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Varying Viewpoints

Samuel DeWitt Proctor Institute

The Samuel DeWitt Proctor Institute for Leadership, Equity, and Justice is proud to present the “Varying Viewpoints” podcast. Our podcast series highlights recent and relevant work of emerging and established scholars and provides an engaging way to share innovative scholarship that focuses on diversifying leadership, enhancing equity, and fostering justice in higher education.

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  1. Episode 93: The Reason We Don’t Have More Black Women in Higher Education Academic Leadership is Because, They Don’t Want Them! 50:26
  2. Episode 92: Homecoming Through the Eyes of an HBCU President 27:59
  3. Episode 91: Preserving Black Educational Histories 25:44
  4. Episode 90: Social Mobility in the Job Market: Exploring How HSIs Enable Workforce 34:34
  5. Episode 89: Cultivating Research Capacity At Student-Centered 29:17
  6. Episode 88: MSI Faculty Are ELEVATING 38:44
  7. Episode 87: How to Pitch Your Ideas 42:07
  8. Episode 86: Recruiting for Mission: How HBCUs Compete for Talent 23:28
  9. Episode 85: The Illusion of Neutrality 37:47
  10. Episode 84: Reimagining Leadership Through Voice, Networks, and Feedback 31:59
  11. Episode 83: From Potential to Power: Strategies for Black Women’s Success 34:58
  12. Episode 82: Why I Stayed, Why I Left: HBCU Faculty in Motion 24:00
  13. Episode 81: Achievement Unlocked: Black Males, Video Games & Academic Success 19:02
  14. Episode 80: Pivoting with Purpose: Navigating Higher Education During Uncertainty 38:16
  15. Episode 79: Rewriting The Academy Con Cariño, Cultura Y Comunidad 40:02
  16. Episode 78: The 25% Question: Unpacking the Legal Attack on HSIs 34:45
  17. Episode 77: Rewriting The Gameplan: Latinx Student-Athletes Navigating Higher Education 28:52
  18. Episode 76: Rural Health and Access to Care: A Worsening Dilemma 42:00
  19. Episode 75: From Setback to Mastery: Lessons in Becoming Unbreakable 26:53
  20. Episode 74: Raising Achievers: Critical Analysis of Parental Involvement 21:39
  21. Episode 73: Influence of HBCU homecomings on PWIs 30:54
  22. Episode 72: Confessions of a Black Academic 38:26
  23. Episode 70: A Therapeutic Conversation with blackwildgirl author, Menah Pratt 30:32
  24. Episode 71: Black-Owned Businesses at HBCU Homecomings 27:49
  25. Episode 69: For the Culture: Highlighting HBCU Alumni Homecoming Experiences 40:50
  26. Episode 68:Booked and Busy: HBCU Library Alliance Summer Preservation Interns 12:26
  27. EP 67: Hispanic-Enrolling to Hispanic-Serving in STEM 43:16
  28. EP 66: Resisting Assimilation in Rhetoric & Composition Spaces: Strategies for Instructors 1:07:40
  29. EP 65: It’s a *Different* World: How HBCUs Prepare Black Students for Professional Environments 33:34
  30. Episode 64: Embracing Identity: How HBCUs can empower Queer Black students with JaMareous Thompson 30:53
  31. Episode 63: "It’s Not You… It’s Grief" with Ahira Smith 24:21
  32. Episode 62: "Advertising Registered Apprenticeship Programs at MSIs" with Natalie Passov 23:06
  33. Episode 61: "Uplifting Young Women of Color in Business" with Leah Lattimore 21:28
  34. Episode 60: "Embracing the Future of Work Now" with Joanna Jenkins & Natascha Saunders 40:34
  35. Episode 59: "Collaboration and Synergy" with Monsterrat Fuentes & Melva K. Wallace 18:21
  36. Episode 58: "The HBCU Legacy and American Democracy" with John S. Wilson Jr. 23:52
  37. Episode 57: "When Equity Meets Career Design" w/ Hayley Haywood and Anna-Kaye Rowe 38:11
  38. Episode 56: "Community Engagement: MSIs & the Carnegie Elective" w/ Paul LeMahieu & Marisol Morales 36:17
  39. Episode 55: "From Awkward to #Winning: An Exploration of Storytelling Scholarship" w/ Joanna Jenkins 34:53
  40. Episode 54: "Research v. Teaching: Dissecting the First Gen Graduate Student Experience" w/ Tim Fong 43:07
  41. Episode 53: "Leadership for Public Purpose: MSIs & the CEC" w/ Carla Ortega-Santori & Stef Johnson 33:44
  42. Episode 52: "How to Start a Registered Apprenticeship" with Ginger Allison 32:34
  43. Episode 51: "Supporting and Uplifting Women of Color in STEM Education" with Shetay Ashford-Hanserd 32:06
  44. Episode 50: "How Hip Hop Empowers Civic Development in Higher Education" with Raphael Travis 52:02
  45. Episode 49: "The Academic Parity Movement: Uprooting Academic Bullying" w/ Morteza Mahmoudi 36:35
  46. Episode 48: "COVID-related Mental Health Challenges" w/ Glennis Daniels & Katherine C. Aquino 36:54
  47. Episode 47: "Young, Gifted, & Diverse: Origins of the New Black Elite" with Camille Charles 40:13
  48. Episode 46: "Juggling it All: The Balance Between Family, Work, and Education" with Raquel Muñiz 29:16
  49. Episode 45: "The Lost Promise: Academic Freedom and its Historical Context" with Ellen Schrecker 38:19
  50. Episode 44: "Digital (In)Equity: How Assumptions Shape the Tech Field" with Cassidy Puckett 25:05