In this episode of the HigherEd Podcast, Kamaar and first-time podcast co-host Nicole Karpel sit down with esteemed guest Danielle Shelton as they navigate the complexities of developing a positive social identity in a learning environment. They discuss how to express high self-esteem without devaluing the dignity, posterity, and pride of others. Danielle also focuses on the importance of being comfortable with the fact that your opinions and lifestyle may differ from the "norm." Check out this week's episode, we think you'll love it!Have Questions? Give us a text!Check out Engine Systems HERE.

 In this episode of the HigherED Podcast, we delve deep into the world of college admissions and the crucial role of forming meaningful connections with prospective students. Our guest, Becky Bloechle, a seasoned admissions professional, shares her invaluable insights, expertise, and personal anecdotes that shed light on the intricate process of getting into higher education. But it's not just about the numbers and the application itself. In this episode, we also explore the human side of admissions. Becky emphasizes the significance of forming authentic connections between admissions officers and applicants. She reveals the qualities and attributes that make an applicant stand out and shares memorable stories of students who left a lasting impression on her. Have Questions? Give us a text!Check out Engine Systems HERE.

Dr. Brenda J Allen discusses the challenges and progress of race relations in higher education. Topics include personal experiences as a black woman, long-term approaches to diversity and inclusion, progress and frustration, bringing diversity to professions like surgery, and challenges of remote learning during COVID-19.

Join us as we delve into the world of higher education accessibility with esteemed expert Dr. Jill Murray, discussing the importance of innovation, the link between access to education and social & economic impact, the consequences of COVID-19 on education, the passionate commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and the potential future of higher education.

In this episode of the HigherEd Podcast, George sits down with Dr. Michael Horowitz to discuss life and achievement."As the founding president of TCS Education System, Dr. Michael Horowitz has brought with him over 28 years of experience in the field of higher education.Under his leadership, TCS Ed System has grown to include over 9,000 current students and over 32,000 alumni. Dr. Horowitz continues to lead TCS and its community of nonprofit colleges and universities in the shared mission of preparing innovative, engaged, purposeful agents of change who serve our global community.During his tenure as president of The Chicago School from 2000-2010, Dr. Horowitz guided the institution into becoming a thriving graduate school on the leading edge of professional psychology. In that time, enrollment increased from 200 to 3500, the school expanded geographically to include sites in California, Washington, D.C., and online. In that same timeframe, the historic Chicago campus moved to a prominent downtown location that is now owned by the school.Prior to 2000, Dr. Horowitz’s experience in higher education included roles as a faculty member, program director, dean, and executive team member that led and managed a national, growing multi-campus university.Dr. Horowitz received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Northwestern University in 1986 and B.A. in Psychology from Columbia University in 1981."https://www.tcsedsystem.edu/blog/staff/michael-horowitz/Have Questions? Give us a text!Check out Engine Systems HERE.

In this episode of the Higher Ed Podcast, we dive headfirst into the dynamic world of higher education with a captivating conversation featuring the insightful Penny Hartwell. As the landscape of higher education undergoes a profound transformation, it's crucial to gain a comprehensive understanding of what lies ahead.Join us as we delve deep into the challenges and opportunities facing academia in the 21st century.  Tune in to discover how institutions are adapting to the digital age, the role of lifelong learning, and the skills students need to thrive and sell in a rapidly changing job market.Have Questions? Give us a text!Check out Engine Systems HERE.

In this episode, Kamaar and George sit down with the Chief Academic and Operation Officer of Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology, Todd Cellini. They discuss the importance of upholding the organizational health within your HigherEd institution. Todd shares his beliefs on team dynamics and effective commitment in regards to employees and students. They chat about showing vision, creating clarity, and using data to guide their decision making. Check out the latest episode of The HigherEd Podcast.Have Questions? Give us a text!Check out Engine Systems HERE.

 In this episode of we embark on a journey with Nika Gueci, Executive Director for The Center For Mindfulness and Resilience under the Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation at Arizona State University, to explore the vital intersection of mental and physical well-being within the realm of higher education. Join us as we delve into the strategies, stories, and expert insights that explore the avenues for nurturing a healthy mind and body while pursuing higher learning.Have Questions? Give us a text!Check out Engine Systems HERE.

Join Kamaar and this week's special guest, Amber Tolbert as they discuss the student's needs to become more financially literate. They propose treating higher education as an investment and to treat it as such. Students should understand where their money goes and how to benefit it.Have Questions? Give us a text!Check out Engine Systems HERE.

In this episode of the HigherEd podcast, Kamaar and George chat with Mary Kelly about hands on learning making a difference in education, especially in the post-secondary arena. Mary also speaks about lessons learned from the pandemic as well as ROI. The future of education begins here. Check it out!Have Questions? Give us a text!Check out Engine Systems HERE.