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Oct 23, 2026
Margena ChristianGUEST
But in her words, she says she got paid for two songs as a producer.
Margena ChristianGUEST
OK, now, as an academic, as a scholar, I was going through a book called African-American Issues in Higher Education.
Margena ChristianGUEST
African-American issue issues in African-American music.
Margena ChristianGUEST
And it dealt with power, gender, race and representation.
Margena ChristianGUEST
But in her words, she says she got paid for two songs as a producer.
Margena ChristianGUEST
OK, now, as an academic, as a scholar, I was going through a book called African-American Issues in Higher Education.
Margena ChristianGUEST
African-American issue issues in African-American music.
Margena ChristianGUEST
And it dealt with power, gender, race and representation.
Margena ChristianGUEST
But in her words, she says she got paid for two songs as a producer.
Margena ChristianGUEST
OK, now, as an academic, as a scholar, I was going through a book called African-American Issues in Higher Education.
Margena ChristianGUEST
African-American issue issues in African-American music.
Margena ChristianGUEST
And it dealt with power, gender, race and representation.
Margena ChristianGUEST
But in her words, she says she got paid for two songs as a producer.
Margena ChristianGUEST
OK, now, as an academic, as a scholar, I was going through a book called African-American Issues in Higher Education.
Margena ChristianGUEST
African-American issue issues in African-American music.
Margena ChristianGUEST
And it dealt with power, gender, race and representation.
Greg WagnerGUEST
My brother-in-law is actually working at Geico at the time.
Greg WagnerGUEST
I was transitioning from higher education.
Greg WagnerGUEST
And so it kind of, worked out timing wise.
Greg WagnerGUEST
And so, yes, that's, I, you know, basically claims found me essentially.
Greg WagnerGUEST
So
Meghan HenryHOST
what were you doing in higher education? I was actually
Greg WagnerGUEST
a program manager for the school of business.
Greg WagnerGUEST
So we actually had about nine campuses and we started transitioning at the time they got rid of some of the campuses.
Ryan PalmHOST
Welcome to the Neurodiversity in Higher Education podcast.
Ryan PalmHOST
My name is Ryan Palm, and I am the Executive Director of the Brad McGarry Center for Neurodiversity at Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Ryan PalmHOST
I'm joined by some amazing students from our program who are helping with the behind-the-scenes elements of this production.
Ryan PalmHOST
This podcast aims to be a resource for those who are interested in the intersection between neurodiversity and higher education.
Ryan PalmHOST
Whether you are a prospective student, family member, or someone working within the sector, we're glad you're here.
Ryan PalmHOST
Over the coming months, we will bring on a variety of thought leaders on topics relating to neurodiversity and higher education with a particular emphasis on the transition into higher education and the transition from higher education into the workforce.
Ryan PalmHOST
We very much welcome your feedback on suggested topics, speakers, or thoughts on our episodes.
Ryan PalmHOST
We can be reached by email, neurodiversity at mercyhurst.edu, or feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn.
Ali Al-MoulawiPANELIST
And so both State of Law and Azim presented alternative candidates.
Ali Al-MoulawiPANELIST
State of Law, of course, took the Interior Ministry and Higher Education, and Azim took the Ministries of Planning and Culture.
Ali Al-MoulawiPANELIST
There were a few more additions that included the Minister of Youth and Sports, which went to Hikmah, the Minister of Defense, which went to Hasim, and the ministry that was also allocated to Asaib al-Ilhaq, more commonly known now as Sadiqoon, which is the Ministry of Labor and Social
Hassan HaddadHOST
Affairs.
Dana El KurdHOST
My name is Danelle Curd, and I'm a researcher and analyst of Arab and Palestinian politics.
Dana El KurdHOST
Today, I want to read remarks I gave at an event about higher education, where I was invited to give the introductory remarks before a panel of experts were going to speak on the subject of higher ed around the world.
Dana El KurdHOST
And I was asked specifically to talk about attacks on academic freedom here in the United States.
Dana El KurdHOST
And I'm a good sport, always happy to be of service.
Dana El KurdHOST
Like at Columbia, a lot of these investigations and targeting of universities has focused on the presence of DEI programs and allegations of anti-Semitism.
Dana El KurdHOST
The Trump administration has been aided by recent Supreme Court rulings, particularly the cases of Students for Fair Admissions versus the University of North Carolina and Students for Fair Admissions versus Harvard.
Dana El KurdHOST
These cases overturned the 2003 case of Greta versus Bollinger that had allowed higher education institutions to consider race in admissions.
Dana El KurdHOST
Using this ruling, the Trump administration has gone after universities with programs that assist students of color, as well as initiatives focused on diversity.
Shawntal BrownGUEST
And it's not easy.
Shawntal BrownGUEST
I think that that's something I struggled through whenever I was having that period of job searching and trying to figure out where do I belong? Do I belong in this field or do I belong elsewhere? What vantage point do I want to be at doing this work or working in higher education or questions I had? throughout this entire process.
Shawntal BrownGUEST
And so it really is like, you know, you can love this work so deeply, but it's like, you know, it is a question of cost.
Shawntal BrownGUEST
What is the cost?
Karina BelizziHOST
which is absolutely what the tenure track really does.
Karina BelizziHOST
It ranks you.
Karina BelizziHOST
Beyond her substack, Shawntal Brown is an educator, scholar, and higher education leader.
Karina BelizziHOST
She's the incoming program manager for Freedom to Learn at Pan America and president of the Texas Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education.
Matt SmithGUEST
We just started our third.
Matt SmithGUEST
and uh the dean this is second hand to me dean shows up says to retired general keen hey general there's like veterans all over the place in the southeast why don't you start one of these programs we had one at usc it's awesome uh so general keen worked very hard for the last couple years of his second career uh to create this uh program and the um I explained kind of the gist of the program earlier, but the school, like culturally... is extremely committed from a financial standpoint to enabling veterans through higher education to transform their lives, especially that audience of men and women who don't necessarily see themselves going to places like a top 20 business school.
Matt SmithGUEST
And it's just fantastic to be a part of that.
Matt SmithGUEST
Certainly, Tampa is another example of this.
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