Best Assistant Dean Of Students Podcasts (2025)

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Choosing Your Place, Finding Your People with Sayde Czerpak, Class of 2029 10:09

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Send us a text What if the biggest change in your life started the moment you walked into a new school? In this episode, ninth-grader Sayde Czerpak shares how she chose JCHS, navigated the nerves of starting fresh, and slowly discovered a community that felt like home. She talks about taking positive risks—from running for class rosh to giving a d’…

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Conceptual Physics to CRISPR: Where Rigor Meets Wonder at JCHS with Dr. Cecily Burrill, Dean of Math & Science 14:16

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Send us a text What actually prepares a person to think like a scientist? In this episode, Dr. Cecily Burrill explains how JCHS’s physics-first sequence intentionally aligns with teenage brain development and strengthens student mastery of chemistry and biology. She also digs into why modern AP science courses—now focused on scientific practices ra…

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From Antigone to Nike: How JCHS Sparked a Designer’s Journey with Rymo Hymowitz, Class of 2021 12:53

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Send us a text What if the small moments in high school—the friendships, the mentors, the unexpected opportunities—turn out to be the spark that shapes your future? In this episode, we sit down with Rymo Hymowitz ’21, whose journey from sewing in the JCHS Commons to designing sports bras at Nike reveals how creativity grows when students are truly …

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Anne Hollis, Executive Director of Student Support Services & Title IX Deputy Coordinator 22:35

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By Bradley University

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072- Neck Pain, Medicare, Costs, Adverse Events with Drs. Jim Whedon and Brian Anderson 1:22:34

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Drs. Jim Whedon and Brian Anderson join me for a discussion about their R15 award involving 3 Medicare neck pain cohort studies. Jim Whedon DC, MS is a Senior Health Services Researcher at Southern California University of Health Sciences and Adjunct Professor at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice. He has authored […]…

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Building Champions by Playing the Right Way with Marty Cohen, Assistant Director of Athletics 9:44

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Send us a text How is JCHS able to build championship-level teams — while keeping kindness and community at the core? In this episode, we sit down with Coach Marty Cohen, JCHS Assistant Athletics Director and Class of 2019 alum, to explore how the school’s athletics program reflects its values of balance, growth, and sportsmanship. From encouraging…

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Dr. Kris Maillacheruvu, Interim Dean Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology and Foster College of Business 18:15

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By Bradley University

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Trust, Challenge, and Transformation on the Zion Journey with Sean Moler, Director of Athletics and Journey Leader 10:20

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Send us a text What does it take to truly see your authentic self? In this episode of Thinking Out Loud, JCHS Director of Athletics and Zion Journey leader Sean Moler shares how the 10th Grade Journey to Zion challenges students to take “positive risks” — moments that stretch their limits while strengthening trust, reflection, and community. From n…

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Chad Lowell, Interim Chair, Associate Professor Department of Theatre Arts 22:33

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By Bradley University

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Why the Humanities Matter: Finding Meaning in Learning with Dr. Camilo Jaramillo 14:28

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Send us a text What does it really mean to study the humanities in a world driven by data, speed, and technology? In this episode of Thinking Out Loud, Dr. Camilo Jaramillo, Dean of Humanities at JCHS, explores how literature, history, and art help students make sense of themselves and the world they live in. From mock trials and creative projects …

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Brian Wardle, Men's Basketball Head Coach 22:34

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By Bradley University

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Grades vs. Growth: What Are We Really Assessing? with Michael Brody, Assistant Head of School 8:49

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Send us a text What if grades reflected only what students truly learned—not compliance or point-chasing? In this episode, Michael Brody, Assistant Head of School at JCHS, shares the school’s “Grading for Learning” philosophy, which prioritizes mastery over noise like attendance penalties or extra credit. He explains how policies like retakes and r…

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Patrick Sheeley, Senior Music Business major and Social Media Marketing minor 19:36

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By Bradley University

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How do we Engage in Conversation Around Israel? with Adi Alouf, Director of Student and Jewish Life 10:25

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Send us a text How do you teach young people to navigate one of the most polarizing topics of our time in a productive healthy, and thoughtful way? In this conversation, JCHS alum and Director of Jewish and Student Life, Adi Alouf, shares the story behind the school’s weekly “Lunch and Learn” series, launched after October 7, 2023. She explains why…

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Jobie Skaggs, Associate Provost 21:29

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By Bradley University

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When Torah Feels Foreign: Finding Our Way In with Tamar Rabinowitz, Dean of Jewish Studies 11:28

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Send us a text What if reading Torah could make us more humble, responsible, and courageous? In this episode, Dean of Jewish Studies Tamar Rabinowitz explains how slowing down, listening deeply, and engaging multiple voices in dialogue can shape a person’s character as much as their intellect. Her teaching emphasizes humility, responsibility, and m…

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071- Dr. Cesar Hincapie – Chiropractic, Lumbar Disc Herniations, Nerve Root Injections 1:01:15

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Dr. Cesar Hincapie and I discuss his research involving chiropractic, lumbar disc herniations and nerve root injections. He describes the ongoing SALuBRITY trial which is the first-ever chiropractic randomized clinical trial funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation and is also partially funded by the European Centre for Chiropractic Research…

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Craig Dalhquist, Senior Associate Athletic Director Emeritus 25:59

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By Bradley University

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Seeing the World in a New Way with Jennifer Sturgill, Dean of Visual and Performing Arts 12:35

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Send us a text How does the tension between structure and freedom allow for creativity to thrive? In this episode, Dean of Visual & Performing Arts Jennifer Sturgill explains her philosophy of teaching art as an exploration of open-mindedness. She illustrates this approach through a “notan” paper-cutting project, showing how structure, freedom, and…

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Cory Craig, Director of Admission Visit Experiences 25:49

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By Bradley University

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Where Great Colleges Say Yes, with Lauren Cook, Dean of College and Gap-Year Advising 9:39

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Send us a text We are in conversation with Dean of College and Gap-year Advising, Lauren Cook. A 30-year veteran of College Admissions, Ms. Cook has worked on both sides of the process, as a college admissions officer for Mount Holyoke College and as a college counselor for students at JCHS. She is the former president of the Western Association fo…

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Sherri Morris, Interim Dean and Professor of Biology 17:10

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By Bradley University

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Education with Soul–Why JCHS Feels Different, and Is, with Rabbi Howard Jacoby Ruben 17:00

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Send us a text In this episode, we’re talking with Rabbi Howard Jacoby Ruben, the Head of School at JCHS, who shares how a culture of courageous questioning, deep learning, and joyful belonging shapes everything from classroom discussions to community life. We’ll explore how the approach to learning at JCHS allows students to do more…. be more… as …

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Al Cuizon, Student Body President 20:15

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By Bradley University

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Lee Newton, Director of Education Abroad and International Programs, Assoc. Prof., Dept. of English 23:10

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By Bradley University

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Sue Boettcher, General Manager of Dining Services and Collegiate Hospitality 18:44

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By Bradley University

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David Trillizio, Director of Orientation and Advisement 19:06

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By Bradley University

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070- Dr. Alice Cade – Chiropractic, Eye Tracking and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury 1:32:37

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In this interview, Dr Alice Cade discusses her interests of eye function and chiropractic amongst other topics. Dr. Cade is a clinician-scientist and senior lecturer at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic, with adjunct appointments in neuroscience research and teaching at the University of Auckland and the Scotland College of Chiropractic. Her …

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Daniel Moon, Interim Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs 24:27

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By Bradley University

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Brad McMillan, Coordinator, Master's in Nonprofit Leadership and Executive Director, Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service 15:48

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By Bradley University

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Patricia Saleeby, Director of Social Work 20:13

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By Bradley University

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Carl Anderson, Associate Chair, Music Department 21:29

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By Bradley University

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David Daye ’23, Assistant Forensics Coach 17:35

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By Bradley University

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S04.E15. Spiritual Health of a Church Plant (Part 3) – Developing Community Life and Fellowship (You Don't Have to Putt Putt Alone) 43:09

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Dr. Ryan Reed, Department Chair, Political Science 29:28

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By Bradley University

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Sara Netzley, Journalism Professor 19:15

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By Bradley University

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Dr. Kerrie Schattler, Chairperson, Civil Engineering and Construction and Dr. Joshua Lewer, Associate Dean for Future Initiatives 19:08

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By Bradley University

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S04.E14. Spiritual Health of a Church Plant (Part 2) – Church Vision and Mobilization 38:29

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James Shadid, Bradley University’s 13th President 17:05

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The Bradley University PodcastBy Bradley University

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Angie and Ben Interview Each Other 28:17

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The Bradley University PodcastBy Bradley University

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069 – Dr. Walter Herzog – Biomechanics, Spinal Manipulation, Vertebral Artery and Gait 1:26:42

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In this interview Dr. Herzog and I discuss his research including: 1) the biomechanics of spinal manipulation; 2) spinal manipulation and the biomechanics of the vertebral artery; 3) spinal manipulation and gait and; 4) the sarcomere, titin and muscle contraction. Dr. Walter Herzog did his undergraduate training in Physical Education at the Federal…

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S04.E13. Spiritual Health of a Church Plant (Part 1) – Family and Spiritual Life 46:12

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S04.E12. Location, Location, Location 49:14

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S04.E11. How To Build a Perfect Church Planter 45:19

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S04.E10. Mistakes to Avoid in Church Planting 45:38

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S04. E09. Pastoring for the Long Haul – Pastor Cohorts and Friends with Elliot Grudem 42:43

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Leaders Collective You can reach us with comments or questions on: Twitter Facebook Or by email at: [email protected]

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S04.E08. Fighting Narcissism as Church Planters – an interview with Dr. Dan Doriani 46:01

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Read the article: "Narcissism Is Toxic for Pastors. But So Is Lack of Confidence." Dan's Podcast- Working You can reach us with comments or questions on: Twitter Facebook Or by email at: [email protected]

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068- Dr. Felipe Duarte – Neurobiology related to chronic musculoskeletal conditions and spinal manipulation 1:35:26

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Dr. Duarte talks about the neurobiology of chronic musculoskeletal conditions, mechanisms of rehab strategies and spinal manipulation.By Dean Smith, DC, PhD