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Hosted by CITI Program · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 89 episodes
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Discussing issues that impact higher education institutions. Hosted by Ed Butch. New episodes every month. Learn more at about.citiprogram.org
CITI Program hosts On Campus - with CITI Program, a education show with 89 episodes published.
Many students arrive on campus excited about college but are uncertain about their future. They may be undecided about a major, unsure about career goals, or struggling to understand how their education connects to a lar
What does the future of higher education look like from the perspective of a CEO working at the intersection of research, compliance, and workforce development? Recorded live at the 2026 NCURA Conference in New York City
When colleges and universities think about student well-being, the conversation often begins and ends with counseling centers. But what if student well-being is much broader than mental health services alone? In this epi
Micro-credentials have quickly moved from a niche innovation to a central part of how colleges and universities think about workforce alignment, lifelong learning, and student value. But as more institutions launch certi
In this episode of On Campus, Elizabeth Allan, PhD, Professor of Higher Education and Director of the Hazing Prevention Research Lab at the University of Maine and Founder of StopHazing and Meredith Stewart, MEd, Operati
In this episode of On Campus, we welcome Dr. Corey Seemiller, a leading researcher on Generation Z and co-author of "Generation Z Goes to College," for a candid conversation about what Gen Z students truly want from high
In this episode of On Campus, we explore what high-quality online and blended learning looks like today with Director of Instruction Design, Dr. Rhiannon Pollard, from the University of Central Florida’s Center for Distr
In this Season 4 kickoff episode of On Campus, we set the stage for higher education in 2026 by exploring three defining trends shaping today’s campuses: how colleges and universities are marketing to Gen Z and today’s h
As Season 3 of On Campus comes to a close, this wrap-up episode offers a moment to reflect and look ahead. In this, we revisit key themes from the season: student engagement, community connection, professional developmen
Unsure if the job listings you see on LinkedIn are ghost posts, spam, or how to investigate red flags as to why a role is open? Wondering how to stand out as a job applicant with AI analyzing resumes? Concerned about whe
What does it mean for a university to truly be global? In this episode, we explore how international partnerships and global engagement enrich both universities and the communities they serve. My guest, Dr. Paulo Mussi A
Studying abroad offers life-changing opportunities for students, but international travel also comes with health risks that universities must address. In this episode, Dr. Wilbur Chen, infectious disease physician and va
An effective compliance program, as outlined in the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, incorporates seven key elements to prevent and detect organizational misconduct. First, organizations must establish clear standards and pro
In part two of our conversation with Dr. Lisa Piazza, we focus on the evolving landscape of undergraduate research and how campuses can broaden access to these formative experiences. Dr. Piazza discusses inclusive practi
In this episode of On Campus, we dive into the power of undergraduate research as a catalyst for student engagement. Host Ed Butch and special guest co-host Alexa McClellan (of CITI Program’s On Research podcast) welcome
Ever wondered how to turn your career challenges into opportunities? Do you see better opportunities in adjacent career fields, yet feel stuck? In this episode, we talk to career coach Julie Hamilton, who shares powerful
What makes a residence hall more than just a place to sleep? In this episode, we explore how residence halls can become powerful hubs for belonging, connection, and student growth. Our guest, Dr. Amy Lorenz, shares insig
What does it really mean for a university to be engaged? In this episode, we explore the power of community-engaged learning and civic engagement with Craig Berger, a leader in civic and community engagement in higher ed
In this episode, we explore the power of design thinking in shaping the future of universities. Our guest, Laura McBain, shares insights on how this human-centered, iterative approach to problem-solving is transforming h
Welcome to season 3 of On Campus! This season, we're diving into the engaged university, exploring how campuses create meaningful connections—between students, faculty, alumni, and the community. In this kickoff episode,
Corey Seemiller
lead researcher on Generation Z and co-author of "Generation Z Goes to College" · Wright State University
1 appearance on this show
Matt Kelly
Director of Strategic Partnerships and Commercial Development · Champaign County AFL-CIO
1 appearance on this show
Elliot Felix
author of “How to Get the Most Out of College: 127 Ways to Make Connections, Make it Work for You, and Make a Difference” · Buro Happold
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Lua Hancock
Executive Director of the Phoenix Generation
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Berger
Co-Founder and Principal · A/M Partners
1 appearance on this show
Paddy Mullen
BRANY
1 appearance on this show
Elizabeth Allan
University of Maine
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Rhiannon Pollard
University of Central Florida
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Wilbur Chen
University of Maryland School of Medicine
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Lisa Piazza
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
1 appearance on this show
Julie Hamilton
Core Rising
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Amy Lorenz
University of North Florida
1 appearance on this show
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