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In higher education, we sometimes refer a little too casually to difficult challenges as "crises," but there is a realm of the truly unthinkable. Craig Allen and his staff lived through one of the most well known campus tragedies in the country, and he not only modeled learning, but he put his experience to use by educating others. As Dr. Allen says, being trained is not the same as being prepared, but with his help, we can all be more ready. We can also implement intentional relationship-driven programs to prevent our worst nightmares. Spoiler: You might be surprised at the amount of joy and optimism this episode brings.
A note about the audio: We want to give you a heads-up that there are some portions of our guest’s audio in this episode that are difficult to understand. We’ve done everything we can in editing to improve the recording, but a few words and phrases remain indistinguishable.
We ultimately decided not to re-record this conversation. The subject is a deeply serious one—the deaths of students in a fire—and we felt that the conversation itself was too important to lose. We hope you’ll listen with a little grace for the imperfect audio and, more importantly, that you’ll find something meaningful and even profound in what our guest has to share.
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