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Come To Believe hosts Come To Believe: The Podcast, a education show with 39 episodes published.
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Dr. Becca Spindel Bassett, an assistant professor at the University of Arkansas, to discuss her recent research on "Equity Engines": colleges and universities that bot
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Dr. Justin Shaffer of Recombinant Education and the Colorado School of Mines to discuss Dr. Shaffer's implementation, research and advocacy for "high structure course
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with the President & CEO of the Dream.US, the nation’s largest college and career success program for undocumented immigrant youth. They discuss Gaby's path to activism and
In this episode CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Dr. Aidé Acosta, Chief College Officer of Noble Schools in Chicago, to discuss how best to support students to and through higher education in the current political mom
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez shares an audio essay based upon his recent presentation, Building Belonging. Carlos reflects on the importance of belonging in the CTB model by sharing audio clips of stakeholders
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with two members of the Founder's College (the new CTB model college at Butler University in Indianapolis): Associate Director of Admissions Donneisha Baker and Associate D
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Ashley Mowreader (https://x.com/amowreader), Student Success Reporter for Inside Higher Ed & host of Voices of Student Success podcast, to discuss the landscape of men
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Eric Hoover, senior writer at the Chronicle of Higher Education. The conversation focused on Eric's recent work on the challenges facing students experiencing homeless
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down (in person during a campus visit at Dougherty Family College) with DFC's Carla Gonzalez (Literacy Specialist) and Heather Isernhagen (Math Specialist). They discussed DFC's
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Miriam Porras and Madeline Joy Trimble of Ithaka S+R, a non-profit that provides strategic advice and support services to help institutions improve their performance a
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sits down with journalist Joshua Bay of The 74 to discuss his recent article, 'I Needed Help: Students Spill the Truth About College Experiences.' Joshua and Carlos discuss the post
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Dr. Cindy Trejo, a Project Director within the University of Arizona's College of Education. The conversation focuses on a recent report authored by Dr. Trejo, "Refram
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sits down with the inaugural dean of Founder's College of Butler University, Dr. Carolyn Gentle-Genitty. They discuss how Dr. Gentle-Genitty's prior experiences have prepared her fo
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Caitlin Power and Sonianne Lozada from the Partnership for College Completion (PCC) to discuss PCC's recent report "What We Need to Succeed," which aims to amplify stu
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sat down with Dr. DeAnna Katey, the Director of Undergraduate Student Programs at the Virginia Tech University College of Engineering. They discuss Dr. Katey's research on first gen
This episode is a recording of CTB's latest virtual panel, "A Smart Investment: Affordability & Value in Higher Ed," held on Zoom on February 28, 2024. The conversation was hosted by CTB's President & CEO, Steve Katsouro
In this episode, CTB's Carlos Martinez sits down with Dr. Kelly Hallberg and Dr. Shantá Robinson of UChicago's Inclusive Economy Lab. They discuss the Inclusive Economy Lab's recent report (co-authored by Dr. Hallberg, D
In this episode, we discuss the phenomenon of imposter syndrome with Dougherty Family College professor Dr. Noah Gagner. With host Asya Meadows, Professor Gagner discusses what imposter syndrome is, how it affects studen
In this episode, we engage in an in-depth discussion about food insecurity among college students and the way it impacts their success with Professor Maureen McCoy from Arizona State University and Mariaton Tate,Assistan
In this episode, CTB's President and CEO Steve Katsouros, SJ, sits down with representatives from the Dream.US, a scholarship program dedicated to supporting undocumented students in higher ed. Steve talks with Dream.US
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