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In this episode of The Higher Ed Pulse, hosts Seth and Mallory discuss the transformative role of AI in student recruitment and higher education. As the potential for AI continues to evolve, the duo explores the current state of AI in universities, sharing insights on personalization, staff efficiency, and the future of AI-driven communication. They touch on the challenges faced by institutions, including staff shortages and underpreparedness for AI adoption, and offer practical examples of AI tools currently making a difference in recruitment.Key TakeawaysOnly 9% of CTOs feel higher ed is ready for AI, though 46% are excited about its potential, highlighting a gap between enthusiasm and preparedness.AI-driven personalization in student recruitment is helping move away from mass marketing toward more tailored and efficient strategies.Proactive AI agents, capable of real-time engagement and outreach, will soon take over routine recruitment tasks like completing applications.AI is already being used to increase efficiency, from automating competitor analysis with ChatGPT to generating image content for ads and resizing photos using Ars Technica.AI-driven communication, such as voice assistants for real-time interactions, will help serve underserved student populations, particularly first-gen students.This episode of The Higher Ed Pulse tackles the ever-evolving role of artificial intelligence in student recruitment and the broader higher education landscape. Hosts Seth and Mallory set the stage by discussing recent findings from Inside Higher Ed's survey of campus CTOs, which reveals that while enthusiasm for AI is high, few believe higher education is truly prepared for the rapid changes it will bring. Only 9% of CTOs feel ready for the rise of AI, while 50% are still investing in basic AI technologies like chatbots.The discussion quickly shifts to more practical applications of AI in student recruitment, particularly in the realm of personalization. Seth shares how AI allows institutions to move away from mass marketing strategies to micro-targeting, tailoring communications based on students' specific needs, interests, and behaviors. For instance, AI-powered email variations and proactive chatbots can enhance engagement by acting on behalf of the student without waiting for them to initiate contact.Seth highlights several real-world examples of AI in action. He talks about using ChatGPT for competitor analysis and integrating iPEDS data to gain deeper insights into market dynamics. On the creative side, tools like Ars Technica can resize and optimize images, making it easier to repurpose content for different ad formats. This level of efficiency, according to Seth, can save institutions time and money while also improving the quality of their outreach efforts.Mallory brings attention to the student experience, noting how AI can step in where staff shortages and a lack of training hinder effective communication. AI assistants, particularly those equipped with voice features, can provide students with real-time, accurate information, even during off-hours. This is especially critical for first-gen students, who often require more guidance in navigating complex processes like financial aid applications. Voice-driven AI can engage students in natural, human-like conversations, helping them complete tasks and reducing the need for constant human intervention.As the conversation unfolds, the hosts reflect on how AI can also impact the delivery of academic programs. Seth shares a fascinating case from a recent conference, where a university was able to reduce the cost of delivering its MBA program through AI, offering it internationally at a significantly lower price point. This, in turn, opened up new markets and improved recruitment efforts. The episode concludes with a look ahead at future AI innovations, such as cloning the voices of admissions staff to create more personalized, scalable interactions with prospective students. With AI technology advancing rapidly, the potential to streamline recruitment and improve the student experience is limitless.If you're eager to learn more about how AI is shaping the future of higher education, don't miss out on the AI Engage Summit where Seth will be the keynote speaker. Be sure to tune in to hear more about how AI can revolutionize the way institutions connect with students!Register for the AI Engage Summit.Check out the AI Learning Center.Inside Higher Ed's third annual survey of campus chief technology officers - - - -Connect With Our Co-Hosts:Mallory Willsea https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorywillsea/https://twitter.com/mallorywillseaSeth Odell https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethodell/https://twitter.com/sethodellAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:The Higher Ed Pulse is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Some of our favorites include Generation AI and Confessions of a Higher Education Social Media Manager.Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com.Element451 is hosting the AI Engage Summit on Oct 29 and 30Register now for this free, virtual event.The future of higher ed is being redefined by the transformative power of AI. The AI Engage Summit brings together higher ed leaders, innovators, and many of your favorite Enrollify creators to explore AI's impact on student engagement, enrollment marketing, and institutional success. Experience firsthand how AI is improving content personalization at scale, impacting strategic decision-making, and intuitively automating the mundane tasks that consume our time. The schedule is packed with real examples and case studies, so you leave knowing how to harness AI to drive meaningful change at your institution. Whether you're looking to enhance student outcomes, optimize enrollment marketing, or simply stay ahead of the curve, the AI Engage Summit is your gateway to the next level of higher education innovation. Registration is free, save your spot today.

Hosts Seth and Mallory discuss untraditional strategies to enhance traditional undergraduate recruitment and enrollment marketing. As the new recruitment cycle kicks off, they explore innovative approaches that go beyond the basics of list buying and email marketing. From using paid social media to drive campus visit RSVPs to creating shareable milestones in the admissions process, Seth and Mallory provide actionable insights for enrollment professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve. They also highlight the rising trend of behavioral and psychographic targeting in marketing and discuss the potential game-changing role of a Chief Revenue Officer in higher ed institutions.Key TakeawaysAlternative Calls to Action: Leverage digital marketing to drive specific outcomes, like campus visit RSVPs, and quantify the impact with cost-per-action metrics.Video in Direct Mail: Stand out by combining video content with direct mail, a strategy successfully implemented by the University of Idaho, enhancing engagement and social buzz.Targeted Awareness Campaigns: Focus on increasing perceived quality among parents with highly targeted awareness marketing, using streaming platforms to reach specific demographics.Behavioral and Psychographic Segmentation: Move beyond demographic segmentation by targeting based on behavior and implied psychographics to better align with prospective students' interests and concerns.Socially Shareable Milestones: Create moments in the admissions process that are not only memorable but also encourage social sharing, like personalized scholarship notifications.Chief Revenue Officer Role: Consider the strategic importance of a CRO in higher education to oversee and integrate recruitment, marketing, and retention efforts, ensuring a holistic approach to revenue generation.Tune into Kin's final Pulse Check series of 2024, “Finding Your Why”Order Your Copy of Mailed It! - - - -Connect With Our Co-Hosts:Mallory Willsea https://www.linkedin.com/in/mallorywillsea/https://twitter.com/mallorywillseaSeth Odell https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethodell/https://twitter.com/sethodellAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:The Higher Ed Pulse is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Some of our favorites include Generation AI and Confessions of a Higher Education Social Media Manager.Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com.

Hosts Seth, Michele, and Bailey share a little about how they came to WE in their first episode. Learn about where the podcast is headed and more!

The Arizona Cardinals lost for the second straight game and now are 1-3 in their last four. In the loss to the Patriots, what exactly went wrong? Hosts Seth and Jess break it down and discuss whether Kliff Kingsbury's coaching decisions are to blame. They wonder what should be done with kicker Zane Gonzalez. They talk about the Cardinals' playoff hopes and then preview their Week 13 game against the Los Angeles Rams. Is it a must-win?Enjoy the show!

The Arizona Cardinals lost for the second straight game and now are 1-3 in their last four. In the loss to the Patriots, what exactly went wrong? Hosts Seth and Jess break it down and discuss whether Kliff Kingsbury's coaching decisions are to blame. They wonder what should be done with kicker Zane Gonzalez. They talk about the Cardinals' playoff hopes and then preview their Week 13 game against the Los Angeles Rams. Is it a must-win? Enjoy the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Try Hard Things is a platform for everyday endurance athletes to share their inspiring stories and what drives them to 'Try Hard Things.' In this episode, hosts, Seth Brazier and Chris Jones, introduce the podcast and share their own endurance stories. 

Welcome back!#1—John Heilemann and Bob Crawford talk politics and music. This podcast is just getting going, and it's really cool so far. On the second episode of the podcast, Bob speaks with John Heilemann, the best-selling author of Game Change, co-host of Showtime's The Circus, MSNBC contributor, and former staff writer for Wired and New York Magazine. Bob and John discuss where the Democratic primary race stands with Iowa and New Hampshire in the books, and assess the state of the top contenders' campaigns as the race moves to Nevada and prepares for Michael Bloomberg's entry. #2—Trey is everywhere! In addition to being able to see Trey play with Oysterhead last week in Denver, sitting in with Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds at this resort and streaming the Mexico shows if you didn't make it down here, you can also see TAB this Spring, including one show with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. So, here's the question I have—does Trey ever sleep? Want dates for TAB, Oysterhead and more? Check out JamBase.#3—John Kadlecik on Inside Out with Turner and Seth. Covered by our friends at JamBase, John Kadlecik appeared on Inside Out With Turner and Seth podcast. Hosts Seth and Rob talk with John about his time with Dark Star Orchestra and Furthur, attending Phish's Clifford Ball as well as improvisation and songwriting. He also talks about his belief that “ancient intelligence” drives improvisation. As with every Osiris podcast, you can stream this episode on JamBase's website. #4—Last episode of Freak Flag Flying released. We've heard a lot about Crosby this week, including a Rolling Stone article talking about his upcoming appearance at Kent State for the 50th anniversary of the shootings that happened there in 1970. On the last episode of Freak Flag Flying, Tom Marshall talks with host Steve Silberman about his path from diehard music fan to bestselling author, the influence of the Beat poets on both David Crosby's generation of musicians and on Steve personally, and a whole lot more. As usual, we play some very rare music that you can only hear on this podcast.#5—Jon Barber talks Tractorbeam on Touchdowns All Day. E023 of “Touchdowns All Day w/ Jon Barber” is all about Tractorbeam, featuring Coaches Derek Van Scoten of Cloudchord & Adrian Santos aka Space Cookie. We leave you with some Tractorbeam music and discussion. The Drop is brought to you by Osiris Media, hosted, produced and... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joined by his long-time best friend Wilson, Fred Heintz from Late Night Special was in the Ohm Radio Studio this week! Hosts Seth and Taylor talked with Fred about his songwriting, recording experience, and his brand new guitar, which he played a few songs live on.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! A time when parents collectively lie to their children about the existence of a grown man who spies on them year round and breaks into their houses. A time when eco-consciousness is thrown out the window as millions of trees are slaughtered for the sole purpose to stand guard over presents wrapped in the skin of their fallen brethren. A time when children will cry because they were not given a pony. It's Christmas time! Hosts Seth and Doug honor this magical time with cherished yuletide memories from their youth. You will be amazed to hear the lengths that Seth's parents went through to win over the love of him and his brother. You will be equally amazed to hear the fury incited in Doug's parents brought on by decorating the tree. From Baltimore accents to renting movies at the grocery store, Seth and Doug cover all the holiday essentials. What was the worst gift Doug ever gave his father? Find out on this non-denominational episode of Rip It!

Great poets, from William Shakespeare to William Smith, have composed odes to the time of year when school is out, fun is in, and humidity is unbearable. Hosts Seth and Doug jump on this illustrious bandwagon, discussing the magic that is summer. Learn about how uneventful Seth's summers were growing up in Florida, where it's hot year round. Hear riveting tales of using (and avoiding using) the bathroom when hiking in the woods. Listen to Doug recall the most boring week of the year when he'd visit his grandparents in the wilds of West Virginia. Did Doug score with ladies at camp when he changed his persona and became "J.D." for the session? Find out in this red hot episode of Rip It!

Hosts Seth and Doug celebrate a podcast milestone, delivering their 20th episode with little fanfare as they delve into the painful world of jury duty and rental cars. While the two initially seem like entirely unrelated topics, the similarities become clear as endless waiting, ambiguous rules, and uncertainty as to who is the victim and who is the perpetrator come into play. Can Jury Foreman Doug look the accused in the eye? Find out in this landmark 20th edition of Rip It!

Hosts Seth and Doug welcome comedian, writer, and super market enthusiast Steve Soroka into the studio. With very little prompting, Steve is happy to launch into an hour long mission to correct unacceptable behavior when shopping at and working in your local grocery. From line etiquette to frozen pizza, Steve's seemingly endless list of annoyances are on display for all to see, just like Boars Head meats in a deli case. Is seafood salad a main or a side? Find out in this edition of Rip It!

Hosts Seth and Doug turn to their intrepid listeners for topics of discussion on this emergency edition of Rip It! Fueled by an abnormally busy week of audience interaction, and the equally important realization that their listeners are as interested in discussing dumb things as they are, Seth and Doug cover topics as varied as Tesseracts and Wooly Rhinoceroses. Seth also digs deep into Doug's week, revealing a botched trip to the UPS store, and the surprising origins of a sinister phone call.

Hosts Seth and Doug take rambling to new heights in this free wheeling episode. What starts as a benign chat about Seth's new barber turns into a discussion about the fall of the Roman Empire and sewer balls (probably not what you think). Listen in as Doug recalls the sound effect that haunts clumsy Cousin Oliver on the Brady Bunch and disgusts Seth with a tale of a mole removal. What is the worst way to describe a desired hair style? Seth thinks he knows the answer...

Hosts Seth and Doug wonder if they're boring as they talk about subjects such as smart fridges, bathroom etiquette, and purchasing t-shirts. What starts out as big news from one of our hosts devolves into ramblings covering apartment moldings, breath sprays, and ultimately, masturbation. Thrill as they discuss parallel parking... Marvel at their observations about milk men... Be astounded as they don't know anything about the internet. All on this riveting edition of Rip It!

Hosts Seth and Doug touch upon a simpler time. A time when you could wipe out in public and not become an Internet sensation. A time when the world didn't know what everyone was eating for lunch. A time before text became a verb. Listen in as they discuss distant memories like answering machines and land lines. It's not all phones though. They also discuss the shame of Dungeons and Dragons, the horror of early web design, and the joy of (non-masturbatory) playing with yourself. It's a nostalgia filled trip in the way back machine in this episode of Rip It!

Hosts Seth and Doug delve deep into the things that piss them off. Eschewing the usual suspects like rude people, or long lines, Seth and Doug inadvertently reveal the really odd ways to get under their skin and infuriate them. Before they unleash their torrent of weird annoyances, they discuss some normal things, such as what they're liking this week and what songs one should listen to while riding down mountains in soap box cars.

Hosts Seth and Doug discuss some big news about the fate of the podcast. The secret is revealed through such diverse topics as TD Bank, homeless person bodily fluids, and the merits of being a hobo. Seth also provides a surprising update about Rip It Radio's audience diversity.

Hosts Seth and Doug wax philosophically about the existence and concept of luck. They manage to stay on theme while discussing such disparate topics as Earth-destroying asteroids, dogs clawing out your eyeballs, moon boots, and spitballs. They also issue their first listener challenge. Who will stand and heed their call?

Hosts Seth and Doug try a timely episode and discuss the magic of Easter. They hit upon topics including Easter mornings of their youth, bizarre Easter traditions from former Soviet satellite states, and Seth's unyielding childhood belief in a human sized Easter Bunny. They also revisit past segments including a confusing "What Do You like", and a horrifying, "Bad News".

Hosts Seth and Doug are joined by Kirby, an ex inner-city teacher. They discuss the (occasional) joys and (numerous) perils of preparing students to become our country's future leaders. Topics touched upon include the obvious problems of being a 22 year old female teaching a class full of 17 year old boys, the less obvious perks of catching up with former students later in life, and the ineffectiveness of using sawdust to clean up vomit. Also featured is music from Kirby's band, Kirby V and the Man.

Hosts Seth and Doug relish their time together as they reunite and record their first podcast in Seth's new West Coast home. Topics discussed include East Coast versus West Coast politeness, prairie dogs, and how many times it's appropriate to stop to pee on a long road trip. Seth also introduces a new segment and carefully crafted theme song with, "Crazy Thoughts", and how a long drive can get you thinking them.

Hosts Seth and Doug welcome Brooklyn native John "DJ Stepchild" Paulsen to the studio. Topics discussed include growing up Hip Hop, how to rip your shirt off Hulk Hogan style, and men getting breast implants. Also hear the world premier of DJ Stepchild's Andre The Giant impersonation.

Hosts Seth and Doug reveal some big news and discuss the trials and tribulations of picking up your life and heading across country. Bizarre tangents include problems with homeless people's legs, Goodwill, and celebrity doppelgängers.

Hosts Seth and Doug celebrate every man's least favorite holiday, Valentine's Day. They attempt and fail to fondly reminisce about Valentine's Days past, offer dating advice, and discuss the do's and don'ts for celebrating love and lack of creativity. They also open the vault to hear some stories of love found and (mostly) lost with previously unaired footage from RIP IT's inaugural guest John Fitz.

Hosts Seth and Doug are joined by Joe Maggio, a professional in the film and television industry and a new father. They discuss dead bodies, the horrible habits of hollywood luminaries, rushing to the hospital to witness Joe's son's birth while drunk on several bottles of wine, and regrettable Halloween costumes.

Hosts Seth and Doug are joined by Fitz, a local Irish carpenter. They have a discussion very loosely based on new beginnings, about topics such as coming to America (the act, not the movie), school, jobs, and sex.

Hosts Seth and Kevin discuss that which should never be discussed: religion!!! They talk about religion in video games and why they think certain developers made certain choices. What do you think? Contact us! gameosophypodcast@gmail.com facebook.com/gameosophy @gameosophy twitch.tv/gameosophy youtube.com/gameosophy @metalbrook @kevinperales @jpskeptic