HeyJaredYeah, I Got a F#%*ing Job With a Liberal Arts Degree
A podcast that explores the liberal arts as an educational system emphasizing inquiry, personal development and innovation that is foundational to a healthy, inclusive, and progressive society.
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Episode 70: Maysan Haydar Believes in a More Compelling Story About the Humanities (opens the original)
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Dr. Maysan Haydar is an Assistant Professor of History at Case Western Reserve University. Her areas of expertise include twentieth century immigration and acculturation patterns by peoples from Muslim-majority countries, military history, and Islamic and Middle Eastern history. She joins the show to discuss her time as the 2022-2024 Pforzheimer Foundation Fellow at the American Academy of the Arts & Sciences , where she worked on policy and the state of public humanities within the Humanities,
Episode 69: Lee Bebout is back with more about faculty/admin dynamics! (opens the original)
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Three time returning guest Lee Bebout is back on the show to discuss Come to the Dark Side: The Dangers of Pathologizing Administration in Higher Ed , an essay he and Jeff recently co-authored, published in Inside Higher Ed. It is written as the second part of a larger series, with the first essay titled What We Mean by 'Shared" Governance' , which was featured on episode 59 of this show. Both essays look at the relationship between faculty and administration at universities and colleges and how
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