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The best research thesis videos invite curiosity. Professor Bruce Hood joins me for this episode of The Social Academic Podcast. We talk about My-Thesis.org, a new repository for graduate students and early career researchers to share videos.Do you want to make your research more visible? Video is a great option for academics like you.First inspired by 3MT competitions, My-Thesis now has over 1,500 videos from 150+ institutions. You can submit your video to be included and create a profile that helps people connect with you.https://my-thesis.org/Have you ever thought about making a video like this? Bruce shared the best thesis videos are focused on 1 thing, that "less is more." And rather than asking people to "imagine this," bring them right into a statement they can hold onto that's intriguing.Do you have a video already you're open to sharing? I love that My-Thesis give a 2nd life to the hard work you put into recording a video about your research.Hi, I’m Jennifer van Alstyne of The Academic Designer. This podcast is all about online presence in Higher Education. I'm excited to share this interview with you.This is The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I’m Jennifer van Alstyne (@HigherEdPR). I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself. Let's build a strong digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing.https://theacademicdesigner.comThe Social Academic blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Thank you! Please subscribe for more videos for your online presence in academia.Bruce Hood is Professor of Developmental Psychology in Society at Bristol University since 1999. He undertook his Ph.D. in neuroscience at Cambridge followed by appointments at University College London, MIT and a faculty professor at Harvard. He research covers child development, adult superstition, self-identity and ownership. Bruce is a Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science, the Royal Institution of Great Britain and the British Psychological Society. He gave the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures “Meet Your Brain” in 2011 broadcast to over 4 million viewers and has written five popular science books - SuperSense, The Self Illusion, The Domesticated Brain, Possessed and his new bestseller book, The Science of Happiness: Seven Lesson for Living Well published in 26 countries. He has made numerous media appearances on radio and TV and starred in the recent 2019 award-winning eco-movie, “Living in the Future’s Past” with Academy Award winner, Jeff Bridges. He is the founder of My-Thesis.org, the world’s largest searchable platform of graduate research presentation launched in 2026.Website www.brucehood.comLinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/bruce-hood-5a4bbb298Instagram https://instagram.com/profbrucehoodWant to cheer on The Social Academic Podcast? Buy Jennifer a matcha to support human-captioning of each of our videos 🍵: https://buymeacoffee.com/higheredpr-----------------------------------------Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer to talk about working together on your website, social media, or digital presence 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferHere's how we can work together, view online presence services for academics https://theacademicdesigner.com/services/Let’s connect on social mediaLinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/jenvanalstyne.bsky.socialInstagram https://instagram.com/HigherEdPRThreads https://www.threads.net/@higheredprX https://x.com/HigherEdPRFacebook https://facebook.com/higheredpr

Patrick Manser live from Switzerland, joins me on The Social Academic Podcast to talk about his personal academic website.This is an episode from our special series featuring winners of the Best Personal Academic Websites Contest 2025. The 2026 Contest is open for entries through October 11, 2026.In this episodePatrick's exergame research and innovationLaunching his website with Owlstown with just 3 pagesGrowing his website overtime (it's quite extensive now, Patrick calls himself an outlier)Working with an agency for his recently launched startup websiteHis advice for researchers thinking about their own website journeyHi, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne. The Social Academic Podcast shares interviews with academics about their online presence. There's interviews and articles for you for when being intentional about how you show up online is a priority for you.https://TheAcademicDesigner.comGuest BioPatrick Manser's research and innovation lie at the intersection of health, exercise, and technology, focusing on the co-development, evaluation, and implementation of personalized “exergame as medicine” programs for the prevention and rehabilitation of neurodegenerative disorders.His mission is to pursue multidisciplinary, patient‑centered research and development with solid theoretical foundations – from mechanistic research on motor-cognitive integration, its translation into holistic exergames, and their implementation in innovative healthcare models.Patrick's vision is to transform “exergame as medicine” from a niche area of research into a reimbursable pillar of modern healthcare - empowering an ageing population to train to retain a high quality of life.Academic Portfolio Website https://Patrick-Manser.comStartup Website https://StepWave.aiThank you!

Lisa Munro, PhD talks public scholarship and her new consulting website, Bridging the Americas. Lisa says, "Writing is community." I hope this episode inspires you. We have agency is sharing what we care about. We're back! This is our 3rd episode together for The Social Academic Podcast. In this episode:An update on her public scholarship and writing journeyRecording her 3 minute talk anyway after Lisa couldn't travel to her TEDx auditionMaking her new website, Bridging the AmericasBioLisa L. Munro, PhD is founder of Bridging the Americas. She's the historian, strategist, pragmatist, and institutional problem-solver organizations turn to when they’re tired of worn-out international strategies and partnership efforts that still don’t work. Her work focuses on complex institutional and cross-border problems, particularly across the U.S.–Mexico relationship.https://BridgingTheAmericas.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisamunro/Hi, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne. This is season 8, episode 13 of The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself. Let's build a strong digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing.https://TheAcademicDesigner.comThe Social Academic blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Thank you! Please subscribe for more videos for your online presence in academia.Want to cheer on The Social Academic Podcast? Buy Jennifer a matcha to support human-captioning of each of our videos 🍵: https://buymeacoffee.com/higheredpr__Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer van Alstyne to talk about working together on your website, social media, or digital presence 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferWays we can work together, view online presence services for academics https://theacademicdesigner.com/services/Let’s connect on social mediaLinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/YouTube https://youtube.com/@higheredprBluesky https://bsky.app/profile/jenvanalstyne.bsky.socialInstagram https://instagram.com/HigherEdPRThreads https://www.threads.net/@higheredprX https://x.com/HigherEdPRFacebook https://facebook.com/higheredpr

This episode of The Social Academic Podcast is about games and entrepreneurship for scientists and researchers. The idea for The Publish or Perish Game was sparked at Stanford. Max shares about his journey creating the game. And, how "launching" on Kickstarter is more like hitting the submit button when publishing an academic article. There's a lot that goes into it first. When Max reached out to introduce the game to me, I shared, "my professor client played with her research lab! She loved it." And of course, I asked if he'd come on the show to talk about it.In this episode0:00 Meet Max Bai, PhD5:40 Launching The Publish or Perish Game on Kickstarter10:15 What do academics love about the game? Satire, entertainment, and interesting research16:30 Max talks about academic entrepreneurship21:40 Who should buy the game? A great gift for academicsAlso, I've promised to release a new gift guide for academics for 2026 on The Social Academic blog. The Publish or Perish Game will definitely be on it. Thank you!Max (Hui) Bai, PhD, is a social psychologist, entrepreneur, and speaker working at the intersection of psychology, politics, and technology. He is Director of the Political Belief Lab. His research has been featured in The Washington Post, The New Yorker, Nature, and WIRED, and has informed work at OpenAI and the White House. A former scientist at Stanford's Polarization and Social Change Lab and Stanford Impact Labs, he holds a Ph.D. in social psychology from the University of Minnesota. He is also the creator of The Publish or Perish Game, a satirical card game about academic life that was funded by nearly 6,000 Kickstarter backers and is now played by scholars around the world. He gave the 2025 ALPSP keynote on designing for an academic audience.Website https://www.maxhuibai.com/The Publish or Perish Game https://publishorperish.games/X https://x.com/baixx062Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/maxhuibai.bsky.socialThis is The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I’m Jennifer van Alstyne (@HigherEdPR). I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself. Let's build a strong digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing.https://theacademicdesigner.comThe Social Academic blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Thank you! Please subscribe for more videos for your online presence in academia.Want to cheer on The Social Academic Podcast? Buy Jennifer a matcha to support human-captioning of each of our videos 🍵: https://buymeacoffee.com/higheredpr-----------------------------------------Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer to talk about working together on your website, social media, or digital presence 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferHere's how we can work together, view online presence services for academics https://theacademicdesigner.com/services/Let’s connect on social mediaLinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/jenvanalstyne.bsky.socialInstagram https://instagram.com/HigherEdPRThreads https://www.threads.net/@higheredprX https://x.com/HigherEdPRFacebook https://facebook.com/higheredpr

Hira Javed is a PhD Candidate who created a personal academic website that shares her experience, skills, and thoughtful visual design. We talk about building her website, the 3 questions that introduce her research, and her thoughts for grad students thinking about creating their own space online. You deserve an online presence if it's something you want for yourself as an academic.This is part of the series on featuring award winners from the Best Personal Academic Websites Contest 2025.Visit Hira Javed's award-winning website https://hirajaved.com/Here's what the judges had to say about the website https://theacademicdesigner.com/2025/winners-of-the-best-personal-academic-websites-contest-2025/#hira-javedEntries for the 2026 Best Personal Academic Websites Contest will open tomorrow, June 11, 2026. We can't wait to celebrate your website too. Check out our past award winners https://theacademicdesigner.com/category/contest/Hi there, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne (@HigherEdPR). This is The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online through my company, The Academic Designer LLC. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself.The Social Academic Podcast https://TheSocialAcademic.com/podcast/The Social Academic Blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Hira Javed is a PhD Candidate at the University of Toronto, Canada. Her research focuses on how civic service designers navigate the complex public sector landscape and develop relationships across multiple communities of practice. Her journey into design began not just as a creative pursuit, but as a method for understanding and reshaping complex social systems. This perspective has guided her design practice and academic research. In the past 15 years she has worked in a variety of design and strategy roles, helping organizations learn new ways of thinking and doing things to create human-centric experiences. She also developed the curriculum for a required undergraduate design course at the University of Waterloo, Canada and taught it for 6 years.Visit her website https://HiraJaved.com/Connect with Hira on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/hirajaved/Let's build a strong digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing. Get done-for-you support athttps://TheAcademicDesigner.comThank you! Please subscribe for videos to inspire your online presence in academia.Want to support The Social Academic? Buy Jennifer a matcha or tea 🍵: https://buymeacoffee.com/higheredpr____Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer to talk about working together on your online presence 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferWays we can work together, view services https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/services/____Let’s connect on social mediaLinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/Instagram https://instagram.com/HigherEdPRYouTube https://youtube.com/@HigherEdPRThreads https://www.threads.net/@higheredprFacebook https://facebook.com/higheredprBluesky https://bsky.app/profile/jenvanalstyne.bsky.social

Let's talk about social media for research labs and research groups. Hi, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne. Since 2018 I've been helping professors and researchers be intentional with their online presence. I'm about to go into a day of strategy and social media support for a research lab.I said, "I have a bunch of advice / recommendations I'd love to share with you that aren't specific to your lab. Would it be okay if I make a public video to answer some FAQs? I think it could help more people." The lab director said yes!Here's the questions I answer in this video:-What’s the difference between my own professional account/page vs my lab account/page? (versus my personal account/page)-What social media platform should I even be on?-How much time should I be spending on my lab social media? Or social media in general?-What types of content should my lab do on social media? (e.g. carousels, text only posts, videos, photos, and graphics)-What types of content should my lab do on social media? (Topics / What should I post about?)-Is it okay to share about our research in preliminary stages? Or, should we wait for the publication to be out?-How do I connect with people on social media?-It feels like no one is seeing my post - what do I do?-How do we know if our social media efforts are actually working? What metrics should a lab actually care about?-Who should be involved in the social media for my lab?-Can my lab member or student manage my social media?-Do I need a social media manager or an outside support?-What happens to our lab's social media accounts when the student managing them graduates or leaves the university?-How can I get my lab excited about our social media? And their own social media?-My students are anxious about social media and doing something wrong. What can I tell them?-What training should my lab have on social media?-What will my university think about my social media?-Can we use our lab’s social media to actively recruit new graduate students, postdocs, or research participants?-What does my university not want me to do on social media? There might be university or institutional level policies. Or department specific policies (ex: live animals, IRBs, etc.)-Should I get permission before sharing photos?-How do we handle public criticism, trolls, or controversial comments on our lab's posts?-What are some things to avoid for my social media as a lab?Hi there, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne. This is The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online through my company, The Academic Designer LLC. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself.This episode of The Social Academic Podcast was streamed live on June 5, 2026 to YouTube and Instagram via Restream. Sharing since this has been an easy way for me to create videos the past year or so. Thank you!Favorite resource for social media accessibility: https://www.Accessible-Social.com/Social Media Platforms for Academics https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/2019/social-media-platforms/Dealing with Negative Reactions on Social Media https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/2020/when-social-media-goes-wrong/19 Ideas for Your Online Presence That Aren't Social Media https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/2025/19-ideas-for-your-online-presence-that-are-not-social-media/LinkedIn Profile for Academics https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPCZc5ZskzXaSHSbwr1jlJLZHAW8V7K0pThe Social Academic Podcast https://TheSocialAcademic.com/podcast/The Social Academic Blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer to talk about working together on your online presence for academics 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferHere's how we can work together, view services https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/services/Let’s connect on LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/

This interview features dr. Ana Rebeka Kamšek’s Github website that shares her research and science communication. This is part of the series featuring winners of the Best Personal Academic Websites Contest 2025 to share their website journey.Dr. Ana Rebeka Kamšek is a Materials Science researcher in Slovenia. She hadn't always dreamed of making a website. She worried before she started creating it that she didn't have enough content to put there. Rebeka chose Github because she was already using it as a repository for coding for her research. While she knew there were other options for where to host her website out there, coding was a skill she knew and was open to learning more about for the design of your academic website.Ooh at the end of our chat we get into talking about how Rebeka has approached getting photos of herself during talks and outreach events. She has super valuable advice to share about what works well for her. I hope you'll have a listen.Check out Rebeka's website https://kamsekar.github.io/View the award announcement https://theacademicdesigner.com/2025/winners-of-the-best-personal-academic-websites-contest-2025/#ana-rebeka-kamsekHi there, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne (@HigherEdPR). This is The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online through my company, The Academic Designer LLC. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself.The Social Academic Podcast https://TheSocialAcademic.com/podcast/The Social Academic Blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Ana Rebeka Kamšek is a materials science researcher based in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Her work combines experiments with advanced data analysis to better understand what influences the lifetime of materials for hydrogen technologies. She also enjoys science communication and making complex scientific topics accessible to broader audiences.Visit Rebeka's website https://kamsekar.github.io/Connect on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ana-rebeka-kamsek/Let's build a digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing. Get done-for-you support athttps://TheAcademicDesigner.comThank you! Please subscribe for videos to inspire your online presence in academia.Want to cheer on The Social Academic Podcast? Buy Jennifer a matcha to support human-captioning of each of our videos 🍵: https://buymeacoffee.com/higheredpr____Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer to talk about working together on your online presence for academics 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferHere's how we can work together, view services https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/services/____Let’s connect on social mediaLinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/YouTube https://youtube.com/@HigherEdPRInstagram https://instagram.com/HigherEdPRThreads https://www.threads.net/@higheredprFacebook https://facebook.com/higheredprBluesky https://bsky.app/profile/jenvanalstyne.bsky.social

Tiffany L. Green, PhD is an expert at helping academics and scientists communicate your big ideas with clarity and impact. Scientific storytelling, getting good at giving job talks and presentations, is something you can build your capacity for as an academic. We talk about Tiffany’s journey as a competitive speaker and TEDx coach. And, how she can help academics like you get better at sharing what you care about most.Hi there, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne (@HigherEdPR). This is The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online through my company, The Academic Designer LLC. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself.The Social Academic Podcast https://TheSocialAcademic.com/podcast/The Social Academic Blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Dr. Tiffany L. Green is a nationally recognized economist, population health scientist, tenured professor, and scientific communicator. She is a 3x TEDx coach and spent more than a decade as a member of Toastmasters International as a competitive speaker, evaluator, and coach. Dr. Green uses these experiences to create innovative tools for effective academic presentations. She is dedicated to training the next generation of scholars in scientific storytelling to increase the clarity and impact of their science.Visit Dr. Green's website http://www.TheStorytellingProfessor.com/LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiffanylgreen/Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/tiffanylgreen.bsky.socialLet's build a strong digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing. Get done-for-you support athttps://TheAcademicDesigner.comThank you! Please subscribe for videos to inspire your online presence in academia.Want to support The Social Academic? Buy Jennifer a matcha or tea 🍵: https://buymeacoffee.com/higheredpr-----------------------------------------Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer to talk about working together on your online presence for academics 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferHere's how we can work together, view services https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/services/____Let’s connect on social mediaLinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/Instagram https://instagram.com/HigherEdPRThreads https://www.threads.net/@higheredprFacebook https://facebook.com/higheredprBluesky https://bsky.app/profile/jenvanalstyne.bsky.socialYouTube https://youtube.com/@HigherEdPR

Let's talk about making an approachable academic portfolio website with Owlstown. This is part of our series featuring winners of the Best Personal Academic Websites Contest. Today's episode of The Social Academic features Dr. Akshata Naik. Here's what Akshata said about creating her website:“I thrive on creativity! Science communication, teaching and new research ideas keep me going. So I wanted to create an online space to portray my work for networking with folks similar to my interests, and importantly serving the broader community via outreach. And being an academician is a good enough reason for building a digital presence as it strategically aligns with my tenure and promotion goals by amplifying the impact of my work beyond traditional boundaries”—Dr. Akshata NaikAkshata's website: https://www.anaikowl.com/Hi there, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne (@HigherEdPR). This is The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online through my company, The Academic Designer LLC. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself.The Social Academic Podcast https://TheSocialAcademic.com/podcast/The Social Academic Blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Dr. Akshata Naik is a medical educator primarily involved in physiology education and curriculum building for medical students. She researches best practices on innovative teaching of physiology in addition to identifying psycho-physiological parameters of learners in various educational settings and has led workshops based on her research. A budding academician, Dr. Naik is passionate about scientific communication and is enthusiastic about sharing her professional experiences with STEM Graduates.Visit Dr. Naik's website https://www.anaikowl.com/LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/akshatarnaik/Instagram http://instagram.com/anaikowlFrom the 2025 Best Personal Academic Websites Contest award announcement https://theacademicdesigner.com/2025/winners-of-the-best-personal-academic-websites-contest-2025/#akshata-naikThe 2026 contest will open in mid-June 🎉Let's build a strong digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing. Get done-for-you support athttps://TheAcademicDesigner.comPersonal academic website resources https://theacademicdesigner.com/category/websites-for-academics/Thank you! Please subscribe for more videos for your online presence in academia.Want to support The Social Academic? Buy Jennifer a matcha or tea 🍵: https://buymeacoffee.com/higheredpr____Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer to talk about working together on your online presence for academics 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferHere's how we can work together, view services https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/services/____Let’s connect on social mediaLinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/Instagram https://instagram.com/HigherEdPRThreads https://www.threads.net/@higheredprBluesky https://bsky.app/profile/jenvanalstyne.bsky.socialFacebook https://facebook.com/higheredprYouTube https://youtube.com/@higheredpr

Let's talk about accessibility, making professional ASL video, and ways this professor has built community around her co-edited collection through a virtual workshop series.Meet our guest, Karen Gonzalez Rice, PhD, Professor of Art History and Faculty Coach with the Center for Teaching and Learning at Connecticut College.Book: Transformative Coaching for Faculty and Staff in Higher Education by Karen Gonzalez Rice (Editor), Susan Hrach (Editor), Kathryn E. Linder (Editor), Katherine S. Maynard (Editor)https://karengonzalezrice.com/publications/transformative-coaching-for-faculty-and-staff-in-higher-education/Book programmingKick off party to celebrate the authorsA month of LinkedIn posts to introduce the coachesVirtual workshop seriesAlso mentioned: Andy Tao of Blue20 https://theblue20.com/Hi there, I'm Jennifer van Alstyne (@HigherEdPR). This is The Social Academic, a podcast about online presence for faculty, researchers, and graduate students. I help academics like you feel confident when you show up online through my company, The Academic Designer LLC. You have agency in creating a stronger online presence for yourself.The Social Academic Podcast https://TheSocialAcademic.com/podcast/The Social Academic Blog https://TheSocialAcademic.com/blog/Karen Gonzalez Rice is Professor of Art History and Faculty Coach with the Center for Teaching and Learning at Connecticut College. Gonzalez Rice holds an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) certification from the ICF.In her coaching practice (KarenGRCoaching.com), she works with individual faculty, staff, and senior administrators, and she partners with institutions to design programming for developing wellbeing, expanding leadership, and building caring communities within and across campus contexts. Her podcast, The Good Enough Professor, explores how we can humanize higher ed by interrupting academic grind culture and re-imagining success on our own terms.Academic website https://KarenGonzalezRice.com/Coaching website https://www.KarenGRCoaching.com/LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-gonzalez-riceDisclosure: Karen Gonzalez Rice, PhD is a past client of Jennifer's. We teamed up to design her personal academic website. There was no gift or monies exchanged for this, or any, interview on The Social Academic. Thank you!Let's build a strong digital footprint through your academic website, social media, and bio writing. Get done-for-you support at https://TheAcademicDesigner.comThank you! Please subscribe for more videos for your online presence in academia.Want to support The Social Academic? Buy Jennifer a matcha or tea 🍵: https://buymeacoffee.com/higheredpr-----------------------------------------Schedule your no pressure Zoom call with Jennifer to talk about working together on your online presence for academics 🌟https://higheredpr.as.me/meet-with-jenniferHere's how we can work together, view services https://TheAcademicDesigner.com/services/____Let’s connect on social mediaLinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/jennifervanalstyne/Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/jenvanalstyne.bsky.socialInstagram https://instagram.com/HigherEdPRX https://x.com/HigherEdPRFacebook https://facebook.com/higheredprThreads https://www.threads.net/@higheredprYouTube https://youtube.com/@HigherEdPR