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Oct 29, 2026
Enhancing Career Pathways: Scholar-Practitioner Insights for Student Affairs
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0:27Jill CreightonHOST
Today on Essay Voices, we're pleased to introduce you to two scholars who have introduced a new edited volume to the student affairs literature.
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0:35Jill CreightonHOST
Our first guest is Dr. Jackie Clark, who is currently the director of a Ph.D. program in leadership studies, as well as an M.E.D. in higher education and student affairs at St. Martin's University.
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0:45Jill CreightonHOST
In addition, she leads the Graduate Council in her role as Director of Graduate Programs and Policy.
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0:50Jill CreightonHOST
She completed her PhD at the University of Georgia in 2017 and is currently in her ninth year as a faculty member.
Education That Reflects Local Language, Culture, and Country
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0:17Agi BodisHOST
My guest today is Dr. Carly Steele.
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0:20Agi BodisHOST
Carly is a Senior Lecturer at Curtin University in Perth, Australia, where she coordinates the Master of Education course.
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0:28Agi BodisHOST
Kali is an award-winning researcher, and her extensive research focuses on cultural and linguistic responsiveness in teaching and assessment, often through participatory action research with classroom educators.
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0:43Agi BodisHOST
Before we begin, I would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land Macquarie University, my institution, is located on, the land of the Wollongong clan of the Darug Nation, whose cultures and customs have nurtured and continue to nurture this land.
Education That Reflects Local Language, Culture, and Country
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0:17Agi BodisHOST
My guest today is Dr. Carly Steele.
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0:20Agi BodisHOST
Carly is a Senior Lecturer at Curtin University in Perth, Australia, where she coordinates the Master of Education course.
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0:28Agi BodisHOST
Kali is an award-winning researcher, and her extensive research focuses on cultural and linguistic responsiveness in teaching and assessment, often through participatory action research with classroom educators.
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0:43Agi BodisHOST
Before we begin, I would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land Macquarie University, my institution, is located on, the land of the Wollongong clan of the Darug Nation, whose cultures and customs have nurtured and continue to nurture this land.
Rad Chat Live #14 at the MR Linac Consortium 2026 in Montreal: Dr. Hilary Bryne - Medical Physics Research
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8:44Hilary ByrneGUEST
That's another interesting story about how these things aren't always straightforward.
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8:49Hilary ByrneGUEST
So when they first got their M.Ed. they had a research position defined with it for a couple of years.
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8:56Hilary ByrneGUEST
That had actually come to an end and they were proposing funding a part-time position, which I played for because my grant money had run out at the university at that time.
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9:07Hilary ByrneGUEST
As you said, multiple postdocs are not always the thing.
Education That Reflects Local Language, Culture, and Country
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0:17Agi BodisHOST
My guest today is Dr. Carly Steele.
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0:20Agi BodisHOST
Carly is a Senior Lecturer at Curtin University in Perth, Australia, where she coordinates the Master of Education course.
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0:28Agi BodisHOST
Carly is an award-winning researcher, and her extensive research focuses on cultural and linguistic responsiveness in teaching and assessment, often through participatory action research with classroom educators.
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0:43Agi BodisHOST
Before we begin, I would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land Macquarie University, my institution, is located on, the land of the Wollongong clan of the Darug Nation, whose cultures and customs have nurtured and continue to nurture this land.
Why Attention Comes Before Learning
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6:09Todd BrownGUEST
and just with the circumstances as they were, as a, let me say, fairly raw 18-year-old at the end of school, I never made it into the teaching degree.
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6:23Todd BrownGUEST
My life took me on a different path and I circled back to teaching during COVID, yeah, during the COVID years, was able to complete a Masters of Education.
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6:33Todd BrownGUEST
Specifically in primary, we've decided that that's where my love was and, yeah, landed in a primary school setting in 2022.
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6:47Kieran MackleHOST
Education books finished in the past year?
Making Little Movies and Enjoying The Simpsons
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17:23HaydenHOST
Sam Neil and like Elle Macpherson and Portia de Rossi and yeah, about this.
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17:31HaydenHOST
This has got nothing to do with my film, but it's about this artist who lives in like remote bush Australia with these like beautiful women and brings this journalist in to sort of see how he works and it's this big like erotic trippy freaking thing in the australian bush it's it's great i don't know when i watched this film but i don't remember much more of it but check it out it's good australian film anyway um So to catch everybody up, I'm currently doing my Masters of Education in the hopes of maybe becoming a teacher.
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18:09HaydenHOST
And I've chosen two fields of study.
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18:11HaydenHOST
One is English Literature and the other is Drama.
Deeds, Not Creeds: A Heaven Without God
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0:05speaker_0MODERATOR
Now is the time for our message for today.
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0:08speaker_0MODERATOR
Our speaker is Ross Rosenberg, Master of Education.
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0:12speaker_0MODERATOR
Ross is a globally recognized expert in codependency, narcissism, narcissistic abuse and trauma treatment as the CEO and owner and primary contributor of the Self-Love Recovery Institute.
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0:22speaker_0MODERATOR
He is also sought after for his expert witness work.
Ep.32 - Why Apprentices Quit Construction
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0:58Angelo SuntresHOST
Today I'm sitting down with Anna Lary.
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1:00Angelo SuntresHOST
Anna is a Red Seal and BC Master Electrician who started her apprenticeship in 1997.
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1:05Angelo SuntresHOST
She taught in the Electrical Apprenticeship Program at BCIT and currently leads the ConnectHer Hub, a program that's connected over 2,000 people in the trades.
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1:15Angelo SuntresHOST
A while back, Anna asked me a question I couldn't stop thinking about, and I've been quoting it in talks ever since.
Building Autism Services in Kenya and Tanzania: Dr. Pooja Panesar on Leadership, Inclusion, and Behaviour Analysis
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12:55Pooja PanesarGUEST
... and the CEO, Molly, helped connect me with Dr. Mary Brady, who was the program lead at University of Massachusetts.
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13:04Pooja PanesarGUEST
And she was really impressed with the work I was doing here and offered me the scholarship to do the ABA, um, track for the, the Master of Education.
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13:12Pooja PanesarGUEST
So that's when I finally got in, but I had been looking for an opportunity for years before that actually came along.
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13:19Ben ReimanHOST
Hmm.
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