Circular Firing Squad

The best question you’ve gotten from a student, lies higher education perpetuates, and what your perfect day would be are some of the questions for this episode of Circular Firing Squad.     Timeline of questions in this episode Stephanie - 2:30 What’s the best question you have gotten from a student? Eric - 12:52 What are your favorite outdoor hobbies? Elliott - 20:40 What lies do...

The biggest challenge the profession is facing, helpful things from hurtful relationships, and what keeps you coming to work every morning are a few of the questions on this episode of Circular Firing Squad.

The least favorite part of your dissertation, why there are no new revolutionary approaches to counseling, and the philosophy you live by are some of the questions on this episode of Circular Firing Squad

Handling pushback in the classroom, your favorite experience as an educator, and the TV shows we run in the background are topics on this episode

A counseling theory you could abandon, being practical or passionate about the field, and your go-to seasoning are some of the questions in this episode.

Refocusing in the classroom or counseling room after a distraction, behaviors that tell you you’re stressed, and the worst gift you every got are some of the questions in this episode of Circular Firing Squad.

A live-streamed show where the squad and guests take listeners' questions including what you do to have clients trust you, balancing work with relationships, and classic entertainment you haven't experienced yet. Thanks to our guests, Eric Baltrinic, Michael Jones, Gideon Litherland, Steven Sanders, and Ed Neukrug. Watch the video feed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anLoXnhn1I8&t=958s&nbsp...

What do you look for in professional associations, social media with clients and students, the anxiety dream you have regularly, and other questions in this episode.

Your best or worst New Year's Eve, helping future counselors address burnout, a student interaction that you’ve never let go and other questions in this episode of the squad.

Your grad school cohort experience, a time outside of your comfort zone, what and when you first learned to cook, and other questions in this episode of the squad.

Advice you’d give someone seeking a Ph. D., courses you have no interest in teaching, where you find your inspiration and other questions in this episode of the squad.

Misconceptions about counseling you’d like to change, hidden talents your students don’t know about, conspiracy theories you want to believe and other questions on this episode of the squad.

Counseling approaches you can’t wrap your head around, what you miss about a previous job you held, innate abilities counseling students must have, and other questions on this episode of the squad.

This is a ‘live’ show where the squad took questions from the chat room including dealing with political voices on professional listservs, how to teach students online counseling when we haven’t learnt it ourselves, not overcompensating when teaching online, and our favorite Halloween costume are some of the questions posed during the live show.

Courses that need to be added for counselor trainees, choosing teaching, research, or practice for the rest of your life, the worst neighbor you ever had, and other questions on this episode of the squad.

Did your relationships change after the Ph. D., a work related stress you want to eliminate, an author you admire, and other questions on this episode's firing squad.

How do you reconnect to the academic lifestyle after a break, what doctoral students need more of, your memorable mentor, what annoys you that others seem to love, and other questions on this episode's firing squad.

Your most difficult class, sharing your syllabus, your favorite supervision technique, childish things that still amaze you, and other questions on this episode's firing squad.

Misinformation students bring to class, your classroom catchphrase, what drew you to your counseling niche, and other questions on this episode’s firing squad.

Questions you would like to ask students, your alternate job title, your best musical experience, writing advice for dissertations, and other questions on this episode of Circular Firing Squad.

Showing your generation gap while teaching, your method for keeping work in order, the weirdest movie you’ve ever seen, and your academic pet peeve, are some of the questions addressed by this episode’s firing squad.

Your style of counseling, your favorite course to teach, your personal theme song, good quarantine reads, things that have stayed the same, and COVID summer activities, are questions addressed by this episode’s firing squad. Jenn Cook, Elliott Ingersoll, Stephanie Marder, Gina Martin, and Eric Perry, join host Marty Jencius, in this episode of Circular Firing Squad.

Creative ways to say “it depends” to students, music for your home office, a year off with no responsibility, COVID effects on your teaching, and embarrassing self-care routines are questions addressed by this episode’s firing squad. Jenn Cook, Elliott Ingersoll, Stephanie Marder, Gina Martin, and Eric Perry, join host Marty Jencius, in the inaugural episode of Circular Firing Squad.