On Campus, Off the Record
On Campus, Off the Record
Podcast Description
On Campus, Off the Record is where the real conversations happen—the ones you won’t hear in meetings, offices, or official conferences. Hosted by Elizabeth Cox, this podcast brings together insiders from the world of student housing and beyond for candid, unfiltered discussions about the highs, lows, and unexpected moments.From career insights to hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, we’re covering it all with guests who have seen it, done it, and have plenty to say about it. So grab a drink, get comfortable, and join us for the kind of conversations you wish you could have at work—off the record, of course.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores various themes such as career insights in student housing, personal anecdotes from industry veterans, and the dynamics of workplace relationships. Episodes like the first featuring prominent figures in campus housing provide heartfelt accounts of their journeys and offer practical advice for balancing career and personal life.
On Campus, Off the Record is where the real conversations happen—the ones you won’t hear in meetings, offices, or official conferences. Hosted by Elizabeth Cox, this podcast brings together insiders from the world of student housing and beyond for candid, unfiltered discussions about the highs, lows, and unexpected moments.
From career insights to hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, we’re covering it all with guests who have seen it, done it, and have plenty to say about it. So grab a drink, get comfortable, and join us for the kind of conversations you wish you could have at work—off the record, of course.
A personal reflection on how summer camp experiences teach profound lessons about leadership, community living, and navigating loss. This solo episode explores how the simple act of sharing space shapes our ability to lead with care and presence during both ordinary moments and times of crisis.
• Summer camp as the first experience of co-living – sharing everything from bathrooms to stories
• Camp counselors as ”lollipop leaders” who make impact through small, often forgotten moments
• Leadership often looks like showing up consistently, not necessarily having all the answers
• The power of ritualized connection through handwritten ”chicken letters” and personal notes
• Navigating transitions by acknowledging endings and making space for grief
• Building resilience through community and practicing how to live alongside difference
If we want stronger leaders, better neighbors, and more compassionate communities, we have to keep practicing how to live together. Let's honor the places and people who shaped us by how we show up for one another, especially in the hardest moments.
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