Rocking the Academy, hosted by Mary Churchill and Roopika Risam, brings you conversations with the very best truth tellers who are formulating a different vision of the university.
Sponsored by Johns Hopkins University Press
Rocking the Academy
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Rocking the Academy, hosted by Mary Churchill and Roopika Risam, brings you conversations with the very best truth tellers who are formulating a different vision of the university. Sponsored by Johns Hopkins University Press
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Recent Episodes
April 1, 2020
Season 2: #8 - Chris Newfield, The Great Mistake
In this episode of Rocking the Academy, co-hosts Roopika Risam and Mary Churchill talk with Chris Newfield, author of The Great Mistake: How We Wrecked Public Universities and How We Can Fix Them (Johns Hopkins UP, 2016). We talk with Chris about the systematic defunding of higher education, the lack of faculty workplace engagement in universities, gender and scholar-activism within universities, and the need for debt-free college. Find us on Twitter: @roopikarisam, @mary_churchill, and @cnewf.
March 25, 2020
Season 2: #7 - Ashley Gray, American Council on Education
In this episode of Rocking the Academy, co-hosts Roopika Risam and Mary Churchill talk with Ashley Gray, Program Manager in the Professional Learning division at the American Council on Education. We talk with Ashley about race and gender in higher education leadership, the need for new approaches to trust in higher education, and how to navigate imposter syndrome and racial battle fatigue. Find us on Twitter: @roopikarisam, @mary_churchill, and @leadershipace.
March 11, 2020
Season 2: #6 - Katina Rogers, Futures Initiative, CUNY Grad Center
In this episode of Rocking the Academy, co-hosts Roopika Risam and Mary Churchill talk with Katina Rogers, co-director of Futures Initiative at CUNY Grad Center and author of Putting the Humanities PhD to Work (Duke UP, 2020). We talk with Katina about the changing face of graduate education, misalignment between values and structures within higher ed, and her innovative work trying to change that. Find us on Twitter: @roopikarisam, @mary_churchill, and @katinalynn.
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