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Notes TITLE IX POLICIES, Free Speech, Affirmative Action

Thank you for this insightful and informative truth-sharing focused platform today. This needs to continue to happen in so many other spaces until change and reform takes root.

Great and informative discussion!

Thank you for bringing up purpose! This was my biggest takeaway. I appreciate it

You are okwith jonathan ruining disabled students careers when the reject his sexual advances? Ironic how he speaks of trauma. Look into his sexual harrassment lawsuits. 6 of them. Pos

😮 you are ok with jonathan poullard being a sexual predator?

Did you know Jonathan poullard is a sexual predator?

00:08 Creating change in higher education by starting with a small group and giving them a problem to work on. 02:30 Transition from presidency to teaching and board roles 07:19 Resistance to change in higher education is not a new phenomenon. 09:44 The university model has not dramatically changed over time. 14:46 Higher education needs to rethink traditional models 17:05 Reorient college and universities to put the student first 21:34 Higher education needs to move towards more interdisciplinary approach 23:42 Challenging the traditional education system 27:56 Approach change with humility and reflection 30:05 Shared governance in higher education can hinder transformational change. 34:28 Encourage innovation through small-scale experiments 36:44 Resistance to change in higher education 41:08 Higher education must fix and improve itself to prevent outside disruption. 43:24 Concerns about the non-sustainability and potential disruption in higher education due to the increasing financial challenges. 47:43 Financial model of higher education needs change 49:55 The role of college leaders in addressing ethical questions in higher education Crafted by Merlin AI.

Great interview.

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I'm here to make lifelong friends on the internet

The new double speak. I'm falling asleep. As the people talk of nothing and have no real answers, only feelings and empty ideas without action. Talk is cheap and somehow these people get paid to have verbal diharea. Nananananan

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The numbers will never be as accurate as the social facts. It's well known how terrible people have been treated, and no defense could ever convince me otherwise.

Amazing

Great insights...thank you!

This episode came along at the perfect time as helps me illustrate the role of our Chief of Staff.

Great episode! Thank you Claire and Jose for your energy, mentorship, and leadership in our field.

"Boooooo white people!"

Thanks for the insights here. The conspicuous absence of, and degradation any kind of true virtue, coupled with the obvious intentionality of the normalization of perversion and devaluation of humanity, from this Cheshire Cat charlatan, is a simple and transparent example of Evil.

Having attended SJTI, I don’t recommend this experience. People are not held in a brave space to grow and not perpetrate harm. They hold an unfacilitated group discussion around race for Asians - holding an assumption that Asians don’t need to have facilitation in such a discussion. That allows harm to occur in ways that are antithetical to healing and allows people to engage in revenge and punishment behaviors.

I went to high school with Edgar Montero. I am so proud of him for everything he accomplished despite the restrictions of incarceration. If you see this Edgar, please reach out to me.

What a great conversation! I appreciated the desire of both guests and the host to involve those being served in the process of creating plans. The willingness to take a new approach was also good to hear.

To be honest someone did make a good point online that the movie cover the basis of feminism and it does not even go that deep with it. It is more of a humanist film of self-discovery. Especially with Ken and Barbie.

This is just what I needed. 🙏

Thank you! I appreciate the authenticity of your discussion. Much to learn, do, research, and teach.

Sheila's Comments about being an ou ou ou student was so funny. This is a very good perspective

I absolutely love the points that Dr. Kehaulani Vaughn addresses during this talk story. Very well said! Thank you all for your advocacy.

Thank you so the amazing efforts!

Very well done!

What a great conversation! ❤

What about RJ for faculty matters?

What a powerful group of colleagues and wisdom shared. Thank you! ❤

great

I appreciate the work y'all put into this, ty!

Awesome

Demoncrats are ruining this country by their communist ways.

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An excellent episode with wonderful insights from these new professionals. I look forward to sharing this with scholars in my Intro to Student Services course this autumn. Thank you Miles, Quinn, Quan, and Carson.

So blessed to have Steve as a boss!

Truly appreciate this space & the knowledge shared. ❤️ Thank you!

Like Heather I would also choose Brene Brown.

Love this exchange - and thank you for the wealth of knowledge I would love the links or titles of the books Thank you for shedding light and startig conversations on these important topics coming in from Australia where there isn't much information for our pasifika people

This was So Good!#Thanks!

Loved this conversation, thank yall

I am such a fan of Laura's! So happy to be able to tune into this episode!!

I appreciate the conversation here. Such great points and leaves listeners with things to think about! I am so glad the convo about compensation is happening, particularly about the room and board for RDs, because that's what many RDs are talking about right now pretty much everywhere (and rightfully so). Hoping this episode continues to push the needle!