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MyFaculty Podcasts is for Walden University faculty and all higher education faculty and support staff with the goal to provide professional development in the areas offered by the Office of Teaching and Learning Excellence (OTLE), Office of Research and Doctoral Services (ORDS), Postdoctoral Fellowship (PDF) program, and Faculty Support Agents (FSAs).
Episode 7 of IFME Dissertation Mentoring Excellence Classes, with host Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session, Drs. Binh Ngo, Laura Lynn , and Sheryl Richard discuss coaching skills that can be used by dissertation mentors.
M University. They discuss how discovering the human meaning behind statistics transformed his career, the role of mentorship and imposed research direction in his doctoral journey, and the importance of finding work that feels intrinsically meaningful rather than transactional. Dr. Tanguma also reflects on developing empathy as an educator and offers advice on choosing dissertation topics and sustaining motivation through doctoral study.
A PhD Journey Through Obstacles and Mentoring Support In this Faculty Take Five episode, Associate Dean Dr. Amy Sickel talks with Dr. Sandra Rasmussen, adjunct faculty at Walden University, about earning and applying a PhD in Clinical Psychology and Public Practice from Harvard. Dr. Rasmussen traces her path from rural Minnesota and a nursing career to doctoral study, along with the mentors, setbacks, and personal challenges that shaped it. Drawing on a decades-long career spanning teaching, clinical work, and ten books, she underscores the value of mentorship, flexibility, and lifelong learning.
From PhD to Practice: Research, Resilience, and Real-World ImpactIn this Faculty Take Five episode, Associate Dean Amy Sickel talks with Dr. Rhonda Bohs, adjunct faculty at Walden University, about what it really takes to earn and apply a PhD in psychology. Dr. Bohs traces her early passion for the field, the unexpected demands of graduate school, and how those experiences shaped her commitment to mentoring students. Drawing on a 30-year career in behavioral health spanning applied research, grant writing, and consulting, she shows how doctoral skills extend well beyond academia.
Episode 6 of IFME Dissertation Mentoring Excellence Classes, with host Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session, Drs. Kathleen Morrison, Richard Penny, and Debra Wilsondiscuss publishing with students.
What does it truly mean for students to learn deeply, and how can institutions tell the difference between surface recall and lasting, transferable mastery?In this episode, we examine how data visualization tools, particularly heat maps, help academic leaders and assessment professionals uncover patterns in student learning that traditional reports often miss. We're joined by Drs Bobbijo Pinnelli, Amy Hillbelink, and Jay Kahl, the Department of Program Assessment (DPA) team at Walden University, for a conversation exploring how depth of learning shows up across curricula, where it commonly breaks down, and what institutions can do to strengthen learning progression.Learn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series, powered by the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring Excellence → tinyurl.com/flc-series
Why are adjunct faculty burning out at staggering rates? In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Joshua Hays examines how structural precarity, market-driven institutional logics, and unsupportive organizational climates shape engagement, burnout, and disengagement among adjunct faculty. Drawing on established psychological research, he reframes disengagement not as individual failure, but as a predictable outcome of system design.Learn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series, powered by the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring Excellence → tinyurl.com/flc-series
Feedback is one of the most powerful tools faculty have to support student learning, yet too often, it becomes a one-way exchange that students struggle to interpret, apply, or engage with meaningfully. In this episode, Dr. Roderick Williams Sr. invites us to reimagine feedback as a dialogic, relational teaching practice. Drawing on research-informed strategies, we explore how conversational feedback moves beyond evaluation to foster clarity, motivation, trust, and deeper engagement, especially in online and accelerated learning environments. Learn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series, powered by the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring Excellence → tinyurl.com/flc-series
Episode 5 of IFME Dissertation Mentoring Excellence Classes, with host Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session, Drs. Kathleen Morrison, Amy White, Richard Jimenez, and Cheryl Burleigh discuss Peer reviewing as a faculty mentor.
From Curiosity to Impact: Applying PhD Skills Beyond Academia In this episode of Faculty Take Five, Dr. Amy Sickel talks with Dr. Brandon Cosley about how curiosity sparked his path to a PhD and how doctoral skills translate far beyond traditional academic roles. Dr. Cosley reflects on mentoring, receiving and applying honest feedback, navigating challenges in research and relationships, and building confidence in transferable skills. He shares how his background in psychology, statistics, and critical thinking now informs his work across academia, data science, and industry, offering valuable insights for students exploring diverse career paths after the PhD.Please note: This episode was recorded approximately 18-24 months ago. Some information or references may reflect that timeframe.
What happens after the doctorate when the questions don’t disappear, but multiply?In this episode of the Faculty Leading the Change, Podcast Edition, Dr. Demetria Burleson explores the often-unspoken transition into faculty life, especially in online learning environments. From imposter syndrome and developing a teaching voice to fostering professional connection and building a network of colleagues, this conversation examines the “becoming” stage of faculty work and offers practical anchors to help you show up with confidence, clarity, and care. If you’ve ever wondered whether students can feel your presence through the screen, this episode is for youLearn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series, powered by the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring Excellence → tinyurl.com/flc-series
Episode 1 of Mentoring Intensive Classes with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session, Drs. Stadtlander, Mark Gordon, and Ethel Perry discuss onboarding new dissertation students.
It's Not a Sprint: Perseverance, Purpose, and the PhD Journey In this episode of Faculty Take Five, Dr. Amy Sickel talks with Dr. Ethel Perry about her nonlinear journey to earning a PhD in psychology. Dr. Perry shares how life experiences shaped her path, the importance of timing, self-care, and mentorship, and how her doctorate now supports research focused on community engagement and differences in health outcomes. Her story offers encouragement and practical guidance for doctoral students navigating balance, persistence, and purposePlease note: This episode was recorded approximately 18-24 months ago. Some information or references may reflect that timeframe.
Navigating the PdD Journey: Insights from Dr. Lee Stadtlander In this episode of Faculty Take Five, Dr. Amy Sickel speaks with Dr. Lee Stadtlander about her nontraditional path to earning a PhD and building a career in research and teaching. Dr. Stadtlander reflects on navigating graduate school as an adult learner, managing personal challenges, and the importance of mentoring, writing, and gaining teaching experience along the way. She also shares practical advice on overcoming imposter syndrome and building a strong skill set for academic and professional success.Please note: This episode was recorded approximately 18-24 months ago. Some information or references may reflect that timeframe.
In this episode of the Faculty Leading the Change Podcast, we explore the power of compassionate communication and its role in building a supportive learning community. Through the lens of the online classroom, we consider the experience of students who may be struggling silently, feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure where to turn for support. Dr. Saeid Atoofi, Core Faculty at the College of Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Studies, shares his insights on fostering empathy, engaging in meaningful discourse, and creating spaces where students feel seen and supported. Tune in for an insightful conversation on how compassion in communication can strengthen student engagement, foster connection, and transform the learning experience for everyone involved.Learn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series, powered by the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring Excellence → https://tinyurl.com/flc-series
Episode 3 of Mentoring Excellence Classes, from the Institute of Faculty Mentoring Excellence at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Tammy Root, Magdeline Aagard, and Michelle Brown discuss grading in the 9000 (dissertation) classes.
Episode 1 of Mentoring Excellence Classes, from the Institute of Faculty Mentoring Excellence at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Leilani Gjellstad, and Morris Bidjerano explore current issues with students’ use of artificial intelligence with qualitative ressearch.
In this episode of Faculty Leading the Change Podcast Edition, Dr. Donal Hardin, Contributing Faculty, with the College of Psychology and Community Services at Walden University, collaborates with Professor and licensed Psychologist Patrick McMunn to discuss the importance of compassion in education and the vital role of mental health resources for students. You'll learn best practices for mentorship and proactive approaches educators can take to identify and assist struggling students. Resources mentioned during this episode: > https://tinyurl.com/Guide-to-Students-in-Crisis> https://academicguides.waldenu.edu/friendly.php?s=success-strategies/mindset-wellness> https://academicguides.waldenu.edu/disability-services/mental-health> https://academicguides.waldenu.edu/academic-skills-center/success-strategies/time-managementTo learn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series, visit: dvi.sharepoint.com/sites/WaldenFacultyResources2
In this Faculty Leading the Change Podcast Edition episode, Dr. Saeid Atoofi, Core Faculty, with College of Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Studies (CIUS) at Walden University, explores how compassionate discourse can reshape the way we engage with students in online learning. He shares practical strategies for giving feedback that reduces anxiety, fosters trust, and builds classrooms where students feel truly seen and supported.Learn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series by visiting:dvi.sharepoint.com/sites/WaldenFacultyResources2
In this Faculty Leading the Change Podcast Edition episode, our host and facilitator, Deb Mattoso, talks with Dr. Heather Alonge (Core Faculty, Master of Healthcare Administration) about reimagining KPIs for online learning—not just key performance indicators, but also Kindness, Presence, and Investment. Drawing on pandemic-era experiences, these KPIs demonstrate how human-centered metrics complement completion rates and test scores, and share practical tactics to build classrooms where students feel seen and supported. Learn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series by visiting: https://dvi.sharepoint.com/sites/WaldenFacultyResources2
Episode 1 of Mentoring Excellence Classes, from the Institute of Faculty Mentoring Excellence at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Leilani Gjellstad, John Agnew, and Carole Pearce explore current issues with students’ use of artificial intelligence with the dissertation.
In this special 10th episode of Meet the Leadership, Deb Mattoso is joined by Qiana Wells-Haridat, Dean of Academic Success at the Office of Licensure, Certification, and Compliance at Walden University. Qiana shares her journey of resilience, leadership, and gratitude, offering deep insights into the complexities of regulatory compliance and programmatic accreditation in higher education. She opens up about the power of vulnerability in leadership, the importance of cultivating trust, and how staying true to one's values can guide transformative work. Tune in to learn how Qiana navigates external challenges, fosters team accountability, and embraces courage over comfort to drive student success and institutional integrity.
In this episode of Meet the Leadership, Deb Mattoso sits down with Dr. Alina Perez, Dean of the College of Allied Health at Walden University. Dr. Perez shares her journey from clinical psychologist to academic leader, offering insights on work-life balance, resilience, and the importance of mentorship. Together, they explore the evolution of the College of Allied Health, upcoming initiatives like the launch of the Bachelor’s Degree in Integrative Health, and her personal philosophies on wellness and leadership. Tune in to discover how Dr. Perez balances personal fulfillment with professional growth, and the role of empathy and transparency in fostering trust within her team.
In this episode, Deb Mattoso is joined by Devon Edmund, Walden University’s Vice Provost of Academic Affairs & Administration, a visionary leader dedicated to innovation in education. Devon shares her unique approach to academic leadership, her strategies for supporting faculty and student success, and her forward-thinking vision for the future of online learning. This conversation is packed with valuable insights and inspiring perspectives on creating impactful educational experiences. Tune in to learn how Devon is shaping the future of higher education!
In this episode, we dive into the world of transformative leadership in higher education with Dr. Shana Garrett, Dean of the College of Psychology and Community Services, who has over 20 years of experience leading innovative programs, mentoring talent, and driving impactful outcomes in both traditional and online learning environments. As a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Certified Counselor, she brings a unique blend of academic expertise, leadership, and a heart-centered approach to her work. From her groundbreaking efforts at Pepperdine University to her current role at Walden University, she exemplifies what it means to lead with authenticity and vision. Don't miss this inspiring conversation about how Dr. Garrett is driving the future of higher education!
Episode 6 of Student Special Needs Advanced Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Kelly Chermack, Nicole Hamilton, Corrine Bridges discuss Working with Students on the Literature Review.
Episode 5 of a Special Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Ethel Perry, and Mark Gordon discuss Understanding Your Walden Doctoral Students.
On our final episode of the first season of Meet the Leadership podcast, Dr. Kelley Costner shares her insights and experiences on how mindfulness practices can enhance leadership skills, increase emotional intelligence, and create a more positive workplace culture. You don't want to miss this fascinating conversation! Listen to the full episode now.
Episode 4 of Student Special Needs Advanced Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, JoAnn McAllister, Glenn Penny, Carole Pearce discuss Working with Difficult Students and Faculty.
In this episode of the Meet the Leadership podcast, we chat with Nina McCune to discuss strategies, challenges, and triumphs that have shaped the path of inclusive teaching and learning and continue to inspire others in the pursuit of equitable and accessible education. Take a listen.
Episode 3 of Student Special Needs Advanced Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Cathryn Walker, Anne Hacker, and Danyel Tutskey discuss Mentoring Students with Disabilities.
In this episode of the Meet the Leadership podcast, Walden University's president, Michael Betz, shares his insights on the critical role of curiosity in leadership effectiveness. And how developing curiosity can promote innovation, resilience, and adaptability within leadership roles.
In this episode of "Meet the Leadership," we meet with Dr. Nina Nabors, Vice Provost for Healthcare Access and Quality. During our conversation, we explored the significance of connection, trust, and accountability in leadership. Take a listen!
Episode 2 of Student Special Needs Advanced Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Ethel Perry, Leilani Gjellstad, and Jenny Sherer discuss Recruiting Research Participants with a Disability.
In this "Meet the Leadership" episode, we will meet Dr. Savitri Dixon-Saxon, Vice Provost of Institutional Effectiveness, Engagement, and Academic Performance at Walden University. Dr. Dixon-Saxon has over thirty years of experience as an academic leader and has been instrumental in driving student success and innovation. Join us as we delve into her leadership style, passion, transformative initiatives in student engagement, and profound impact on higher education.
Episode 1 of Student Special Needs Advanced Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Gwen Dooley, Leslie Hussey, and Anne Hacker discuss Transitioning Doctoral Students to a New Committee.
Episode 7 of Professional Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Barbara BenOliel, and Kristin Wiginton discuss Translating skills in professional doc to employment.
Episode 6 of Professional Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Victoria Landu-Adams, Raj Singh, and Denise Land discuss differences between practice and literature gaps.
Join us on our first episode as we sit down with Dr. Sue Subocz, Associate President and Provost at Walden University. With over ten years of experience at Walden, Sue has played a critical role in the university's digital strategy, design, and development. With her impressive background and expertise in higher education and e-learning innovation, Sue is the perfect guest to kick off our show. Tune in as we dive into her journey and insights on the future of higher education.
Episode 5 of Professional Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Barbara BenOliel and Mark Gordon discuss Establishing a Practice Based Problem.
Episode 4 of Professional Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Robert McWhirt,Gary Kelsey, and Raj Singh discuss Working with committee members.
Episode 3 of Professional Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Mark Gordon, Gwen Dooley, and Miriam Ross discuss Mentoring the Mentoring the Capstone Project.
Episode 2 of Professional Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Denise Land and Julie James discuss Mentoring the Literature Review.
Episode 27 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and former students Drs. Pearlette Springer and Diane Ricketts discuss their former chair's (Greg Hickman's)development of a "dissfam" (dissertation family).
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Episode 11 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr.Deborah Inman. In this session Drs. Richard Penny, Mark Gordonand Gina Dyson discuss Mentoring difficult students.
Episode 10 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Robert Levasseur, Leslie Hussey, and Denise Land discuss Mentoring dissertation Chapters 4 & 5.
Episode 9 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Leilani Gjellstad, Amy Sickel, and Anne Hacker discuss Mentoring Data Collection and Data Integrity.
Episode 8 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Leilani Gjellstad, Janice Long, Ethel Perry discuss Mentoring Research Recruitment.
Episode 7 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Carole Pearce, David Segal, and Vasileios Margaritis discuss Mentoring the Proposal.
Episode 6 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Michael Furukawa and Raj Singh discuss Mentoring the Prospectus.
Episode 5 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Miriam Ross, Greg Campbell, and Matt Frederiksen-England discuss Fostering Positive Communication
Episode 26 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and Dr. Lori LaCivita (psychology) discuss mentoring and emotional intelligence.
Episode 4 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Deb Lewis, Mark Gordon, and Robert McWhirt discuss Working with Committee Members
Episode 3 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Robert Levasseur, Glenn Penny, and Leslie Hussey discuss Fostering Positive Relationships
Episode 25 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and Drs. Leilani Gjellstad (head of IRB) and Amy Sickel (Assoc. Dean of Academic Psychology) discuss mentoring issues related to academic integrity.
Episode 2 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Cathryn Walker, Denise Land, and Janice Long discuss Creating a Community of Care
Episode 1 of Doctoral Mentoring Master Classes, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander Laura Lynn, Cheryl Cullen, Vasileios Margaritis, & Ethel Perry discuss Knowing, Understanding, & Mentoring Online Doctoral Students for Success
Episode 24 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and Drs. Leilani Gjellstad (head of IRB) and Sri Banerjee (Public Health faculty) discuss using web based recruitment sites.
In this episode the FSAs discuss time management strategies for online instructors in higher education, including recommendations for helpful tools and resources.
In this episode the FSAs discuss time management strategies for online instructors in higher education, specifically for working via email and providing grades and feedback.
Episode 23 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (formerly the Center for Research Quality) at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and Drs. Leilani Gjellstad (head of IRB) and Sri Banerjee (Public Health faculty) discuss ensuring survey validity.
Episode 22 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (formerly the Center for Research Quality) at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and Drs. Leilani Gjellstad (head of IRB) and Sri Banerjee (Public Health faculty) discuss using data derived from social media.
Transcript available at: https://dvi.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/sites/PodcastPlaylistOwners/Shared%20Documents/General/Transcripts/Research%20Talk%20-%20Center%20for%20Research%20Quality/ORDS%20EP%2022%20SOCIAL%20MEDIA%20AS%20STUDY%20DATA%20Gjellstad%20Banerjee.pdf?csf=1&web=1&e=WOhgxf
Episode 21 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (formerly the Center for Research Quality) at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and Drs. Leilani Gjellstad (head of IRB) and Sri Banerjee (Public Health faculty) discuss recruiting study participants through social media.
Transcript available at: https://dvi.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/sites/PodcastPlaylistOwners/Shared%20Documents/General/Transcripts/Research%20Talk%20-%20Center%20for%20Research%20Quality/ep%2021%20social%20media%20research%20recruitment%20Gjellstad%20Banerjee.pdf?csf=1&web=1&e=lgcpHx.
Episode 20 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (formerly the Center for Research Quality) at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and Dr. Sri Banerjee (Public Health faculty) discuss geo spatial data and analysis and its application for doctoral studies.
Transcript available at: https://dvi.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/sites/PodcastPlaylistOwners/Shared%20Documents/General/Transcripts/Research%20Talk%20-%20Center%20for%20Research%20Quality/ep%2020%20geospatial%20Banerjee.pdf?csf=1&web=1&e=UKKwM7
Episode 19 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (formerly the Center for Research Quality) at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander and Dr. Sri Banerjee (Public Health faculty) discuss statistical software R and Python for doctoral studies.
Transcript available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EbtpiKWpvT9NuUDu5jUD0VIBbyf0Q29CDWNCEkVG2WD7lw?e=jztgdP
This episode is part II of “Tempo Triad: A Model of Support for Student Success,” which was presented at the Winter 2021 NFM. Access part I using the link below. In part II, Dr. Tara Gallien and Susan Stuck discuss best practices for subject matter experts (SME) and academic coaches (AC) who work with students in the Tempo Learning® modality. The discussion focuses on best practices for effective communication, substantive feedback, meaningful engagement, and quality support to promote student success. The student perspective as it relates to these best-practice areas is discussed as well.
Tempo Triad, Part 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWJSRWxG5pU
Transcript for this episode is available at: https://faculty-resources.waldenu.edu/c.php?g=595511&p=7015457#s-lg-box-22246876
Episode 18 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (formerly the Center for Research Quality) at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Annie Morgan (Walden Associate Dean), and Nina McCune (Associate Dean of Office of Inclusive Teaching) discuss the research method Appreciative Inquiry.
Transcript available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EeNLubmiINdAhBBfszNYB08BUcXXhh0J0sxyDukEb5iNvw?e=1fjQKi
Episode 17 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (formerly the Center for Research Quality) at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Leilani Gjellstad (Director of Walden’s IRB), and Nina McCune (Associate Dean of Office of Inclusive Teaching) discuss issues related to research and demographics.
Transcript available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EYbKdw8_YQ1KkfyLucLQITYBa7zPH8AuHXXek-6y7op9bg?e=EeZtzV
Episode 16 of Research Talk, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (formerly the Center for Research Quality) at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Drs. Stadtlander, Leilani Gjellstad (Director of Walden’s IRB), and Nina McCune (Associate Dean of Office of Inclusive Teaching) discuss issues related to diversity and research recruitment.
Transcript available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EVho9_ohDClKuL8PAv4AlawBT5pjm4nt1FR1thDRGK3LLw?e=Xphgag
Episode 15 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander interviews Dr. Sara Moubayed, an alumna of Walden’s PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision program.
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Episode 14 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander interviews Dr. Julienne King, an alumna of Walden’s PhD psychology program.
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Listen as we interview Dr. Maria Natal, a postdoctoral fellow, on how she extended her social change contribution through her doctoral research.
Episode 13 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander demonstrates how to orient a beginning student (Quanny) to the term plan.
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Episode 12 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander demonstrates how to orient a beginning student (Quanny) to the dissertation process.
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In this episode the FSAs discuss how to sync your calendars, and recommend some helpful tips for time management using technology.
Episode 11 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander demonstrates how to mentor a beginning dissertation student (Quanny) through designing a secondary data quantitative study.
Episode 10 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session Dr. Stadtlander demonstrates how to mentor a beginning dissertation student (Yassi)through designing a qualitative study.
In this episode the FSAs discuss how to set and achieve goals, and recommend some helpful goal-setting apps.
In this episode, Dr. Jamil Norman, fellowship supervisor, and Dr. Ezekiel Osundina, fellow, discuss the supervisor-fellow relationship in a Competency-Based Education (CBE) support model.
In this episode, you will hear Dr. Frederica Hendricks-Noble, Program Coordinator, share her thoughts and experiences on supervising a fellow, and Dr. Aundrea Harris discuss how working closely with her supervisor in the Fellowship has helped her grow professionally.
In this episode the FSAs discuss the new Blackboard Annotate tool for inline grading, including tips and tricks for using the tool in your classrooms.
In this episode for the Conversation with Fellows series, Dr. Hightower shares his experience in the fellowship program.
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Episode 9 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and guest panelists Drs. Michelle Brown (director in Walden's Center for Research Quality) and Tony Perry(Psychology faculty). They discuss mentoring doctoral students through quantitative data collection and data analysis.
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In this episode, you will hear coach, Dr. Lashonda Akins, and fellow, Dr. Mary Shuma Rudberg, discuss their experiences as a coach and fellow pair for the Postdoctoral Fellowship Program.
In this episode for the Conversation with Fellows series, Dr. Smith shares her experience in the fellowship program.
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In this episode the FSAs discuss health technology and how it can be used to improve and maintain overall wellness, including ideas shared with our team from Walden faculty and staff.
Episode 8 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and guest panelists Drs. Laura Lynn (dean of Walden's Center for Research Quality), Cheryl Keen and Bonnie Mullinix (Education faculty). They discuss mentoring doctoral students through qualitative data collection and data analysis.
Transcripts available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EYmWwQjwKE9JpH0PubNr3voBo1S2BaTYzVzXCxwO9GYg9g?e=ilUzfU
In Part 2 of this panel discussion, you will hear Vice Provost, Dr. Savitri Dixon-Saxon, have a conversation with hand-selected faculty on the topic of cultural humility in higher education.
In Part 1 of this panel discussion, you will hear Vice Provost, Dr. Savitri Dixon-Saxon, have a conversation with hand-selected faculty on the topic of cultural humility in higher education.
In this episode, you will hear Dr. Kecia Freeman, Walden faculty member, speak about her experience with teaching for the first time through the Postdoctoral Fellowship program.
This special NFM episode features Dr. Annie Morgan, Center for Faculty Excellence Associate Dean, interviewing Dr. Sue Subocz, Walden's Provost and Chief Academic Officer as well as three Vice Provosts: Drs. Savitri Dixon-Saxon, Marilyn Powell, and Andrea Lindell.
Use the time stamps listed below to locate the start of each interview: Dr. Sue Subocz: 0:42 Dr. Savitri Dixon-Saxon: 21:55 Dr. Marilyn Powell: 47:50 Dr. Andrea Lindell: 1:06:04
Transcript available at: https://faculty-resources.waldenu.edu/c.php?g=595511&p=7015457#s-lg-box-22246876
Episode 7 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and guest Dr. Michelle Brown, a director in Walden's Center for Research Quality. They discuss how to mentor students in achieving research design alignment in their research projects.
Transcript available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/ERgVjjO9YlxLoECrngX2rvYBXdLWWh8QVUW1rreUg3-LIA?e=Alrjvn
Listen as fellow, Dr. Lynette Smith, shares how the postdoctoral fellowship allowed her to contribute to positive social change.
In this episode the FSAs discuss technology that can be used to connect with family, friends, and colleagues while social distancing. We share fun ideas for creating connections, including ideas shared with our team from Walden faculty and staff.
In this episode, the Faculty Support Agents discuss the importance of unplugging from technology. We were inspired by the following quote by Anne Lamott: “Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you.”
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Our first episode in the Conversation with Fellows series is with Dr. Cole as she shares her experience in the fellowship program.
Transcript for this episode can be found at: https://faculty-resources.waldenu.edu/cfe/faculty-roles/fellowship#s-lg-box-23960289
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We are excited to announce another playlist on our MyFaculty Podcasts channel - the Postdoc Fellowship playlist. Listen as host, Ashley Burton, and Deepa Shriram discuss what can be expected from this playlist.
Transcript for this episode can be found at: https://faculty-resources.waldenu.edu/cfe/faculty-roles/fellowship#s-lg-box-23960289
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Episode 6 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and guest Dr. Leilani Gjellstad, the head of Walden's IRB. They discuss the impact of COVID 19 on data collection for researchers and Leilani offers some possible solutions.
Transcript available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EQYhtEpPFilBiEKkFxPmiiQBWI_8BjDF2WnVouN8BXpO_Q?e=IZHl9B
Episode 5 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and guest health psychologist, Dr. Ethel Perry. They discuss recognizing COVID 19 anxiety in your dissertation students and some ideas to help students stay focused. Also, some ideas to reduce your own anxiety.
Transcript available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EWNQ0-fayr1KldkK6labj50BOJJnW8gu9Q_2CAmQTBx-OA?e=XS4wGR
Here we present topics of interest to the Ph.D. Psychology faculty from faculty meeting, student webinars, or other presentations.
This professional development opportunity for doctoral capstone or project committee faculty is focused on how to use t the Doctoral Research Coach to both monitor and support doctoral student progress. Listen as Dr. Michelle Brown and Dr. Karen Milheim toss around frequently asked questions.
Transcript for this episode is available at: https://faculty-resources.waldenu.edu/c.php?g=595511&p=7015457#s-lg-box-22246876
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In this episode, the Faculty Support Agents discuss the use of Microsoft Teams. The FSA provides some helpful tips and information about features of Teams that can be used to create connections.
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In this episode, we invited Dr. Jennifer Edwards, contributing faculty in School of Health Sciences, to congratulate her on her upcoming TedX talk and have her share her journey as a public health professional. Listen and be inspired to be an agent of change within our own personal communities regarding health and wellness.
Transcript for this episode is available at: https://faculty-resources.waldenu.edu/c.php?g=595511&p=7015457#s-lg-box-22246876
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Episode 4 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and guest Dr. Daniel Salter. They discuss options and ethics for faculty to consider in publishing with doctoral students and their graduates.
Transcripts available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EdETL5BUkbtHmZJEaWpN914BHmNaFVh9sqWufI7ra81VaQ?e=BL3SIW
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In this episode, the Faculty Support Agents discuss the use of Incognito Mode in browsers to access multiple Office 365 accounts and Outlook inboxes at the same time. The FSA provides some helpful tips and shortcuts for this helpful tech trick.
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Episode 3 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University is a panel discussion with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and panelists, faculty members: Drs: Shanna Barnett, Marty Giles, and Tony Perry. The panel discusses options for synchronous meetings with online dissertation students outside the online classroom and creating a sense of community.
Transcripts available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EcYUT1924cFFjOHjR806LrcB8vZmiHEmm0J80LmIH7GDSw?e=uXZ6OG
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Listen as members of the Real World Solutions to Real World Problems Collaborative discuss the upcoming Cross-Cultural Collaborations Workshop scheduled for March 26, 2020 at 10 a.m. CT.
REGISTER: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jXX7qPqwT0S_ICzCjFs2Xw
Currently seeking proposals for panelists and workshop facilitators. For more information contact, email Brian.Ragsdale@mail.waldenu.edu
Listen to the Inclusive Dialogues launch episode as Associate Director of Walden's Center for Social Change, Molly Raymond, interviews Dr. Denise Boston, the Vice President of the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Hosts Ashley Burton and Angelica Lohr share ideas on how you can better your podcast skills to make for a pleasant listening experience for your audience. Tune in now.
Transcript available at: https://faculty-resources-waldenu-edu.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/c.php?g=595511&p=7015457
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Episode 2 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University is a discussion with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and guest research methodologist, Dr. Marydee Spillett. They discuss issues faculty need to know about the use of qualitative software by dissertation students.
Transcripts available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/EfGzDAo379pCpbtCImq84lMBDuaaAcJiehAMG66uRM88xA?e=YAne9e
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In this episode, the Faculty Support Agents discuss the taboo of asking for help, and the importance of reaching out for support and asking questions. The FSA provides some helpful tips for resolving common technological problems, and reminds faculty that they aren't alone, there are no stupid questions, and everyone needs help sometimes.
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Walden University's Center for Faculty Excellence presents Dr. Donna Busarow speaking with us about her research on social isolation in being a remote worker and also remedies to this dilemma.
Transcript available at: https://faculty-resources.waldenu.edu/ld.php?content_id=51300548
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Listen as host Ashley Burton and Dr. Pettis Perry, a faculty member in the College of Management and Technology, discuss his research on trauma.
Please be aware that Dr. Perry is not a clinician and is simply sharing his experiences and research on trauma.
Transcript available at: https://faculty-resources-waldenu-edu.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ld.php?content_id=51249157
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Get to know the Faculty Support Agents with the Center for Faculty Excellence at Walden University. In this pilot episode, we will introduce you to our team and discuss what we do for the faculty and Walden.
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Walden alumni and now contributing faculty in the School of Public Policy and Administration, Dr. Amin Asfari, shares his experiences and research on islamophobia as it relates to public policy.
Transcript available soon.
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Episode 1 of Research Talk, from the Center for Research Quality at Walden University is a discussion with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander and her guest, Dr. Leilani Gjellstad, head of Walden's IRB, discussing ethics for doctoral committees.
Transcript available at: https://laureatena.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/PodcastPlaylistOwners/ESIEplwZfMBJiJZGrB4cK-EBS0yWimwOecJY1OBQsTo6wA?e=2vIYGi
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Today's episode features Walden contributing faculty member Robin Sachs on the need for play in our adult lives. Listen in now!
Transcript available at: https://faculty-resources-waldenu-edu.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ld.php?content_id=51055697
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Join us in hearing how Drs. Christie Jenkins, Heather Ambrose, and Judy Green discuss how they and we can create positive social change within our own disciplines and interests.
Transcript available at: https://faculty-resources-waldenu-edu.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ld.php?content_id=50629511
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Listen as Walden faculty and staff describe resources internal to Walden and externally accessible smartphone apps that can be used to keep up with our health.
Transcript available at: https://faculty-resources-waldenu-edu.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ld.php?content_id=50331139
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Walden University Virtual National Faculty Meeting Well-being Session on:
Manage Your Energy - Not Your Time: Tips for Stress Reduction and Job Production by Drs. Tara Gallien, Kirsten Lupinski, and Shelly Armstrong.
Transcript available at: https://faculty-resources-waldenu-edu.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ld.php?content_id=50316382