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Hosted by LearningWell Magazine · education · EN-US · 35 episodes
LearningWell Radio explores how higher education experiences can lead to improved well-being both on campus and throughout one’s lifetime. Hosted by LearningWell Magazine editor-in-chief Marjorie Malpiede, LearningWell Radio features Our main series, LearningWell Radio, features conversations between LearningWell Magazine editor-in-chief Marjorie Malpiede and higher education leaders, authors, and industry innovators about a wide range of topics relating to higher ed and wellbeing. LearningWell Radio also publishes Invented Here, a series of conversations with faculty, staff, and administrators about how they built the initiatives that transform wellbeing outcomes on their campuses.
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On this month's episode of LearningWell Radio, Michele Murray, the new president of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities, discusses the benefits of its long-standing approach to education and where it is headed during a time of significant change in higher education. To read more from LearningWell Magazine and to subscribe to our newsletter, visit our website at www.learningwellmag.org .
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On this month’s episode of LearningWell Radio, the CEO of a nonprofit experiential learning organization describes a global immersive experience where students experience personal growth while building the skills and networks needed to address our most pressing global challenges. To read more from LearningWell Magazine and to subscribe to our newsletter, visit our website at learningwellmag.org .
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On this episode of LearningWell Radio, John Volin, President of Gustavus Adolphus College, and Dan Currell, a Gustavus Trustee, pair up to discuss the major changes coming to higher education and what that might mean for colleges and universities that prioritize personal growth and development. To read more from LearningWell Magazine and to subscribe to our newsletter, visit our website at www.learningwellmag.org .
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On this episode of LearningWell Radio, George Abalekpor – a Georgetown graduate from the class of 2024 – reflects on his experience over the last two years working inside the administration at his alma mater. As a Hoya Fellow, he has used his firsthand experience and insights into the Georgetown student experience to help guide the Division of Student Affairs. In particular, Abalekpor has been focused on efforts and issues around student thriving. With LearningWell, he discusses some of the pressing concerns and potential solutions in this area, with an emphasis on the role of Hoya Fellows in bridging gaps between students and staff.
LearningWell Radio
On this episode of LearningWell Radio, two colleagues from different institutions share their experience and wisdom in how to lead campuses in wellbeing promotion. To read more from LearningWell Magazine and to subscribe to our newsletter, visit our website at www.learningwellmag.org .
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