Episode 118: Thought Leaders (with Christopher P. Long)

The HBS hosts ask Chris Long how philosophers contribute and how best to value their contributions.

This week, we are joined in the bar by Christopher Long to talk about thought leaders, universities prioritizing public engagement, and the ways in which activities like podcasting are and are not valued by university administrators.

Christopher P. Long is MSU Research Foundation Professor, Dean of the College of Arts & Letters, Dean of the MSU Honors College, and Professor of Philosophy at Michigan State University. He has written extensively on Ancient Greek Philosophy, Reiner Schürmann, and public philosophy. Most relevant, perhaps, to our listeners, is that he has written collaboratively with Rick for almost 20 years. He has been an early and strong proponent of the use of technology in research, writing, and publication of philosophical work. While we have thrown deans under the bus quite a bit in this podcast, if there have to be deans, they should all be like Chris!

In this episode, we discuss the following thinkers/ideas/texts/etc.:

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2 comments on “Episode 118: Thought Leaders (with Christopher P. Long)

  1. Chris Long says:

    Thank you for hosting this conversation! I was grateful for the time we had together to talk about the challenges and possibilities of leadership in Higher Education. And I am grateful for the long friendship I have had with Leigh and Rick, and for the opportunity to meet and talk with you, Jason. Looking forward to the next episode of Hotel Bar Sessions, and to the next time we can gather at a hotel bar IRL.

    1. HBS Hosts says:

      Thanks for joining us, Chris!

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