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[upbeat music] Hello there and welcome to Campus Talks, the podcast in which we seek advice and insight from those working across higher education.

I'm Miranda Prinn, campus editor, and this week we're focused on academic careers and how individuals can carve their own path through the rungs of higher education to find success in their own way.

Academia offers some very well trodden routes from postdoc to lecturer to professor, then perhaps moving into departmental or research management roles and ultimately, for those with the desire and credentials, into university leadership.

But not everyone can or wants to follow this traditional path, and they may wish to focus their talents on teaching or policy or perhaps even move between academia and professional practice.

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You know me very well, Tyler.

You know, I love, I have romanticized in my mind fall Saturdays in ACC campuses, Campus I, That like gets me going because it's like I love when the weather changes.

The stadiums are like quaint, but they're also still kind of sick.

Like there's cool settings, especially when it starts getting October, November, beautiful setting, beautiful foliage, foliage, whatever it's called.

did you ever, did you ever have anything against Stanford ever, ever, ever?

no

there's a massive part of me for whatever reason right now it's like fuck Stanford and I don't even know why I like I love their stadium I love their campus it's it's like a really cool setup too but like something about them in the ACC that I'm like fuck these people I don't I don't know I I gotta talk about therapists about it

yeah yeah you should because I don't feel like you yeah it's

I'm Vanessa Richardson.

This is the third episode of our latest Crime House limited series, Campus Crimes.

Four Sundays, four tragic crimes connected to American universities.

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[gentle music] Thanks so much for listening.

I'm Vanessa Richardson.

This is the second episode of our latest Crime House limited series, Campus Crimes.

Four Sundays, four tragic crimes connected to American universities.

Thank you for being part of the Crime House community.

Please rate, review, and follow the show.

If you're a Crime House+ subscriber, all four episodes of Campus Crimes are available right now, completely ad-free.

If you haven't joined yet, go to crimehouseplus.com or tap try free on the Serial Killers and Murderous Minds show page on Apple Podcasts.

Along with early access to this series, you'll also get every episode of this show and the rest of the Crime House lineup ad-free and early.