The ASCA Viewpoints Podcast brings the heart and expertise of the student conduct profession to your ears. Hosted by the Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA), this podcast dives into the people, practices, and perspectives shaping campus communities today.
From insightful interviews with leaders in the field to candid conversations about current issues, restorative practices, and professional growth, each episode offers something new to learn — and reflect on. Join us for authentic conversations, professional insights, and stories that remind us why we are committed to fostering accountability, integrity, and belonging in higher education.
This podcast is hosted by Alana Brooks and the Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA).
Let’s Connect! Email ascapodcasts@theasca.org
This podcast wouldn’t be possible without the contributions of our past hosts and producers, including Dr. Alexandra E. Hughes (Season 3 & Season 4 Host + Producer), Jill Creighton (Season 1 & Season 2 Host), and Colleen Maeder (Season 1 & Season 2 Producer).
We’ve all heard it: “But I didn’t mean to…”
In this episode of ASCA Viewpoints, we explore why students cling to their intent, what happens when impact tells a different story, and how student conduct professionals help bridge that gap.
Through real examples, compassionate framing, and practical tools, this episode breaks down how understanding intent and impact can transform conversations, build empathy, and strengthen our campus communities.
🎧 Catch up on past episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and get ready for a new season of thoughtful conversations and community connection.
Want to Connect? Email ascapodcasts@theasca.org (mailto:ascapodcasts@theasca.org).
13 Jan 2026
Episode 69: Research, Professional Engagement, and ASCA Engagement with Dr. Kyle McCarragher
We explore the growing edge of the student conduct profession with our guest Dr. Kyle McCarragher, Student Conduct Coordinator at Utah State University.
The intersection of research, professional engagement, and the power of emerging voices. Join us as we dive into how research shapes our daily practice, why involvement in ASCA can transform a young professional’s career, and what it means to step into a field where your perspective truly matters.
We unpack the opportunities, challenges, and moments of impact that define early-career experiences in student conduct. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner, a new professional finding your footing, or someone curious about the future of the field, this episode offers insight, encouragement, and a compelling look at the work that anchors our community.
Tune in as we kick off this series by centering the people and ideas shaping where student conduct goes next.
🎧 Catch up on past episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or (https://theasca.org)theasca.org (http://theasca.org), and get ready for a new season of thoughtful conversations and community connection.
Want to Connect? Email ascapodcasts@theasca.org (mailto:ascapodcasts@theasca.org).
23 Dec 2025
Episode 68: You're Old. You Don't Understand
What do students really mean when they say, “You don’t understand”?
In this episode, our host Alana breaks down the generational divide in student conduct work and shares strategies for bridging communication gaps, building trust, and supporting students more effectively. Learn how digital culture shapes student behavior, why communication feels different now, and how practitioners can stay connected, relevant, and impactful without trying to act like they’re part of Gen Z or Gen Alpha.
🎧 Catch up on past episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and visit theasca.org (http://theasca.org)!
Want to Connect? Email ascapodcasts@theasca.org (mailto:ascapodcasts@theasca.org).
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