Francis Marion University
Francis Marion University, located in Florence, SC, and founded in 1970, is one of 13 public, coeducational universities in South Carolina. A comprehensive teaching university, FMU is grounded in its strong liberal arts core. It is also home to a number of professional programs in business, education, engineering, and the health sciences. The university offers over 75 programs of study including three doctoral programs and numerous graduate degrees. With over 60 student organizations, students have the opportunity to be fully immersed in the college experience. FMU is consistently introducing new programs to meet the critical needs of the region and state. The University has also been lauded as one of the South’s best universities for over two decades by U.S. News and World Report and named a Great Colleges to Work For® for 12 years in a row.www.fmarion.edu
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Nov 2, 2026
Darren ShortHOST
I'm your host, Darren Short, and here in our sixth season, we're featuring conversations between members of the Academy Board and lead authors of recent HRD articles.
Darren ShortHOST
This second episode of the season features a conversation between Dr. Matthew Hertini of the University of Texas at Tyler and Dr. Hee-Sun Kim of Francis Marion University.
Darren ShortHOST
Matt and Hisan met in September 2026 to discuss the 2024 article entitled Silence in the Workplace, What Do We Know from Research? The article was published in the European Journal of Training and Development, Volume 48, Number 10.
Darren ShortHOST
Just visit allbypodcast.com forward slash silence for a link to the article, for bios of the two participants, and also to connect with our episode sponsors.
Matthew HurtienneGUEST
The authors read 192 empirical studies, 79 of them on organizational silence and 113 on employee silence.
Matthew HurtienneGUEST
And they came back with an argument that sounds academic, but turns out to be very practical.
Matthew HurtienneGUEST
Today, who is joining us is Dr. Hee-Sung Kim from Francis Marion University.
Matthew HurtienneGUEST
And again, my name is Dr. Matthew Rutini from University of Texas, Tyler, and also a current member of the Academy of Human Resource Development.
Robbin JohnsonGUEST
Um, Other than a short few years after college, I moved to the coast.
Robbin JohnsonGUEST
Where'd you go to college? I went to Francis Marion College.
Jay LaveranceHOST
All right, a little shout out for Francis
Robbin JohnsonGUEST
Marion.
Jose RodriguezGUEST
But...
Jose RodriguezGUEST
After that, I had the opportunity to play college soccer at Francis Marion University.
Jose RodriguezGUEST
I was there for a very short time, ended up leaving, and I ended up attending Northfield University, graduated from there, met my lovely wife there, Dr. Shannon Rodriguez.
Jose RodriguezGUEST
I always got to make sure I emphasize the doctor part of that.
Dylan StoneHOST
Turner states that he learned how to whistle really well during that year.
Dylan StoneHOST
After high school, he spent some time at Francis Marion University before moving to Nashville, Tennessee to enroll in Belmont University and pursue a career in music.
Dylan StoneHOST
His career gained momentum after his college graduation.
Dylan StoneHOST
He worked his way to a debut at the Grand Ole Opry in 2001.