Nikolas Glazier Hodge, Director of the Transfer Student Center
Posted on Thursday, Oct 11, 2018
Show Notes
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Some of the people, places, and things mentioned in this episode include:
- Nikolas (Nikki) Glazier Hodge, Director of the Transfer Student Center, University of Arizona
- Transfer Student Center at UA
- Mike Delgaudio, aka Booth Junkie
- Nominative Determinism
- Ofeibea Quist-Arcton
- Terry Gross and Marc Maron
- Marc Maron’s WTFpod
- GLOW (show)
- Easy (show)
- Workshops and Training Team at UITS
- Parks and Rec (show)
- Bechdel test
- Creatives’ daily routines
- That vs Which
- One Or Two Spaces After A Period? That New Study Can’t Tell You
- Good Doggos
- How You Like Them Apples?
- UA Student Union
- Background music: Something Elated by Broke For Free’s Something EP.
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Guests
Nikolas Glazier Hodge
Nikolas has worked in Higher Education for almost 20 years. She was born and raised in Kansas, graduating from Kansas State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in History. After undergrad, she served in the Americorps on a trail crew in Massachusetts. After a few more years in Massachusetts, she decided she’d had enough snow for a lifetime and moved across the U.S. to Tucson, Arizona. Shortly after arriving in the desert, she came to work at the University of Arizona as an Admissions Counselor in Undergraduate Admissions. In her 13 years at the University, she has held a variety of positions, with increasing levels of responsibility; most notably in support of the suite of student applications on campus. She now serves as the Director of the Transfer Student Center where she is in the process of reimagining programming initiatives to help support a healthy and productive transition environment for transfer students the University of Arizona. In her free time she can be found keeping up with her two boys and urban farm, making fun of IPA drinkers, and getting outside whenever a spare minute can be found.