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The SACSA PodcastFaculty Spotlight: Dr. Evan FaidleyThis episode's guest is Dr. Evan Faidley from the University of Central Arkansas. Join us as he shares about his journey into higher education as well as his teaching and scholarship. And, yes, he will be speaking French - but not for the entire episode. Another great faculty profile this week on the SACSA Podcast.2025-04-2246 min
The SACSA PodcastHigher Ed And Student Affairs in Pop Culture (HESA POP): Promising Young WomanJoin Camden Miller and Michelle Boettcher for this first episode focused on the intersection of popular culture and student affairs/higher education. We talk about our interest in these topics and discuss Promising Young Woman (2020) - the film that maybe solidified our shared interest and partnership in talking about this topic.
Please be aware that this episode contains discussions of violence, sexual assault, and suicide.
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If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal ideation, or other crises, please call 988.
Additionally, the National Sexual Assault Hotline is 1-800-656-4673.
For more information about Promising Young Woman, consider...2025-02-151h 02The SACSA PodcastHESA POP: Getting Wicked in Higher EducationJoin Abigail Beadle and Fred Tugas and hosts Camden and Michelle as they discuss student development, roommate conflicts, and faculty and staff, at Shiz University in the 2024 film Wicked. Warning: Spoilers, so watch the movie first.2025-02-151h 28
The SACSA PodcastSACSA 2024 Conference and Presidential ReflectionJoin SACSA Past President Dr. Jane Adams-Dunford for a conversation celebrating the SACSA 2024 conference and her term as SACSA President. She reflects on her experience, her goals as a leader of the organization, and she looks ahead to SACSA's future.2025-02-0344 min
The SACSA Podcast2024 The Year In ReviewJoin Kaleigh Del Greco and Anne Badgett from the student affairs program at Appalachian State University as they discuss hurricanes, the changing nature of higher education, and the people who have helped them navigate all that 2024 has had to offer.2024-12-1354 min
The SACSA PodcastSupporting Students in Law SchoolJoin Austina Wolverton at the Joseph F. Rice School of Law at the University of South Carolina and Camden Miller at the Duke University School of Law for a conversation about supporting students in law school. What inspired them to do this work? What are the unique needs of law students? We discuss these and a number of other questions in an effort to understand student-facing and student-supporting work in the specific context of legal education.2024-11-0648 minThe SACSA PodcastStudent Affairs for Medical StudentsJoin Rachel Onley, Ashley Crisp, and Hannah Watts for a discussion about supporting students in medical school programs. While we sometimes overlook the role of student affairs in graduate and professional schools, these students have needs, pressures, and concerns both similar to and different from undergraduate students. This conversation sheds some light on working with students in a different academic context.2024-10-111h 20The SACSA PodcastSACSA Time 2024Join SACSA 2024 Conference Chair Dr. Alicia Golston and Programs Chair Dr. Thomas Bruick for a conversation about SACSA 2024 in Charlotte, NC November 2-4. Hear about their roles in the conference, what the event has to offer, and why SACSA is a brilliant place to invest your professional development funds, your time, and your talent.
For more information about the conference, visit the SACSA site: https://www.sacsa.org/page/Conference
And for more insight about what makes SACSA phenomenal, check out this past episode from first-time SACSA attendees at the 2022 conference in Birmingham, AL:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5VyV4...2024-09-0450 minThe SACSA PodcastWhat Is Student Affairs? Explaining What We DoTo kick off the academic year and a new season of SA Today, we have an awesome episode for you. How many times do we talk about how difficult it is to describe what student affairs is? Okay, we don't need an actual number. The point is, it's tough to explain. Listen in to conversations with family and friends about what this career entails.
Conversation hosts include: Victoria Goetzinger, Arianna Wade, Elizabeth Wannersten, Evan Branyon, Isaac Filippo, Taya Andrews, and Makenna Linkey and their guests.
Have a great fall semester and don't forget to register for SACSA's Annual Conference November 2...2024-08-211h 18The SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Strategic Planning - The How w/ Dr. Anne BrennemanWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around strategic planning. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Executive Director of the Center for Student Leadership and Engagement at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the final episode of this season, Myles and Kate welcome their first ever guest to discuss the how of strategic planning. Dr. Anne Brenneman, the Director of the University Health Center at JMU, guides us on how to start a process, balancing plans within the context of organizational planning, and common...2024-08-1341 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice Strategic Planning - The WhatWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around strategic planning. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the second episode of this season, Myles and Kate talk through the necessary components of a strategic plan. They also discuss the pros and cons of the divisive topic of visions and missions for organizations. They wrap up with a conversation about the relative value of having quantified outcomes in a strategic plan.2024-06-1046 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Strategic Planning The WhyWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around strategic planning. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the first episode after an extended hiatus, Myles and Kate talk about why strategic planning is worth your time. They discuss coalition building, the distinctions between buy-in and purpose, and how this can matter for your organization.2024-05-2248 minThe SACSA PodcastAmong The Bros: A Book ConversationJoin Chris King, Sean Lockman, and Rachel Mustin for a conversation about Max Marshall's book - Among the Bros: A Fraternity Crime Story. Our guests discuss the book and its applications and implications for student affairs.2024-04-251h 22
The SACSA PodcastDr. Kim Bullington: SACSA VP for Member EngagementJoin us for a conversation with Dr. Kim Bullington, SACSA's Vice President for Member Engagement. Kim shares her journey into student affairs, discusses her relationship with SACSA, and encourages listeners to get involved with the organization.
After listening to this episode, if you would like to connect with Kim for more information about involvement opportunities at SACSA, please reach out to her through the SACSA Executive Council website: https://www.sacsa.org/page/ExecutiveCouncil2024-04-0932 minThe SACSA PodcastEngaging Black men in College Through Leadership Learning with Dr. Cameron Beatty and Dr. Jesse FordJoin us for a talk with Dr. Cameron Beatty and Dr. Jesse Ford as editors of the new book, Engaging Black Men in College Through Leadership Learning.
The book is available through Information Age Publishing: https://www.infoagepub.com/products/Engaging-Black-Men-in-College-Through-Leadership-Learning2024-03-2938 minThe SACSA Podcast2023 New Professionals Institute In ReviewJoin Drew Baker, Olivia Brown, Molly Callahan, and Travis Williams as they discuss their experiences at the 2023 New Professionals Institute sponsored by SACSA and NASPA III. With registration for the 2024 NPI coming up on March 27, this is a chance to hear more about what this group of student affairs practitioners took away from their experience. A great podcast if you are considering applying or if you want to encourage an emerging professional you know, supervise, or mentor to apply.2024-03-081h 08The SACSA Podcast"What's Going on with the FAFSA?" with Amy BurkeAs higher education continues to navigate changes and issues with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), every campus is fielding concerns and questions from current and potential students. Join us for a conversation with Amy Burke, Clemson University Senior Financial Aid Counselor and Outreach Coordinator (and doctoral candidate) as she shares her perspective on ways to support students through this evolving situation.
For the most current information, please refer to: https://studentaid.gov2024-02-2949 minThe SACSA PodcastAndrew Marion - Working in a Unique PositionJoin us in a conversation with Dr. Andrew Marion at Millsaps College as he discusses his position as both staff member and instructor at his alma mater.2024-02-2642 minThe SACSA PodcastFaculty Profile: Dr. Erica WiborgJoin us for a wonderful conversation with Dr. Erica Wiborg, a faculty member at William and Mary in the School of Education. Dr. Wiborg shares her journey into higher ed and her faculty position and discusses her teaching, research and service.2024-02-0151 minThe SACSA PodcastSACSA Dissertation Of The Year With Dr. Claire DePalmaJoin us for a conversation with Dr. Claire DePalma about her recent dissertation: Antiracist Praxis by White Women in Student Affairs. DePalma is the winner of the 2023 SACSA Dissertation of the Year.2024-01-231h 04
The SACSA PodcastThe 2023 Future Of Student Affairs Summit In ReviewJoin Melanie Graham, Deja Kenion, Allen Lollis, and Mandy Vitale as they discuss their experience at the 2023 Future of Student Affairs Summit (FOSAS) sponsored by SACSA and hosted at James Madison University. As we approach the opportunity to register for this unique experience, hear from our guests about what they learned and gained and how this professional development opportunity has informed their work and expanded their professional connections.2024-01-191h 20
The SACSA PodcastHBCUs: The Student Experience with Travis Smith, Austin McDonald, and Jamila LeeJoin us for a conversation from last summer with Travis Smith, Austin McDonald, and Jamila Lee about their experiences at HBCUs as undergraduate students. Our guests talk about their decisions to attend HBCUs as well as the sustained relationship they have with their institutions and the people with whom they connected while in school.2024-01-031h 04The SACSA PodcastYear in Review with Florida State University M.S. in Higher Education StudentsJoin some outstanding members of Florida State University's 2024 Higher Education M.S. cohort as they reflect on 2023. Guests Josh Burns, Dylan Fields, Corbin Ryder, and Sydney Pickett discuss a range of global, national, local, and personal issues including topics relevant to higher education and student affairs. You won't want to miss this episode.
After listening, you will want to connect with our guests as they are job searching in the spring of 2024. You can find them on Linked In:
Josh Burns - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-burns-986213197/?original_referer=
Dylan Fields - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylan-fields-b75a831...2023-12-191h 23The SACSA Podcast2023 Gavel & Gravel Inaugural CohortJoin Jane Adams Dunford, Sherryl Byrd, Tony Cawthon, Ralph Johnson, and Bill McDonald for a conversation about SACSA's role in their lives as members of the first-ever Gavel and Gravel Society. This new initiative from the SACSA Foundation "has been carefully curated to highlight and celebrate the exceptional contributions of professionals who have left an enduring and indelible mark not only on our field but also within the SACSA community."
Kristin Walker-Donnely, SACSA Historian co-hosts this conversation about community, history, and the shared professional-home for many of our guests.
Special note: Don Stansberry was unable to join due to travel...2023-10-251h 03The SACSA Podcast2023 SACSA Playlist MixdownAre you looking to expand your music catalog? Need a playlist for your travel to the SACSA 2023 Conference November 4-6 in Atlanta? Curious about what songs SACSA leaders find inspiring, empowering, or fun to listen to? Well, then this is an episode of SA Today you won't want to miss. SACSA leaders shared songs and stories for your listening pleasure. Tune in for the tunes!2023-10-1237 minThe SACSA PodcastThe Changing Legal Landscape for LGBTQIA Students in Higher Education with Judy JarvisThis week we hear from Judy Jarvis about her recent College Student Affairs Journal article, "The Changing Legal Landscape for LGBTQIA Students in Higher Education: Title IX, Religious Freedom of Expression, and the Special Relationship Doctrine". Judy shares her insights about the current landscape and highlights things to watch in the future.2023-09-2840 minThe SACSA PodcastFaculty Spotlight with Dr. Ty McNameeJoin Ty McNamee to learn about his teaching, scholarship, and service in higher education. In addtion to his work, Ty discusses his experience becoming a faculty member and adjusting to the culture of academe.2023-09-1251 min
The SACSA PodcastThe Blue Book: Student Affairs Administration with George McClellan and Judy Marquez KiyamaIf you completed a graduate program in student affairs, you are likely familiar with The Blue Book. First published in 1993, the 5th edition of The Handbook of Student Affairs Administration was just released earlier this year. Join editors Dr. George McClellan and Dr. Judy Marquez Kiyama as they discuss what is in the book, changes over the past 30 years to the text, and how to get involved in future work on this publication.2023-08-251h 17
The SACSA PodcastEverything I Needed to Know About Working in Higher Ed, I Learned in Marching Band!It's that time of year, and fall is upon us. Soon it will be classes, welcome events, and football, among other great activities, so STRIKE UP THE BAND! Join Kellye Smith, Gene Cilluffo, Jamel Mallory, and Xaiver Williams as they talk about how they transferred what they learned in band to their work in higher education.2023-08-101h 18The SACSA PodcastSACSA Time Preview With Christopher NdirituJoin the podcast for a wonderful episode highlighting the upcoming excitement at SACSA 2024. Listen to Christopher's take on "Homecoming" and how it connects to his SACSA experience.2023-06-221h 18The SACSA PodcastSACSA History - Past Presidents Discussion with Deb Kladivko, Ellen Neufeldt, and Melissa ShiversTony Cawthon and Kristin Walker-Donnelly join us as cohosts for this SACSA History episode featuring three past presidents: Deb Kadivko, Ellen Neufeldt, and Melissa Shivers. The group discusses the importance of SACSA in their own experiences, their service to the organization, and how valuable SACSA can be for students and emerging student affairs practitioners looking for a professional home.2023-05-071h 28
The SACSA PodcastPast Presidents Discussion with Suzanne Gordon, Ralph Johnson, & Lisa Burdill MoscaritoloHear today from Dr. Suzanne Gordon, Dr. Ralph Johnson, and Dr. Lisa Bardill Moscaritolo and their experiences with SACSA.2023-04-231h 30
The SACSA PodcastDr. Craig Pickett, Jr. Discusses the SACSA Dissertation of the YearJoin Dr. Craig Pickett, Jr. for a discussion of his work: A Phenomenological Exploration of the Lived Experiences of Second-Year African American Male Students on Predominantly White Campuses through the Lens of Critical Race Theory. Dr. Pickett was awarded the SACSA Dissertation of the Year last fall.2023-03-2450 minThe SACSA PodcastSACSA Faculty Spotlight: LJ SheltonJoin us for a conversation with Dr. L. J. Shelton at the University of Arkansas. Learn about her scholarship and her approach to teaching and learning.2023-02-2453 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - The Hiring DecisionWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the final episode of the hiring season, Myles and Kate talk about getting the information you need to make an actual decision. They discuss the importance of references for all parties. They conclude with a conversation about how to gather feedback in an impactful way and close the loop...2023-02-0646 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Interview ExperienceWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the fourth episode of this season about hiring, Kate and Myles suggest ways to build an interview with the candidate's experience at the center. They discuss building a beneficial first round process, actually creating the environment for an exchange of information, and highlighting the campus and local community in...2023-01-3141 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - The Logistics of HiringWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the third episode of this season about hiring, Kate and Myles talk through the hoot and a half that is hiring logistics. They converse about putting together a committee, the timing of posting, and the various ways to organize application review.2023-01-2353 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Building a Pro-Candidate Recruitment ProcessWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the second episode of this season about hiring, Kate and Myles discuss inverting the traditional recruitment dynamic from meeting the institution's needs to those of the candidate. Myles provides an exhaustive list of possible ways to increase your value to candidates, and Kate guides through modernizing communication around recruitment...2023-01-1854 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - The State of Hiring in Student AffairsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the kickoff episode for a timely season about hiring, Kate and Myles discuss the new state of hiring for the field. They then talk about one approach on how to think about hiring, how that should not inform morale for the field, and Myles offers a contrarian perspective on...2023-01-0943 minThe SACSA PodcastDr. Shawnboda Mead - A SACSA President ReflectionDr. Shawnboda Mead, 2021-2022 SACSA President and current SACSA Past-President reflects on her student affairs work, involvement with the organization, leadership during her presidency, and the 2022 SACSA Annual Conference in Birmingham, AL.2023-01-0644 minThe SACSA Podcast2022 THE YEAR IN REVIEW with Elon University2022 THE YEAR IN REVIEW with Elon University by SACSA Podcast2022-12-291h 28The SACSA PodcastSACSA Conference In Review: First Time Attendee PerspectivesRylee Bowman, Abi Case, Deja Kenion, Ti-Ana Pyatt, and Serenity Wolf share their experiences as first-time SACSA attendees. Great conversation about the conference with excellent advice for others who are new to the organization.2022-11-1759 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Hills to Die On and Moving ForwardWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University. In this final episode of the institutional politics season, Kate and Myles discuss the difficult decision of ultimatums, how to communicate around these choices, and how to genuinely move forward.2022-11-1043 minThe SACSA PodcastSACSA History: Dr. BJ Mann - SACSA's First 20 YearsDr. BJ Mann talks with SACSA Historian Dr. Kristin Walker-Donnelly and host Michelle Boettcher about her experience with SACSA with a focus on her dissertation on the history of the organization.2022-11-031h 36The SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Coalition Building and AdvocacyWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University. In this episode, Kate and Myles talk about the origins of coalitions and how to actively build them. They then discuss how to honor those movements through effective and sustained advocacy.2022-10-2751 minThe SACSA PodcastSA To PresidentJoin California State University San Marcos President Dr. Ellen Neufeldt and University of Houston-Victoria President Dr. Bob Glenn for a conversation with SACSA Executive Director Dr. Tony Cawthon and Clemson Associate Professor Dr. Michelle Boettcher. This episodes explores student affairs as a pathway to the university presidency.2022-10-211h 06The SACSA PodcastTo Practice - External PoliticsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University. In Episode 9, Kate and Myles start by wading through the hazy and subjective nature of external constituencies in higher education. They transition then to how to maximize the potential of interested parties in your work, namely through relationship building and balancing different interests.2022-10-1037 minThe SACSA PodcastSACSA History - Managing Crises as an Organization: September 11 and COVID-19Past Presidents Dr. James Conneely (Vice President of Student Affairs at the University of North Georgia) and Dr. Jason Cassidy (Associate Vice President for Student Life/Dean of Students at Furman University) join SACSA Executive Director Dr. Tony Cawthon and host Dr. Michelle Boettcher for a conversation about managing crises. Dr. Conneely saw the SACSA organization through issues related to the September 11th attacks. More recently, Dr. Cassidy has helped SACSA navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. How do leaders help organizations through national and global issues while attending to the needs and priorities of individuals and campuses, as well? Join us...2022-10-061h 22The SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Department and University PoliticsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University. In Episode 8, Kate and Myles discuss the similarities and distinct parts of University and department politics. They then recommend means to navigate when the priorities of these areas come into conflict with one another.2022-10-0341 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Institutional PoliticsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 7, Kate and Myles talk through the need for understanding institutional politics, how to diagnose the political environment of a place, and what structures to investigate. Additionally, we introduce a new segment where Kate flexes her growing pop culture knowledge. We also share a shout out for DaNae Peterson, a peerless professional...2022-09-2146 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - Student Athletes and Student Affairs with Dr. Janna MagetteJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. Janna Magette of Clemson University to talk about how we can continue to make connections between Student Athlete development and Student Affairs.2022-07-1638 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Performance Improvement and Staff TransitionsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 6, Kate and Myles talk through strategies on how to work with staff on performance issues and why addressing these issues is vital. They also discuss how to support staff as they prepare to leave their roles. Kate dishes on pool season in her neighborhood and provides the...2022-07-0535 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - The Romantic World of the Student Affairs Side Hustle with Dr. Denise Williams-KlotzJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. Denise Williams-Klotz of Iowa State University to talk about her experience as both a higher education professional and an author of novels like "How to Fail at Flirting" and "The Fastest Way to Fall".2022-06-051h 11The SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Performance Review ProcessWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 5, Kate and Myles discuss how to build a meaningful performance review process. They talk about how to get in the right mindset for performance review, means of enhancing the process, and honoring the importance of performance reviews. Kate also discusses wildlife in her neighborhood, and they share...2022-05-1636 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - A Faculty Conversation with Dr. April PerryJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. April Perry of Western Carolina University as part of a series of conversations with faculty members from across the SACSA region.2022-04-2252 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Difficult ConversationsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 4, Kate and Myles discuss how to navigate the waters of difficult conversations. They talk about the many things to gain from difficult conversations and discuss their ways to prepare for these vital moments. Kate also shares about the precarious space of neighborhood parenting on Facebook. SACSA GOAT...2022-04-2036 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - SACSA History Part 2Join Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. This is part two of a special two-part episode where Michelle is joined by Drs. Joe Buck, Tony Cawthon, and Melanie McClellan to chat about the history of SACSA. Part two starts with a deep dive into the persistence of SACSA as an organization. Listen to both parts now!2022-04-1157 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - SACSA History Part 1Join Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this special two-part episode, Michelle is joined by Drs. Joe Buck, Tony Cawthon, and Melanie McClellan to chat about the history of SACSA. Listen to both parts now!
Bonus content! As a part of part one of this episode, take a look at this Keynote Speech from the 2008 Annual Conference: https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.sacsa.org/resource/resmgr/Docs/History.pdf2022-04-1156 min
The SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Professional DevelopmentWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 3, Kate and Myles discuss how to build a culture of learning and continuous improvement in supervision. They define professional development, share ways to keep it at the forefront of a supervision relationship, and discuss the importance of supporting PD financially. They also share a Shout Out for...2022-04-0727 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - Enrollment ManagementJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. Jason Umfress, Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management at the College of Coastal Georgia, and Dr. Susan Davies, Vice President for Enrollment and Student Affairs at Augusta University. They speak on their expertise in Enrollment Management, how they have made shifts as a product of the pandemic, and the increasing importance of Enrollment Management as a key functional area within student affairs.2022-03-311h 04The SACSA PodcastTo Practice: OnboardingWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 2, Kate and Myles discuss the vital step of onboarding new employees. They highlight the need for the onboarding process to start with the interview and for facilitating relationship building on campus. They share a Shout Out for Amber Whitaker the unofficial mayor of Florida Gulf Coast University...2022-03-2541 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Supervision PhilosophyWe're excited to add a new show to the SACSA Podcast feed! To Practice is a practitioner skill-building conversation. The first season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 1, Kate and Myles discuss their philosophies on supervision. They also talk through the utmost importance of honoring identity in supervision relationships. They also introduce segments around Kate's wild neighborhood Facebook group and share a Shout Out for Ashley...2022-03-0841 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - A Faculty Conversation with Dr. Christina YaoJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. Christina Yao as part of a series of conversations with faculty members from across the SACSA region.2022-02-2138 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - College Student Affairs Journal TransitionJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by fellow outgoing College Student Affairs Journal editor, Dr. Dena Kniess, and incoming editors Dr. Mary Alice Varga, Dr. Ryan Miller, and Dr. Mickey Fitch-Collins. They discuss their great work and provide a glimpse into their vision as editors for the College Student Affairs Journal.2022-02-071h 04
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - A Faculty Conversation with Dr. Chase CatalanoJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. Chase Catalano of Virginia Tech as part of a series of conversations with faculty members from across the SACSA region.2022-01-251h 02
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - COVID Student ConductJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Abby Dill and Christopher Davis who work in the Office of Community and Ethical Standards at Clemson University to provide a glimpse into the world of student conduct during the COVID-19 pandemic. Note: this episode was recorded in October 2021, so please refer to current official university communications for the most up-to-date health and safety guidelines at the referenced institutions.2022-01-101h 03
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - 2021 Year In ReviewJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Jason Combs of Tulane University, Quonna Holden of Brenau University, and Sam Press of Louisiana State University to look back on what we've learned in 2021 and to make some predictions for 2022.2021-12-271h 03
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - SACSA Dissertation Of The Year with Dr. Roshaunda BreedenJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. Roshaunda Breeden of NC State to speak about her doctoral journey and her dissertation, which was selected as SACSA's Dissertation of the Year! As part of her scholarship, Dr. Breeden and her research team created a theatrical production, "Athens Vignettes: A Dialogue with the African American Community", to connect the findings with the community. The vignettes can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtTTp6r95Fo...2021-12-1359 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - A Faculty Conversation with Dr. Cameron BeattyJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. Cameron Beatty of Florida State University as part of a series of conversations with faculty members from across the SACSA region.2021-11-2943 min
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - "The Chair" Netflix Series DiscussionJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle brings in a panel to discuss the Netflix series "The Chair", starring Sandra Oh . Dr. Christina Yao, Dr. Stacey Garrett, and Dr. Jameka Jackson share their reactions and connections to the series.2021-11-151h 43
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - Pandemic HousingJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Chase Coleman, Anna Claire Jackson, Lexie Johnson, and Jordan Viars. Leading into this Fall semester, they took a look back on their experiences of working in housing through the pandemic, and looked ahead to what their experiences could inform about the future of higher education.2021-10-181h 29
The SACSA PodcastSA Today - Forced VulnerabilityJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Madeline Filling, Mallory Powers, and Rashawn McKenzie. They take a critical look at the unspoken expectation in student affairs to share personal experiences as a vehicle for bringing people together.2021-10-041h 12The SACSA PodcastSA Today - The Role of HBCUs in the Current Context w/ Dr. Travis SmithJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle welcomes Dr. Travis Smith to discuss the role of HBCUs in the contemporary higher education landscape.2021-08-2356 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - Pandemic CatsJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle dives into a wily topic: getting a pet! Michelle is joined by Leigh Belmont of The Arc Jacksonville, Mary Erin Morrisey of Clemson, and Maddison Leffel of The University of South Florida to chat about the wonderful kitter catters running loose in their homes.2021-08-061h 29The SACSA PodcastSA Today - Pandemic DogsJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle dives into a very good topic: getting a pet! Michelle is joined by Cari Brooks of Clemson, Sarah Whitney Anderson of Vanderbilt, Casey Terrell Johnstone of Duke, Emily Markovich of the U. of Georgia, and Brian Bourke of Murray State to talk about the wonderful pups populating their lives!2021-07-2355 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - Honors College Programs w/ Katie Pope of the U. of ArkansasJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle welcomes Katie Pope of the University of Arkansas. Michelle and Katie discuss the work of engaging and supporting honors students on college campuses.2021-06-1856 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today w/ Dr. Sonja ArdoinJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Dr. Sonja Ardoin who shares about her faculty transition, books recs, finding meaning in student feedback, her research focus, and more!2021-06-0244 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today/The First Five Years Crossover Podcast on Doctoral ApplicationsWelcome to a first for this feed: a crossover episode between The First Five Years and SA Today. In this Power Rangers of Pods, Erica Aguiar, Dr. Michelle Boettcher, and Agassy Rodriguez get together to discuss the process of applying to a doctoral program as a student affairs professional. Come for the wisdom and curiosity, stay for Erica not calling in from Tahiti.2021-05-1758 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - Vernon WallJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle is joined by Vernon Wall, veteran student affairs educator, leader, and consultant. Vernon shares about missing out on the trumpet, his growth as an educator, and much more!2021-05-101h 04The SACSA PodcastSA Today: Job Seekers PanelJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle welcomes members of the graduating student affairs Master's cohort from around the SACSA region. These emerging professionals share their job search process and wisdom.
Jessica Davis - Western Carolina
Ryan Edmonds - U. of South Carolina
Riley Jelenick - Western Carolina
Ashton Sawyers - U. of Tennessee
De'Janae Tookes - U. of West Georgia2021-04-201h 29The SACSA PodcastThe First Five Years: Dissertation of the Year w/ Dr. Dustin Evatt-YoungCheck out The First Five Years where hosts Erica Aguiar and Agassy Rodriguez discuss the critical moments of this formative time in a student affairs career. In this episode, we are excited to discuss the work of SACSA's 2020 Dissertation of the Year Winner Dr. Dustin Evatt-Young. Dustin currently serves as the Associate Director of the Career Development Center at Oberlin College and Observatory. Dustin's dissertation titled White Scripts in Higher Education: White Administrators Navigating Racial Equity and Inclusion Efforts is incredible information for our field. Please take a listen!2021-04-1244 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - Dr. Cristobal Salinas of Florida Atlantic UniversityJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle welcomes Dr. Cristobal Salinas of Florida Atlantic University to discuss his journey and scholarship.2021-04-061h 02The SACSA PodcastSA Today - The Niceties w/ Larissa Jenkins and Janel AcostaJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Janel Acosta of Florida State and Larissa Jenkins of Clemson join to discuss The Niceties by Eleanor Burgess.2021-03-1940 minThe SACSA PodcastThe First Five Years: Job Searching Outside of Higher Ed w/ Jillian DiniusCheck out The First Five Years where hosts Erica Aguiar and Agassy Rodriguez discuss the critical moments of this formative time in a student affairs career. In this episode, Jillian Dinius of SharpSpring graces us on the podcast to talk about life outside of higher ed. Jillian shares amazing insight on how to transfer skills and keep supporting people.2021-03-0346 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today: Doing Student Affairs Work In and Out of Higher EdJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Nilza Marie Santana-Castillo of the Lambda School and Fred Tugas of Virginia Commonwealth University join Michelle to discuss how student affairs work can manifest itself inside and outside of formal roles in higher education.2021-03-011h 14The SACSA PodcastSA Today: Hillbilly Elegy Pt. 2 w/ Jared Logan and Teddie ChastainJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Teddie Chastain of Davidson College and Jared Logan of Virginia Tech join Michelle to continue their conversation on the recent release of the Netflix film Hillbilly Elegy.2021-02-151h 01The SACSA PodcastSA Today - Hillbilly Elegy Pt. 1 w/ Jared Logan and Teddie ChastainJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Teddie Chastain of Davidson College and Jared Logan of Virginia Tech join Michelle to discuss the recent release of the Netflix film Hillbilly Elegy.2021-01-2848 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today: Scholarly Practice in Student Affairs w/ Drs. Ginny Jones Boss + Tiffany DavisJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle hosts Drs. Tiffany Davis and Ginny Jones Boss to discuss a special upcoming edition of the College Student Affairs Journal focused on scholarly practice in student affairs. The deadline for manuscript submissions in Feb. 15!
More information can be found about this special issue at: http://bit.ly/csajfeb2020
More information about SACSA Research grants can be found at: https://www.sacsa.org/page/researchgrants2020-12-281h 07The SACSA PodcastSA Today - Identity Conscious Supervision w/ Myles SurrettJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle extends the conversation on identity conscious supervision with Myles Surrett. Myles shares about lessons learned, mistakes made, and the toxicity of the word should.2020-09-2852 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - Identity Conscious Supervision With Dr. JenkinsJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle continues the conversation on identity conscious supervision with Dr. Tanisha Jenkins who currently serves as the Director of Multicultural Student Life at the U. of Tennessee at Knoxville and is a former President of SACSA.2020-09-1537 minThe SACSA PodcastThe First Five Years - Building a Genuine Network Online w/ Laetitia AdelsonCheck out The First Five Years where your hosts Erica Aguiar and Agassy Rodriguez discuss the critical moments of this formative time in a student affairs career. In this episode, Agassy and Erica welcome Laetitia Adelson, Coordinator for First Generation and Scholars Program at the University of Georgia. Laetitia shares about the process of starting a podcast and how she works to stay authentic online.2020-09-0249 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - Identity Conscious SupervisionJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA’s higher education current affairs interview podcast, SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode of SA Today, Michelle is joined by Robert Brown, Shruti Desai, and Craig Elliot, the authors of the recently published book Identity-Conscious Supervision in Student Affairs: Building Relationships and Transforming Systems.
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Paperback: 978-1-138-36559-9 | $31.96 Discount Price2020-08-261h 11The SACSA PodcastSAToday - Moving Campus Culture Forward At The University Of AlabamaJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA’s higher education current affairs interview podcast, SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode of SA Today, we are joined by Quincy Hall. Quincy shares about advocacy at a changing University of Alabama and the call to social justice work.2020-08-1033 minThe SACSA PodcastThe First Five Years: Building a Genuine Network In CohortCheck out The First Five Years where your hosts Erica Aguiar and Agassy Rodriguez discuss the critical moments of this formative time in a student affairs career. In this episode, Agassy and Erica welcome former SACSA President and Distinguished Alumni Professor of Education at Clemson University, Dr. Tony Cawthon. Erica, Tony, and Agassy discuss how to make lasting connections during your graduate school experience and how to maintain them after graduation.2020-07-2753 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - Financial Aid Jargon and First Gen Students w/ Ibrahim Bicak and Zach TaylorJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA’s higher education current affairs interview podcast, SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode of SA Today, we are joined by Ibrahim Bicak and Zach Taylor. Ibrahim and Zach recently published an article in the College Student Affairs Journal titled “First-generation college student financial aid: Results from a national financial aid jargon survey.” We're excited to learn more about their study!2020-07-201h 02The SACSA PodcastThe First Five Years - SA Moments #3In episode 5, the First Five Years team continues to find amazing SA Moments from around SACSA. In this one, we are joined by SACSA President Jason Cassidy who shares about a redemptive student conduct case. SACSA Vice President Fred Tugas joins and talks about the meaning of a student union renovation project. And, Mississippi State's Beca Spencer tells about an unlikely Homecoming King. Can't wait for y'all to listen!2020-05-191h 12The SACSA PodcastSA Today: Even Apart, All you Need is LoveContent warning - Honest discussion of mental health, including a mention of suicide, is included in this episode. The specific reference is at 18:20.
On the next episode of SA Today, we welcome Ciera Durden. Ciera currently serves as the Associate Director for Multicultural Community Development in The Harvey and Lucinda Gantt Multicultural Center. We discuss with Ciera the process of moving Clemson's Pride Celebration online. Discussed at length is the tremendous Living Library Podcast featured in the online Pride celebration. The link to the Library is included below.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/clemson-pride-living-library-podcast/id15082532512020-05-0849 minThe SACSA PodcastThe First Five Years: SA Moments Part 1In this uncertain season, we wanted to offer something meaningful. So, we reached out to amazing professionals from around SACSA and asked a simple question: what is your best student affairs moment? These folks delivered with the kind of stories we need in this moment. Please join us for Part 1 featuring Dr. Tim Miller, Jonathan Tunwar, and Sarah Grace Walters. Run to this episode y'all.2020-04-3055 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today: Supporting Alumni Of Foster Care With Dr. Sarah JonesJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA’s higher education current affairs interview podcast, SA Today. Michelle will bring on experts from across the southeast to discuss the most pressing issues facing higher education. In Episode 1, Michelle is joined by Dr. Sarah Jones of the University of West Georgia. Dr. Jones shares about the experience of students from foster care settings and the role of higher education administrators in supporting their success.2020-03-0541 minThe SACSA PodcastThe First Five Years: Grad School Interviews With Dr. Tony CawthonCheck out The First Five Years where your hosts Erica Aguiar and Agassy Rodriguez discuss the critical moments of this formative time in a student affairs career. In Episode 1, Agassy and Erica welcome former SACSA President and Distinguished Alumni Professor of Education at Clemson University, Dr. Tony Cawthon. Erica, Tony, and Agassy focus here on the graduate school interview process, introduce a bunch of great segments, and slip the word seahorse (sort of) seamlessly into the conversation.2020-03-0542 min