The Higher Ed Shift

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A higher education podcast focused on student financial success as the catalyst for eliminating barriers that delay and derail college completion. Amy Glynn and her co-hosts deliver a diversity of expertise by integrating industry, economy, and technology. Explored topics include regulations changing the higher education environment, innovative technologies enabling new systems of access and success, global trends impacting higher education, and upgraded strategies that will unlock a school’s ability to thrive in our ever-evolving landscape.

  1. Episode 26: Reimagining The College Readiness Process Through The Lens of Worthiness

    06/14/2022

    Episode 26: Reimagining The College Readiness Process Through The Lens of Worthiness

    On this episode of The Higher Ed Shift, we are joined by Amanda Ellis, Vice President of K-12 Policies and Programs at the Kentucky Council for Postsecondary Education (CPE). Amanda leads strategies for improving collaboration between K-12 and postsecondary education systems to improve the transition and success of students earning postsecondary degrees and credentials. Prior to her role at CPE, Amanda served in multiple roles at the Kentucky Department of Education including the Deputy Commissioner and Chief Academic Officer. Amanda’s career also includes experience serving eight years as an elementary principal in Anderson County and has also served as an elementary school curriculum coach and middle school science teacher. Amanda received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education with an endorsement in Middle School Science and Technology from Indiana University and her Master’s Degree in Elementary Education from Georgetown College. Amanda earned her Doctorate of Education in Education Leadership from the University of Kentucky. She has co-authored and presented work on the roles of teacher leadership. Resources Home - Ky. Council on Postsecondary Education About the Council: Who We Are - Ky. Council on Postsecondary Education New state budget makes historic investment in higher education - Ky. Council on Postsecondary Education Preparing for Re-entry: Addressing Knowledge Gaps - YouTube Preparing for Re-entry (Part 2): Addressing Knowledge Gaps - YouTube Connect with Amanda Ellis Connect with Amanda on LinkedinFollow Amanda on TwitterConnect with Amy Glynn Connect with Amy on LinkedinFollow Amy on TwitterWant to be a guest on our podcast? We'd love to have you. Email us at: studentfinancialsuccess@campuslogic.com

    44 min
  2. Episode 25: Prioritizing Mental Health in Higher Education

    05/31/2022

    Episode 25: Prioritizing Mental Health in Higher Education

    On this episode of The Higher Ed Shift, we are joined by Dr. Rachel Wernicke, the Associate Dean and Chief Mental Health Officer at George Mason University. Dr. Wirnicke is a seasoned leader in higher education where she applies her expertise in mental health, psychology, and leadership in support of the university community. In this episode you'll hear about the day in the life of a Chief Mental Health Officer, strategies that focus on student and staff well-being, the tolls of COVID and financial strain on students, and the growing challenges of burnout and coping for the faculty and staff that support them. Resources Let’s Help Our StudentsConnect with Dr. Rachel Wernicke Connect with Dr. Rachel Wernicke on LinkedinFollow Dr. Rachel Wernicke on TwitterConnect with Amy Glynn Connect with Amy on LinkedinFollow Amy on TwitterWant to be a guest on our podcast? We'd love to have you. Email us at: studentfinancialsuccess@campuslogic.com

    30 min
  3. Episode 24: Raising Educational Attainment with Michael Meotti

    04/26/2022

    Episode 24: Raising Educational Attainment with Michael Meotti

    On this episode of The Higher Ed Shift, we are joined by Michael Meotti, the CEO of Washington State’s Higher Education Agency, who has a unique perspective on Student Success. The Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) is a cabinet-level state agency with a mission to raise educational attainment through strategic engagement, program management, and partnerships. WSAC is responsible for strategic planning, oversight and advocacy. Some areas include: Ensure the quality of state financial aid programs and services. Provide college savings opportunities through the Guaranteed Education Tuition (GET) program and DreamAhead College Investment Plan. Identify innovations to address our state's evolving educational needs. Improve student success by setting minimum college admission standards. Resources Executive Director | WSAC (wa.gov) State looks at college enrollment goals for high school students | Kent Reporter What We Do | WSAC (wa.gov) Connect with Michael Meotti Connect with Michael Meotti on LinkedinFollow Michael Meotti on TwitterConnect with Amy Glynn Connect with Amy on LinkedinFollow Amy on TwitterWant to be a guest on our podcast? We'd love to have you. Email us at: studentfinancialsuccess@campuslogic.com

    46 min
  4. Episode 23: Financial Wellness in Student Borrowing

    04/12/2022

    Episode 23: Financial Wellness in Student Borrowing

    On this episode of The Higher Ed Shift, we are joined by Tisa Silver Canady from the Maryland Center for Collegiate Financial Wellness. Colleges and universities sit at a unique intersection of financial wellness where they can either set a student up for generational financial improvement or bury them in debt without a degree. Tisa and Amy discuss the importance of financial literacy and financial aid literacy among our college-going population and what she is doing to set Maryland’s college students up for financial wellness and how MCCFW came to be. Resources About MCCFW SPIN Survey Description Full SPIN Report MCCFW Symposium Local News Interview Connect with Tisa Silver Canady Connect with Tisa on LinkedinFollow Tisa on TwitterConnect with Amy Glynn Connect with Amy on LinkedinFollow Amy on TwitterWant to be a guest on our podcast? We'd love to have you. Email us at: studentfinancialsuccess@campuslogic.com

    44 min
  5. Episode 22: Paving a New Path in the Student Experience

    03/15/2022

    Episode 22: Paving a New Path in the Student Experience

    On this episode of The Higher Ed Shift, we are joined by Tom Ellett, the Chief Experience Officer at Quinnipiac University. Tom shares his journey in joining the institution as the first CXO in the country. Tom is committed to his role in overseeing all elements of the student experience and paving a new path for the institution by learning from others in the customer experience space. We dive into what his job entails, how he enables co-creation with students, and what higher ed can learn from other industries. This is an episode you won't want to miss. Connect with Tom Ellett Connect with Tom on LinkedinFollow Tom on InstagramEmail Tom at cxo@qu.eduConnect with Amy Glynn Connect with Amy on LinkedinFollow Amy on TwitterWant to be a guest on our podcast? We'd love to have you. Email us at: studentfinancialsuccess@campuslogic.com

    43 min
  6. Episode 21: The Impact of Time Poverty on College Enrollment and Completion

    03/01/2022

    Episode 21: The Impact of Time Poverty on College Enrollment and Completion

    Welcome to Season Two of the Higher Ed Shift! We are kicking off with Mike Miller, the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Services at the University of California, Santa Barbara, to dive deep into a topic he dubs "time poverty." We thoroughly enjoyed our conversation with Mike, who originally comes from the Financial Aid Office and has advanced into Enrollment Services, providing a unique voice around this show's topic. In our conversation, you'll learn more about Mike's observation of what time poverty is, who it impacts the most, and how colleges and universities can simplify and personalize the student experience to help catapult students through the challenges time poverty poses. Connect with Mike Miller Connect with Mike on LinkedinEmail Mike at mikemiller@ucsb.eduConnect with Amy Glynn Connect with Amy on LinkedinFollow Amy on TwitterWant to be a guest on our podcast? We'd love to have you. Email us at: studentfinancialsuccess@campuslogic.com

    50 min
  7. Episode 20: Bonus Episode - HEERF Grants, Technology, and The Student Experience

    02/01/2022

    Episode 20: Bonus Episode - HEERF Grants, Technology, and The Student Experience

    On this bonus episode of The Higher Shift season one, we sit down with Daniel Barkowitz, VP of Financial Aid and Veteran's Affairs at Valencia College and Charlotte Cole, Associate Director of Financial Aid at Jacksonville State University to learn how they have put HEERF funds to use to address the growing needs of students. We discuss how and when HEERF funds can be used to manage the move to remote instruction and educational requirements about the financial aid appeals process. Daniel and Charlotte will share tips and tricks on how they navigated institutional bureaucracy to get their projects approved. Ultimately, the ability to purchase technology and systems that automate, simplify and personalize the student experience result in better enrollment yield and student retention. Enjoy this bonus episode for season one and be on the lookout for season two premiering soon! Links From This Episode Visit CampusLogic SolutionsConnect with Amy Glynn Connect with Amy on LinkedinFollow Amy on TwitterConnect With Daniel Barkowitz Connect with Daniel on LinkedinFollow Daniel on TwitterConnect With Charlotte Cole Connect with Charlotte via Email: cacole@jsu.eduWant to be a guest on our podcast in Season Two? We'd love to have you! Email us at: studentfinancialsuccess@campuslogic.com

    54 min

  8. 12/21/2021

    Episode 19: Season One Wrap Up and A Look Ahead for 2022

    Join us on this season one finale with Amy Glynn. When we launched in July of this year, we were honored to have the opportunity to share industry news, promote industry leaders, and build a community of industry practitioners who are committed to Student Financial Success. In this season finale, we'll share a brief recap of what we covered in season one, details about Amy's new book on Student Financial Success, the inside scoop on the Shift Summit happening live in 2022, and a big thank you to everyone who has been a part of this journey. We're looking forward to kicking on Season Two in late January. Have a safe and relaxing end to 2021 and an abundant start to the New Year. Links From This Episode Purchase the Student Financial Success BookJoin SFS Slack CommunityAttend Shift Summit '22Connect with Amy Glynn Connect with Amy on LinkedinFollow Amy on TwitterWant to be a guest on our podcast in Season Two? We'd love to have you! Email us at: studentfinancialsuccess@campuslogic.com

    8 min
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A higher education podcast focused on student financial success as the catalyst for eliminating barriers that delay and derail college completion. Amy Glynn and her co-hosts deliver a diversity of expertise by integrating industry, economy, and technology. Explored topics include regulations changing the higher education environment, innovative technologies enabling new systems of access and success, global trends impacting higher education, and upgraded strategies that will unlock a school’s ability to thrive in our ever-evolving landscape.

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  • Creator
    CampusLogic
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2022
  • Episodes
    27
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    © 2021
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