The National University Podcast

This episode of the National University Podcast explores how appellate law really works, from briefing and oral argument to chambers dynamics and judicial decision-making. Justice Patricia D. Benke brings more than 35 years on the California Court of Appeal and decades of teaching experience to explain the craft behind appellate practice and why clarity, research, and synthesis matter so much.

This episode of the National University Podcast features host Kimberly King in conversation with Dr. Gabrielle Suboch, a veteran crime scene investigator, forensic consultant, and expert witness with more than 28 years in law enforcement in Germany and the United States. They unpack what crime scene work actually looks like, how forensic investigations differ from TV portrayals, and why documentation, contamination control, and courtroom testimony matter so much.We discuss the realities of homic

In this episode, Dr. Meg Roberts from the National University Academic Success Center shares insights on supporting students through personalized coaching, group sessions, and innovative programs like the ASC Writing Nests. Discover how these resources foster student success, build community, and address common challenges such as perfectionism and workload management.

Explore the fascinating field of health psychology with Dr. Sherry Rieder, covering the mind-body connection, chronic illness management, and the impact of lifestyle on health. Discover how this evolving discipline integrates psychological and biological factors to improve health outcomes.

Explore the essentials of copyright law, its history, and its importance in the digital age with expert Dr. Robert Diotalevi. Learn about copyright rights, infringement, fair use, and how to protect your creative works.

Discover the transformative power of education and leadership as you join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Gary Walker-Roberts and Dr. Gigi Darko. Our journey begins with the compelling mentor-mentee relationship forged at National University, where Dr. Gary, an assistant professor, has passionately guided Dr. Gigi toward her doctoral success. Dr. Gigi, a dynamic principal from Brooklyn, uses literacy as a key to unlock potential and eradicate poverty on a global scale. Together, we exp