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Coaching in Higher EducationCoaching in Higher Education: An Introduction | Dr. Tim JansaAre you a coach interested in working with colleges and universities, but have gained most of your experience in industry? Or maybe you're an experienced higher ed coach looking for new insights to enhance your practice? Either way, you're in the right place!This presentation on coaching in higher education, delivered by Dr. Tim Jansa, a certified leadership and organizational development coach, aims to provide insights and practical advice for coaches interested in working with colleges and universities. The presentation covers the unique challenges and complexities of higher education institutions, the importance of coaching in this context...
2026-02-0338 minCoaching in Higher EducationFaculty‑to‑Leader Transitions | Dr. Dorine Lawrence-Hughes (S1 E16)This episode explores how coaches can support faculty as they step into leadership roles in higher education, from department chair to dean. Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Dorine Lawrence‑Hughes discuss mindset shifts, identity, staff dynamics, and the transition from contributor to manager and leader.If you coach or lead in colleges and universities, this conversation offers practical insights you can use right away.In the Season 1 finale of Coaching in Higher Education, Tim and Dorine dive into:Why faculty‑to‑leader transitions are so common yet often under‑supportedUnderstanding leadership as both a skill...
2026-01-2734 minCoaching in Higher EducationManaging On-Campus Leadership Development Programs | Stéfane Cahill Farella (E1 S15)In this episode, Dr. Tim Jansa and Stéfane Cahill Farella show how to design and run an on‑campus leadership development and coaching program in higher education, using Boston College’s Ignatian Leadership Development Program (ILDP) as a case study. The conversation covers program design, alignment with institutional mission, and the practical realities of implementation in a university setting.You’ll learn how to:✅Connect leadership development to institutional identity and Jesuit values such as cura personalis (care of the person)✅Structure multi‑phase leadership programs and foundational documents for clarity, consistency, and stakeholder buy‑in✅Ba...
2026-01-2728 minCoaching in Higher EducationRole, Goal, and Strategic Alignment in Higher Education | Dr. Mo Sattar (S1 E14)In this episode of Coaching in Higher Education, Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Mo Sattar explore how organizational alignment and misalignment shape the effectiveness of colleges and universities. They unpack the connection between strategy, culture, and communication, and show how misaligned goals, unclear roles, and hidden passive resistance slow institutions down.You’ll learn how to:✅ Recognize indicators of misalignment in key higher‑ed functions such as admissions, academics, advancement, and student retention✅ Use DiSC assessment profiles, alignment surveys, and trust questions to surface hidden resistance and get leaders on the same page✅ Apply frameworks...
2026-01-2725 minCoaching in Higher EducationInternational Higher Education Leaders & Study Abroad Teams | Sarah Spencer (S1 E13)Dr. Tim Jansa and Sarah Spencer discuss the impact of national policy changes on international higher education leaders. Sarah highlights the resilience of global education leaders, noting past challenges like 9/11 and the pandemic. Coaching is emphasized as a crucial tool for navigating these uncertainties, fostering leadership, and addressing intercultural dynamics. They stress the importance of understanding sector-specific nuances and leveraging power skills like communication and adaptability to succeed in the evolving global education landscape.Companion Site: https://leadershipimagined.com/podcast/#spencerKeywords: international education, global education, leadership development, policy...
2026-01-2728 minCoaching in Higher EducationCoaching for Career Growth in Academia | Dr. Rubina Malik (S1 E12)Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Rubina Malik discuss the challenges and opportunities in career pathways in higher education. Dr. Malik highlights the lack of defined career advancement paths, especially for staff, and the need for coaching to help individuals navigate these challenges. She emphasizes the importance of purpose, skills, and transferable skills in career growth. Dr. Malik also notes the impact of the "Great Resignation" in higher education and the need for succession planning. Additionally, she stresses the importance of cross-cultural dynamics in coaching and the need for institutions to invest in professional development and early talent identification to...
2026-01-2725 minCoaching in Higher EducationCoaching Student Services Professionals | Dr. Kate McCaffrey (S1 E11)In this conversation, Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Kate McCaffrey explore the complexities of student services in higher education, discussing the challenges faced by leaders in this field, the importance of coaching, and the need for agility in response to changing student needs. They emphasize the significance of building relationships, breaking down silos, and fostering a mission-driven culture within institutions. The discussion also highlights the role of technology, the necessity of effective onboarding, and the importance of developing talent pipelines to ensure long-term success in student services.Companion Site: https://leadershipimagined.com/podcast/#mccaffrey
2026-01-2730 minCoaching in Higher EducationCoaching College Athletic Program Leaders | Tanya Vogel (S1 E10)In this episode, Dr. Tim Jansa and Tanya Vogel explore the intersection of coaching and athletics in higher education. They discuss the unique challenges faced by athletic leaders, the importance of collaboration between athletics and academics, and the ripple effect of effective coaching on student development. Tanya shares insights from her experience as an athletic director and executive coach, emphasizing the need for emotional intelligence and holistic approaches in leadership. The conversation highlights the significant impact that athletic programs can have on institutional identity and student growth.Companion Site: https://leadershipimagined.com/podcast/#vogel
2026-01-2733 minCoaching in Higher EducationFaculty and Staff with Burnout | Dr. Rebecca Pope-Ruark (S1 E09)In this conversation, Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Rebecca Pope-Ruark explore the critical issue of burnout in higher education, particularly in the wake of COVID-19. They discuss the factors contributing to burnout, including institutional betrayal and the misalignment of values, and the importance of compassionate conversations in addressing these challenges. The conversation also delves into the differences between coaching and therapy, personal experiences with burnout, and the systemic nature of the issue. They emphasize the need for a supportive institutional culture to prevent burnout and the unique challenges faced by faculty and staff in academia.Companion...
2026-01-2732 minCoaching in Higher EducationBuilding Trust and Leading Change | Dr. Jennifer Brown (S1 E08)In this conversation, Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Jennifer Brown explore the complexities of leadership in higher education, emphasizing the vital role of trust in driving effective change. They discuss the unique challenges of building trust across diverse stakeholders, the importance of relational authority, and strategies for overcoming resistance to change. The dialogue highlights the need for authenticity, empathy, and resilience in leadership, providing actionable insights for coaches working with higher education leaders.Companion Site: https://leadershipimagined.com/podcast/#brownKeywords: trust, leadership, change management, organizational development, organizational complexity, resilience, stakeholder engagement, communication...
2026-01-2729 minCoaching in Higher EducationCoaching Enrollment Management Leaders | Laurie Koehler (S1 E07)Dr. Tim Jansa and Laurie Koehler discuss the challenges and opportunities in Enrollment Management and Student Services, emphasizing the importance of coaching. Laurie highlights the impact of federal policy changes and financial aid shifts on staff retention and morale. She notes that while many leaders seek coaching, access remains limited. Coaching is seen as a developmental tool rather than a punitive intervention. Laurie also discusses the benefits of group coaching for leaders, the integration of coaching into onboarding processes, and the identification and development of high-potential staff. She advocates for a coaching mindset among leaders to foster a supportive...
2026-01-2729 minCoaching in Higher EducationCoaching at University Medical Centers | Dr. Heath Jolliff (S1 E06)Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Heath Jolliff discuss the unique challenges of coaching physicians in academic medical settings. Key topics include the cultural barriers to coaching, such as a strong tradition of self-reliance, limited leadership training, and hierarchical structures.Dr. Jolliff explains how coaching can help medical professionals navigate complex roles, manage burnout, and develop leadership skills. The discussion highlights the importance of interdependence, self-compassion, and addressing ego-related challenges. Dr. Jolliff shares his value proposition of coaching for medical centers, emphasizing its potential to improve retention, performance, and well-being. The conversation provides insights into the specific needs of...
2026-01-2727 minCoaching in Higher EducationCoaching in Small and Liberal Arts Colleges | Dr. Sarah Westfall (S1 E05)In this episode, Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Sarah Westfall discuss the unique dynamics of coaching in higher education, particularly within liberal arts colleges. They explore the relationship-driven culture of small colleges, the challenges coaches face in navigating these relationships, and the importance of assessments in coaching.Dr. Westfall also shares insights on transitioning to executive roles, career support, and the cyclical nature of job searches in higher education. The conversation emphasizes the need for coaches to be informed and respectful of the distinct environment of small colleges.Companion Site: https://leadershipimagined.com/podcast...
2026-01-2728 minCoaching in Higher EducationEquity-Centered Leadership and Change | Dr. Joel Pérez (S1 E04)In this conversation, Dr. Joel Pérez and Dr. Tim Jansa explore the intersection of leadership, coaching, and equity in higher education. They discuss the importance of creating a sense of belonging, the role of cultural humility, and the challenges of navigating privilege and resistance in organizational settings. The episode underscores the importance of self-awareness, curiosity, and a commitment to ongoing improvement in leadership practices, particularly in the context of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.Keywords: leadership, cultural humility, belonging, equity, diversity, inclusion, self-awareness, privilege, mindsetCompanion Site: https://leadershipimagined.com/p...
2026-01-2727 minCoaching in Higher EducationBuilding Coaching Programs for Colleges | James Walton (S1 E03)Dr. Tim Jansa and James Walton discuss the business side of coaching in higher education. Walton, president of Collaborative Brain Trust, highlights the importance of fit and localization in coaching programs, emphasizing the need for coaches with higher ed experience. He identifies common pain points in higher ed, such as accountability and trust, and discusses the challenges of previous failed coaching programs.Walton also explains the differences between two-year and four-year institutions, noting cost, precedent, and cultural differences. He advises coaches to persist, network, and leverage RFPs and renewal opportunities to break into the higher ed market.
2026-01-2733 minCoaching in Higher EducationCoaching Higher Ed Leaders in a VUCA World | Dr. Tammy Gocial (S1 E02)Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Tammy Gocial discuss the VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) environment in higher education, emphasizing its impact on leadership. Dr. Gocial highlights the challenges of navigating digital learning, enrollment cliffs, and financial pressures, noting the need for strategic, agile responses. She suggests coaching strategies to help leaders manage cognitive, emotional, and behavioral aspects, including leveraging transferable skills and fostering psychological safety. The conversation stresses the importance of cross-functional collaboration and adaptability, urging institutions to break down silos and prepare for future challenges, potentially through mergers and strategic assessments.Keywords...
2026-01-2732 minCoaching in Higher EducationCoaching Academic Leaders | Dr. Kavita Pandit (S1 E01)Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Kavita Pandit examine the distinct challenges encountered by academic leaders transitioning from faculty roles to administrative positions, the distinction between mentoring and coaching, the importance of integrating emotional intelligence with analytical thinking, and the evolving landscape of leadership development in universities.Dr. Pandit shares insights from her experience as both an internal and external coach, highlighting the complexities of academic leadership identity. The episode offers valuable insights into coaching and leadership development in academic settings, highlighting the need for more comprehensive coaching and support for academic leaders, particularly department chairs and deans, who...
2026-01-2726 min
Hydroponics DailyDon't Get Ripped Off: How to Choose Microbial BiostimulantsDr. Russell Sharp explains how to choose and use microbial biostimulants for hydroponics, focusing on production/expiry dates, manufacturer credibility, and the trade-offs between liquid and powder formulations.
He recommends trusted suppliers (Legume Technology, Omex/Biomex, Symbiom, Koppert's Trianum P), suggests starting with Bacillus blends and Trichoderma, and advises using seaweed extracts, humic acids and mild fertilizers to feed, not kill, microbes.
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Ben Lugtenberg — Leiden University
Jos M. Raaijmakers — Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW)
Corné M. J. Pieterse — Utrecht University
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2025-12-2908 min
The Multi-Culture-Verse"Kräuterbutter! Kräuterbutter!" - The Multi-Culture-Verse with Dr. Tim JansaOriginally from Germany, Dr. Tim Jansa is a consultant, coach, and facilitator, with over two decades of experience working in higher education, the nonprofit sector, and helping multinational corporations tackle intercultural communication challenges. Through his research, publications, and teaching, he has built internationally recognized expertise on higher education leadership and international program management, as well as organizational development, communication, and culture. Dr. Jansa has a doctorate in Higher Education Leadership from Georgia State University. He is a Board and International Coaching Federation (ICF) Certified Coach and also holds certifications as an Agile Coach and Agile Team Facilitator.
2025-01-121h 04
Tim Guldimann - Debatte zu DrittKann die EU in ihrer Geschlossenheit gegen Putins Krieg die Integration vertiefen und in Polen und Ungarn den Rechtsstaat durchsetzen? - mit Katarina Barley und Fryderyk ZollDer Ukrainekrieg bringt neue Bewegung in die Frage des Rechtsstaats im Verhältnis von Brüssel zu Polen und Ungarn. Ebenso bietet er neue Chancen für die Vertiefung der Integration. Darüber diskutiere ich mit der Vizepräsidentin des Europäischen Parlaments und früheren Bundesjustizministerin Katarina Barley und dem polnischen Professor Fryderyk Zoll, der in Krakau und Osnabrück europäisches Recht lehrt. Mit dem Vorwurf der westlichen Bevormundung und dem Hinweis auf die kommunistische Erbschaft stellen die Regierungen in Warschau und Budapest den Vorrang des EU-Rechtes und des europäischen Gerichtshof...
2022-06-0148 min