Join us on the latest episode of the Higher Ed Breakfast Club podcast, featuring special guest Dr. Tammy Hodo! We discuss her experiences as a runner, a veteran, and a diversity advocate, have a powerful discussion on the backlash against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts, especially in Florida and beyond, and discuss the ongoing struggles and systemic racism in higher education and society. We also talk breakfast including grits and how one should season them. Grab a cup of joe and get in here!

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In this episode of the Higher Ed Breakfast Club podcast, hosts Chris and Brian sit down with JS Bragg, a passionate educator who has transformed student engagement through innovative teaching methods, including using games to illustrate leadership concepts. JS shares insights into his unique approach to the classroom, revealing how he incorporates his love for gaming into lessons, leading to statistically significant improvements in students' understanding of leadership. Listeners will also get a taste of JS's culinary skills as he talks about his favorite meals to cook and his impressive burger-making abilities. Plus, there's a big reveal that you won't want to miss! Tune in for a fun and insightful conversation, and prepare to be surprised!

In this episode of Higher Ed Breakfast Club, hosts Chris Taylor and Brian Van Brunt sit down with J.S. Bragg, Assistant Director for Student Activities at Miami University in Ohio. They dive into a lively discussion that covers everything from their favorite breakfast orders to the challenges faced by today's college students post-pandemic.

They share some laughs over breakfast traditions, nostalgia for monster cereals like Count Chocula, and the rise of Waffle House in Oxford. But it’s not just all about breakfast. J.S. gives insight into the lasting impact of COVID-19 on student engagement, mental health, and leadership development on campus.

🍳 Grab your coffee and catch this tasty conversation, full of humor, higher ed insight, and of course, breakfast talk!

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Welcome back to the Higher Ed Breakfast Club Podcast! In this episode, we continue our conversation with Amy, diving deeper into her insights on academic integrity, accountability, and the growing influence of AI in higher education. Amy shares her reflections as a faculty member teaching predominantly online and discusses the lessons learned from the pandemic, especially around flexibility and student support. We also explore the balance between maintaining academic standards and embracing new technologies like AI.

Plus, we can't forget the breakfast talk! Tune in as we chat about Texas breakfast treats, including kolaches, bacon, and more tacos, and wrap up with some fun food banter. Join us for another informative and tasty episode!

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In this episode of the Higher Ed Breakfast Club podcast, hosts Chris Taylor and Brian Van Brunt sit down with special guest Dr. Amy Murphy, associate professor from Angelo State University. Together, they dive into everything from breakfast favorites—like the ongoing crunchy vs. creamy peanut butter debate and Amy’s love for breakfast tacos—to more serious topics in higher education. The conversation explores current challenges surrounding Title IX regulations, campus burnout, and the complexities of preparing for another contentious election season. Join us for a cup of java.

Part two of episode one. A little more higher ed chat and a lot more breakfast chat, like, a lot, including more mentions of the now infamous Trader Joe's Meat Bag, toast options, syrups choices, and more.

Welcome to the Higher Ed Breakfast Club Podcast! We're thrilled to launch our podcast with an inaugural episode that sets the stage for a deliciously irreverent dive into all things higher ed and breakfast. Hosts Chris Taylor and Brian Van Brunt bring their signature mix of wit, insight, and a touch of chaos as they introduce the podcast, discuss its structure, and hint at the great guests lined up for future episodes. But it’s not all serious academia—expect plenty of breakfast banter, from the merits of scrambled eggs to the debate over whether breakfast really is the most important meal of the day. So whether you’re tuning in for the higher ed insights or the mouthwatering breakfast talk, this episode is just the beginning of a journey that’s sure to be as nourishing as it is entertaining. Stay tuned for more episodes, guest bios, and some tasty discussions ahead!