This podcast takes a look at a more underground faction of the collegiate experience: secret societies. Hosts discuss the scant literature available on secret societies, their personal experiences with them, and the potential implications for student affairs practitioners. They are so thankful for your time!

Credits for Podcast: 

Madison Leffel

Dylan Wilkes

Mickey Simmons

Braylon Junior

Whitney Smith

Tiffany Deal

University of Tennessee

Florida State University

Clemson University

“The Eggplant”
Education Drive

Podcast References 

Nowicki, A. (2014, October 16). These 10 secret societies are among higher ed's most mysterious. Education Drive. Retrieved from http://www.educationdive.com/news/these-10-secret-societies-are-among-higher-eds-most-mysterious/320487/

Burning Spear. (2006, January 22). Spear night ceremony; procedures for conducting spear night. Retrieved from https://www.scribd.com/doc/308299870/Florida-State-University-Burning-Spear-Night-Manual#download&from_embed 

Bussa, J. (2011, April 11). Secret society leaves mark in unexpected ways. The Daily Beacon. Retrieved from http://dailybeacon.webfactional.com/news/2011/apr/29/secret-society-leaves-mark-unexpected-ways/ 

Sparr, E., Rash, C. (2008, February 8). Secrets of the Brotherhood. The Tiger News. Retrieved from http://archives.thetigernews.com/news.php?aid=5190&sid=1 

Erickson, B. H. (1981). Secret societies and social structure. Social Forces, 188-210. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org.libproxy.clemson.edu/stable/pdf/2577940.pdf

The Breakout Queen’s podcast explores our experiences doing escape rooms. We analyze what escape rooms can teach us about each other and our identities. Additionally, we break out of escape rooms to talk about power, privilege, and the concept of hardiness. With Abigail Beadle, Jess Hamrick, & Bianca Lambert.

Credits for Podcast: 

Book: 

Strayhorn, T. (2016). Student Development Theory in Higher Education: A social psychological 

approach. New York, NY. Routledge.

Scholarly Work: 

Maddi, S. R. (2006). Hardiness: The courage to grow from stresses. The Journal of Positive

Psychology, 1(3).

Website: 

https://worldofescapes.com Find an escape room near you! 

Music: 

    Schoolin’ Life. (2011). Beyoncé 

Interview: 

    (C. Feil, personal communication, March 30, 2017)

College students have the choice to either go to Cabo or on a cruise for their break, but these students decided to take a completely different route. Students and staff share their experiences of alternative breaks and how it impacted their time in college. The stories that were shared in the podcast emphasize the importance to have college students and Student Affairs professionals participate in an Alternative Break Program.

Credits for Podcast: 

Kate Radford

Emily Oakman 

Alex Harrison

Elmer Orellana

Reference List:

https://psmag.com/instagrammingafrica-the-narcissism-of-global-voluntourism-e5001bf57fdf 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hXFwMyK1KE

https://matadornetwork.com/change/4-ways-americans-taught-white-savior-complex-can/

http://www.awakin.org/read/view.php?tid=940

A fun and informative conversation about the state of NACURH and its path to inclusion. Where have they been and where are they going? Find out when Emily get together.  With Braylon Junior.

Credits for Podcast: 

Emily Braught

Grace and Mercy

Adobe Audtion

References and Resources:

The Bylaws of NACURH, Inc. 

The Policy Book of NACURH, Inc.   

The NRHH Policy Book & Bylaws 

Welcome to the largest family reunion on the World Wide Web. This podcast explores the diversity in Higher Education through creative and authentic storytelling. Diversity in the Student Affairs Professional’s experience, the student’s experience, and reasons why certain professionals are dedicated to the field will be discussed.  With Keenan Jones.

The callers and their representatives. (Nieesha/Erin, Jason/Adric, Juan/Elmer, Cara/Brooks, Sawyer/Michael, Jessica/Kate)

NISH the producer.  

Emerging Scholars- https://www.clemson.edu/academics/programs/emerging-scholars/

NASPA- https://www.naspa.org

ACPA- http://www.myacpa.org

Courtney Honeycutt has a conversation with Hannah Andersen about her take on teaching at the university level in France. Hannah has her Master’s in French from the University of Virginia and is a Ph.D. candidate in French at UVA as well. She has both taught English to elementary and college level students in France and English to preschool and college level students in the U.S.

Credits for Podcast: Hannah Andersen, MA; Ph.D. Candidate

French Quarter Magazine. (2014, September 15). RE: Higher education in France and the United States: A brief overview. [Web log message]. Retrieved from http://frenchquartermag.com/higher-education-in-france-and-the-united-states-a-brief-overview/

Liu, J. (2001). A comparison of student management and secondary school organization in the Peoples' Republic of China, France, and America. American Secondary Education, 29(4), 30-37. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/41064439

Roach, David. K., Cornett-DeVito, Myrna M., & DeVito, Raffaele. (2005). A cross-cultural comparison of instructor communication in American and French classrooms. Communication Quarterly, 53(1), 87-107. doi: 10.1080/01463370500056127

Soon-to-be student affairs professional, Madeline Anderson, partners with current professional academic advisor and growing expert on generational research, Erica Harper, M.Ed., to talk about being millennials and working in the world of higher education. Current #MillennialSAPro Erica also shares helpful advice on navigating conversations with parents and being the youngest in her office. Tune in to learn more about Generation X, Millennials, Generation Z, and what it feels like to be an April Ludgate in a room full of *insert older Parks & Recreation character here*. 

Credits for Podcast: 

To learn more check out:

• Generational Differences Chart: http://www.wmfc.org/uploads/GenerationalDifferencesChart.pdf
• Ryan Jenkins’s “Generation Z Characteristics: Understanding The High-Tech And Hyper-Social Upbringing Of The Post-Millennial Generation”: http://www.ryan-jenkins.com/2015/07/20/generation-z-characteristics-understanding-the-high-tech-and-hyper-social-upbringing-of-the-post-millennial-generation/ 
• “How to Communicate with Gen Z”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmNzZf0996o
• “Simon Sinek on Millennials in the Workplace”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hER0Qp6QJNU  
• •    Podcast Music brought to you by Free Music Archive: “The Renaissance Man”- Little Glass Man 

My name is Alexander Contag Grabowska…but you can just call me Alex. In this podcast I interview Dave Vandeventer, the Recycling Manager for Clemson University in order to learn more about his simple, but not easy work. This interview is framed by the increasing role colleges’ commitments to environmental issues play in students’ decisions to apply to schools.

Credits for Podcast: 

Dave Vandeventer

Michelle Boettcher

Jimmy Howard

Resources: 

1. Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE); http://www.aashe.org

2. "The 9 Elements of a Sustainable Campus" by Mitchell Thomashow

3. "This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate" by Naomi Klein