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Office Hours with SIU System President Dan Mahony
The Office Hours podcast highlights some of what is going on in the world of higher education, including some of the major issues and challenges. We explore some the great work being done on our Southern Illinois University campuses in Carbondale, Edwardsville and Springfield. In each episode, SIU System President Dan Mahony will talk with expert guests to discuss these higher education issues and their experiences addressing them.
Office Hours with SIU System President Dan Mahony
Latest Episodes
The Hidden Values of General Education | Office Hours Podcast
In this episode of Office Hours with SIU System President Dan Mahony, we explore the hidden values of general education courses.General education courses make up a significant part of the undergraduate experience, particularly d...
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The Myth of the Summer Break | Office Hours Podcast
Do universities take the summer off?While many students enjoy a well-earned break, college campuses remain incredibly busy behind the scenes. Summer is a critical time for student recruitment, orientation, research, campus improvements, ...
Public Broadcasting: Why It Matters for Communities and Higher Education | Office Hours Podcast
Public broadcasting is a trusted source of news and community engagement. Its impact extends far beyond the airwaves.In this episode of Office Hours, SIU System President Dan Mahony sits down with Larry Hunter, Interim Executive Directo...
A Fairer Formula: Rethinking Higher Ed Funding | Office Hours Podcast
As Illinois lawmakers work toward a May 31 budget deadline, conversations surrounding how the state funds public universities have taken on renewed importance. In this episode, A Fairer Formula: Rethinking Higher Ed Funding, SIU System...
Who’s the Boss: Inside University Power & Governance | Office Hours Podcast
In this episode of Office Hours, SIU System President Dan Mahony explores one of the most misunderstood aspects of higher education: how leadership and decision-making work. While many assume the president sits at the...