Our guest this week is Dr. Brian Bourke, who speaks with Dustin about the troublesome persistence of the term "nontraditional" students. They discuss where it comes from, why it persists, and what we can do to move towards a more positive word choice and mindsets when supporting our students.

Appreciate Brian taking time out for the show!

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We welcome Reuben Pressman to the podcast this week! Reuben is the Founder & CEO of Check I'm Here, a higher education technology company that helps increase student engagement on campuses all over the country. He spoke with Dustin about the work that he does, and his philosophy around getting college students involved on campus. It's a greatly insightful discussion and it was a pleasure having Reuben on the show!

Many thanks to Reuben for taking time out for the show!

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This week we have another fun episode with our two wonderful hosts, Tom and Dustin! They chat about a wide array of topics, including why they hate going to the dentist, what technology they think is missing from "the future", and how to really engage your audience when making a conference presentation.

Let us know what you think of the episode (and the show). Tweet at us and share some love!

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This week's guest is Shigeo James Iwamiya! He speaks with Dustin about the simple yet also complex phrase that's found in job descriptions nationwide; "other duties as assigned." They break that concept down into what it really means and talk about how we can alter our perspectives about it. It's a very insightful and intriguing conversation!

Many thanks to Shigeo for taking time out for the show!

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We're happy to welcome Wimer Alberto to the podcast this week! He speaks with Dustin about ACUHO-I, his work at Arizona State University, and the things he has learned about housing operations from his time at ASU. Wimer shares some fantastic insights and helpful resources, so be sure to check them all out in the show notes.

Many thanks to Wimer for taking time out for the show!

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We welcome Kathryne Auerback to the podcast this week! She's the Director at the National Center for Student Life, and she spoke with Tom recently about her work with this organization, their upcoming conference, and the mindset she uses to bring the concepts of values based leadership and the social change model to life for college student leaders across the country.

Many thanks to Kathryne for taking time out for the show!

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This week's awesome guest is James Robilotta who chats with Dustin about his speaking career, authenticity, and the process he went through to write his new book, Leading Imperfectly.

Many thanks to James for taking time out for the show!

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We welcome Kristin Skarie to the podcast this week! She speaks with Dustin about sustainability and how campuses work to live out their values, saving energy, reducing consumption, and being more green overall. Kristin shares a bunch of great resources in the episode so make sure to check them all out in the show notes.

Thanks so much Kristin for taking time out for the show!

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This week's awesome guest is Courtney O'Connell, who speaks with Dustin about creating engaging, relevant, and fun training for students and staff alike. She brings a deep interest and passion for training with her and a wealth of student affairs experience as well as experience outside of higher education. Connect with Courtney and some of her writing down in the show notes!

We appreciate Courtney for taking time out for the show!

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Another week of two amazing guests on the podcast! Jason Meriwether and Joe Glover talk to Dustin about supporting student athletes, the value of playing a sport while in college, and some solutions to common problems with this student population.

Thanks so much to Jason & Joe for taking time out for the show!

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