Through this theme, we invite students, faculty, staff, and community members to explore higher education through informed learning, connected systems, student wellness, and community engagement. The overarching theme is meant to promote common academic conversation and foster engagement on campus around the idea that there is educational power in the connections we make and overcoming the obstacles we face within higher education and the world.
College Student Mental Health and Well-Bring: A Survey of Presidents by Hollie Chessman and Morgan Taylor.
This article is part of a series that the authors created to discover the state of mental health on campuses and how the campuses are addressing the need for support. It proposes potential pathways to help students manage the mental health crisis. It further highlights how over 80% of university presidents have mentioned the need for student well-being within their strategic plan, and 40 5 mentioned mental health plans. This article encourages students, faculty, and staff to look at the impact that quality support could have at their institution.
Unequal and Uneven: The Geography of Higher Education Access by Laura Beamer and Marshall Steinbaum
This research goes into detail concerning Higher Education Desserts across the US. It focuses on the accessibility of higher education through enrollment figures and the location of colleges. This report shows that 10.1 million Americans live in public education deserts" and factors this down to the zip code level. This report can help students examine the relationship between income and access.
The Inforium Podcast by Thomas Frank and Martin Boehme.
This podcast is a dynamic conversation about how to break through the challenges of college, productivity hacks, studying tools, and thoughts on the best reading position. This podcast is not geared toward students who have the answers and seeks to help everyone in their academic journey, from discovering a career path to burnout. Students can tune in and learn more about navigating the educational system.
Tiny Leaps, Big Changes Podcast by Gregg Clunis.
This is a personal development podcast delivered in 15-minute or less segments. The show has simple strategies to overcome everyday challenges and how to achieve goals and make changes. This podcast is excellent for helping students address wellness, procrastination, and balance between their rational and emotional minds.
TED Talks Daily Podcast, by TED (Technology, Entertainment, and Design).
This podcast has various individuals from many careers come in and speak for about 10 minutes about inspiring ideas. This encourages students to explore alternative perspectives, learn about everyday concepts, and become informed decision-makers.
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