Dr. Lucas Meijs, Faiza Venzant, CVA, and Megan Cadle, CVA
Spotify podcast episode (47 minutes) exploring the variation in social norms on volunteerism around the world. (Transcript available)

Theresa Ricke-Kiely and Angela Barnard
Spotify podcast episode (50 minutes) unpacking the depth, breadth and complexity of effective leadership. (Transcript available)

Melissa Robbins, Justin Arnold and Jordan Baah-Sackey
Spotify podcast episode (52 minutes) discussing workforce development as baby boomers retire, the pandemic leaves lasting impressions, technological innovations enter the workplace, and generational differences emerge on the view of work. (Transcript available)

Kevin van Bronkhorst, Wes Miller, and Jocelyn Hines
Spotify podcast episode (42 minutes) discussing the 900 community foundations in the USA which recently gave over $7 billion to a variety of nonprofit activities. (Transcript available)

Barbara Lubic, Ed.D.
Talks about Storytime in the Park, a family literacy program held on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. (June-August) in Garfield, Lincoln, and MLK, Jr. Parks. See calendar of events: StorytimeGR.org.

Liz McMillen, Kasey Stevens, and Ashley Nickels
Spotify podcast episode (48 minutes) discussing higher education in the United States facing demographic, technical, economic, social and political challenges. Can institutions adequately address these challenges while retaining their important value proposition for civil society? (Transcript available.)

Aaron Dorfman, Madeleine Williams, and Yah-Hannah Jenkins
Spotify podcast episode (42 minutes) discussing the U.S.reliance on on philanthropy to address societal challenges and the potential of philanthropy to solve them. (Transcript available.)

Jason Grant, Patrick Waterman, and Kathryn Beemer
Spotify podcast episode (43 minutes) discussing the role of local government in civil society and offering examples of some of the creative things local governments are doing for their citizens. (Transcript available.)

Chasity Bailey-Fakhoury, Ph.D.
The Educators of Color Network provides support, guidance, awareness, and connections for the GVSU pre-service community with an emphasis on those who identify as Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC). 

Tom Norton and Chuck Plunkett
Spotify podcast episode (43 minutes) on the importance of local news in civil society. (Transcript available)

Jeff Brooks, Katie VanDoeselaar, and Steven Nicolet
Spotify podcast episode (44 minutes) exploring fundraising as an art and science driven by trust, relationships and social capital that, if done well, transforms the giver as well as the recipient. (Transcript available.)

David Pitts and Rob Howard
Spotify podcast episode (30 minutes) on prison reform and how the prison experience impacts a person's ability to return to the general population, and participate in and contribute to civil society? (Transcript available.)

Lessa Pelayo-Lozada, Ana Drown, and Heather Zeoli
Spotify podcast episode (47 minutes) on libraries, which have expanded and evolved over time, and despite their tremendous value, in some locations are now being threatened. (Transcript available)

Maria Town and Jeanette Johnson
Spotify podcast episode (44 minutes) on where we are as a society in how we treat, defend the rights of, accommodate and value people with disabilities. (Transcript available)

Dr. Tim Penning, Stephen Szymanski, and Jason Manshum
Spotify podcast episode (49 minutes) on the important role of public relations in civil society. (Transcript available)

Pat Libby, Adrienne Goodstall, and Tracey Hamlet
Spotify podcast episode (47 minutes) with engaging discussion with three nonprofit advocates for advocacy. (Transcript available)

Salvatore Alaimo, Ph.D.
Shares how his new podcast, Tilting the Earth's Praxis, was developed with weekly guests discussing topics impacting civil society

Sonnet Takahisa, Kimberly Kelderhouse, and Jennifer Parks-Strack
Spotify podcast episode (42 minutes) on museums' role in the ideal of civil society, (Transcript available.)

Raymond Higbea, Ph.D. and Mikhila Wildey, Ph.D.
DIscussed the charge of the Graduate Student Mental Health Task Force, the data collected, and the results of the study.

Larry Warkoczeski, J.D.
Shares his "why" for Deep Generosity® which is an online “idea factory” for new, researched philanthropy ideas and practices.  

Priscilla Kimboko, Ph.D. and Others
Promotes the 18th Annual Art and Science of Aging Conference and its community lead partner, Reliance Community Care Partners.

Sheryl Vlietstra, M.Ed.
Megan Freudigmann, M.S.
Share how the Michigan Literacy Project was developed and their mission to provide quality classroom libraries to recent Education graduates teaching 3 years or less in classrooms in an underserved Michigan public school districts and GVSU charter schools.

Breeann Mann and Elizabeth Clark
Discusses the Peer Mentor Program which provides leadership and support for new GVSU students by providing a sense of community, professional development, and preparation for post-graduation.

Kevin Holohan, Ph.D.
Talks about the partnership between GVSU, Battle Creek Public Schools and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and the outcomes of this unique partnerhship.

Amy Schelling, Ph.D.
Addresses the teacher shortage and the new funding streams developed by the Michigan Department of Education and how GVSU is taking an active role in teacher recruitment.

Jen DeWaard, Ed.D.
Shares her passion for the Council for Exceptional Children organization, rebuilding GV's student chapter, and attending the Special Education Legislative Summit in Washington, DC this summer.

Jacquelynn Doyon-Martin, Ph.D. and Aaron Yore-Van Oosterhout
Discusses the Prison Education Partnership. In coordination with the Michigan Dept. of Corrections, GVSU is offering a bachelor's degree in liberal arts to incarcerated students at the Bellamy Corrections Facility in Ionia, MI.

Lorie Tuma, Ed.D.
Shares her "pandemic story" and her passion for empowering women all around the nation and inspiring her students with relevant and real-life experiences.

Barbara Lubic, Ed.D.
Talks about Storytime in the Park, a family literacy program held on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. (June-August) in Garfield, Lincoln, and MLK, Jr. Parks. See calendar of events: https://www.storytimegr.org.

Quincy Williams & SLAM Students
Discusses the history of Students Leaving a Mark (SLAM) and the impacts the students were able to make during the spring service learning trip to Mississippi.

Kathryn Ohle, Ph.D.
Shares the history of GVSU's Early Childhood Education and the new Birth to Kindergarten program approved November 2021.

Priscilla Kimboko, Ph.D.
Hosted the 17th Annual Art & Science of Aging Conference, as well as explained the Rethinking Dementia and Grand Connections initiatives.

Clayton Pelon and Mei Mah
Discusses their new and ongoing grants, new Steelcase fellowship, and newly created student organization.

Rui Niu-Cooper, Ph.D.
Shares the history, goals and successes of the Oakdale Neighbors’ Learning Café.