The Search Bar

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The Search Bar answers some of the internet's most-asked questions and discusses popular, trending topics. Hosted by Adam Sparkes, The Search Bar is recorded on the campus of Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan.

12월 3일

From self-doubt to self-belief: Strategies to beat imposter syndrome

Is imposter syndrome something that can be fully "overcome," or is it more about managing it over time? Guest: Allison Arnekrans, professor of counseling at Central Michigan University Summary In this episode of The Search Bar, host Adam Sparkes sits down with Allison Arnekrans to to talk about imposter syndrome. The two discuss what factors contribute to imposter syndrome and how we can overcome it.

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11월 21일

From access to achievement: Closing the gap in higher education

Equity and access in higher education is about more than just making sure people have equal opportunity to apply and attend. Guest: Anne Hornak, professor of higher education at Central Michigan University Summary In this episode of The Search Bar, host Adam Sparkes sits down with Anne Hornak to discuss equity and access in higher education. The two dive into some of the biggest barriers to higher education, how universities can set students up for success, the role of social class on college campuses, and more. 00:00 Introduction 02:38: How do you define equity in the context of higher education? 05:30: What are some key barriers in access to higher education today? 09:44: What can universities do to make sure all students are set up for success? 17:56: How does the cost of college impact access to higher education? 26:52: What motivates students to continue with school while struggling? 32:28: What is the role of “class” on a college campus? 37:01: What trends do you see on the horizon for equity and access in higher education?

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11월 11일

Learning through film: Navigating truth, history, and Hollywood

Using movies and popular media in the classroom is nothing new. But being purposeful and effective in using it as a teaching tool can have many challenges along the way. Guest: Scott Roberts, professor of education at Central Michigan University Summary In this episode of The Search Bar, Scott Roberts, professor of higher education at Central Michigan University sits down with Adam Sparkes to discuss purposeful use of movies as a teaching tool in the classroom. The two talk about how social studies has evolved, some of the biggest challenges to using films in the classroom, and some of the biggest benefits for students in learning through film.

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10월 31일

Right or wrong? The challenges of making ethical choices

It may very well be one of the most important skills you develop in your life: Ethical decision making. How can you approach decisions more ethically and how can leaders foster that mindset within their organizations? Guest: Anne Hornak, professor of higher education at Central Michigan University Summary In this episode of The Search Bar, Anne Hornak, professor of higher education at Central Michigan University sits down with Adam Sparkes to discuss the ins and outs of making decisions with an ethical mindset. The two discuss what influences our choices, ethical dilemmas we face every day, and some of the challenges we face in making ethical choices.

45분
10월 21일

Game On: How esports can shape your future

How do you start competing in esports? And how easy is it to turn a love for gaming into a college scholarship and even a career? Guest: Luke Theis, senior assistant director of @CMICHEsports at Central Michigan University. Summary In this episode of The Search Bar, Adam Sparkes sits down with Luke Theis, senior assistant director of esports at Central Michigan University, to discuss all things esports. The two talk about some of the most popular competitive video games, how to get started in esports to begin with, how esports is growing at the collegiate level, what career paths esports players are following after they graduate - and what the future holds for the world of competitive gaming.

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10월 10일

From City Hall to the White House: Why Young Voters Count

Young voters will have louder voices in the 2024 presidential election than ever before. What are the long-term implications of engaging and empowering young voters for the future of democracy and governance both nationally and closer to home? Guest: Sam Dattilo, assistant director for the Mary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center at Central Michigan University. Summary In this episode, Sam Dattilo, Assistant Director for the Mary Ellen Brandel Volunteer Center at Central Michigan University, discusses the importance of young voters participating in local politics. She emphasizes that local politics have a direct impact on people's daily lives, such as driving on roads, dropping kids off at school, and accessing public parks. Sam acknowledges that young people often feel disconnected from the political process, as they believe that older politicians do not understand their concerns and issues. However, she encourages young voters to engage in local politics and find candidates or organizations that align with their values. Sam also highlights the significance of local elections, as they can have a direct impact on communities and determine the direction of policies and decision-making. She advises young voters to stay informed by reading multiple sources, subscribing to reputable news outlets, and engaging with local thought leaders and nonprofits. Sam also provides information on voter registration and resources such as michigan.gov/vote and vote411.org. Overall, she emphasizes the importance of young voters participating in local politics to have a voice in their communities and shape the future.

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9월 30일

For better or worse: NIL is changing college sports

The NCAA’s Name, Image and Likeness rule is changing the landscape of college sports. How is it impacting recruitment? What are some of the benefits and drawbacks? And what’s its impact long-term? Guest: Tangela Cheatham, deputy athletic director for administration at Central Michigan University. Summary The NCAA's name, image, and likeness (NIL) rule is changing the landscape of college sports, with significant impacts on recruitment, benefits, and challenges. Tangela Cheatham, Deputy Athletic Director at Central Michigan University, discusses how NIL is transforming the student-athlete experience, the role of collectives, and the unique challenges facing mid-major programs. The NIL landscape is rapidly evolving, with ongoing legal battles and a need to balance entrepreneurial opportunities for student-athletes with preserving the core student-athlete experience and amateurism in college sports.

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9월 19일

Study abroad myths, tips and life-changing benefits

Studying abroad is extremely expensive and will push back your graduation date – or maybe not. We’re tackling myths, tips and life-changing benefits of studying abroad. Guest: Marko Schubert, assistant director of the Office of Study Abroad at Central Michigan University Summary In this episode of The Search Bar, Marko Schubert, assistant director of the Office of Study Abroad at Central Michigan University, debunks study abroad myths. Marko shares his personal journey of coming to CMU as a graduate exchange student and deciding to stay. He highlights the importance of cross-cultural skills and the value of studying abroad in broadening students' worldview. He emphasizes the personal growth that students experience when they step out of their comfort zones and navigate unfamiliar situations. Marko discusses the different study abroad options available, including direct enroll programs, faculty-led programs, internships, and virtual exchanges. He also addresses concerns about cost, health and safety, and the potential impact on graduation timelines. Marko advises students to start planning early, seek financial aid and scholarships, and have conversations with their families about potential challenges and support systems. He encourages students to make an appointment with the study abroad office to discuss their options and create a plan that aligns with their academic and personal goals.

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Love the various topics. Great experts. Easy listen. Well done.

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From self-doubt to self-belief: Strategies to beat imposter syndrome

From access to achievement: Closing the gap in higher education

Learning through film: Navigating truth, history, and Hollywood

Right or wrong? The challenges of making ethical choices

Game On: How esports can shape your future

From City Hall to the White House: Why Young Voters Count

For better or worse: NIL is changing college sports

Study abroad myths, tips and life-changing benefits

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Right or wrong? The challenges of making ethical choices

Game On: How esports can shape your future

From City Hall to the White House: Why Young Voters Count

For better or worse: NIL is changing college sports

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