Don Betz and Mark Stansberry

Newscape Higher Ed Podcast

Education EN ↓ 31 episodes

Don Betz (former president, University of Central Oklahoma) and Mark Stansberry (former board chair, Regional University System of Oklahoma) discuss key principles and helpful tips to help university leaders effectively serve their faculty, staff, students, and community.

Author

Don Betz and Mark Stansberry

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.newscape.us

Latest episode

Jun 23, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 5: Communication (5 Keys to Campus Success, Pt. 4) 28.04.2020

Don and Mark discuss the importance of communication for campus administrators.

Episode 4: Collaboration and Connection (5 Keys to Campus Success, Pt. 3) 10.04.2020

Don and Mark discuss the importance of collaboration and connection for campus administrators.

Special Episode: Leadership During Crisis 27.03.2020

Don and Mark discuss principles of leadership during crisis - both the current COVID-19 pandemic and leadership during crises in general.

Episode 3: Creativity (5 Keys to Campus Success, Pt. 2) 04.03.2020

Don and Mark discuss the importance of creativity for campus administrators.

Episode 2: Culture (5 Keys to Campus Success, Pt. 1) 10.02.2020

Don and Mark discuss the importance of creating the right kind of campus culture.

Episode 1: Launch 23.01.2020

Don Betz and Mark Stansberry launch their new company and new podcast with a discussion of their time as university president (Don) and board chair (Mark).

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