H.E.A.R.D

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Join three friends talking about the intersection of DEI, higher education, and our own lives. You’ll hear us be vulnerable, make mistakes, and learn and grow with all of you.

Hosted by:

Ingrid Nuttall

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Past Episodes

S1E5 - Reflections | 01/25/2023

In this episode, Portia, Tashana, and Ingrid reflect on their first HEARD interviews and discuss what stood out; the DEI ground they have yet to cover.

S1E4 - The Essence of DEI: Maneuvering the Nuts & Bolts | 01/11/2023

When you’re the first person of color in your role, how do you promote a culture of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion?

S1E3 - The Roots of DEI | 12/23/2022

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion feel ubiquitous now in higher education, but where did it all begin?

Ingrid Nuttall

Tashana Curtis

Portia LaMarr - Ohio State

S1E2 - Help! We Started a DEI Podcast | 11/30/2022

In episode 2 of H.E.A.R.D., the hosts talk with Ohio State's Dr. David Graham about how to navigate the complexities of DEI topics.

S1E1 - Who We Are | 11/02/2022

In the first episode of H.E.A.R.D., hosts Portia LaMarr, Tashana Curtis, and Ingrid Nuttall share how their identities and experiences have shaped their professional journeys and involvement with DEI work. Learn about what brought them together and what they hope to explore as they learn and grow in real time with the AACRAO community.

Portia LaMarr - Ohio State

Tashana Curtis

Ingrid Nuttall

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Season 1 Episode 6: In the Door and At the Table: DEI and HR practices

In this episode, we discuss how those of us in positions that oversee hiring can make a concerted effort to increase DEI initiatives at our institutions and how to remove barriers in interviewing, hiring, and onboarding.

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Season 1

S1E5 - Reflections | 01/25/2023

In this episode, Portia, Tashana, and Ingrid reflect on their first HEARD interviews and discuss what stood out; the DEI ground they have yet to cover.