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The field of academia needs a wellness boost. So many scholars struggle with self-doubt, lack of focus, overwhelm, and even burnout. What do scholars find meaningful and fulfilling? How can we align our professional decisions with our values and priorities? What advice can we apply from coaches and experts in mindfulness, happiness, and productivity? Hebrew Union College Professor Sarah Bunin Benor and Carleton University Professor Mira Sucharov answer these questions through in-depth conversations with scholars, experts, and coaches.
Unknown Host hosts Peer Review: Creativity and Fulfillment in Academia, a business show with 22 episodes published.
Jair Siqueira-Neto, professor and associate director of the Screening Core at UC San Diego’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, reflects on the importance of researching and raising awareness about tr
As a psychologist, host of the Advancing Your Career in Academia podcast, and Founder and Senior Executive Consultant of The Acclivity, Dr. Loren M. Hill dedicates her work to career advancement for women, people of colo
Elizabeth Odders-White, leadership consultant and coach, left her tenured position in academia to work toward shifting the culture in the scholarly world. Building on insights from her books, including Well on Your Way:
Peer Review Podcast co-hosts Sarah Bunin Benor and Mira Sucharov discuss Maggie Berg and Barbara K. Seeber’s 2016 book, The Slow Professor. Slowness is not just a pace but an approach to reading, writing, and thinking. B
Walt Wolfram, William C. Friday Distinguished University Professor at North Carolina State University, discusses the academic responsibility of giving back to communities through public lectures, films, and events for pe
In this special episode, host of Write It! podcast Rachel Gordan speaks with Peer Review host Sarah Bunin Benor.
Undergraduate Director and Associate Professor of Jewish Studies at Rutgers University Michal Raucher discusses the intersection of scholarship and teaching and the nuances of addressing political issues in the classroom
Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Ottawa Joel Westheimer speaks about his path from the K-12 classroom to the lecture hall. With wisdom from his experience testifying in support of NYU’s graduate
Rees Kassen, evolutionary biologist at McGill University, brings a scientific framework to improve public health, the environment, and academia. With insights on the ecosystem of the university, applications of STEM to p
Helen Sword is professor emerita at the University of Auckland and author of four books on the craft of writing and how to make the process more pleasurable. In this interview, she discusses her most recent book, Writing
Eviatar Zerubavel is Professor of Sociology Emeritus at Rutgers University and author of 14 books. With Mira and Sarah, he discusses the approach he popularized in The Clockwork Muse: A Practical Guide to Writing Theses,
Annmarie Caño, Psychology Professor at Gonzaga University and author of Leading Toward Liberation, explains how to effect institutional change through listening-based leadership, defining the hidden curriculum, and artic
Ilana Horwitz, professor of Jewish studies and sociology at Tulane University and author of The Entrepreneurial Scholar, shares wisdom from her unexpected journey into academia and insights on the role of resourcefulness
Robbie Shilliam, Scholar of International Relations at Johns Hopkins University, reflects on bringing creativity and community to academia through the interdisciplinarity of the field, co-teaching courses, building struc
Founder and director of the Academic Writers Space Alison Miller shares advice for building writing infrastructure, navigating inbox Narnia, and living a life where productivity and well-being coexist. Scholars at all ca
Lance Eaton, an expert on integrating technology into education, gives practical tools for teaching in the world of AI. Grappling with questions of its uses, ethics, and possibilities, Eaton underscores the humanness at
Lila Corwin Berman, professor of American Jewish History at New York University, discusses how current U.S. politics and internal drive for productivity shape her work. With reflective wisdom, Berman offers insight on ap
Peter Anderson, leadership and mindfulness coach, shares wisdom about burnout, stoicism, and emotional intelligence. Including a brief meditation sample, Anderson prompts reflection on autonomy and ‘better productivity.’
Academic coach and author Leslie Kern on navigating the challenging world of academia, from prestige and productivity to making hidden labor count.
Mira Sucharov interviews Sarah Bunin Benor, podcast co-host and Professor at Hebrew Union College, about her expertise in the field of Jewish sociolinguistics, productivity hacks, and animating values. From founding the
Ilana Horwitz
professor of Jewish studies and sociology · Tulane University
1 appearance on this show
Alison Miller
Founder and director of the Academic Writers Space · The Academic Writers' Space
1 appearance on this show
Lance Eaton
Senior Associate Director of AI in Teaching and Learning · Northeastern University
1 appearance on this show
Peter Anderson
leadership and mindfulness coach · Washington Latin Public Charter Schools
1 appearance on this show
Leslie Kern
The Feminist City, Gentrification Is Inevitable and Other Lies
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