2.2 Building Online Networks With Karen Costa View From Venus podcast

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Topics Discussed in this Episode:

Women in Higher Ed, monthly newsletter for practitioners, with practical articles that creates a space for women to tell their stories.
WIHE Editor Kelly Baker's role in creating the community of the publication.
WIHE's job site and Twitter promotion of women getting promoted at their current institution or hired at new institutions.
The #HigherEdReads initiative Karen Costa created with colleague, Clea Mahoney which creates an online space to help people keep on track with their professional reading goals.
What Karen is reading right now: Indistractable by Nir Eyal - how to be more moderate with our screen use on devices.
Figuring out how to talk about health and wellness in higher ed, especially the combination of bodies, minds, and spirits.
How Karen's background as a yoga teacher influences her approach to health and wellness in higher ed.
The loneliness and isolation of the faculty life and how faculty can use online networks to mitigate that sense of isolation.
The importance of creating space for women in higher ed that goes beyond institutions.
Ways to use the Women Working in Higher Ed document Karen created for potential collaboration.
Using zoom coffee dates to network.
Two additional book recommendations from Karen and one from Mary: Social by Matthew Lieberman, HIVEMIND by Sarah Rose Cavanaugh, and Generous Thinking by Kathleen Fitzpatrick.

Resources Discussed in this Episode:

Music Credits: Magic by Six Umbrellas

Sound Engineer: Ernesto Valencia

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Topics Discussed in this Episode:

Women in Higher Ed, monthly newsletter for practitioners, with practical articles that creates a space for women to tell their stories.
WIHE Editor Kelly Baker's role in creating the community of the publication.
WIHE's job site and Twitter promotion of women getting promoted at their current institution or hired at new institutions.
The #HigherEdReads initiative Karen Costa created with colleague, Clea Mahoney which creates an online space to help people keep on track with their professional reading goals.
What Karen is reading right now: Indistractable by Nir Eyal - how to be more moderate with our screen use on devices.
Figuring out how to talk about health and wellness in higher ed, especially the combination of bodies, minds, and spirits.
How Karen's background as a yoga teacher influences her approach to health and wellness in higher ed.
The loneliness and isolation of the faculty life and how faculty can use online networks to mitigate that sense of isolation.
The importance of creating space for women in higher ed that goes beyond institutions.
Ways to use the Women Working in Higher Ed document Karen created for potential collaboration.
Using zoom coffee dates to network.
Two additional book recommendations from Karen and one from Mary: Social by Matthew Lieberman, HIVEMIND by Sarah Rose Cavanaugh, and Generous Thinking by Kathleen Fitzpatrick.

Resources Discussed in this Episode:

Music Credits: Magic by Six Umbrellas

Sound Engineer: Ernesto Valencia

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