HeyJaredAll Things STEM
On this show we will explore all things STEM. Most importantly we will highlight the incredible CSU STEM faculty, students, staff and administrators that bring us the best STEM research and the best STEM education.
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Cracks in the System: Bob Brown on the Future of Research Universities (opens the original)
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In this episode of All Things STEM, host Dr. Frank A. Gomez speaks with Dr. Robert A. Brown, President Emeritus of Boston University, about the growing pressures facing America’s research universities. Drawing from his experience as a researcher, university president, former MIT provost, and national leader in higher education, Brown explains why current funding challenges point to deeper structural problems within the research university system. The conversation explores how the partnership bet
The Quiet Crisis: Student Mental Health, Social Anxiety, and the Future of College Success (opens the original)
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In “The Quiet Crisis: Student Mental Health, Social Anxiety, and the Future of College Success,” host Dr. Frank A. Gomez speaks with Dr. Amanda Morrison, Professor of Psychology at California State University, East Bay, about the mental health challenges many college students experience quietly and often without drawing attention. Dr. Morrison explains how depression, anxiety, social anxiety, loneliness, trauma, and life stress can appear through withdrawal, avoidance, missed classes, limited pa
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