• Welcome to the "I Hate (what's happened to) Higher Ed" Podcast

  • Jul 31 2024
  • Durée: 15 min
  • Podcast

Welcome to the "I Hate (what's happened to) Higher Ed" Podcast

  • Résumé

  • In the debut episode of the 'I Hate Higher Education Podcast,' formerly known as 'Higher Ed Happy Place,' host Kris McPeak discusses the reasons behind the show's rebranding and her intent to explore the aspects of higher education that frustrate her. McPeak shares her extensive experience across nine colleges and universities since 1991 and describes herself as the 'Mary Poppins of higher ed,' highlighting her transitions between institutions based on personal and professional reasons. She currently works at a community college foundation, managing scholarship awards and various programs. The episode pivots to McPeak's observations on recent protests on college campuses, emphasizing students' right to protest but critiquing disruptive behaviors that hinder others' education. She stresses the importance of respecting institutional policies and the balance between challenge and support in the educational environment. McPeak concludes by advocating for accountability and constructive dialogue over aggression, illustrating her points with personal anecdotes and broader reflections on the state of higher education.

    00:00 Welcome to the I Hate Higher Education Podcast

    00:17 A New Direction and a Personal Journey

    00:36 The Heart of My Discontent with Higher Education

    01:08 My Career Path and the Mary Poppins of Higher Ed

    03:06 Navigating Changes and Challenges in Higher Education

    03:53 The Complexities of Protests on College Campuses

    05:04 Reflections on Academic Freedom and Student Behavior

    08:49 The Role of Higher Education Administrators

    14:01 Concluding Thoughts and Future Episodes

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