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This week's guest is the always insightful Tony Doody! Tony talked with Dustin about his workshop, Unconventional Leadership, that he has presented nationally for the past three years alongside Patrick Love (check out his podcast episode too!). Tony also shares some of the insights that inspired the presentation and where he sees it going in the years to come. Many thanks to Tony for taking time out for the show! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1vxC6yZ

The show goes international as we welcome Lisa Endersby to the podcast! Lisa talked with Dustin about assessment in student affairs and how we work to create conditions for success for our students. She has a lot of passion and stories to tell so make sure to plug in with this one to see how you can implement some low-cost, low-risk assessment into your work. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1vHQnGD

This week's guest is TJ Logan, Associate Director of Housing at the University of Florida. Dustin spoke with TJ about his experience creating a unique living-learning community from the ground up as a public-private partnership (P3) and what typically goes into a collaboration like that. It has applications to all functional areas in student affairs and is an interesting insight into a new area to venture into for many professionals. TJ was an awesome guest and had a lot of great insights to share, so sit back and enjoy! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1KBOq2v

Dustin had the pleasure to sit down with (#SAChat Award Winning) Clare Cady for this week's episode. Clare is the Human Services Resource Center Coordinator at Oregon State University and works daily to help students experiencing food insecurity and homelessness. It's a unique role in the student affairs world but an important one. Clare goes into her story, the story behind the HSRC at OSU, and some important considerations for all professionals to help best accommodate all of their students. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1CRQVf6

This week's episode is with the magnificent Marsha Herman-Betzen, Executive Director of ACUI (Association of College Unions International)! Tom spoke with Marsha about her long career in student affairs and what morsels of wisdom she has gleamed from her work. They cover a lot so stick around for all the goodness! We greatly appreciate Marsha taking time out for us! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1A0CjfT

We welcome the always amazing, Eric Stoller to the podcast this week! Dustin and Eric chatted about Eric's journey to being his own boss and how he does the freelance student affairs work on his acclaimed Inside Higher Ed blog, speaking engagements, and consulting gigs. For all those looking to invest in their "side hustles", this is the episode for you! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1KuOUtg

This week's guest is Adam Lambert, an attorney and expert on legal issues for college campuses. He's spoken all over the country and given advice about how student affairs folks can better serve their students and institutions in their efforts to reduce sexual assaults. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/18YuwmK

We welcome Patrick Love, Vice President for Student Affairs at New York Institute of Technology, to the podcast this week to talk about strategic planning. Patrick talked to Tom about leadership in general and how we must look to the future to plan what we do rather than solely on the past. There were some great readings recommended which you can find in the show notes. We appreciate Patrick taking time out for us and we know you'll find something great to take action on in this episode! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1DPHj3X

This week on the show, we have two(!) awesome guests. We welcome back Josie Ahlquist and give a warm student affairs welcome to her husband, Lloyd (otherwise known as Epic LLOYD from Epic Rap Battles of History fame) who is new to the show. They spoke with Dustin about YouTube and as where this new network of educational and entertainment content is headed and how it affects college students. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1M0J5oW

We have more Swift Kick goodness this week as Dustin & Sabina De Matteo, Community Manager at Swift Kick, sit down to chat. They talk about Sabina's role on the team, what she loves about her work, and some awesome stuff they've both been enjoying lately. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1C5OAdP

This week, we're glad to welcome Conor McLaughlin to the podcast, who is a Ph.D student in Leadership Studies at University of San Diego and the creator and host of the Life/Work Balances podcast. Conor has interviewed over a hundred student affairs professionals over the past few years and has learned a lot about what balance means to professionals from all over the country and in all different functional areas. We appreciate Conor taking a moment to chat with us. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1FbsdsO

On this week's episode, Tom interviews the wonderful and awesome Dr. Ann Marie Klotz, Dean for Campus Life at New York Institute of Technology. Ann Marie has been making major waves in the leadership world lately and we were very excited to get the chance to speak with her about her story in student affairs and her perspectives on what it takes to be an effective leader, male or female. Tom and Ann Marie explore the nuances of leading, both external and internal, masculine and feminine. She has a lot of great stories and was really fun to get the chance to speak with! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1GFsFRX

This week, Tom had the chance to have a quick chat with Executive Director of APCA (Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities) Eric Lambert. Eric has had a long career in successfully programming for college students and shares some wisdom from his experience as well as some context from the history of activities on college campuses across the country. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/18crQBo

Our guest on the podcast this week is Brian MacDonald, formerly the Director of New Student Orientation & Family Programs at Rutgers University - New Brunswick and soon to be the Director of Residential Education at UCLA. Brian chatted with Dustin about his outlook working to welcome thousands of new students and families at Rutgers every summer, how to best serve your constituents, and the exciting things he is doing at San Diego Comic-Con this year! We appreciate Brian taking time out of his busy schedule for us. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1EAnW3c

Our episode this week is a special one; it's our first "Swift Kicking it" episode with our two hosts, Tom & Dustin (the name is an homage to the greater umbrella that The Student Affairs Collective is under, Swift Kick). Tom & Dustin catch up with each other about how life has been going, the World Cup, and all the great stuff happening in the SAC community. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/19cC99y

In this week's episode, Dustin spoke with Krista Kohlmann, Assistant Director with the Office of Student Involvement at Rutgers University - New Brunswick with their community service programs. Krista has experience with some great initiatives engaging students through active service and reflection, namely a unique program called Rutgers Changemakers which helps students explore opportunities in working for social good causes. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1Aks7Zv

In this week's episode, Dustin spoke with Paul Pyrz who is the President of Leadershape. Paul spoke about a lot of important aspects of what leadership is today and how to engage students in developing their leadership potential. Paul has a long career helping students and was a lot of fun to talk to! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1HDZQTB

In this week's episode, Tom & Dustin spoke with Dean Kenneth Elmore from Boston University. Dean Elmore chatted about his career in student affairs and how he works everyday to engage today's college students. He had some great advice for student affairs professionals of all sorts and we're grateful for him taking time out to do the podcast! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1wv0y4q

In this week's episode, Tom & Dustin chatted with Kedrick Nicholas, Assistant Dean of Student Services at McNeese State University. They focused on Kedrick's efforts on assessment of student programming; how he makes it happen and the outcomes they strive to achieve. They share a lot of actionable tips as well as tools to make sure your organizations give value to your students and stakeholders. We appreciate Kedrick taking some time out to speak with us! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1GFHoMt

This week, Tom & Dustin spoke with Joe Ginese about the current state of student affairs conferences. Joe is a New & First Year Student Experience Specialist at Borough of Manhattan Community College as well as the recently appointed Technology & Innovation Chair for ACPA 2015 in Tampa, FL. We chatted a lot about where conferences have been and where they need to go to be able to stay relevant and maximize learning for the field. Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1MsfAK8