Chapter 3: Sharing the Dinner Table
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
Release Date: 12/09/2019
Chapter 11: Going Through Changes
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
Well friends, all good things must come to an end. With the end of the 2018-2020 Leadership Team for NPGS, we're saying farewell to our beloved Alyssa Burks as she goes on to new adventures. Not all is lost, though, as we say hi to our new co-host Ashley Carter and talk about all the changes we're going through and how we manage.
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Chapter 10: Networks and Speakers and Sessions, Oh My!
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
Maybe a little nervous for the NASPA Annual Conference? Tune in this week for some tips and tricks on how to navigate big conferences and how to make the most of your experience. This episode's extra special guests are Brooke Wilson and Michael Thompkins, our current Conference Committee Co-Chairs and Co-Chair-Elects for the NPGS KC! Spoiler alert, things don't always go to plan, so even though NASPA got cancelled, listen in for some updates on the podcast.
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Chapter 9: TPE & Me
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
See what we did there? Bad dad jokes aside, this week we have the pleasure of chatting with Kirby R. Gibson from The Placement Exchange. Tune in for helpful tips, tricks, and insider info about the biggest Student Affairs job fair!
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Chapter 8: Falling Out Of Love With Student Affairs
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
Sometimes we need to take some time to talk through the breakup. Join us this week as we take some time on Valentine's Day to talk with Raven Johnson and Dylan Dunn about transitioning out of Student Affairs. Bring some tissues, we're getting emotional.
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Chapter 7: Working On Your "Fit"ness
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
Dr. Shauna Sobers put us through our paces this week! Like a good CrossFit class, we're flipping tires and figuring out where our strengths comes from. Join us this week on a trek through some self-discovery and how to apply your best self to your job search. Yes, it's that time of year, we're panicking too.
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Chapter 6: As Political as Apple Pie
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
William Teer of Ole Miss joins us this week as we talk about navigating politics and elections in the Higher Ed setting. We are hoping to inspire our listeners to take an interest in helping students get more politically involved! Tune in to hear about this great topic, with a little bit of milkshake thrown in for some sweetness.
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Chapter 5: New Year, New You
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
Dr. Darby Roberts and Sasha Cui of the Assessment, Evaluation, and Research Knowledge Community (AER KC) join us this week as we talk about our New Year's resolutions. We're challenging you our listeners to think about making a professional resolution to involve yourself in AER work with help from the AER KC. Tune in for some tips on how to make this resolution stick.. unlike our guys commitments.
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Chapter 4: Keeping it in the Family
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
Kayla Albano of the Parents and Families Knowledge Community joins us this week for a conversation about how to navigate conversations and interactions with Parents and Families in a Student Affairs/Higher Education setting. Tune in for some helpful tips on tackling some facets of imposter syndrome and using your narrative to help ensure your credibility.
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Chapter 3: Sharing the Dinner Table
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
This week we're sitting down with Jemilia Davis and Christina Ujj from the Student Affairs Partnering with Academic Affairs Knowledge Community (SAPAA KC) to share our dinner table and talk about how to build partnerships as a new professional, graduate, or doctoral student.
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Chapter 2: Cuffing Season
The Big Green Book: A Podcast for the Profession
To celebrate that very special time of year when we single folk get to reevaluate our relationships with our pets, Josh sat down with our happy couple Alyssa and her husband Carter to talk about navigating relationships in student affairs. Through trials, tribulations, and the month of August, listen in to hear how the Burks make it work.
info_outlineThis week we're sitting down with Jemilia Davis and Christina Ujj from the Student Affairs Partnering with Academic Affairs Knowledge Community (SAPAA KC) to share our dinner table and talk about how to build partnerships as a new professional, graduate, or doctoral student.