Why did we choose to explore the topic of careers? Because once it seemed you either worked inside the academy, or you were outside of higher ed. Now we see, with increasing frequency, talented individuals taking (and leaving) positions on either side of the fence and expanding their searches. But if you have always worked…
Cutting together the May episode of 31Minutes gave me an earworm of the song “Just Breathe” (the Faith Hill one), but TV’s “One Day at a Time” theme would fit much better (the 70s version). Our guests’ thoughts and advice about May 1 in the world of college admissions, in part, echoed these lyrics: “This…
How does one go about making waves in the ever-widening sea of sameness? And how do we avoid being different just for difference’s sake? In this month’s episode of our 31Minutes podcast Karyn Adams and I chat with Ginger Hansen, H·A ThirtyOne’s Director of Enrollment Solutions. Ginger is heading to Atlanta this weekend to unveil The…
Podcasting is (relatively) easy! But is podcasting a good idea for you? I want to share a brief blog post for our partners and readers today, because I just saw this article, “5 Questions to Ask Before Starting a Podcast at Your Organization,” by Jenna Spinelle of Democracy Works, posted on the ConnectEdu Facebook group page …
31Minutes of Your Time: Introducing H·A ThirtyOne’s monthly podcast for sharing the best ideas to inspire higher ed communicators and leaders In lieu of a #whoshareswins post—or perhaps as the meta #whoshareswins—we are thrilled to unleash our first episode of H·A ThirtyOne’s newest content nugget, the 31Minutes podcast! Karyn Adams (H·A ThirtyOne’s Principal and Creative…
Most laypersons and even many faculty and staff members don’t realize we are smack dab in the middle of what is known as Reading Season. Those early acceptance packets sent out by your admissions team before holiday break are one thing. They are usually the “easy” decisions of very high performing students who exceed every…
“Who Shares Wins” is a concept we all “get” at some level. It isn’t a new concept or a newly minted phrase, but the sentiment is unwavering. I feel like talking about the value of sharing is a great way to launch the new year…one which will be filled with planned and unexpected surprises, another…