In this episode, Nicole Poff interviews Olena Zhadko, the former Senior Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Lehman College and current
Interim University Director at The City University of New York. They discuss the various functions of the center, including support for faculty and student success, the importance of collaboration, and the innovative approaches taken to enhance the educational experience. Olena shares insights on how the center has evolved, the significance of student engagement, and the strategies implemented to create a supportive environment for both students and faculty. The conversation emphasizes the shared responsibility of student success across all divisions of the institution and the importance of listening to student needs.
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Creating a Culture of Collaboration in Higher Education
A Conversation with Olena Zhadko
Aug 26, 2025

EdUp Curriculum
The EdUp Curriculum Podcast, hosted by Nicole Poff, is a proud member of the EdUp Experience® podcast family, America’s leading education podcast network. Focused on curriculum design and development, this podcast offers a platform for educators, instructional designers, and academic leaders to explore innovative strategies that adapt to the evolving educational landscape. Join Nicole as she engages with industry experts to discuss challenges and opportunities in creating impactful curricula.
The EdUp Curriculum Podcast, hosted by Nicole Poff, is a proud member of the EdUp Experience® podcast family, America’s leading education podcast network. Focused on curriculum design and development, this podcast offers a platform for educators, instructional designers, and academic leaders to explore innovative strategies that adapt to the evolving educational landscape. Join Nicole as she engages with industry experts to discuss challenges and opportunities in creating impactful curricula.Listen on
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