Faculty Matters
by Center for Faculty Development
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Faculty Matters at Seton Hall University.
Episodes
The newest 20 of 32 episodes
- Teaching Writing is Still Possible: Using WAC/WID Principles in the Age of AI · 39 min · Episode 32In this episode leaders and participants in a WAC-AI project discuss how writing-across-the curriculum strategies can help faculty manage the use of AI for writing assignments in…
- Podcasting to Promote Your Research Profile · 44 min · Episode 31In this episode, Professor Andrew Rimby provides practical advice for ways to use podcasting to enhance your research profile and gain attention for your work, especially beyond…
- What Do We Mean by AI Literacy? · 38 min · Episode 30In this episode, University Librarian Maria Barca and Data Specialist Samah Alshrief explain what exactly we mean when we talk about "AI literacy" and how students and faculty…
- Behind the Scenes at the Walsh Gallery · 29 min · Episode 29In this episode, Emily Handlin, Director of the Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall, discusses the joys and challenges of running a small gallery, current and future exhibits, and her…
- Strategies for Successful Research Collaborations · 39 min · Episode 28In this episode, Fanli Jia, Assoc. Prof. of Psychology, and Susan Nolan, Prof. of Psychology, discuss their collaborative research projects, as well as the benefits and…
- Debate as Pedagogical Practice in the Age of AI · 36 min · Episode 27In this episode, Cathy Zizik, Department Chair and Associate Professor of Communication, will discuss the value of incorporating debate principles and strategies into the…
- Contemplative Practices for Student Engagement · 33 min · Episode 26In this episode, Peter Savastano, Assoc. Professor of Anthropology and Religion, shares his strategies for using contemplative practices in the classroom to increase student…
- The History of Seton Hall Athletics · 36 min · Episode 25In this episode, Alan Delozier, Humanities and Outreach Librarian, will talk about his new book project, a history of Seton Hall University athletics from the late 19th century…
- Ethics in Contact Rhetoric · 36 min · Episode 24In this episode, Jon Radwan, Assoc. Prof. of Communication, and Eric Johnston, Assoc. Prof. of Theology, will discuss Dr. Radwan’s new book on communication and the “dance” of…
- Academy for Nature and Nurture II: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Resilience · 37 min · Episode 23In this episode, Sulie Chang, Distinguished University Research Professor; Jose Lopez, Prof. of Physics; Mary Landriau, Senior Faculty Associate of Social Work; and Kelechi…
- A Philosopher Considers the Ethics of AI · 38 min · Episode 22In this episode, Amelia Kahn, Asst. Professor of Philosophy, discusses her research on tech and AI and the ethical issues created by AI, in higher ed and globally.
- The Lonergan Influence at Seton Hall · 36 min · Episode 20In this episode, Jonathan Heaps, the Director of the Bernard J. Lonergan Institute and the new Toth-Lonergan Visiting Professor as of January 2026, talks about Lonergan's…
- Study Abroad Adventures in Morocco and the Middle East · 35 min · Episode 19In this episode, Youssef Yacoubi, Lecturer of Arabic and Co-director of the Middle Eastern and North African Studies Program, talks about a study abroad class he has developed…
- Updates from the SHU Archives · 37 min · Episode 18In this episode, Sarah Ponichtera, Assistant Dean for Special Collections and the Gallery, talks about an array of university archives projects, both here and abroad.
- International Faculty at SHU: Challenges and Opportunities · 39 min · Episode 21In this episode, Muhammad Farooq, Asst. Prof. of English, discusses what it means to be an international faculty member today.
- The Risks and Challenges of AI as Therapist · 35 min · Episode 17In this episode, Priti Shah, Associate Director of Counseling and Psychological Services, and Minsun Lee, Associate Professor in the Department of Professional Psychology and…
- Academia’s Dilemma: What to do About Artificial Intelligence · 34 min · Episode 16In this episode, Jo Renee Formicola, Professor Emeritus of Political Science, will talk about her forthcoming book, “Academia’s Dilemma: What to do About Artificial Intelligence…
- Using VR to Enhance ‘Speaking and Listening in a Digital and Global Age.’ · 32 min · Episode 15In this episode, Renee Robinson, Professor of Communication in the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, talks about a project she is developing that involves using…
- So You Want to Start a Podcast · 36 min · Episode 14In this episode, Andrew Rimby, adjunct professor of English, podcaster, and social activist, discusses his arts/culture organization, The Ivory Tower Boiler Room, and the ins and…
- Restarting/Reinvigorating Your Research Agenda · 36 min · Episode 13In this episode, Leslie Rippon, Assoc. Professor of Athletic Training, Nancy Enright, Professor of English, and Peter Shoemaker, Professor of French, will discuss the challenges…
