PsychSessions: Conversations about Teaching N' Stuff

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AW003: At Work: Dr. Stefanie Johnson Feb 28, 2022

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In this episode, we talk to Dr. Stefanie Johnson, associate professor in the business school at CU Boulder. Dr. Johnson shares some of her memorable experiences presenting at the Whitehouse and we end up talking about her work regarding the sexual harassment of women in the workplace, which leads to a discussion about how current events (like the #metoo movement and arrest of Harvey Weinstein) not only inform our research but change it too. We also touch on the notion that the pandemic is one of the biggest catalysts for change in the workplace since the industrial revolution and what that means for college students getting ready to enter the workforce.

Musical License Off to Osaka by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4154-off-to-osaka License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

AW002: At Work: Dr. Diana Sanchez Feb 28, 2022

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In this episode we talk to Dr. Diana Sanchez, faculty at San Francisco State University and part-time independent consultant.

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Off to Osaka by Kevin MacLeod

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AW001: At Work: Podcast Overview with Janet Peters and Garth Neufeld Feb 28, 2022

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Garth and Janet chat about industrial/organizational (IO) psychology, the purpose of the At Work series, and the joy of being an IO psychologist.

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Off to Osaka by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4154-off-to-osaka License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

BTS03E09: Student Requests, Exceptions, Accommodations--How Much Is Too Much Feb 23, 2022

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In this episode: helping students in difficult circumstances, building flexibility into course policies and syllabi, faculty pushover concerns, sensitivities to first gen and BIPOC students who may not know what they can ask for; beginning of class vs. end of class strategies; student hours (instead of office hours); the challenge of accommodations

BTS03E08: Retirement May Not Be the Stereotype You Think It Is with Special Guest Beatrice Krause Feb 16, 2022

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In this episode: our guest is retired faculty member Beatrice Krause from the University of Arizona and completely dispels myths about retirement; Bea shares her eclectic tastes and interests, from playing the harp to dancing the tango; the transition to retirement, but the academic tasks Bea still does during retirement (review manuscripts, write letters of recommendation); recently published a poetry book; her undergraduate degree was in harp; eclectic interests indeed

E138: Christie Cathey: Introductory Psychology Expert, Teacher of Teachers, Understanding Self Through Multicultural Lens Feb 15, 2022

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In this episode Garth interviews Christie Cathey from Missouri State University in Springfield, MO. Christie is the coordinator for large sections of introductory psychology and also teaches a 'teaching of psychology' course, and she shares her tips for how to stay fresh continuously teaching the same course. Christie shares her story of overcoming the trailing spouse/dual-career challenge, but it was not easy. She has deep interests in cultural psychology and Eastern philosophies, especially how they can relate to self-compassion. Some of her most valued academic experiences have been taking student abroad, to France and to China.

HD008: What We Learned (Homecoming) Feb 14, 2022

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Welcome to Hero or Disruptor: Exploring the power of teaching metaphors. In this series, Garth Neufeld and Jane Halonen take a deep dive into the hero's journey as applied to teaching, while also considering the transformational power of disruption. So how will you see yourself? As a guide to the next generation of heroes or as a disruptor of the status quo. [Epic Trailer by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under Attribution Non Commercial 4.0 International License]

BTS03E07: Publishing in Higher Education, Collaboration (Offers), Navigating Problems Feb 09, 2022

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In this episode: publishing, and how you might proceed if you get a co-author invitation, best practice ideas for collaboration, decision-making, navigating problematic co-authoring situations, collaborations with inclusion in mind

HD007: What Students Need (Action) Feb 07, 2022

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BTS03E06: Clinical Supervision and the Mentoring of Graduate Students with Special Guests Sandy Jenkins and James Lane Feb 02, 2022

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In this episode: Asani hosts a conversation with her Pacific University emeritus colleagues Sandy Jenkins and James Lane about clinical supervision and mentoring clinical and counseling psychologists in these developing roles; forming intimate, professional relationships with your students; the rotations of students receiving different types of training; approaches include focusing on the relationship, studying transference and countertransference, learning to work with others, navigating difficult teams

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