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Join a lunch time discussion with Jennifer and Mike. Discussions revolved around Leadership and the Women's Leadership Institute that Jennifer attended Dec. 2-8th in Amelia Island, Florida.
Money, money, money, money! CUAD Podcast with Jennifer and Mike on Financial Management
Mike Coleman and Jennifer Keegin discuss the importance of Communication as College Union & Activities professionals. Information shared comes directly from the Association of College Unions International (ACUI) Core Competencies.
Our last #SACast before our summer break. We'll talk higher ed news, commencement speeches, and will be joined by guest host Conor McLaughlin.
Gary and Julie will discuss recent articles and movements around the growing student loan debt debate.
Join Jennifer Keegin and Mike Coleman for a look at College Unions and Activities. This week we're talking about End of Year Recognition.
The Campus Tech Podcasters will learn all about what is going on with GoingOn. GoingOn provides a modern on-demand solution for building a private academic social network, where students and faculty can more easily connect, collaborate & learn.
http://goingon.com/
Join Jennifer and Mike as they chat with the organizers of The Big Ideas Conference (@BigIdeasEDU). Find out what all the buzz is about and why this is a great professional developement opportunity.
Connect your students leaders to their full potential! AlumniChoose is working with students to help fundraise projects and increase engagement. Learn about @AlumniChoose with our guests Tom Krieglstein & Julie Larsen
Join Julie and Gary as they talk with some of the individuals involved in Project 1st Gen in Student Affairs. How is the college/student affairs expeirence different for 1st generation students? Visit Project 1st Gen in Student Affairs: http://project1stgen.blogspot.com/ Something interesting is happening. There are more first generation students working and studying in student affairs than people think. We are interested in collecting and sharing stories about people’s experiences as first generation students working and studying in student affairs. We are especially interested in why people chose to go into student affairs. This blog is a place to find connections, inspire others, and be inspired. Every Gen is welcome to contribute here.
On Monday (4/9) we welcome to Tanya Joosten (@tjoosten) the Director (Interim) at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Learning Technology Center (LTC) and teaches in the Department of Communication to the Campus Tech Connection (#CTCX) podcast to talk about strategies & best practices for using social media in education.
The topic of social justice and technology will be discussed as we have more Student Affairs & Higher Ed professionals bringing tech to campus. Join in the discussion (646) 652-2342 or via Twitter #CTCX
A look at today's top stories in Higher Education including a look at the resignation of University of Illinois President Michael Hogan.
Southern Mississippi Students Disciplined After Racist Incident at NCAA Tournament (#SoMissStep) Five members of the University of Southern Mississippi pep band have had their scholarships revoked and have been removed from the band after they yelled a derogatory chant at a Puerto Rican player during an NCAA basketball tournament game last week. Kansas Spirit Squad Saves Man Trapped Under Car (#KUHeroes) On their way to the KU women’s basketball NCAA tournament on Sunday night the KU Spirit Squad and pep bound came across a man who was trapped beneath his car. The squads were getting ready to load up the bus when they heard someone yelling for help. Arizona is At It Again (#AgainAZ) Members of the Arizona legislature are proposing at least five new controversial bills for the state’s public colleges.
UCLA Deciding If It Should Inquire about Sexual Identity (#UCLAreg)
The UCLA Academic Senate recently recommended that students be allowed to identify as LGBTQ on their “Statement on Intent to Register” if they choose to do so.
University of Calgary Student’s Campaign Poster Gets Noticed at the Urinal (#Calgarycamp)
Hayley Wade recently won the campus wide election as the Vice President of Student life with a controversial campaign poster.
Physical Restraints Overused in K-12 Educational Environments (#EdRestraints)
A recent report released by the Education Department details the practice of “seclusion and restraint” in K-12 education.
Gary and Julie will talk about the hot news in higher education, and dream about Spring Break destinations.
Horizon Report 2012 http://www.nmc.org/publications/horizon-report-2012-higher-ed-edition
Join the HR 2012 Google + Hangout Panel: Jeff Jackson Bruce Mann Laura Pasquini Leslie Dare Eric Stoller
Headlines MWC, C-USA Multiyear Scholarships Feature NCAA rulebook getting more efficient....maybe. Is Governance next? Who's bad TCU St. Johns
Your daily dose of higher education news from BreakDrink.com. We cover news related to colleges, universities, and education in general.
CTCX Guests this week include the @SAFirstYears, Bob Ertischek from http://beta.profology.com/ and developer Mark Mruss withhttp://www.andromo.com/
North Dakota Continues the fight. Moving kickoffs in the NCAA. Memphis = Big East. Big Ten wants a playoff. UCONN thinks it knows what its punishment should be and it's interesting.
Mike and Jennifer will be chatting with a panel of Grad Students about various topics including work life/balance, challenges of being a grad student, and resources for students interested in Student Affairs
Headlines UGA Immigration rules cause decommit Feature What to do with the bowl system? Who's Bad Ole Miss Landon Collins Canadian Hockey players? Lane Kiffin and ESPN
Disconnect between increased tuition and "better education"
Aid Violations hit Women's Programs too
Student Leader Attacked on Campus
Laura Megivern @thesasearch#SAsearch
Mike Petroff @mikepetroff EDUTweetups & @FollowEDU
Jamie & Ed speak with Amanda Kraus about effective disability programming in residence halls.
Underrepresented Staff in College Unions and Activities with Mike Coleman and Jennifer Keegin.
Headlines NFL and NCAA push for youth concussions to be limited Coaching salaries up 35 percent
Feature New NCAA penalty system Who's Bad boatright again miami
Happy 2012 #CTCX Friends! Whew... this year has started off with a bang. Join the #CTCX podcasters as we talk about the recent CES 2012 show, Jeff's almight predictions for the tech year ahead, and what you should know about SOPA/PIPA.
Gary and Julie will discuss the new semester, new professional goals, and a few folks trying to make the new year turn-around.
UC System has proposal for new tuition plan, Iowa State pulls a course about business and the Bible, and suggestions on how you can make it into the top 1%.
Headlines US Secretary of Education weighs in NCPA seeks athlete bill of rights Feature Would Olympic model work for college athletes? Who's Bad St. Joe's Auburn
Mike and Jennifer will be chatting with a panel of women student union Directors about various topics including work life/balance, and advice on being successful in the field of College Union management.
Major Mergers in Georgia - 8 Institutions to be merged
Regents Move to Consolidate - Among 24 other resolutions being studied in Louisiana
ECU Fires Student Paper Advisor - 1st Amendment Discussion
Headlines Basketball Only Big East? Rough Year for Bowl Attendance Features The Great Debate - Playoff or no Playoff? Who's Bad Oklahoma State Ohio State
Headlines Multiyear scholarships dead NCAA wants to pass regulation to decrease athletic dept influence Big 10 - Pac 12 partnership Feature Ivy League Recruiting Who's Bad NCAA not policing twitter
Join the Campus Tech Connection hosts as they run down their year end tech lists. What was the best new tech in 2011? What app can you not live without? What was the biggest tech news story this year and how does it affect higher ed? Join the CTCX crew live at Noon CST on Friday, Dec 23 at breakdrink.com or join in the conversation on Twitter with the hashtag #ctcx.
Headlines Grades decrease as team wins Multi year scholarship override Feature FAMU Hazing Who's Bad OSU Sanctions UNC Mark Richt
Join Mike Coleman and Jennifer Keegin in your lunch hour to join the College Union & Activities Discussion (#CUAD).
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Headlines UCLA Challenge to pay increase Sickle Cell Feature Rutgers Who's Bad Social Media recruiting Ncaa reviewing fights?
UC Berkeley and Harvard School of Business announce new programs, while the Texas Assocation of Business takes on the state community college system.
Funds Wasted on Student Summit Event - A new rule will now make students repay funds if they do not attend conferences.
'Tis the Season for Finals, but Not for Running Naked - Naked running at Tufts could now result in penalties and suspensions.
Echoes of 2007 color Reactions to VT Shooting - For those still at VT 4.5 years later, recent events were immobilizing.
Headlines Big East expansion Bowl gifts Feature BCS change on the horizon Who's Bad Honey Badger Does Care
UK University Offers Free Tuition For Life! College Presidents Attend White House Roundtable Sexual Assaults at Chicago Area Colleges Rarely Prosecuted Connecticut Overhauling Community College System
The Campus Tech Connection crew brings you an all-news show for the start of December. We know it is a busy time in the higher ed world, so join CTCX for rundowns and analysis of tech stories you might have missed. Join the backchannel on Twitter by using the hashtag #CTCX.
Washington Legislature Weighs Marriage Equality for 2012
January Bid Day to be Dry
Residential Life Announces Changes to Housing Services
Gary and Julie ring in the last month of the year while discussing the hot topics of higher ed.
Headlines Penn State Bernie Fine Feature UCLA goes bowling Who's Bad Kentucky Hawaii Munch Madness
AAUP is angry with MTSU, new standards of accountability for community colleges, and the first civil suit against Jerry Sandusky.
Join Mike and Jen during your lunch hour for College Union & Activities Discussion (#CUAD) podcast.
Ladies + Technology = A Good Idea. Join us for a conversation with the @SAwomentech or #sawomenblog group: @kristendom @brendabethman @jenniferkeegin @stephwint to discuss the development and initiatives for the #SAWTT panel and beyond.
HeadlinesHeadlines BYU seriously considering Big East McAdoo Lawsuit Dismissed Maryland cutting Teams Features Sandusky News Penn State Syracuse Who's Bad Coastal Carolina Ohio State gets Failure to Monitor NC State Oklahoma
Marching Band Suspended Over Offensive Material
U. Administrators Address Students' Concerns at Forum
GU Defends Plan
How America's First Center for Gay and Lesbian Issues was Founded
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An overview of the days student affairs news including issue with the Occupy movement, community college updates, and why you should choose Oberlin.
Jamie and Ed chat about ResLife/Greek Life partnerships with guests, Victoria Suttmiller and Kayte Fry from Miami University.
Join Mike and Jen during your lunch hour for College Union & Activities Discussion (#CUAD) podcast. Highlighting ACUI Regional Conferences
FBI Investigates Grade Tampering 11 Majors with Highest Unemployment Rates Prof Doesn't Show for Class; Gives Students "A's" Intenational Graduate Student Enrollment Up
Join Mike and Jen during your lunch hour for College Union & Activities Discussion (#CUAD) podcast.
Educated and Jobless: What's Next for Millenials?
Winston Doby Celebrated at UCLA
Global Summit to be Held at Nove Southeastern University
Service and Sacrifice of Veterans Honored at Eastern Kentucky University
Headlines Missouri to SEC fighting sioux name fight given up by legislature Feature Penn State Who's Bad boatright update Willie Lyles update UNLV UCF
We'll talk with Craig Alimo, Multicultural Education Specialist at UC Berkeley about social justice and higher education.
As Students Call for President's Ouster, Insiders Say Board Told Spanier to Keep Silent Jerry Sandusky Scandal: Victims of Abuse by Former Penn State Coach Continue to Come Forward AAUP Unit Slams U. of Colorado Over Firings of 2 Controversial Faculty Members Proposed Overhaul of Medical College Admission Test Adds a Focus on Bedside Manner
President says student life director admits mistake UNK celebrates state's first learning commons MCC reorganization plan under fire Veteran's Day Ceremonies
Headlines WVU Lawsuit Sioux Lawsuit Feature Congress Looking into the NCAA Who's Bad Maryland UConn
Texas, Wisconsin and Kentucky all make major policy decisions. U of Charleston lowers tuition.
School Suspensions Among Boys May Be Linked to Lower College Attendance
Foster Students: Half Do Not Finish High School, Nearly All Don't Finish College
Should Student Loan Debt Be a Crime?
Shorter University Bans Gay Employees
Join Mike & Jen for your Halloween lunchtime! This podcast will be recorded live while simultaneously chatting in a Google + Hangout with costumes! Look for more information from @cuad_mod on Twitter.
Headlines Graduation Rates Conference Merger? West Va to Big 12 Approval of NCAA Rules Changes
Feature Players Petition Who's Bad OSU Tattoo Parlor Xavier's Tu Holloway
President to Ease Student Loan Burden for Low-Income Graduates Obama Administration Takes Steps to Ease Burden on Student Borrowers NCAA Grad Rate Hits All-time High at 82 Percent STEM Education and Jobs: Declining Numbers of Blacks Seen In Math, Science
Headlines Big East expansion Mountain West expansion Feature North Carolina vs NCAA Who's Bad Vandy Bob Knight Oklahoma
Community College Dropouts Costing Texas Keene State College Hopes for a Quieter Fest Councilman meeting with DU, UPitt Police College Apps: Stanford Anyone? My apologies for butchering the pronunciation of San Jacinto College.
Jamie and Ed discuss Careers in Student Affairs Month as well as Bystander Effect with Jalene Grace from Miami University.
Jennifer and Mike discuss Late Night Programming for campuses. The ACUI Late Nite Programs Community of Practice study and findings will be discussed. Jeremy Bowker, Campus Activities Program Coordinator will be the special guest to discuss the Late Nite Binghamton program.
Daily Dose for 10-14-11 Pearson and Google team up to offer a free learning management system. USD revamps its student justice process. San Antonio College outlines student expectations. Student Affairs month at Fort Hayes State.
Headlines OSU paid for players representation. NCAA considers an agent list to help increase knowledge of rules. Knight Commission gets its chance to meet with the NCAA head man. Feature - Epidemic of Injuries Plaguing College Athletes. Who's Bad - John Calipari, Derrick Rose, Tim Abromaitis, Stephen Garcia
Join Julie and Gary as they discuss the latest news and happenings in higher education.
Gender in Science study talks about women researchers in higher ed, hundreds of colleges fail US Department of Education financial responsibility test, and Gov. Pat Quinn tries to block legislative scholarships in the state of Illinois.
New York Police Under Department under fire for surveliance of Muslim students and student groups. Is your college one of the most expensive in the nation? Brown University ordred to disclose an Alumnus' donations. Elmhurst College defends new admissions question.
Join the Campus Tech Connection (#CTCX) today LIVE from 12-1 pm CST as we pay tribute to a great visionary, Steve Jobs, and talk to our guests from @infinum, Alexander Leader @alexanderleader[President and founder of Infinum Education, creator of Aviso] and Kristin Williams @kloseywilliams [Implementation Consultant with Aviso, former academic advisor at Kent State University].
Headlines Bill Russell suing NCAA and EA sports Texas gives up on HS Longhorn Network Experimental rules for Lacrosse TCU to Big 12 Feature Unofficial Visits Who's Bad Southern Indiana coach loses appeal to NCAA Andre Drummond Gee "OSU is poster child for compliance". Clarett and Smith sound off on OSU
Jamie & Ed will discuss the unique aspects of working in Residence Life at a Community College.
Headlines Sugar Bowl Contributions to LA Governor Feature BCS reporting from Arizona Republic Who's Bad Tennessee and Lane Kiffin Boise State
On today's Student Affairs Podcast we will discuss: The Knife Wielding Chancellor (now former Chancellor); Antioch College to make a rebound after hiatus; Irvine 11 Found Guilty over Protest; and Bursting That Study Abroad Bubble.
Last week's F8 shared changes ahead to one of the biggest social networks. Mashable did a great job to highlight some of these new features on Facebook's Latest Changes: A Hands-On Look [PICS]. Some of these updates will really impact how Student Affairs and Higher Ed professionals use this social network for program development, communication plans, and campus social media strategy. https://f8.facebook.com/
Join co-host Jennifer and Mike as they take a look at homecoming season and what role do union and activities professionals play. The podcast will also take a look at some of the amazing traditions that your campuses celebrate every year.
Headlines Pac 12 shuts it down ACC expands Features Concussion Rules Lawsuit Who's Bad Univ of South Carolina UNC responds Oregon
Headlines Transgender rules changes NCAA wipes out WMU stats vs Michigan EA Sports wins dismissal in lawsuit Feature "The Price of Poverty in College Athletics" Who's Bad Boise Miami changes sideline rules Shariff floyd and Will Muschamp defends
After an extended summer break, the Student Affairs podcast is back for the Fall! Tonight we'll be joined by some of the Cronk News staff as we discuss recent happenings in higher education.
Join co-host Jennifer and Mike as they discuss how the events of 9-11 have changed the work of college union professionals. There will be special guest weighing in on the subject to give their views across the country.
Talking Big 12, Andre Drummond, $$$ makers, Buckeyes, Willie Lyles, Shariff, MIchael Mcadoo,
More Than Just Books: The #CTCX Show Explores What the Campus Library Has To Offer Today w/ guest cost host Luke the Librarian.
Join co-hosts Jennifer Keegin and Mike Coleman as they talk to several guests regarding Hurricane Irene in the wake the sixth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. Also joining them will be several members of the ACUI Central Office to recap their Welcome Week Campus Tour Road Trip.
We're talking college sports issues. This week we're talking realignment, the UCF investigation, #freeterrellepryor, the ongoing Longhorn Network drama, and whether players at programs under investigation would win a lawsuit.
EDUsports focuses on stories, news and issues related to sports on college campuses. This week we're discussing The NCAA president's meetings and whether they actually did anythingShould basketball players skip school entirely?The epic NCAA situation brewing at THE U http://breakdrink.com/edu-sports-podcast/
Campus Tech Connection
Emerging #SAtech Jobs in the Field of Student Affairs - Skills to Pay The Bills
with Guest Co-host Brad Popiolek how SA professionals can gain practical skills and abilities and transfer them into any jobthe entry/mid-level SA perspective; the experience & storyhow to position yourself for an #SAtech or Tech job beyond SA
We'll be talking Longhorns Network With @blatanthomerism as well as changes to the NCAA regulations that we may hear from the NCAA meetings
Student Affairs Online vs. Real Life Communities: Exploring the intersections and Differences Guest co-host: Lisa Endersby What would you say to someone in person (face to face) that you wouldn’t say to them online? Is there any difference? What does an online community look like? How do you know you’re a part of one? Who writes the rules on the Internet? How are these rules (if there are any) enforced?
Do communities on campus form differently if they are in person vs. online? What have you seen?
EDUsports focuses on stories, news and issues related to sports on college campuses. This week we're talking about the winds of change in the NCAA harsher penalties conference realignment leaving the NCAA? And we have a solid edition of "Who's Bad" http://breakdrink.com/edu-sports-podcast/
CTCX #44: #SAComm: The Intersection between Technology and Communication Guest co-host: Leslie Dare (@LeslieDareNCSU)
How can SA units support #SAComm? How can #satech folks best support the #sacomm as well? How do we deal with turf wars between central campus communications and technology units over social media?
EDUsports focuses on stories, news and issues related to sports on college campuses. This week we're talking.... Longhorns Network is broadcasting HS games. That can't be allowed, right? NCAA is changing rules on social networking as well as Cam Newton's pops NCAA and North Dakota are at odds over mascots And of course, a very full edition of "who's bad" http://breakdrink.com/edu-sports-podcast/
Campus Tech Connection: #43
SAgrad & New SA Pro Advice - Online Identity,Community Development & Reflection
We're back to talk stories, news, and issues related to sports on college campuses. We'll discuss: NCAA is passing penalties that only apply to sports other than men's basketball and football?Mid Majors can win in men's basketball and football but can't in women's basketball. The blueprint is different. Title IX might end up being the impediment to pay for play. (but they're still treated differently)And of course, we'll end with "Who's Bad" - our segment on who's gotten busted. http://breakdrink.com/edu-sports-podcast/
Many agreed that higher education could be better supported and improve through a global network for collaboration. There are many easy and accessible tools to drive this momentum and manage knowledge. After this session BreakDrink created a wiki to continue the conversation and collaboration of ideas: http://hewiki.pbworks.com/w/page/41885936/FrontPage How can SA & HE consider a collaborative approach for student development & student services?
Many agreed that higher education could be better supported and improve through a global network for collaboration. There are many easy and accessible tools to drive this momentum and manage knowledge. After this session BreakDrink created a wiki to continue the conversation and collaboration of ideas: HE Wiki “With such a networked approach to work and leisure time, traditional university classroom is starting to feel less appropriate.” ~Don Tapscott What does this mean for #StudentAffairs & #HigherEd professionals who support student development? How can SA & HE consider a collaborative approach for student development & student services? Is it the evolution of the #StudentAffairs or #HigherEd professional or the student that needs to change for effective campus engagement? Are there any examples of institutions and campus environments who best support students online or digitally?
We're back to talk stories, news, and issues related to sports on college campuses. We'll discuss: Superconferences are going to ruin college hockey, right? Do NCAA penalties actually help the penalized program? Should they be fined cash instead? Michael McAdoo is applying for reinstatement to UNC. We'll talk about the angles and the justice in the case. And of course, we'll end with "Who's Bad" - our segment on who's gotten busted. http://breakdrink.com/edu-sports-podcast/
Well, it appears that Google has hooked the Campus Tech Connection yet again. All of us have been able to get in and check out Google Plus, and yes, we are impressed. Is this the future of social networking? What sucks about it right now? And most importantly, what are some ways to use this thing? We’ll talk about it.
The title is a little tongue in cheek, but ESPN has been doing a special recently on college programs in major cities competing with pro sports for viewership, meanwhile someone at Ohio State is calling for college athletics to do some soul searching. Is this the world we're living in? We'll talk about it. Check out our google doc to see what we're reading. http://bit.ly/k5EBbp http://breakdrink.com/edu-sports-podcast/
Terrelle Pryor is gone, Jim Tressel is gone, and the scrutiny has now turned to the compliance director and the athletic director. West Virginia’s Bill Stewart digging up dirt on his assistants UNC student athletes having $1000 a person in parking tickets The NCAA’s meeting to discuss paying players Meanwhile, the BCS commissioners are making $1 million
We are all back together on one podcast chatting about the latest in higher education news.
Chatting with Dr William Barratt from Indiana State University author of Social Class on Campus