Presentation by Dr.Laman Tasch, Dr. Tom Anastasi, Prof. Jeremy Pedigo, and ASHU Director of AI Operations David Humphreys. In this presentation, Dr. Laman Tasch, Dr. Tom Anastasi, Prof. Jeremy Pedigo, and SNHU Director of AI Operations David Humphreys discuss what everyone needs to know to be savvy voters in an age when artificial intelligence incr…

Interview with US Air Force veteran Adam Gubitosi about supporting military students in their transition to civilian careers. Host: Dr. Laman Tasch.By SNHU Social Sciences

In this exclusive podcast episode, incoming Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) President Lisa Marsh Ryerson discusses her vision for the future of SNHU. Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia; Producer and Editor: Megan Smith. SNHU President Dr. Lisa Marsh Ryerson Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia Producer and Editor: Megan Smith…

Interview with Allison Cohen, a Senior Applied Projects Manager at Mila Quebec within AI for Humanity Team. For more information about their work, please visit Applied Projects | Mila. Host: Dr. Laman Tasch.By SNHU Social Sciences

Scripting the Future: AI and Writing in Higher Education: Conversation with Dr. Julie Minnaugh. Host: Dr. Laman Tasch.By SNHU Social Sciences

Branch Davidian follower Kristin Hunsaker updates us on the sect's current status, the Mt. Carmel compound, and the Branch Davidians' future outlook. Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia. Kristin Hunsaker Instagram: @color_cool_forest Facebook: Kristin Hunsaker Waco Siege 1993 Mt. Carmel Site 2024 Church at Mt. Carmel at the site of the former Branch Davidia…

In the culminating event of the 2024 Black History Month celebrations, SNHU Student Minority Group members interview Dr. Marc Johnson who spearheads the SNHU Black Learner Initiative. Special Student Guest Interviewers & Producers: Ana Duarte, Student Minority Group Lead Megan Smith, Student Minority Group Member Podcast professionally edited by Me…

In this special edition podcast in celebration of Black History Month 2024, Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer & Senior Vice President Jada Hebra discusses diversity, equity, and belonging initiatives at SNHU. Special Guest Interviewer: SNHU Graduate Student Nacyllia Chambers Director & Host: Dr. Hector R. …

Restorative practices in indigenous communities of North America: what we can learn from hundreds of years of experience. Interview with anonymous community member of Mi’kmaq nation, Nova Scotia, Canada. Host: Dr. Laman TaschBy SNHU Social Sciences

SNHU graduate student Nacyllia Chambers shares personal experiences on persisting and achieving educational goals while overcoming obstacles and challenges. Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia SNHU Graduate Student Nacyllia ChambersBy SNHU Social Sciences

In this special edition podcast, former Ferguson, MO, Police Chief Delrish Moss provides insights into his leadership strategies to reform the department after the Michael Brown shooting. Director/Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia Guest Commentator J. Maria Waters, Esquire, legal subject matter expert, and SNHU Criminal Justice Graduate program Adjunct Fa…

Interview with Shila LeBlanc: Demystifying and Applying Restorative Approaches in Higher Education. Host: Dr. Laman TaschBy SNHU Social Sciences

Dr. Mike Evans, a use of force and critical stress events subject matter expert, discusses the emotional aftermath of critical incidents on police officers. Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia Guest Bio: Dr. Michael Evans is a Certified Force Analyst and Advance Force Specialist from the Force Science Institute and an expert in force concerning human perfor…

Dr. Rick Mask, author of Social Capital 2.0, describes the importance of social capital in educational and professional endeavors and beyond. Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia Guest Bio: Dr. Rick L. Mask is a leadership strategy consultant, dean, adjunct professor, and author of Social Capital 2.0. For over a decade, Dr. Mask has been leading and developi…

Interview with the author of "America's Critical Thinking Crisis: The Failure and the Promise of Education" Dr. Steven Pearlman. Host: Dr. Laman TaschBy SNHU Social Sciences

Members of the SNHU Social Sciences Student Minority Group interview Dr. Kendra Thomas on the topic of colorism, its origins, its characteristics, and how to eliminate colorism in our society. Host/Director: Dr. Hector R Garcia / Special Guest Host/Producer/Editor: SNHU Student Racquel Becknel / Guest Interviewers: SNHU Students Jasmine Brown, Tiff…

SNHU staff and employees celebrate International Women's Day: sharing stories of inspirational women. Host: Dr. Laman Tasch Accompanying Resource: SNHU employees and students share stories of Wonder Women in their lives.By SNHU Social Sciences

In this special SNHU Student Persistence Series, SNHU student Daina Gingras, a former professional ballet dancer, discusses her journey to becoming an intelligence analyst. Joined by SNHU Adjunct Professor James Henderson, they describe valuable tips and strategies for achieving both career and educational goals. Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia…

The Million Woman March founder, Dr. Phile Chionesu, reflects on the historic event with the SNHU Student Minority group. Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia / Special Guest Interviewer SNHU Student Trixy Lemell. Cameo: SNHU Student General Parker. Professionally edited by SNHU Student Racquel Becknel. Special thanks to the members of the SNHU Student Minor…

SNHU President Dr. Paul LeBlanc shares personal insights into the business of transforming lives through the development and nurturing of personal relationships, as highlighted in his book: Broken: How Our Social Systems Are Failing Us. Host: Dr. Laman TaschBy SNHU Social Sciences

SNHU Student Kasey Dumont describes her experience implementing a new inmate program to reduce recidivism at her correctional institution. Producer/Director: Dr. Hector R. Garcia / Special Guest Host: Dr. David OlgesBy SNHU Social Sciences

Mission to Ukraine Director Irina Vengvloska and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Oleksandra Bashek, along with SNHU Clinical Professor of Mental Health Counseling, Dr. David Olges, provide insights into the service and activities of Mission to Ukraine during the war with Russia. Host: Dr. Hector R. Garcia Irina Vengvloska, Director, Mission to Ukraine Di…

Major Fred Watson, Atlanta Police Department, reflects on the fateful day fellow police officer Mark Cross was killed in the line of duty investigating a suspicious vehicle in Atlanta, Ga. Host: Dr. Jeff CzarnecBy SNHU Social Sciences

Dr. Natasha Johnon, Clinical Instructor @ Georgia State University, discusses Law Enforcement Agencies’ College Education Hiring Requirements and Racial Differences in Police-Related Fatalities. Host: Dr. Jeff CzarnecBy SNHU Social Sciences

Southern New Hampshire University Career Services Specialist, David Gordon Buresh, an Indigenous man of Abenaki and Chippewa descent, provides historical insights into the Thanksgiving event from his Indigenous culture's viewpoint. Host: Dr. Laman Tasch / Produced by Dr. Hector R. Garcia. Guest Bio: David Gordon Buresh is the Career Services Specia…

Historical contexts and viewpoints regarding the background of the current war between Russia and Ukraine are discussed by a panel of experts. Host: Dr. Laman Tasch / Produced by: Dr. Hector R. GarciaBy SNHU Social Sciences

In this first of a three-part series that will focus on international counseling and Ukraine, Dr. Olges discusses the myriad of opportunities for students to become involved with international counseling. Host: Seth MatthewsBy SNHU Social Sciences

Dr. Gwen Britton, Southern New Hampshire University Vice President for Product Strategy, chronicles her leadership journey and shares advice on how to support female learners in industries where women have been traditionally underrepresented. Host: Dr. Laman TaschBy SNHU Social Sciences

Southern New Hampshire University Adjunct Dr. Jamie Franco highlights the impact of social media on students and the learning process. Host: Dr. Laman Tasch.By SNHU Social Sciences

Atlanta Police Department Major Fred Watson discusses current department initiatives to include strategies, recruitment, and community interaction in a large metropolitan US police department. Host: Dr. Jeff Czarnec.By SNHU Social Sciences

SNHU Director Derilene McCloud provides insights into the valuable work that University Partnerships provides to SNHU partners and current learners. Host: Dr. Hector R. GarciaBy SNHU Social Sciences

United States Secret Service Resident Agent in Charge, Timothy R. Benitez, discusses issues related to cybercrime and its implications for the American people. Host: Dr. Jeff CzarnecBy SNHU Social Sciences

Ms. Sashy O'Connor provides insights into the non-profit employment group that supports disabled persons in their return to the workplace and that facilitates professional development opportunities for minority students. Host: Dr. Jeff CzarnecBy SNHU Social Sciences

Dr. Lowell Matthews concludes his discussion on the success of Project AIM and how it has impacted incarcerated learners. Host: Dr. Jeff CzarnecBy SNHU Social Sciences

In the first of a two-part segment, Dr. Lowell Matthews provides insights into Project Aim, which provides an educational pathway for incarcerated learners. Host: Dr. Jeff CzarnecBy SNHU Social Sciences

The SNHU HEaRT experiential learning model and its success in student learning are discussed by SNHU Executive Director Dr. Toni Clayton & SNHU Undergraduate Nursing Director Stacy Rosenberg. Host: Dr. Elizabeth JohnsonBy SNHU Social Sciences

SNHU Psychology Adjunct Faculty member, Dr. Nathan Swink, chronicles his journey from GED to Ph.D. with life stories and lessons he learned on how to persevere to achieve life goals. Host: Dr. Hector R. GarciaBy SNHU Social Sciences

Dr. Philip "Rob" Dawalt, Adjunct Faculty member at SNHU, discusses his personal experiences and best practices on the power of study groups. Host: Dr. Hector R. GarciaBy SNHU Social Sciences

Parkland High School parent, Mr. Max Schachter, whose son Alex was murdered at the Parkland HS massacre, joins a panel of subject matter experts to discuss best practices and strategies to prevent mass shootings. Recorded live on 06.22.2022. Hosted and directed by Dr. Hector R Garcia and moderated by Dr. Jeff Czarnec.…

SNHU Associate Vice President of Nursing, Health Professions, STEM, and Business, Dr. Jan Wyatt, provides us with lessons learned and best practices on how to balance risk-taking and innovation in higher education. Host: Dr Laman TaschBy SNHU Social Sciences

In this episode, SNHU Executive Director of Social Sciences, Dr. Michelle Hill, provides us with a high-level overview of the role of DEI in the SNUU Social Sciences programs. Host: Dr. Hector R. GarciaBy SNHU Social Sciences

Special guest Adam Smith, Executive Director, University of Kentucky, discusses how DEI impacts college access opportunities for all learners. Host: Dr. Elizabeth Johnson.By SNHU Social Sciences

The integration and synthesis of DEI in the redevelopment of the SNHU Psychology program are highlighted by SNHU Senior Associate Dean Dr. Barbara Lesniak. Host: Dr. Hector R. GarciaBy SNHU Social Sciences

Former and alumni students are featured in this series where they describe their personal stories of persistence and achievements in education and their lives. Host: Dr. Hector R. GarciaBy SNHU Social Sciences

Wesleyan University President, Dr. Michael Roth, discusses challenges between the equally important needs for freedom of speech and safe spaces in online classrooms. Host: Dr. Laman TaschBy SNHU Social Sciences

Special Guest H. Leigh Toney discusses strategies to address inequities and expand DEI opportunities in education, community development, and transferable wealth. Host: Dr. Hector R. GarciaBy SNHU Social Sciences

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion and DEI initiatives at SNHU are featured with special guest Jarrod Campbell. Host: Dr. Elizabeth JohnsonBy SNHU Social Sciences

In this second podcast, the podcast introduction is concluded with exciting dialogue from the Psychology and Human Services disciplines. Host: Dr. Laman TaschBy SNHU Social Sciences

In the first of two podcasts, the Agents of Change podcast is introduced and discussed by a panel of guests. Host: Dr. Jeffrey CzarnecBy SNHU Social Sciences