SWACUHO
SWACUHO Podcast
The SWACUHO Podcast provides small-scale actionable professional development for housing professionals by interviewing Past Presidents, practitioner scholars, and other SWACUHO members with specific areas of experience. Episodes will be released on the first Monday of every month.
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Episodes
003 - Resident Assistant Hiring Decisions | Craig Seager [Article Review] Video 01.11.2021 1:11:59
A recent article in The Journal of College and University Housing Officers explored the many factors influencing the decisions of housing professionals when hiring Resident Assistants. Our guest today is one of the authors of this article, Dr. Craig Seager from the University of Central Arkansas. In addition to breaking down some of the key findings, Craig discusses the value of being a practition...
002 - Meaningful Moments in Campus Housing | Apefa Cooper and Maddie Reid [Book Club] Video 04.10.2021 1:07:18
We often talk about the experience students will have living in campus housing. When we look more closely, experiences are really just a series of moments, one after another after another. The book, The Power of Moments by Chip and Dan Heath, outlines four unique types of moments: (a) moments of elevation; (b) moments of insight; (c) moments of pride; and, (d) moments of connection. Our gues...
001 - Reflections From a Single Institution Career | Kent Sampson [Past President] Video 09.09.2021 42:17
On the inaugural episode of the SWACUHO Podcast, we talk to Past President Kent Sampson, who served as the SWACUHO President in 1980 and 1981. Kent reflects on his career, the entirety of which was spent at Oklahoma State University. Kent not only discusses being an internal candidate as he progressed at Oklahoma State, but also talks about trying to determine where the grass was greener when oppo...
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