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 Czarnec 

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 Johnson

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. Garcia 

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. Garcia 

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 Tasch

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. Garcia 

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

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. Garcia 

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. Garcia