In this episode of the National University Podcast, hosts Kimberly King, Dr. Grayson Kimball, and Dr. Joel Gooden delve into the multifaceted concept of motivation, exploring its definitions, implications in sports and education, and the differences between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. They discuss the future of educational psychology, the impact of social media on the motivations of the next generation, and the science behind competitive motivation. The conversation also covers practical strategies for goal setting, the role of deliberate practice, and the influence of AI on human motivation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the human element in coaching and education.

In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Nicole Mills discuss the evolving landscape of legal professions, the pathways to becoming a lawyer, and the various roles lawyers can play in society. They explore the differences between litigation and corporate law, the importance of public service and pro bono work, and the critical role lawyers have in the judicial system. The conversation also highlights opportunities for lawyers in academia and government, as well as the significance of critical thinking skills in legal practice. Finally, they discuss how legal education at JFK School of Law can empower students to make a difference in their communities.

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the transformative power of therapy and its pivotal role in personal growth. Join us as we explore real-life stories and expert insights that reveal how therapy can unlock potential, foster resilience, and guide individuals on a journey of self-discovery and healing. Whether you're considering therapy or simply curious about its impact, this episode offers valuable perspectives on how therapy can be a catalyst for profound personal change.

In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King speaks with Dr. Ana Maria Barral about the importance of scientific literacy and its implications for education and public health. They discuss innovative approaches to science education, the challenges posed by AI in student work, and the complexities of scientific research in the public health sphere. The conversation also touches on the impact of diet on health, concerns about outbreaks, and the significance of community support in education.

In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Dr. Brian Arnold discuss the concept of gamification and its application in education. They explore how gamification can enhance student engagement, learning outcomes, and the importance of immediate feedback. Dr. Arnold emphasizes the need for educators to understand diverse player preferences and the potential of gamification to foster empathy and representation in learning environments. The conversation also touches on practical advice for educators looking to implement gamification in their classrooms.

This podcast episode explores the distinctions between computer science, computer engineering, and cybersecurity degrees, featuring insights from experts at National University. The discussion covers the educational paths, skills required, career opportunities, and the impact of artificial intelligence in these fields. The guests emphasize the importance of hands-on experience, problem-solving skills, and the relevance of ABET accreditation in engineering programs.

In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Dr. Irma Diaz-Martin discuss the critical role of trust and communication in crisis management. They explore how transparency, empathy, and community engagement are essential for effective crisis response. The conversation highlights the importance of leveraging social media and digital tools while also considering the unique needs of urban and rural communities. Dr. Diaz-Martin shares her insights on building local partnerships and the significance of clear messaging during emergencies.

In this episode of the National University Podcast, Kimberly King and Dr. Aurelia Bickler explore the science of happiness, discussing the neuroscience behind it, the impact of mindfulness, and practical strategies for enhancing well-being. They delve into the balance between genetics and learned behaviors in achieving happiness, the importance of small daily habits, and the effects of social media on mental health. The conversation emphasizes the significance of human connection, mindfulness practices, and when to seek professional help for mental health issues. Listeners are encouraged to adopt simple experiments to boost their happiness and well-being.