I shot someone in the back. It happened in DayZ, a brutally realistic survival game where hunger, disease, and other players are often more dangerous than the "infected" zombies. Encounters in DayZ are tense. Trust is rare...maybe even ill-advised. Violence is usually rewarded. In this case, stepping out of the woods onto a lonely road, I saw another player before they saw me.

...Giving away your time doesn’t mean being inefficient or self-sacrificing to the point of burnout. It means choosing presence over productivity, at least some of the time.

"My faculty union threw a party to mark the departure of a large group of faculty in PSU's latest Separation Incentive Program. I had decided not to speak. .... But I felt I MUST talk about one thing, and I hope I said it carefully and in good faith..."

I’ll be teaching my last classes at Plymouth State University next week. I can't describe how strange it feels to type that sentence.

For our final episode of this season, we speak with Jessie Chapman, a gifted teacher and director, about how sharing your own life creates authentic connections with students.

On this week's episode, Meghan and I speak with two graduating seniors from PSU's Ascent program who inspired us to create a podcast. Lilly Casto and Kelsey Haley came to Plymouth in the midst of the ...

We have our first guest! In this episode, Dr. Cathie LeBlanc, a leader on PSU's campus talks about how she found her voice and how she helps students to find theirs.

In episode 2, Meghan describes how being seen by a caring advisor can sometimes feel--at least at first--like being exposed.

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