In this episode of the PERETZ Podcast, Lewis invites Kevin from LinkedIn's Customer Success Organization to explore the powerful rolw of LinkedIn in education and career advancement. Kevin shares insights on leveraging LinkedIn Learning, universities' engagement with the platform, optimizing profiles for networking, and utilizing LinkedIn for job search and opportunities.

In this episode, Lewis discusses major disasters affecting US higher education, exploring natural calamities, man-made crises, and health emergencies.

In this episode, Lewis discusses selecting professors in higher education, covering types of professors, tips for choosing them effectively, and potential challenges students may face. He emphasizes adaptability and seeking support when needed, while acknowledging the dedication of many educators.

In this episode, Lewis delves into the deceptive practices of diploma mills, highlighting red flags such as misleading accreditation claims, dubious website domains, frequent name changes, and promises of quick degrees based on life experience. By providing practical tips, the episode empowers listeners to avoid fraudulent educational institutions and make informed choices in their academic pursuits.

In this episode, Lewis discusses the CLEP Examination and its benefits as being a cost-efficient, convenient way of earning college credit on your own time.

In this episode, Lewis discusses the differences between Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees across various disciplines, outlining the curriculum, skill development, and career paths associated with each major. He covers topics such as psychology, natural sciences, computer science, education, communication, business administration, art, and music, providing valuable insights to help listeners make informed decisions about their educational and professional futures.

In this episode, Lewis explores the niche topic of religious identity in education abroad, focusing specifically on Jewish students. He shares insights from his practicum experience and presents a case study on the intersection of religious identity and international education. Lewis discusses the challenges and importance of supporting Jewish students during study abroad programs, addressing the lack of literature on this topic. He provides context on Jewish identity, ethnic groups, and denominations, drawing from historical and cultural perspectives. The episode concludes with an examination of identity development vectors and their application to religious identity.

Lewis delves into the topic of major exploration, highlighting the flexibility of career paths and the importance of enjoying coursework. Drawing from his own experience as a linguistics major, he discusses the evolution of his academic interests and the significance of passion in one's studies. Lewis encourages listeners to embrace diverse experiences and identities beyond their major, emphasizing the multidimensional nature of student life. He touches on the relevance of major selection in graduate studies and concludes by reiterating the podcast's purpose.