional life and scholarship. The conversation highlights the balance between compassion and authority in student conduct, the impact of individualized resolutions, and the need for ongoing research in the field. And what's that about a hall pass???Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube Channel...
2025-10-2341 minMs. BehaviorKristin Ridge: Genuine, Genial and First-Gen FierceMs. Behavior hosts Kristin Ridge, who shares her insights and research finding related to the experiences of first-generation college students, particularly in the context of student conduct. Kristin discusses her journey as a first-gen student and her role in supporting students through the conduct process. The conversation explores the importance of understanding the motivations behind student behavior, the unique challenges faced by first-gen students, and intentional strategies for making the conduct process more accessible and supportive. Kristin's research highlights the disparities in how first-gen students navigate the conduct system compared to their more resourced peers, emphasizing the need for...
2025-10-1638 minMs. BehaviorUndercover Doctor Dean: From RA to Physician to Med School DoSHear the full circle journey of a physician and student affairs dean, discussing the importance of rule following, experiences as a resident assistant, and the complex navigation of med student misconduct. The discussion delves into professionalism in medical education, underlying reasons for policy violations, and the role of honor codes and restorative justice in student conduct. The episode also highlights the significance of executive functioning and the value of diverse backgrounds in medical education, concluding with reflections on the importance of these themes in shaping future professionals.Send us a textFollow us for...
2025-10-0940 minMs. BehaviorCheyne Francis. Fines, Flagships and Finding Your Way as a "New" Conduct ProCheyne Francis from the University of Missouri joins Colette and Kurt to discuss the love story that led to a career change, personal experiences with student conduct hearings, and the importance of restorative justice. They explore the role of judicial fees, the impact of state politics on student conduct policies, and the significance of professional development for a new professional this field. Cheyne The conversation highlights the challenges of working at a school under a national spotlight and a surprise off-campus encounter with a student.Send us a textFollow us for updates:
2025-10-0242 min
ABA Inside TrackOctober 2025 PreviewLIVE via recording from St. Charles, Missouri! It's a preview episode! Yes, we continue our fall tradition of discussing everything coming out this spoooooky month from the comfort of the Thompson Center Conference hall. We spend some time gushing about all the great talks we just experienced before getting prepared for our NEXT conference, BABAT 2025. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say, "hi" at the conference and for the Thompson Center for hosting us again. And keep your eyes out for an extra treat in your goodie bags later this month! Sadly, it's not the 3K I needed...
2025-10-0119 min
WHFC PresentsOwls Nest: UCB Pride Festival 2025WHFC student volunteer Aubrey sits down with Dr. Kurt Doan, President of the Upper Chesapeake Bay Pride Foundation. The 2025 UCB Pride Festival is happening on Saturday, October 4th, and Dr. Doan tells us about the festival and the many other events that the Foundation holds throughout the year.
2025-09-3016 minMs. BehaviorJessica Ecock Rotondo: Cultural Context Master ClassHosts Colette and Kurt interview Jessica Ecock Rotondo, who shares her journey from a tough upbringing in Staten Island to a career in student conduct and law. Jessica describes her very first hearing - the one that changed her entire career trajectory - the impact of institutional culture on conduct practices. We learn about the results of Dr. Ecock Rotondo's research on gender dynamics in student affairs and possible strategies for improving our advocacy for conduct colleagues in particular. Jessica reflects on her higher education career and the transition to a law firm focused on civil rights. Anyone considering a...
2025-09-2541 minMs. BehaviorBack to School: Fashion, Shenanigans and JurisdictionSummaryHosts Colette Shaw and Kurt discuss the excitement of the back-to-school season, from wardrobe choices to trends in misconduct. They examine a recent cyber-bullying case study and potential power of community at community colleges. The conversation also touches on jurisdiction and the question of how much geography should matter in determining our duty to respond.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ms-behavior-podcastFB Page: Ms. BehaviorThreads: @MsBehaviorCollegeTik Tok: @MsBehaviorCollege
2025-09-1828 minMs. BehaviorWeed, Shame and Personality TypesMs. Behavior hosts Colette Shaw and Kurt Doan delve into various aspects of college student conduct, exploring personality types through the Enneagram and Myers-Briggs, discussing the implications of cannabis use among students, and the importance of shame-free environments in student conduct processes. They emphasize the need for meaningful conversations with students and the role of faculty in supporting student behavior and conduct. The episode wraps up with reflections on future directions for the podcast and engaging with listeners.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollege...
2025-09-1139 minMs. BehaviorPilot Episode: Lawyers, Mental Health and SafetyHosts Colette Shaw and Kurt Doan explore the complexities of student conduct in higher education. They reflect on their experiences in the field, discussing the evolving nature of conduct work, the impact of legal representation, and the importance of emotional intelligence. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes, safety concerns, and the intersection of mental health and conduct issues, emphasizing the need for compassion and understanding in their roles.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ms-behavior-podcastFB...
2025-09-0435 minMs. BehaviorIndulge in Ms. Behavior - A TeaserComing soon! A podcast for college student conduct professionals. Free professional development, community and a healthy dose of fun. Launching this fall, you can get involved by sharing your stories and reflections at MsBehaviorCollege@gmail.com.Send us a textFollow us for updates:YouTube ChannelInstagram: @MsBehaviorCollegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ms-behavior-podcastFB Page: Ms. BehaviorThreads: @MsBehaviorCollegeTik Tok: @MsBehaviorCollege Theme music "Fuzzball Parade" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons...
2025-08-0301 min
Bass, Kayak and BeersS1 Ep.34 Advanced Kayak Angler: Deep ThoughtsThis week on the Advanced Kayak Angler Dan talks with Dominic Doan from California. The two discuss a range of topics including kayaks, electronics and more. Thanks for listening!
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