SNHU Social Sciences
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This student and faculty-focused podcast is designed to enhance student success in the Social Sciences programs at SNHU. We contribute to this mission by creating a more inclusive learning environment and serving the diverse needs of our student population.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Guest-led conversations make social issues usable by connecting institutional questions with lived experience, practical resources and possible action.
SNHU Agents of Change Podcast turns social science into guest-led conversations that connect questions of power with choices people can make. Different episode hosts move among AI ethics, voting, higher education, domestic abuse, representation in leadership, Black history and…
Kabaka Pyramid explains how lyrics can plant ideas; your next classroom might be a song.
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A measured look at social capital in online education.
This episode treats social capital as part of online education, not as a slogan. Dr. Hector R. Garcia and Dr. Rick Mast stay focused on openness, reciprocity, and the digital habits that shape learning across generations, including what people can pick up from Gen Z and younger…
A sincere, student-centered account of education, resilience, and support.
It frames Liram, an SNHU computer science student from Afghanistan, around education, women's opportunity, and resilience. The strongest moments are the plain ones: determination, family support, gratitude for the chance to study, and a wish to build a place that teaches girls…
A clear, education-centered conversation about voice, power, and abuse.
SNHU's Agents of Change presents healthy relationships as part of a wider conversation about domestic abuse, power differences, and survivor support. Dr.
A steady look at police reform, public trust, and the hard tradeoffs that followed Ferguson.
The conversation tracks how Ferguson responded after the Michael Brown incident and the Justice Department agreement, with Chief Delrish Moss laying out the reform work he was asked to lead.
A clear look at how education technology can widen access without losing the human touch.
This conversation with SNHU's incoming president makes a clear case for using technology, prior learning, and better pathways to make education feel more human, not less.
A plainspoken look at counseling when war changes the rules.
The episode looks at conflict-zone counseling as work reshaped by war's basic conditions. Dr. David Algees shows how safety, diagnosis, and treatment shift when a counselor may have only one meeting with a client.
A steady AI conversation about accountability, labor, and regulation.
Alison Cohen and Dr. Leman Taj treat AI as a public question, not a shiny forecast, and that gives the conversation its weight. They move through higher education, copyright, labor conditions, and regulation without rushing past the hard parts.
A grounded campus conversation that makes restorative approaches feel practical and usable.
Restorative approaches sit at the center of this episode, where Laman Tash and Sheila LeBlanc connect a long Indigenous history to practical campus use.
Campus radio from the wrong side of reality.
Campus decisions, Northeast news, and Northeast priorities.
How research culture changes in practice.
Conversations from inside the IT channel.
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SNHU's Agents of Change podcast dedicates this Black History Month episode to anti-Blackness within the Latinx community, with host Dr.
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SNHU's Agents of Change, hosted by Laman Tash, speaks with a Mi'kmaq guest from Canada about the indigenous roots of restorative practices.
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SNHU's Agents of Change focuses on supporting students experiencing domestic abuse, with Dr.
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SNHU’s Agents of Change podcast opens a series on artificial intelligence in higher education with host Dr.
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SNHU’s Agents of Change podcast marks a Black History Month 2024 special with host Dr.
SNHU Agents of Change Podcast Season 5 Ep 14 focuses on Dr.
In this Black History Month episode, Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison shares his inspiring personal journey from a childhood in South Carolina to national political leadership.
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