Best Mary Churchill And Meg Palladino Podcasts (2024)

1
7.10 Doing Justice Work with Lyssa Palu-ay 20:56

12M ago20:56

20:56

Topics Discussed in this Episode: How teaching and doing justice work at a college of art and design is different. Lyssa's work as the Dean of the Office of Justice, Equity, and Transformation. The history of MassArt, the first public independent art college in the United States Lyssa's career journey. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Lyssa at …

1
7.9 Mentoring Graduate Students and Faculty with Magdalena Barrera 19:47

12M ago19:47

19:47

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Magdalena's new co-authored book, The Latinx Guide to Graduate School. Her motivation for writing the book, informed by her own experiences in graduate school. The retention and mentoring of Latinx and other historically underserved faculty and students in higher education. Magdalena's role as Vice Provost for Facu…

1
7.8 The Future of Academic Freedom with Jennifer Ruth 20:30

1y ago20:30

20:30

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Jennifer's new co-authored book, It’s Not Free Speech: Race, Democracy, and the Future of Academic Freedom. Motivation for writing the book and thoughts on its reception. Writing for the Academe blog. Fascism in higher ed. Ron DeSantis and higher ed. Activism and the consequences of speaking up (or not) in the acad…

1
7.7 Well-Being and Women in Academia with Karyn Sproles 21:27

1y ago21:27

21:27

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Karyn's new book: Nine Guiding Principles for Women in Higher Education. Opportunities and challenges of being a woman in higher education. Karyn's workshop: Planning a Realistic Summer Break The process of writing her book. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Karyn Sproles's website Karyn's book: Nine Guiding Pri…

1
7.6 Media, Race, and Student Loans with Dominique Baker 22:05

1y ago22:05

22:05

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Dominique's project that explores the links between race, racism, and how student loan policies are covered in the media.. Her interest in media coverage of student learns and early findings. Dominique's career path and the story of how she made it to her current role. The importance of setting boundaries in the li…

1
7.5 The Limitations of Diversity Work with Ariana González Stokas 24:38

1y ago24:38

24:38

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Ariana's book, Reparative Universities: Why Diversity Alone Won't Solve Racism in Higher Ed. Her administrative career and her career journey Lessons and reflections for those doing DEI work in higher ed Finding joy and creating a joy practice Roller derby and roller skating as a joy practice. Resources Discussed i…

1
7.4 Racial Conflict and Color Evasion with Blanca Vega 21:09

1y ago21:09

21:09

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Experiences of women of color in faculty positions at our teaching-oriented institutions. Strategies for individuals and institutions to support faculty advancement Color-evasive frames deployed by higher education and student affairs professionals Resources Discussed in this Episode: Blanca Vega at Montclair State…

1
7.3 Faculty Workload Equity with Dawn Kiyoe Culpepper 17:22

1y ago17:22

17:22

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Challenges faculty faced while caring for children during the pandemic. Taking an equity-minded approach to faculty workload. Best practices related to faculty workload equity. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Dawn at University of Maryland. Faculty-Related COVID-19 Policies and Practices at Top-Ranked Higher E…

1
7.2 Decolonizing Academia with Sharon Stein 19:18

1y ago19:18

19:18

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Sharon's new book, Unsettling the University: Confronting the Colonial Foundations of US Higher Education. Decolonization in the context of higher education. The challenges of teaching in this context. The future of higher education and the difficulty of imagining a different future. Resources Discussed in this Epi…

1
7.1 Racial Backlash and the CRT Wars with Sophia Lindner 23:15

1y ago23:15

23:15

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Racial stratification in Cuba’s private tourism economy. Experiences of Black homestay hosts in Havana. Content analysis of school board meetings from January 2020 to February 2022. How COVID impacted Sophia's work. The role of race in basic building blocks of education. Interaction between ideas of youth, childhoo…

1
6.5 Critiquing Self-Improvement Projects with Alison Fixsen 23:31

1+ y ago23:31

23:31

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Soft skills programs for female staff in higher education. Gender, eating disorders, and orthorexia nervosa. The neoliberal project of constructing the perfect you. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Alison at University of Westminster Self-care and entrepreneurism: An ethnography of soft skills development for h…

1
6.4 Faculty Development During the Pandemic with Christel Lutz 22:42

1+ y ago22:42

22:42

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Faculty development in the age of the global community Lessons learned about faculty development as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic Advice for those of us supporting women faculty and staff at our universities Resources Discussed in this Episode: Christel at Utrecht University Christel on Twitter Faculty Developm…

1
6.3 Activism and Evaluation with Bahar Akman 22:22

1+ y ago22:22

22:22

Topics Discussed in this Episode: The challenges and rewards of centering activism for social equality in your professional life. Bahar's personal and professional journey across multiple countries and continents. Founding a consultancy partnership offering evaluation and research support to nonprofit organizations. Recommendations for those intere…

1
6.2 Supporting Mid-Career Faculty with Vicki Baker 26:05

1+ y ago26:05

26:05

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Takeaways from Vicki's recent book, Managing Your Academic Career: A Guide to Re-Envision Mid-Career. Top lessons for mid-career women in higher ed. Unique opportunities and challenges for women at liberal arts colleges. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Vicki at Albion College Managing Your Academic Career: A G…

1
6.1 Dual-career Couples and Equity with Lisa Wolf-Wendel 21:57

1+ y ago21:57

21:57

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Equity issues in higher education. The academic labor market. Dual-career couple accommodation in higher education. Work/family balance in higher ed. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Lisa at the University of Kansas Dual-Career Couples: Keeping Them Together Clear as Mud: Promotion Clarity by Gender and BIPOC S…

1
5.8 International Online Work with Stephanie Doscher 20:22

2y ago20:22

20:22

Topics Discussed in this Episode: COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning) Why COIL can be an ideal entry point for folks considering international work Stephanie's transition from K-12 to higher ed and how K-12 prepared her for working in higher ed Opportunities for women, younger professionals and people of color in international educat…

1
5.7 International Education and DEI with Nicole Stokes 21:48

2y ago21:48

21:48

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Work at the intersection of equity diversity and inclusion and international education is not that common. Nicole's work with Fulbright focused on increasing the international mobility of folks from underrepresented groups. The biggest opportunities and challenges in the DEI space during the past two plus years Res…

1
5.6 Building Leadership Support Teams with Marjorie Hass 22:41

2y ago22:41

22:41

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Marjorie's new book, A Leadership Guide for Women in Higher Education. What it means to lead as a woman. The impacts will this new position have on my family? Why this focus and how is this different for women? The importance of assembling a team of support partners—mentors, advisers and sponsors. Recommendations f…

1
5.5 Coaching Women in Higher Ed with Kim Burns 19:50

2y ago19:50

19:50

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Kim's leadership positions in community colleges for over 20 years. Advice for women thinking about working in community colleges and considering leadership positions in community colleges What it takes to become a coach and consultant and why Kim made this move The Great Contemplation and what it means for women i…

1
5.4 Global Gender Initiatives with Kristy Kelly 18:00

2y ago18:00

18:00

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Training as a key feminist space, place and process for transforming social relations and development practice Ways to get involved with Fulbright and the types of opportunities for Fulbright Specialists The Society of Gender Professionals Resources Discussed in this Episode: Kristy Kelly at Drexel University Fulbr…

1
5.3 Feminism and Right-Wing Women with Nicole Roy 21:14

2y ago21:14

21:14

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Opportunities and challenges of working on a PhD during the COVID-19 pandemic University of York's annual Sisterhood in Action Conference Gender equality and right-wing women Women members of right-wing parties in Germany and Austria Right-wing women and why they support right-wing politics The advantages of using …

1
5.2 Building Community for Cultural Change with Julie Posselt 24:28

2y ago24:28

24:28

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Our dream vacations Equity and graduate education Mentoring, wellbeing, and professional development of faculty Dynamics of power in our everyday work Cultural humility, feminist mentoring, and mutuality Gender and racial inequalities in the STEM disciplines Institutionalized silence Resources Discussed in this Epi…

1
5.1 Opportunities for Change with Yves Salomon-Fernández 20:40

2y ago20:40

20:40

Topics Discussed in this Episode: The strangest gifts we've ever received The biggest challenges facing women leaders in higher ed today Opportunities with the great resignation Changing from one sector to another during this moment of opportunity Rewriting the narrative of forward momentum in your career Resources Discussed in this Episode: Yves S…

1
4.4 Boards of Trustees and HBCU Leadership with Felecia Commodore 24:27

2+ y ago24:27

24:27

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Leadership at Historically Black Colleges and Universities Challenges facing women leaders in higher ed, especially women of color Boards of Trustees and equity, diversity, and inclusion goals Resources Discussed in this Episode: Felecia Commodore at Old Dominion University Preparing to Fill the Leadership Gap: The…

1
4.3 Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion with Becky Petitt 22:52

2+ y ago22:52

22:52

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Paths to leadership in higher ed Changes to the way institutions approach EDI work Challenges facing women leaders in higher ed, especially women of color The importance of networks for women leaders Resources Discussed in this Episode: Becky Petitt at University of California, San Diego UC San Diego Principles of …

1
4.2 Creating Space in Academia with Shana MacDonald 20:45

2+ y ago20:45

20:45

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Intentionally creating spaces for flourishing in the academy Creating a feminist design lab across higher ed institutions Pandemic memes, gender, and digital activism The limits and possibilities of the #MeToo movement Resources Discussed in this Episode: Shana MacDonald at University of Waterloo qLab Collaborative…

1
4.1 Advocacy and Policy Work with Jacqueline Rodriguez 19:13

2+ y ago19:13

19:13

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Moving from a traditional faculty role to advocacy and policy work. The challenges of leadership during COVID-19 and lessons learned. Non-traditional opportunities for PhD trained academics. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Jacqueline Rodriguez at AACTE Jacqueline on Twitter Special Education Law and Policy: Fr…

1
3.8 Doing Intersectional Work with Anna Sampaio 21:57

3+ y ago21:57

21:57

Topics Discussed in this Episode: The current state of feminism on campus. The challenges of intersectional work. The problem of just adding women to the mix without making systemic changes. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Anna Sampaio at Santa Clara University Anna on Twitter Terrorizing Latina/o Immigrants: Race, Gender, and Immigration Poli…

1
3.7 Equity of Voice with Shanna Jackson 22:10

3+ y ago22:10

22:10

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Leadership challenges during the COVID-19 global pandemic, economic downturn, and racial and social unrest. Supporting students, faculty, and staff during this time. Balancing safety and wellness on campus. President Jackson's evolving leadership style. Having the right people in the room and the importance of equi…

1
3.6 Identity and Belonging with Chantal Gibson 29:30

3+ y ago29:30

29:30

Topics Discussed in this Episode: How we learn to become literate citizens through reading. The representation of Black women across the Canadian cultural landscape. Chantal's collection of poetry, How She Read. How the lives and stories of our students impact our research and writing. Prescriptive vs. descriptive grammar. How Chantal's creative wo…

1
3.5 Digital Detox with Gunn Enli 20:56

3+ y ago20:56

20:56

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Social media, political campaigns, and authenticity Gender, authenticity, and the American presidency How digital media interferes with our daily lives and makes it harder to concentrate. Smartphone addiction. Employee surveillance and the gig economy Resources Discussed in this Episode: Gunn Enli at University of …

1
3.4 Bearing Witness with Nicola Blake 23:18

3+ y ago23:18

23:18

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Ways to build community during remote learning and work from home The importance of bearing witness with our students Creating spaces for people to tell their stories. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Nicola Blake Gutmann Community College Music Credits: Magic by Six Umbrellas Sound Engineer: Ernesto Valencia…

1
3.3 Online Exhaustion with Ann Gagné 21:36

3+ y ago21:36

21:36

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Embodied Pedagogy Exhaustion during COVID Faculty Developers Zoom fatigue Cameras, trauma, and PTSD Marking the space of learning on the body Resources Discussed in this Episode: Ann Gagné All Things Pedagogical blog Touching the Untouchable: Connecting, Ethical Caring, and Teaching During COVID-19 Ann on Twitter M…

1
3.2 Creative Inspiration for Academics with Selcen Öner 21:08

3+ y ago21:08

21:08

Topics Discussed in this Episode: The importance of volunteer work in the life of an academic Finding time for creative work as a faculty member Sources of creative inspiration for academics Women and the media in Turkey Resources Discussed in this Episode: Selcen Öner Selcen on YouTube Bahçeşehir University LUISS Guido Carli University in Rome, It…

1
3.1 Being Your Holistic Self with Wendy Wilson 22:33

3+ y ago22:33

22:33

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Transitioning staff, faculty, and students during COVID-19 Developing and implementing the inaugural Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Equity at Albany State Hosting the television show, Realizing Potential What it means to be your holistic self while working in higher ed The importance of community engag…

1
2.10 Faculty Well-being and Productivity with Rebecca Pope-Ruark 21:58

4y ago21:58

21:58

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Tips and advice for preventing burnout. Ways to support faculty well-being. Rebecca's forthcoming book, Professor Burnout: Identifying, Addressing, and Destigmatizing Faculty Burnout in Higher Education. The relationship between burnout and productivity. Lessons for creating boundaries and doing good boundary maint…

1
2.9 Feminist Mentoring with Ague Mae Manongsong 22:34

4y ago22:34

22:34

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Differences between feminist mentoring and traditional mentoring. Hierarchical vs. relational mentoring and the importance of mutuality in mentoring. Defining mutuality and the factors that help increase mutuality. Top challenges minoritized women leaders face and recommended strategies for institutions and individ…

1
2.8 Brave Conversations with Judy Neufeld 22:29

4y ago22:29

22:29

Topics Discussed in this Episode: What are you hoarding while you stay at home during COVID-19? Ways to help women reach their full potential. Barriers to women's success. Staying active and connecting with others while practicing physical distancing. How to have brave and difficult conversations. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Judy Neufeld S…

1
2.7 Gender and Space with Padmini Ray Murray 21:50

4y ago21:50

21:50

Topics Discussed in this Episode: What is your favorite breakfast food? Reasons for leaving academia and founding the feminist collective, Design Beku, doing work in public humanities. How Padmini is able to reach more audiences by working outside of academia. Feminist spaces within Digital Humanities and the need for improvement. The importance of…

1
2.6 Listening as Resistance with Sherri Spelic 20:58

4y ago20:58

20:58

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Warm up question: are you a listener or a talker? Sherri's background in physical education and how that informs her teaching and coaching practice. Creeping imposter syndrome and how it can cause you to second guess yourself, slow you down, or soften your voice. The importance of listening and creating space for l…

1
2.5 Racial Literacy on Campus with Jessie Daniels 22:04

4y ago22:04

22:04

Topics Discussed in this Episode: What do you do when you're having a bad day? What does it mean to disrupt white supremacy and how can we do that effectively within higher ed? Ways of advancing racial literacy on campus. Disrupting white supremacy happens over generations. How white supremacy operates in admissions in hiring through conversations …

1
2.4 Community College Leadership with Kimberly Lee 21:27

4y ago21:27

21:27

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Kim’s leadership in community colleges and the opportunities for women to lead in this space. The importance of leadership affinity groups in our careers. A.C.E.’s Women’s Network and the Moving the Needle initiative focused on getting more women into the college presidency role. The crucial role that community col…

1
2.3 Women's Leadership in Higher Education with Ray Burgman 22:07

4+ y ago22:07

22:07

Topics Discussed in this Episode: If you could instantly become an expert in something, what would it be? The origin and mission of HERS : Women in Higher Education Leadership, an organization for women leaders in higher education. Overview of HERS programs. Importance of a leadership network for women in higher ed. What happens when people don't s…

1
2.2 Building Online Networks with Karen Costa 20:57

4+ y ago20:57

20:57

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Women in Higher Ed, monthly newsletter for practitioners, with practical articles that creates a space for women to tell their stories. WIHE Editor Kelly Baker's role in creating the community of the publication. WIHE's job site and Twitter promotion of women getting promoted at their current institution or hired a…

1
2.1 - Strategic Service Work and Accreditation with Lisa Ijiri 20:43

4+ y ago20:43

20:43

Topics Discussed in this Episode: If you could eliminate one thing from your daily routine, what would it be? The importance of pink meetings in your day, with people who are either a nurturing or catalyzing influence. Avoiding green meetings with people who are inhibiting or toxic. The importance of building time for networking off campus into you…

1
#8 - International Partnerships and Collaboration with Itir Toksöz 20:08

4+ y ago20:08

20:08

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Itir’s journey to international work. Tips for international partnerships. Challenges and barriers to international partnerships. The importance of building relationships in building partnerships. Resources Discussed in this Episode: Itir Toksoz at University of Venus Music Credits: Magic by Six Umbrellas Sound Eng…

1
#7 - Setting Boundaries and Avoiding Academic Burnout with Leslie Wang 19:29

4+ y ago19:29

19:29

Topics Discussed in this Episode: if you left your current professional life behind and ran away to follow your dreams, what would you be doing How and why Leslie combined a traditional academic position with a life coaching business on the side. Why getting tenure is often a time of an identity crisis and when you question your purpose more deeply…

1
#6 - Podcasting and Public Engagement with Hannah McGregor 21:35

4+ y ago21:35

21:35

Topics Discussed in this Episode: If you could have a year’s supply of anything, what would it be? The pros and cons of podcasting as a form of public engagement for women Gendered politics of the voice and expectations about what a listenable voice should sound like. Podcasting as one of the safest spaces for women doing public work because if peo…

1
#5 - Dealing with Imposter Syndrome with Mikaela Kiner 19:45

4+ y ago19:45

19:45

EPISODE NOTES Topics Discussed in this Episode: .If you could have one superpower, what would it be? Ways to deal with imposter syndrome. Recognizing and labeling imposter syndrome. The link between perfectionism and imposter syndrome. How can you get your butterflies flying in formation? Helping people embrace their unique strengths as opposed to …

1
#4 - Doing All The Things with Roopika Risam 22:56

4+ y ago22:56

22:56

Topics Discussed in this Episode: Using deadlines, invited talks, and conference presentations to advance a larger project (book, digital project). Focusing on the work you want to do, not the work other people want you to do. Using Asana and TickTick to manage projects and to-do lists. Building your network through friends, colleagues, and social …

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Mary Churchill And Meg Palladino Podcasts

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Quick Reference Guide