Josie And The Podcast

In this shorty episode, I’m digging into the streaming/gaming platform Twitch, University eSports and answering a listener question if departments should close social media accounts due to lack of engagement. However, the meat and potatoes of the episode is about how to be follow-worthy campus leader on Instagram. Don’t miss the final heartwaves segment, where I open up a bit about how I overcome setbacks. Get your earbuds ready and make sure to check out the show notes for all the goodies I mention! Shorty episodes are sponsored by The Connected Exec Program with Dr. Josie Ahlquist. Learn more and apply here. Notes from this Episode WNYC: Twitch & Shout University of Akron Esports Ninja Is The First Twitch Streamer To Reach 10 Million Followers Heroes of the Dorm College Esports at the Fiesta Bowl Ivy League Esports Instagrammable Vice President Presidents of Instagram Let's Get Real About Instagram https://www.instagram.com/baltimorecollegetown/ All Access Freshman Class President Paula Johnson Pre

This episode was such a joy, chatting with the incomparable Dr. Mary K. Boyd, current provost at Berry College. She has an esteemed background with the academy and is someone who role models how to be an engaging higher ed leader online and on campus. She has a unique position as an executive - but she makes sure to keep herself grounded and accessible. From creating Facebook groups to better connect with her students - to self-made memes, this intrepid-chemist-turned provost is leverage technology to build community in higher ed. Show Notes Mary’s Friday Fitness Challenge JJ Watt Photo Berry College Me Too Movement Charlottesville “Unite the Right” Rally Confronting Sexual Harassment in Chemistry Berry College Deer Meme  Connect with Mary Twitter: @marykboyd LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marykboyd/ Instagram: @boydmaryk Email: mboyd@berry.edu Connect with Josie Website: josieahlquist.com Twitter: @josieahlquist  LinkedIn: /JosieAhlquist Instagram: @josieahlquist  Facebook: Dr. Josie Ahlquist  Emai

In the first of its’ kind on the podcast, this shorty episode is part of a series throughout the season that will fill your earbuds with even more learning and laughter with me, Dr. Josie Ahlquist. This episode digs into what to expect in these episodes including tech updates like IGTV, digital insights into this freshman class, f you should delete old tweets and a little heartwave message about #InMyFeelings that brings to life the mission of the podcast. Shorty episodes are sponsored by The Connected Exec Program with Dr. Josie Ahlquist. Learn more and apply here. Notes from this Episode Instagram TV: IGTV @Ohiostathletics IGTV @WestVirginiau IGTV @UnivofAlabama IGTV Mannequin Challenge 2012 USA Olympic Swimming Team Call Me Maybe Craze Ciara In My Feelings Challenge Odell Beckham Jr In My Feelings Challenge The Oregon Duck In My Feelings Challenge Yale University Police Officer In My Feelings Challenge The Wayne State University In My Feelings Challenge The University of Michigan In My Feelings Challenge

In the season three premiere, I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Ajay Nair, the 22nd President of Arcadia University about his recent journey into the presidency, as well as his thoughts on integrating family into his professional life and even his social media feed. This 2.0 President brings authenticity, diversity, personalization and a genuine approach to social media. While Ajay is a campus executive, he also loves to be a student - which is exactly how he stays attuned to technology changes from students and even his children. Show Notes Ajay’s Family on Instagram Acardia deer on campus Ajay’s Emory Campus Life Music Video Puja ceremony The Connected Exec Community Connect with President Nair Twitter: @PrezNair Facebook: @PrezNair Instagram @preznair Snapchat: @preznair LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/preznair Connect with Josie Website: josieahlquist.com Twitter: @josieahlquist  LinkedIn: /JosieAhlquist Instagram: @josieahlquist  Facebook: Dr. Josie Ahlquist  Email: josie@josieahlquist.com  

In this season three kick-off episode, I’m sharing what I've been up to since season two including the book, teaching, speaking engagements and family adventures. I’ll also highlight what I have in store for the upcoming season of the podcast. Finally, I’ve got some pretty cool announcements, including a coaching program and a new Facebook community - so listen in for that! Notes from this Episode #EDH5309 on Twitter The Connected Exec Community (Facebook Group_ Get Connected: A Social Media Guide for Campus Leaders The Connected Exec Coaching Program Connect with Josie Website: http://www.josieahlquist.com/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/josieahlquist LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josieahlquist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/josieahlquist/ Email: josie@josieahlquist.com

At the 2018 CASE Social Media and Community Conference in New Orleans, I got the opportunity to organize and speak on a panel all about podcasting in higher education. I was joined by fellow podcasters Tim Cigelske, Jackie Vetrano, Stephen App, Chris Barrows, where we share our podcasting journeys and perspectives. From figuring out how to start a podcast to how to promote it and grow your audience. Each panelist brings a unique set of experiences to their shows and this conversation and it’s a great cross-section of institution-based, faculty-driven, and personal podcasts. For the entire show description, show notes and more, head to: josieahlquist.com/podcast/casepodcast/ Connect with the Panelists & their Podcasts: Josie Ahlquist (That's me!) Website: http://www.josieahlquist.com/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/josieahlquist LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josieahlquist Podcast: Josie & The Podcast (website) (twitter) Tim Cigelske Twitter: @cigelske Instagram: @timcigelske LinkedIn: https://

This year I served on the faculty team of the 2018 CASE Social Media and Community Conference in New Orleans. I quickly reached out Dillard University President, Walter M. Kimbrough to invite him to be part of the conference for a coffee talk interview. In this episode, you’ll catch the recording of this session, where we chat about how his presidency has grown up alongside social media, how to control your narrative, and why and how college presidents should speak out about what matters to them the most.   For the entire show description, show notes and more head to: josieahlquist.com/podcast/casesmcwalterkimbrough/ Connect with Dr. Walter M. Kimbrough Twitter: @hiphopprez Instagram: @hiphopprez Snapchat: @hiphopprez LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/walterkimbrough/ Facebook: facebook.com/walter.m.kimbrough Blog: https://medium.com/@HipHopPrez   Connect with Josie  Website: http://www.josieahlquist.com/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/josieahlquist LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josieahlquist Instagram: http

The presidency in higher education can be personal, which is exactly why I invited on not only the president of Washington State Kirk Schulz but also the first lady Noel Schulz, who also serves as an engineering professor. This first family talks about how the role university president has drastically changed related to social media and public presence - which for them even include their grown children and corgi puppies. In this episode, we get the unique opportunity to learn not just from two campus leaders who are active on-campus and online, but a dual career couple and their philosophy of a team-based approach to marriage and career trajectories. For entire show descriptions, show notes and more head to www.josieahlquist.com/podcast Notes from this Episode Power Couple #HigherEds First Couple of Social Media TRS 80 Pong Washington State University #GoCougs Mary Jo Gonzales   Connect with President Kirk Schulz Twitter: @wsu_cougar_pres Instagram: Wsu_Cougar_Pres LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirk-

He’s been called a provocateur, top diversity scholar, accomplished author, international speaker, and even “fun-sized.” But despite the various titles Terrell Lamont Strayhorn, focuses on the importance of belonging, especially in higher education spaces to meet his objective to #DoGoodWork. Terrell and I discuss the hidden curriculum of higher ed, Terrell’s educational and speaking philosophy, and how universities can and are working to develop students’ sense of belonging. For entire show descriptions, show notes and more head to www.josieahlquist.com/podcast Notes from this Episode Maximize social proof on Twitter bio article An Open Letter to Create Closure: Why I Left Ohio State Cornell University Ask Ezra College Students' Sense of Belonging: A Key to Educational Success for All Students NACADA Reframing Academic Advising for Student Success: From Advisor to Cultural Navigator Positive Psychology Movement Connect with Terrell Twitter: @tlstrayhorn IG: @tlstrayhorn Facebook: Terrell L. Strayhorn Linked

We’ve all got topics that are important to us, whether it’s our furry friends or the events that are happening on our campuses. Social listening is one way to turn those topics into real opportunities, and this week’s podcast guest is a social listening expert. Liz Gross is the director of Campus Sonar, and she explains what social listening is for higher ed, her intrepreneurial journey, and even shares a few travel tips! Notes from this Episode UW Milwaukee Michelin Star Service Included Per Se Alinea  University of Wisconsin Waukesha Lambda Pi Eta Great Lakes  Campus Sonar Stage-Gate Process How to build a business case Twitter Advanced Search Guide /r/applyingtocollege Social Listening Belongs in the Modern Marketer's Toolbox The Higher Ed Social Listening Handbook SXSWedu Nicholas Love NC State University Flyertalk.com Social Media ROI (Olivier Blanchard) HigherEdLive Podcast Enrollment Growth University Podcast The Hashtag Higher Ed Podcast Higher Ed Social Podcast How I Built This Teri Bump Connect with

Melissa Woo is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Vice President of Information Technology (IT) at Stony Brook University, and she’s got an insider’s perspective on life on the other side of the IT desk. And guess, what? It’s not all about technology, it’s actually about people. In this episode, Melissa and I discuss the ways that IT can and should be integrating with the entire campus, her approach to creating a more diverse team, and how to find and be a mentor. As a bonus, Melissa also shares her tech predictions, which you definitely don’t want to miss! Show Notes http://connectedu.network/ 2Cellos Slack Ingress Ingress XM Anomaly  Pokemon Go Brian Alexander  Laura Gibbs Using Social Media To Highlight The Campus Personality Stony Brook University University of Oregon Expanding your Recruitment Pool through Increasing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion EDUcause Higher Education Security Council (HEISC) Internet2 Micro-Credentials Blockchain Technology #CIOchat Mentoring Types  Liz Gross The Tech That P

Calling all nerds, geeks, and fanboys/fangirls! This week’s guest is Sabrina Cruz, the mastermind behind the epic YouTube channel Nerdy and Quirky (and a few others). Her channel combines nerd culture and comedy to keep her audience laughing and learning, and Sabrina brings the same energy to this week’s episode. She’ll be sharing what it’s like to be a YouTuber and a university student, talking about her fandom journey, and giving some excellent advice for both students and higher education institutions who want to get started on YouTube. Notes from this Episode SuperFreakonomics Michael Lewis Douglas Adams #Elsagate Club Penguin Neopets Vidcon Growing up on the Internet panel Oscar Wilde Cool History Al Capone Cool History Edgar Allan Poe Cool History How to Take Care of a Fangirl Stop being Sh!tty to Teenage Girls Nerdfighteria Vlog Brothers University of Toronto Nerdonomics U of T frosh video Casey Neistat Vox Video Vox Media 99% Invisible Podcast Freakonomics Podcast Connect with Sabrina Twitter: 

Grab your guildies and get ready to learn how Vice President for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management at San Francisco State University Luoluo Hong creates connections with her campus community through innovative platforms like World of Warcraft. This episode features a discussion of how her approach to social has changed as an executive, the importance of advocacy in Luoluo’s work and life, and ways to practice social justice without burning out.  Notes from this Episode Daario Naharis (Game of Thrones) Space Invaders Game World of Warcraft Arizona State University Louisiana State University Tulane University Luoluo's Healthy Campus Summit Keynote Wheel of Wellness #MeToo Title IX SFSU Title IX Office Times Up Dear Colleague Letters Office of Civil Rights (Dept. of US Education) Equity and Community Inclusion Unit Connect with Luoluo Twitter: @SF_State_VPSAEM LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luoluohong/ Email: vpsaem@sfsu.edu Connect with Josie Website: http://www.josieahlquist.com/ Twitte

I love the holidays so much I just had to wrap up a little extra podcast cheer to spread for all to hear. This bonus episode you'll learn a bit more about me, including what it was like to grow up in Wyoming, what I'm celebrating this year and lots of shoutouts to my top podcast supporters and behind the scenes production crew. And what holiday bonus episode would be complete without a surprise at the end! Find all the show notes at josieahlquist.com/podcast and follow the podcast on Twitter @JosieATPodcast and host Dr. Josie Ahlquist @josieahlquist.

There is a lot more to technology than downloading the hottest app or upgrading the latest software update. As Dr. Ed Cabellon shares technology is actually pretty personal - with skills required for successful technology implementation including politics, emotions and a long-term investment. Ed has seen the evolution of technology especially in students affairs and enrollment management as an early adopter and educator of digital identity, social media, and digital marketing. He’ll share his tips and tricks for navigating technology implementation including showcasing the homegrown strategy at Bridgewater State University called BSUlife.com. Find all the show notes at josieahlquist.com/podcast and follow the podcast on Twitter @JosieATPodcast and host Dr. Josie Ahlquist @josieahlquist.   

Finding your niche has never seemed more achievable thanks to this week’s guest, Niche Movement founder Kevin O’Connell. He’s an entrepreneur, author, and digital storyteller on a quest to build the perfect Spotify playlist. Our conversation is all about storytelling, from digital platform best practices to ways to launch the next chapter of your career. Best of all, this episode is packed with practical and tactical advice, especially if you are ready to make some shifts in your life. Find all the show notes at josieahlquist.com/podcast and follow the podcast on Twitter @JosieATPodcast and host Dr. Josie Ahlquist @josieahlquist.     

What if something as simple as a tweet could help you make your next career move - while you’re still in college? My guest this week can tell you firsthand what that experience is like. Mallie Rust is my content and marketing coordinator, a freelance editor, TexasMedia student, and even an amateur ballroom dancer. As a college senior Mallie shares her experience growing up on social media, how campuses can best use social to connect with current and future students and explains why she’s so passionate about the Oxford comma. Find all the show notes at josieahlquist.com/podcast and follow the podcast on Twitter @JosieATPodcast and host Dr. Josie Ahlquist @josieahlquist.   

Social justice work may go by many names: multiculturalism, inclusive excellence, diversity, equality, etc. According to Vernon A. Wall, what you call it doesn’t matter; it’s about your actions. Our discussion on how to engage in difficult dialogues and advocating for others - even if it’s uncomfortable, and the ways that a focus on language can help and hurt social justice efforts. There is also lots of celebrity talk from his leadership with Capital Pride and behind the scenes of the Social Justice Training Institute (SJTI) of which he is a founder and faculty member. Find all the show notes at josieahlquist.com/podcast and follow the podcast on Twitter @JosieATPodcast and host Dr. Josie Ahlquist @josieahlquist.   

Is it possible that university curriculum can keep up with the ever-changing speed of social media? My guest today believes so, with a lot of coffee and commitment. In this episode, Dr. Karen Freberg discusses life as a social media professor, from developing lesson plans to partnerships with companies like General Motors and Louisville Bats to Hootsuite and Adobe. Karen shares the ways that her time as a record-setting college athlete helped shape her career path in sports marketing, where her digital storytelling skills started with her first website gifted from her parents and how she taps into communities on twitter and facebook to build a community of social media professors. Find all the show notes at josieahlquist.com/podcast and follow the podcast on Twitter @JosieATPodcast and host Dr. Josie Ahlquist @josieahlquist. 

If you’ve ever read a list of college presidents to follow on Twitter, you’ve probably heard of Dr. Walter M. Kimbrough, the Hip Hop President. Walter’s official title is “President of Dillard University,” but he’s so much more than that. He’s also a published author, accomplished researcher, master of personal branding and presidential tweeting pro. In our conversation, we break down the development of Walter’s personal brand, his experiences tackling difficult discussions, and the people who inspire him. Find all the show notes at josieahlquist.com/podcast and follow the podcast on Twitter @JosieATPodcast and host Dr. Josie Ahlquist @josieahlquist.