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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.
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Episode #23
After leaving her tenured position at the U.S. Naval Academy, Brielle Harbin founded Your Cooperative Colleague to help individuals and institutions rediscover their purpose. Harbin’s experience in academia guides her approach, from writing personal mission statements to finding intentional rest.
Episode #22
Jennifer van Alstyne is owner of Academic Designer LLC which focuses on empowering scholars through strengthening their online presence. In this episode, Van Alstyne offers valuable advice on how to expertly craft stand-out bios and personalized academic websites.
Episode #21
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 tropical diseases. Collaborating with everyone from high school students to pharmaceutical companies, Siqueira-Neto sheds light on the benefits of integrating many perspectives in developing life-saving questions and solutions.
Episode #20
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 color, and first-gen professionals in higher education. From navigating loneliness in the workplace to saying no, Hill’s wisdom includes building a strong support network, refining self-narratives, and diving into the handbook.
Episode #19
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: An Assistant Professor's Companion , Odders-White shares insights on navigating loneliness, perfectionism, and productive paralysis. Through five-minute methods and an openness to mistakes, Odders-White sheds light on moving through the internal and external pressures of academia.
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professor of Jewish studies and sociology, Tulane University
Founder and director of the Academic Writers Space, The Academic Writers' Space
leadership and mindfulness coach, Washington Latin Public Charter Schools
UC San Diego’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
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