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MyFaculty Podcasts is designed for Walden University faculty—as well as faculty and support staff across higher education—to provide professional development aligned with offerings from the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring Excellence (OTLME), the Institute for Faculty Mentoring Excellence (IFME), the Postdoctoral Fellowship (PDF) program, Faculty Support Agents (FSAs), and the Office of Research and Doctoral Services (ORDS).All rights reserved
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  • PhD Psychology Faculty Take 5 | Guest: Dr. Brandon Cosley

    PhD Psychology Faculty Take 5 | Guest: Dr. Brandon Cosley
    Apr 7 2026
    From Curiosity to Impact: Applying PhD Skills Beyond Academia In this episode of Faculty Take Five, Dr. Amy Sickel talks with Dr. Brandon Cosley about how curiosity sparked his path to a PhD and how doctoral skills translate far beyond traditional academic roles. Dr. Cosley reflects on mentoring, receiving and applying honest feedback, navigating challenges in research and relationships, and building confidence in transferable skills. He shares how his background in psychology, statistics, and critical thinking now informs his work across academia, data science, and industry, offering valuable insights for students exploring diverse career paths after the PhD. Please note: This episode was recorded approximately 18-24 months ago. Some information or references may reflect that timeframe.
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    28 m
  • Winter 2026 | Becoming and Belonging: Evolving Professional Identity Beyond the Doctorate

    Winter 2026 | Becoming and Belonging: Evolving Professional Identity Beyond the Doctorate
    Mar 25 2026
    What happens after the doctorate when the questions don’t disappear, but multiply? In this episode of the Faculty Leading the Change, Podcast Edition, Dr. Demetria Burleson explores the often-unspoken transition into faculty life, especially in online learning spaces. From imposter syndrome and teaching voice to belonging and community, this conversation names the “becoming” stage of faculty work and offers practical anchors to help you show up with confidence, clarity, and care. If you’ve ever wondered whether students can feel your presence through the screen, this episode is for you. Learn more about the Faculty Leading the Change Series, powered by the Office of Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring Excellence → tinyurl.com/flc-series
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    15 m
  • IFME E1 Intensive - onboarding new student

    IFME E1 Intensive - onboarding new student
    Mar 11 2026
    Episode 1 of Mentoring Intensive Classes with host, Dr. Lee Stadtlander. In this session, Drs. Stadtlander, Mark Gordon, and Ethel Perry discuss onboarding new dissertation students.
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    28 m
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