On The Mark

On the Mark presents a forum for candid conversations about meaningful and consequential work happening here at Towson University. Founded in 1866, Towson University is a top-ranked, comprehensive public research university recognized as Maryland’s #1 public institution by the Wall Street Journal. As greater Baltimore’s largest university, TU proudly serves as an engine of opportunity for nearly 20,000 students, the state of Maryland and beyond.

On The Mark is a education podcast hosted by Towson University, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Towson University hosts On The Mark, a education show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #1

  On the Mark: Dr. Thomas Rhoads, Dr. Jaime DeLuca, and Dr. Steve Eigenbrot

  Sep 21, 202636 minS3

  President Mark Ginsberg sits down with Drs. Thomas Rhoads, Jaime DeLuca, and Steve Eigenbrot for a conversation on the intersection of sports, business and culture. They discuss how professional sports teams affect a city’s community and economy, the rising cost of participation in youth sports, the socio-cultural impact of sports in everyday life and potential legislative changes in college athletics like NIL.

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  Episode #12

  On the Mark: Dr. Todd Kenreich and Jessica Moore

  Aug 17, 202636 minS2

  As students head back to the classroom, the routines established at home can shape their success throughout the school year. In this episode, President Mark Ginsberg is joined by Towson University College of Education faculty members Jessica Moore and Dr. Todd Kenreich for a conversation grounded in research and real-world experience about helping students thrive. They discuss strategies to reduce anxiety and build confidence, from consistent routines to managing screen time, supporting your student with homework, and establishing a strong partnership with their teachers.

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  Episode #11

  On the Mark: Dr. Mary Stapleton and Kara Berger

  Jul 20, 202632 minS2

  President Mark Ginsberg hosts Dr. Mary Stapleton, director of Towson University’s Center for STEM Excellence, and Kara Berger, the center’s education and outreach specialist, to explore how TU is helping shape the future of STEM education across Maryland. They discuss the center’s statewide impact through hands-on student learning experiences, professional development for educators and innovative partnerships with schools and communities. From robotics and cybersecurity to artificial intelligence and climate education, the conversation highlights how the center is preparing students and teachers to adapt to emerging technologies while fostering a lifelong passion for discovery.

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  Episode #10

  On the Mark: Dr. Dario DiBattista

  Jun 22, 202632 minS2

  President Mark Ginsberg welcomes Dr. Dario DiBattista, director of Towson University’s Military and Veterans Center, for a conversation about supporting those who have served and helping them thrive in higher education. A combat veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, educator and researcher, Dr. DiBattista shares his own journey from military service to college and discusses the unique challenges many veterans face as they transition to campus life. The two explore how TU and other universities can best provide critical support for student veterans—from navigating GI Bill benefits to building community, fostering belonging and providing resources that support mental health, academic success and workforce development. The discussion also highlights the strengths veterans bring to the classroom, including leadership, resilience, discipline and a commitment to service.

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  Episode #9

  On the Mark: Dr. Rachel Billman and Dr. Kandace Hoppin

  May 18, 202630 minS2

  <p>In this episode, President Mark Ginsberg is joined by Dr. Kandace Hoppin and Dr. Rachel Billman, associate professors in special education at Towson University, whose work focuses on supporting students with diverse learning needs and preparing future educators for inclusive classrooms. The group explores how educators are creating more inclusive learning environments and expanding opportunities for students with disabilities through innovative teaching and hands-on experiences. </p><p>The conversation highlights Camp InSpECT, a free five-day summer camp hosted at TU for students entering grades 1–10 with documented disabilities. Through engaging lessons in computational thinking and computer science, campers build confidence and...

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