Nighthawk Coach Talk
Nighthawk Coach Talk is a student-centered podcast hosted by Academic Coaches at the University of North Georgia, sharing practical tips, coaching tools, and real talk about motivation, growth, and college success.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 17
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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College 101 Series: Prioritizing Your Wellbeing at Midterms (opens the original)
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Midterms are a good time to check in with more than just your grades. We’re talking about sleep, stress, movement, connection, and how taking care of yourself can help you keep moving forward academically.
College 101 Series: Explore Your CliftonStrengths (opens the original)
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Your CliftonStrengths results are more than a list of five words. We’ll explore what your strengths can tell you about how you learn, work, communicate, and approach challenges—and how to begin putting them to use.
Student Agency: Taking Ownership of Your Academic Success (opens the original)
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In this episode, Academic Coach Sarah Shafer and Peer Academic Coach Marin explore student agency and what it means to take ownership of your academic journey. Marin shares how she worked through a challenging physics course by shifting her mindset, asking for help, and using the resources around her. Discover how to recognize when blame is holding you back, practice accountability without negative self-talk, and take small, practical steps toward success.
College 101 Series: Preparing for Your Advising Appointment (opens the original)
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Your advising appointment is more useful when you come ready to be part of the conversation. Learn what academic advising is, what to review beforehand, what questions to ask, and how to take more ownership of your academic plan.
College 101 Series: Engage with Class Community (opens the original)
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Being successful in college is about more than showing up and taking notes. We’re talking about connecting with classmates, participating in your courses, recognizing what you bring to a group, and becoming an active part of your class community.
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