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Podcasting from the Horrored Halls of Academia

Life hacks and success stories from Nebraska faculty.

Hosted by Trish Kritek, MD, EdM, University of Washington School of Medicine Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs. This podcast is for faculty and provides tips to help clinicians, educators, and researchers thrive professionally in their careers, covering topics from time management and organization to leadership and self-advocacy.

Welcome to The Wealth Faculty, where you and I go on an adventure, a journey in discovering what is the true meaning of wealth. The Wealth Faculty has two intentions. Firstly, we focus on the faculty that you bring to life - your physical, mental and emotional faculties. Secondly, the idea of creating wealth for yourself into the future requires a team - a faculty of advisors. One thing I can tell you, this thing called wealth is a marathon, not a sprint. The people you rely on to help you w ...

The show that started it all, join us here for our general discussion and GM Theory shows.

Welcome to the FacultyWorkshop Podcast where faculty learn the most successful strategies used by other educators. Whether you are looking for ways to improve your teaching, productivity, or simply looking for professional development opportunities, we've got you covered. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Fawaz Al-Malood from FacultyWorkshop.com.

Research in Action is a weekly podcast about topics and issues related to research in higher education from experts across a range of disciplines.

Learn how iPad, iTunes U courses, books, apps and other content are helping faculty to create immersive learning experiences for students.

Focus on Faculty at Union University

Popular Podagogy is a podcast from the Queen’s University Faculty of Education that will cover big teaching ideas in a way that will allow all teachers (and maybe even some parents) an opportunity to relate on a variety of emotional levels. Our guests will include top researchers and instructors from our faculty and beyond, as well as practicing teachers to combine big educational ideas with the everyday life of being a teacher. We hope that as you listen to this podcast, you will have an op ...

A podcast sponsored by JSU's Rebecca O. Turner Faculty Commons for faculty, staff, and students.

A faculty support and development podcast designed around the needs of a diverse, urban, midwestern community college: We promote educational technology in the development of an active/ participatory learning curriculum.

Free sample podcast from the ICAEW's Financial Reporting Faculty

The Faculty Meeting is a conversational podcast related to being a faculty member at the university level. Your hosts, Dr. Marty Jencius and Dr. Eric Baltrinic, interview a variety of guests on topics of interest including faculty roles, responsibilities, and lifestyle.

We're so glad you're joining InterVarsity's Faculty Ministry on one of the oldest pilgrimage routes in Europe, the Camino de Santiago, starting from your front door, July 1st – August 4th, 2020. Traditionally, peregrinos (Spanish for pilgrim) would begin their long journey to Santiago de Compostela right from their front door step – eventually converging along several ancient pathways in northern Spain. In a way, we join this millennia-long tradition by stepping out our own front doors, wher ...

Oxford House Music Faculty Tomi 'Tazer' Adenle Chad 'CPL' Leo

A collection of public lectures either given at, or by members of, the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge.

Interviews with the faculty of Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA.

Podcasts for faculty, residents and medical students

A free, weekly podcast by the Grant MacEwan University Faculty Commons Educational Technology staff. Topics will educate and inform MacEwan faculty with the aim of supporting the integration of technology into teaching and learning at MacEwan.

The Faculty Meeting is a podcast that introduces the world to the individuals in one of the world's most important professions. No instructional strategies or behavior management tips here! Just teachers discussing life in and out of the classroom! EVERY WEDNESDAY **iTunes**Google Play**Stitcher**SoundCloud** SUBSCRIBE - LIKE - SHARE - DOWNLOAD - RATE - REVIEW Follow us on IG@facultymeetingpod E-mail: facultymeetingpodcast@gmail.com Like us on Facebook! Graphic by Danson Designs

Faculty Tech Studio is about emerging technologies for university faculty - discussing, learning, creating, using. We host monthly studios for faculty to share what they are doing, and to hear from others about new technologies being used in and out of the classroom. We'd love to see you at an event, or hear from you in the comments section of this site.

These stand-alone seminars are offered periodically for collegial dialogue around best practices in online teaching. They are co-presented by the Center for Distributed Learning and members of the UCF teaching faculty.

I am an Internal Medicine Program Director putting together educational content for resident and medical students, and faculty development for our faculty. My focus is on Medication Education Content Blast, PCMH Office hours, Story Slams, and faculty development.

A community of post-secondary educators who recognize the deep symbolism and significance of the academic mace and are advancing the status of faculty authority in the academy of the twenty-first century.

Listen to lectures by—and discussions with—the University of Chicago Law School's eminent faculty, as well as some very special guests.

With an increased focus on scholarship at RIT, RIT Libraries will shine a light on some of the Institute's finest by sponsoring "RIT Faculty Scholars" series. This ongoing series spotlights the scholarship work of a different faculty member for each showcase. The sessions will generally be two hours in length, with content that will vary from session to session. Typically, each event may include poster sessions, multimedia presentations, or some type of interactive component. Each program wi ...

This audio broadcast series provides commentary by authors and others on important new books and works of legal scholarship. As always, the Federalist Society takes no position on particular legal or public policy issues; all expressions of opinion are those of the speaker. We hope these broadcasts, like all of our programming, will serve to stimulate discussion and further exchange on the topics they address.