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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Brad Wolverton just called Erin and Teresa two of the best in the business at understanding what reporters need. Here’s why that matters. He breaks down what actually builds trust between comms professionals and the press, and the answer might surprise you. Full episode out now lnk.bio/TrustedVoices
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
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‘Cognitive surrender’: Are college students who use AI really learning?
Artificial intelligence is forcing colleges to reconsider what exactly they want students to learn — and how to measure it.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Paul LeBlanc, former pres of Southern New Hampshire Univ and author of the new book Reclaiming Purpose: The University in an AI World, talks with Kirk Carapezza, managing editor of higher ed at GBH, about how higher education can best prepare students for building cognitive skills in the AI age.
TVP Communications quote graphic on a blue to purple gradient background with the TVP Communications logo. Quote reads: We need to give students a more powerful cognitive toolkit. That includes critical thinking, their interpersonal skills, creativity, sensemaking, empathy. Attributed to Paul LeBlanc, former Southern New Hampshire University president, as quoted by Kirk Carapezza, higher education managing editor at GBH, in Cognitive surrender: Are college students who use AI really learning?
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Brad Wolverton, editor of The Chronicle of Higher Education, joins Erin and Teresa to discuss outside forces focusing on higher ed, the opportunities ahead for trade media, and the importance of hearing from those with critiques. Listen at lnk.bio/TrustedVoices or wherever you get your podcasts.
Trusted Voices podcast thumbnail for Season 5, Episode 2, Tension Convention: Reporting on Higher Ed Realities. Guest Brad Wolverton, a bald man in a gray blazer and pink checked shirt, smiles against a light geometric background beside the Trusted Voices logo.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
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Career readiness is now about closing the skills gap
We should treat career readiness the same way we address degree completion; with the same precision, sequence, and accountability.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
The skill gap recent college grads face may stem from a systemic issue. Ashley Bigda, director of career readiness at the University of New England, wrote an op-ed for University Business about how UNE has made it standard to teach students to become the architects of their own career management.
Blue-to-purple gradient graphic featuring a large quotation: “The skills gap isn’t simply a student problem: it’s also about infrastructure. We should treat career readiness the same way we address degree completion; with the same precision, sequence, and accountability as the curriculum itself.” The quote is attributed to Ashley Bigda, director of career readiness and workforce development at the University of New England, from University Business. The TVP Communications logo appears in the bottom right.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
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'We are broken': One family's fight against gambling addiction
For Amit, it all started with a college poker game. Now he's in recovery from a gambling addiction that consumed him and his parents.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Gambling addiction is becoming a growing epidemic. Eric Wood, director of counseling and mental health at Texas Christian University, talks with ESPN reporter David Purdum about a small change TCU made to address it.
Graphic featuring a close-up view of a football field inside a stadium, with the stands and a fountain blurred in the background. Large white text reads, “‘We Are Broken’: One Family’s Fight Against Gambling Addiction,” followed by “Featuring insights from Texas Christian University.” ESPN and TVP Communications logos appear along the bottom.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
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Ep. 211: Paul LeBlanc’s Optimistic Vision for Higher Ed in an AI World | Inside Higher Ed
Paul LeBlanc is an innovative change maker in higher ed who led Southern New Ham
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
Teaching students shouldn’t just be knowledge transfer, and AI can help. Paul LeBlanc, former SNHU president and author of “Reclaiming Purpose: The University in an AI World,” talks with @saracuster.insidehighered.com, the host of The Key with @insidehighered.com, about his vision of higher ed.
I and human-centered learning quote graphic — Paul LeBlanc, former SNHU president and author of Reclaiming Purpose: The University in an AI World, speaking with Sara Custer of Inside Higher Ed podcast The Key. White quote text on purple gradient background: 'We can use AI to get back to a much more human-centered understanding of learning.' TVP Comms branded image.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
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When Should You Take Down Your Hummingbird Feeder? Ornithologists Say Wait for This Sign
Learn when to take down your hummingbird feeder based on where you live, how to spot late migrators, and the best way to clean and store your feeder for next season.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
Think twice before bringing in your hummingbird feeder for the season. Noah Perlut, an ornithologist and prof at the Univ of New England, talks with Madeline Bilis, writer for @realsimple.com , about why experts recommend leaving the feeder out until it’s been two weeks since you saw your last bird.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
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Finally, an economic indicator you can eat
A corn dog may look like lunch. But to an economist, the price is a bigger story about food prices and inflation.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
Corn dogs have inc 3.1% in price at the Minn State Fair. Tyler Schipper, prof at the Univ of St. Thomas, talked with Scott Horsley and Joel Rose, chief econ correspondent and host of NPR’s All Things Considered, abt the economic tracker developed by Schipper that tracks the prices of fair food.
Graphic showing several corn dogs on skewers arranged on a black plate with lettuce and a small dish of ketchup. White text reads, “Finally, an economic indicator you can eat,” followed by “Featuring insights from the University of St. Thomas.” NPR and TVP Communications logos appear along the bottom.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
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The August 2026 Lunar Eclipse Will Be Visible Across the US. How to Watch Today
Here’s when to look up.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Did you know eclipses come in sets of two? Catherine Pilachowski, Indiana University Bloomington professor, shared with Elena Nicolaou, senior editor for TODAY.com, an interesting pattern in eclipse viewing and the odds you’ll see a lunar eclipse if you live in North America.
Graphic featuring a reddish-orange lunar eclipse against a black background. Large white text reads, “The August 2026 lunar eclipse will be visible across the US. How to watch today,” followed by “Featuring insights from Indiana University.” TODAY and TVP Communications logos appear along the bottom.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Trusted Voices is back with a new look for a new season! In the first episode of Season 5, Erin and Teresa share what stories they are reading and the topics they are watching. Join them for a discussion of the ever-changing details of higher education. tvpcommunications.com/podcast/new-...
Promotional graphic for Season 5, Episode 1 of the Trusted Voices podcast, titled “New Ecosystems, Same Scrutiny.” The Trusted Voices logo and episode title appear on the left against a light geometric patterned background. On the right are portraits of the two podcast hosts, both smiling, Erin Hennessy on the left and Teresa Valerio Parrot pictured on the far right.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
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As Federal Loan Cap Takes Effect, Medical Schools Step Up
Medical schools are reaching out to inform students and make more funds available after federal help shrinks. Students debate best options.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
The Department of Ed has finalized the decision to cap the total amount of debt a medical student can take out at $50k a year. Paul Henderson, assistant vice president of student financial services at the Univ of New England, shares ways that they are easing the financial burden on students.
Quote graphic on a blue-to-purple gradient background featuring comments from Paul Henderson, assistant vice president of student financial services at the University of New England. The quote reads: “We’re not just trying to solve it by putting more debt on students. We are also working hard to make sure we can provide scholarship money.” The attribution notes that Henderson was quoted by Kathleen Doheny for Medscape in an article about the federal student loan cap and medical schools. The TVP Communications logo appears in the bottom-right corner.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
Episode one of season five of Trusted Voices is a wrap! Join @erinahennessy.bsky.social and @tvparrot.bsky.social next week as we start a brand-new, exciting chapter and discuss what fun changes are coming up. trustedvoices.riverside.com
Split-screen promotional graphic for the Trusted Voices podcast featuring two speakers on a virtual video call. On the left, Erin Hennessy with curly gray hair, glasses, and headphones smiles from a home office. On the right, Teresa Valerio Parrot smiles while wearing black-framed glasses and white earbuds in front of a neutral office background. The Trusted Voices logo appears in the upper-right corner against a blue and purple branded border.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
PRSA announced the recipients of its inaugural Women of Impact Awards. We are elated to announce that @tvparrot.bsky.social, principal of TVP Communications, was the inaugural winner of the “Counselors to Higher Education” category. Congratulations to all of the winners!
Teresa Valerio Parrot accepts a 2026 Women of Impact Award while posing with a presenter in a blue plaid suit. Both smile as they hold the glass award together in front of a display table with additional awards. A “2026 Women of Impact Awards – Winner” badge and the TVP Communications logo appear in the bottom corners.Recipients of the 2026 Women of Impact Awards gather on stage for a group photo, each holding a glass award. More than 20 honorees stand together beneath a projection reading “2026 Strategies & Tactics Women of Impact Awards” in a hotel ballroom, celebrating the year’s winners.Three smiling attendees pose together at the 2026 Women of Impact Awards. Teresa Valerio Parrot stands in the center holding a glass award, flanked by two fellow attendees in a formal event space with chandeliers, decorative columns, and patterned green carpeting.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
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McMahon calls on college leaders to commit to policy reforms by end of year
Her "Call to Action" repeats many themes from the 2025 proposed higher ed compact, such as viewpoint diversity and campus protest rules.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
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McMahon calls on college leaders to commit to policy reforms by end of year
Her "Call to Action" repeats many themes from the 2025 proposed higher ed compact, such as viewpoint diversity and campus protest rules.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Linda McMahon's “National Call to Action” urges colleges to undertake a variety of reforms. AGB President and CEO Ross Mugler acknowledged higher education's need to rebuild trust and emphasized the role of boards and presidents in driving those changes.
Graphic featuring a quote from Ross Mugler, president and CEO of AGB, on a blue-to-purple gradient background with a subtle geometric watermark and rounded white border. The quote reads: “The U.S. system of higher education has been built and strengthened by the principles of board independence, institutional autonomy, and mission-driven leadership. It is vital that we protect these principles to ensure reforms are shaped by fiduciary responsibility and the long-term interest of our institutions and their students, not by political coercion.” Attribution below notes the quote was reported by Natalie Schwartz of Higher Ed Dive and featured in Yahoo News. The TVP Communications logo appears in the bottom-right corner.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
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Tick Bites Could Trigger a Red Meat Allergy in More People Than You Think
Red meat allergy from tick bites—alpha-gal syndrome—may affect up to 450,000 Americans. Learn the causes, symptoms, and how to protect yourself.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
Getting bitten by a tick can trigger red meat allergies, and Kristin Burkholder, PhD, professor of microbiology at the University of New England, spoke with Lauren Panoff, a writer for Verywell Health, about why rates of alpha-gal syndrome have increased.
A close-up of a tiny black tick resting on the tip of a person’s index finger, with a blurred grassy background. Overlaid text reads, “Tick bites could trigger a red meat allergy in more people than you think,” with a subheading noting insights from the University of New England. The TVP Communications logo appears in the bottom-right corner.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
@tvparrot.bsky.social hosted a talk with @jackstripling.bsky.social, the host of College Matters at @chronicle.com, where they discussed the art and science of a successful higher ed podcast.
Teresa Valerio Parrot and Jack Stripling participate in a live session at Higher Ed PodCon titled The Art, Science, and Strategy of Higher Education Podcasting. A large screen behind them displays their names alongside logos for Trusted Voices and College Matters from The Chronicle as attendees watch from the audience.Teresa Valerio Parrot and Jack Stripling smile for a selfie in front of the Higher Ed PodCon 2026 podcast wall in Cleveland. The backdrop features logos and artwork from numerous higher education podcasts, including Trusted Voices, College Matters from The Chronicle, History That Doesn’t Suck, The EdUp Experience, Higher Pods, and others.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
Teresa Valerio Parrot, principal of TVP Comms and co-host of the Trusted Voices Podcast, took the stage as a keynote speaker at the 2026 Higher Ed PodCon and received a crystal microphone at the event.
A crystal microphone award displayed in a satin-lined presentation box. The engraved base recognizes Teresa Valerio Parrot, Principal of TVP Communications, as a Featured Speaker at Higher Ed PodCon 2026, held July 16–17, 2026, in Cleveland, Ohio.Teresa Valerio Parrot stands on stage at Higher Ed PodCon smiling as she accepts a crystal microphone speaker award. Two men stand beside her; Jack Stripling speaks into a microphone, while the other, Dean Hoke, presents the award. A Higher Ed PodCon banner and two green armchairs are visible on stage.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
@erinahennessy.bsky.social, executive vice president of TVP Communications, spent time at the National Press Club with AGB to listen to discussions on governing in a time of disruption. Featured speakers led an action-packed day filled with energizing conversations about higher education.
A panel discussion at the AGB Mission Before Politics: Governing in a Time of Disruption conference. Four speakers sit on stage in upholstered chairs before a purple AGB and Govern Now backdrop while engaging in conversation. A podium with the conference branding stands at the left of the stage.Four panelists participate in a discussion on stage at the AGB Mission Before Politics conference. One speaker gestures while speaking as the other panelists listen attentively. The stage features a purple AGB and Govern Now backdrop, with conference attendees seated in the foreground.A speaker in a light gray plaid suit stands at the podium during the AGB Mission Before Politics conference, addressing attendees. Behind him is a purple backdrop featuring repeated AGB and Govern Now logos, with audience members visible in the foreground.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 09/07/2026
Family dynamics are never easy. Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, author of the upcoming book “Something We Said” and a Smith prof, talked with Angela Andaloro, staff writer for People, about how she came to terms with her father, comedian Richard Pryor, as a flawed dad in the July 13th issue of People.
Magazine-style promotional graphic featuring a large portrait of Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor outdoors, leaning on a tree branch and looking directly at the camera. Surrounding the portrait are excerpts and images from a People magazine feature, including childhood photos of Elizabeth with her father, comedian Richard Pryor, and archival images of him performing. The main headline reads, “Coming to Terms with My Flawed Dad,” with a subheading explaining that after growing up between two worlds, the daughter of the iconic comedian is reckoning with the past. Additional text references Elizabeth’s memoir, Something We Said: Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word, and Me. The People and TVP Comms logos appear in the bottom right corner.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
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In ‘Something We Said,’ Richard Pryor’s daughter finds words to discuss the unspeakable
Elizabeth Pryor unpacks ‘the n-word’ as a professor, a Black-Jewish woman, and the kid of the man who transformed the word forever
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
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Her father added the N-word to 'Blazing Saddles.' Now Richard Pryor's Jewish daughter is interrogating its role in her life. - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor speaks to JTA about her complicated inheritance.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
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Richard Pryor’s Daughter Remembers Late Comedian’s Advice for When She Found His Fame ‘Scary’ as a Little Girl (Exclusive)
Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, 59, first met her famous father at the age of six and grew to understand more about his fame after moving from Boston to Los Angeles during her upbringing. Stordeur Pryor sha...
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
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Richard Pryor’s daughter grapples with the complex relationship she had with her father — and his use of the n-word | CNN
Her father became famous using the “nuclear bomb of racist epitaphs.” Now Richard Pryor’s daughter is grappling with the complex relationship she had with him — and his use of the n-word
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
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Richard Pryor’s daughter Elizabeth is a scholar of the N-word : Fresh Air
Historian Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor has spent her career tracing the racial slur, the N-word, through slavery, Jim Crow, the civil rights movement, and hip hop. But what she didn't tell most of her stu...
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
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Elizabeth Pryor Wants Us To Talk About Racism
Smith College professor Elizabeth Pryor, daughter of Richard Pryor, challenges conventional race discussions in her new book, Something We Said.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, prof at Smith College, challenges conventional discussions of race in her book, “Something We Said.” She argues for focusing on the N-word’s historical and personal impact rather than on free speech arguments, in a conversation with Marybeth Gasman, a contributor to Forbes.
Promotional graphic featuring a portrait of Elizabeth Pryor outdoors, leaning on a large tree branch and looking at the camera with a slight smile. She has short, salt-and-pepper hair and wears a black blazer over a white collared shirt. Large white text reads, “Elizabeth Pryor Wants Us To Talk About Racism.” Along the left side are logos for Forbes, People, CNN, NPR, JTA, and Forward, highlighting media coverage. The TVP Communicaitons logo appears in the bottom right corner.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
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What Makes June 2026’s Strawberry Moon So Special (Hint: It’s Not Because It’s Pink)
The strawberry moon promises to light up the sky on June 29.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
While the moon might not be pink, the strawberry moon is still a sight to see. Catherine Pilachowski, professor of astronomy at Indiana University, shares when it’s best to spot this special moon with Scott Stump, reporter for @todayshow.com.
Promotional graphic with a black background and a large pink-toned full moon on the right. White text reads: “What Makes June 2026’s Strawberry Moon So Special (Hint: It’s Not Because It’s Pink). Featuring Insights from Indiana University.” The TODAY logo appears in the bottom left corner, and the TVP Communications logo appears in the bottom right corner.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
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What Makes June 2026’s Strawberry Moon So Special (Hint: It’s Not Because It’s Pink)
The strawberry moon promises to light up the sky on June 29.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
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Higher Ed PodCon
Higher Ed PodCon is the conference for higher education podcast creators, marketers, and partners.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
Register for Higher Ed PodCon today! Join Teresa Valerio Parrot, host of Trusted Voices, and Jack Stripling, host of College Matters, as they discuss how to build an engaging, sustainable, mission-driven show and insights about the rewarding and challenging work of podcasting about higher education.
Event graphic for Higher Ed PodCon promoting a session called “The Art, Science, and Strategy of Higher Education Podcasting.” The session is scheduled for Friday, July 17, 2026, from 10:00–11:00 a.m. in Cleveland, Ohio. The graphic includes headshots of Teresa Valerio Parrot, founder of TVP Communications and host of Trusted Voices, and Jack Stripling, senior writer at The Chronicle of Higher Education and host of College Matters from The Chronicle. A TVP Communications logo appears at the bottom.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
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Higher Education’s Pride and Prejudice in a Midterm Year
Just when we thought we might catch a break in the court of public opinion, the calendar reminds us that it is an election year… again! Before you take a page from Elizabeth Bennett and decide this ye...
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
Join Teresa Valerio Parrot TOMORROW at the CASE Annual Conference for Marketing and Branding Professionals 2026, where she will share data on how the general public is feeling. But most importantly, she will inspire you to plan for what comes next, so you can find your happily ever after!
A promotional graphic with purple and blue accents advertising the CASE Senior Marketing and Communications Institute. The featured session is titled “Higher Education’s Pride and Prejudice in a Midterm Year” and is scheduled for Wednesday, June 24, 2026, from 10:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. MT. Below the title is a large portrait of Teresa Valerio Parrot, APR, smiling and wearing a dark collared top. Text identifies her as principal and founder of TVP Communications. The TVPComms logo appears at the bottom of the graphic.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
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AI Communication Lessons From Indiana University
Words alone are not enough to mobilize stakeholders around an institution’s approach to AI. Sustained, multichannel communications and visible actions are essential for building momentum.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
The Kelley AI Playbook is a values-based framework designed to guide faculty in using gen AI. Kevin Anselmo, strategic comms consultant, spoke with Sarah Wanger and Brad Wheeler about how the IU Kelley School of Business used the playbook to create a culture of learning around AI on campus.
Graphic promoting a podcast discussion on AI communications at Indiana University. A glowing digital brain floats above a tablet being touched by a hand, alongside the title “Speed, Values and Iteration: AI Communication Lessons From Indiana University.” Logos for Inside Higher Ed and TVP Communications appear at the bottom.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
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Trusted Voices: Summer Planning for Fall Crises | Volt
Trusted Voices hosts Teresa Valerio Parrot and Erin Hennessy close out season four with the hard truths higher ed leaders need to face before fall.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
On the season four finale of Trusted Voices, Erin and Teresa talk about AI and mission alignment, topics they hope leaders will focus on in the coming months, and share their summer reading topics to keep your brain fresh over the “break.”
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
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Yes, everything feels more expensive right now — here’s why, and what tariffs have to do with it
Yes, everything feels more expensive right now, but tariffs aren’t the only thing to blame — these factors might force you to slash your budget, too.
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TVP Communications @tvpcomms.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
Consumers are feeling the effects of tariffs, but there’s more to the story. Econ prof at the UIowa’s Tippie College of Business, Anne Villamil, and Henry Jin, at Miami University’s Farmer School of Business, talk with Zoe Malin, reporter for @nbcnews.com, about why prices seem to keep going up.
Quote graphic on a blue-to-purple gradient background featuring a statement from Anne Villamil, professor of economics at the University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business. The quote reads: “Initially, firms try to absorb costs by reducing their profitability a bit, and changing their suppliers or inventory management, […] But eventually, they lose their ability to do that, so they pass those costs on to consumers, which is what economists call pass-through.” The attribution notes that the quote appeared in an NBC News article by Zoe Malin about tariffs, consumer prices, and money-saving strategies. The TVP Communications logo appears in the bottom right corner.
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