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The SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Prepping for Parenting in Student AffairsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is about parenting in student affairs. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Executive Director of the Center for Student Leadership and Engagement at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In this season, Myles and Kate take a slight detour from normal business to discuss parenting in student affairs. In this episode, they share thoughts on how to prepare for parenting in student affairs. How did they prepare and get those around them ready? What would have they have done the...2025-06-1648 min
The SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Engaging Family into Campus and WorkWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is about parenting in student affairs. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Executive Director of the Center for Student Leadership and Engagement at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In this season, Myles and Kate take a slight detour from normal business to discuss parenting in student affairs. In this episode, they talk about the pros and cons of engaging family into campus and work life. They also talk through how to align work expectations with necessary parts of parenting...2025-05-2147 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Parenting in Student AffairsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is about parenting in student affairs. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Executive Director of the Center for Student Leadership and Engagement at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In this season, Myles and Kate take a slight detour from normal business to discuss parenting in student affairs. In this episode, they make a case for why this conversation is worthwhile, the unique parts of their journey, and how they've been supported as parents by their colleagues.2025-05-1245 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Strategic Planning - The How w/ Dr. Anne BrennemanWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around strategic planning. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Executive Director of the Center for Student Leadership and Engagement at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the final episode of this season, Myles and Kate welcome their first ever guest to discuss the how of strategic planning. Dr. Anne Brenneman, the Director of the University Health Center at JMU, guides us on how to start a process, balancing plans within the context of organizational planning, and common...2024-08-1341 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice Strategic Planning - The WhatWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around strategic planning. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the second episode of this season, Myles and Kate talk through the necessary components of a strategic plan. They also discuss the pros and cons of the divisive topic of visions and missions for organizations. They wrap up with a conversation about the relative value of having quantified outcomes in a strategic plan.2024-06-1046 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Strategic Planning The WhyWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around strategic planning. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the first episode after an extended hiatus, Myles and Kate talk about why strategic planning is worth your time. They discuss coalition building, the distinctions between buy-in and purpose, and how this can matter for your organization.2024-05-2248 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - The Hiring DecisionWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the final episode of the hiring season, Myles and Kate talk about getting the information you need to make an actual decision. They discuss the importance of references for all parties. They conclude with a conversation about how to gather feedback in an impactful way and close the loop...2023-02-0646 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Interview ExperienceWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the fourth episode of this season about hiring, Kate and Myles suggest ways to build an interview with the candidate's experience at the center. They discuss building a beneficial first round process, actually creating the environment for an exchange of information, and highlighting the campus and local community in...2023-01-3141 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - The Logistics of HiringWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the third episode of this season about hiring, Kate and Myles talk through the hoot and a half that is hiring logistics. They converse about putting together a committee, the timing of posting, and the various ways to organize application review.2023-01-2353 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Building a Pro-Candidate Recruitment ProcessWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the second episode of this season about hiring, Kate and Myles discuss inverting the traditional recruitment dynamic from meeting the institution's needs to those of the candidate. Myles provides an exhaustive list of possible ways to increase your value to candidates, and Kate guides through modernizing communication around recruitment...2023-01-1854 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - The State of Hiring in Student AffairsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the situation most currently vexing student affairs, hiring. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In the kickoff episode for a timely season about hiring, Kate and Myles discuss the new state of hiring for the field. They then talk about one approach on how to think about hiring, how that should not inform morale for the field, and Myles offers a contrarian perspective on...2023-01-0943 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Hills to Die On and Moving ForwardWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University. In this final episode of the institutional politics season, Kate and Myles discuss the difficult decision of ultimatums, how to communicate around these choices, and how to genuinely move forward.2022-11-1043 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Coalition Building and AdvocacyWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University. In this episode, Kate and Myles talk about the origins of coalitions and how to actively build them. They then discuss how to honor those movements through effective and sustained advocacy.2022-10-2751 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - External PoliticsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University. In Episode 9, Kate and Myles start by wading through the hazy and subjective nature of external constituencies in higher education. They transition then to how to maximize the potential of interested parties in your work, namely through relationship building and balancing different interests.2022-10-1037 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Department and University PoliticsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University. In Episode 8, Kate and Myles discuss the similarities and distinct parts of University and department politics. They then recommend means to navigate when the priorities of these areas come into conflict with one another.2022-10-0341 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice - Institutional PoliticsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the competency of institutional politics. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 7, Kate and Myles talk through the need for understanding institutional politics, how to diagnose the political environment of a place, and what structures to investigate. Additionally, we introduce a new segment where Kate flexes her growing pop culture knowledge. We also share a shout out for DaNae Peterson, a peerless professional...2022-09-2146 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Performance Improvement and Staff TransitionsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 6, Kate and Myles talk through strategies on how to work with staff on performance issues and why addressing these issues is vital. They also discuss how to support staff as they prepare to leave their roles. Kate dishes on pool season in her neighborhood and provides the...2022-07-0535 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Performance Review ProcessWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 5, Kate and Myles discuss how to build a meaningful performance review process. They talk about how to get in the right mindset for performance review, means of enhancing the process, and honoring the importance of performance reviews. Kate also discusses wildlife in her neighborhood, and they share...2022-05-1636 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Difficult ConversationsWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 4, Kate and Myles discuss how to navigate the waters of difficult conversations. They talk about the many things to gain from difficult conversations and discuss their ways to prepare for these vital moments. Kate also shares about the precarious space of neighborhood parenting on Facebook. SACSA GOAT...2022-04-2036 min
The SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Professional DevelopmentWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 3, Kate and Myles discuss how to build a culture of learning and continuous improvement in supervision. They define professional development, share ways to keep it at the forefront of a supervision relationship, and discuss the importance of supporting PD financially. They also share a Shout Out for...2022-04-0727 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: OnboardingWelcome to To Practice, a practitioner skill-building conversation presented by SACSA. This season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 2, Kate and Myles discuss the vital step of onboarding new employees. They highlight the need for the onboarding process to start with the interview and for facilitating relationship building on campus. They share a Shout Out for Amber Whitaker the unofficial mayor of Florida Gulf Coast University...2022-03-2541 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastSocially Just and Culturally Relevant Leadership: Drs. Maritza Torres and Jenni BatchelderIn this episode we are discussing Latinx Leadership Development through the lens of the culturally relevant leadership learning model. This conversation will take place with Drs. Maritza Torres and Jenni Batchelder:
Dra. Maritza Torres (she/her/hers/ella) is a Leadership and Talent Development Partner with AdventHealth. Previously, she was the Assistant Director of the LEADS Scholars Academy at UCF where Maritza taught, advised, and facilitated leadership learning and scholarship to undergraduate and graduate students. Maritza’s research centers on Latina undergraduate leader identity development, culturally relevant leadership learning, and identity-based leadership courses. Maritza is a co-author of Thinking to tr...2022-03-1734 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastSocially Just and Culturally Relevant Leadership: Antron MahoneyDr. Antron D. Mahoney(he/him/his) is the Visiting Assistant Professor in Gender and Sexuality Studies, specializing in Black sexualities, at Davidson College in Davidson, NC. He investigates the intersections of social movements and theories of race, gender, and sexuality to understand how Black gender ideology is formed in relation to twentieth and twenty-first-century social movements in the U.S. and the African diaspora. His primary focal points include Black feminist and queer praxis, U.S. higher education, leadership, and media studies.2022-03-1143 minThe SACSA PodcastTo Practice: Supervision PhilosophyWe're excited to add a new show to the SACSA Podcast feed! To Practice is a practitioner skill-building conversation. The first season is centered around the central elements of the vital competency of supervision. To Practice is hosted by Kate Radford, Director of Leader Education and Development at Clemson University, and Myles Surrett, Associate Vice President at James Madison University.
In Episode 1, Kate and Myles discuss their philosophies on supervision. They also talk through the utmost importance of honoring identity in supervision relationships. They also introduce segments around Kate's wild neighborhood Facebook group and share a Shout Out for Ashley...2022-03-0841 minThe SACSA PodcastSA Today - Identity Conscious Supervision w/ Myles SurrettJoin Dr. Michelle Boettcher for SACSA's SA Today. Michelle discusses the most pressing issues facing higher education with experts from around the southeast. In this episode, Michelle extends the conversation on identity conscious supervision with Myles Surrett. Myles shares about lessons learned, mistakes made, and the toxicity of the word should.2020-09-2852 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEp 75- Women And Leadership Part 3In Episode 75 we continue with the third and final part of our series exploring Women and Leadership with our guest host Kate Radford, the Associate Director for Leadership Education & Development at Clemson University. In part three Kate is joined by Dr. Jennifer Pigza, director of the Catholic Institute for Lasallian Social Action and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Leadership at Saint Mary’s College of California, Adrian Bitton, doctoral student in the higher education and student affairs program at The Ohio State University, Danyelle Reynolds, assistant director for student learning and leadership at the Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning at...2020-06-081h 03NASPA Leadership PodcastEp 74- Women and Leadership Part 2In Episode 74 we continued with the second part of our series exploring Women and Leadership: The Power Of Story In Leadership Development. Our guest host Kate Radford, the Associate Director for Leadership Education & Development at Clemson University, is joined by the Author of We are the Leaders we’ve been waiting for: women and leadership development in college (2020), Dr. Julie Owen, Associate Professor of Leadership Studies at George Mason University. In part two Kate and Julie are joined by additional guests:
· Sharrell Hassell-Goodman, Ph. D. Candidate at George Mason University
· Dr. Jennifer Pigza, Director of the Catholic Institute for Lasallian Soci...2020-05-281h 05NASPA Leadership PodcastEp 73 - Women and Leadership Part IIn Episode 73 we start the first of a three part series exploring Women and Leadership with our guest host Kate Radford, the Associate Director for Leadership Education & Development at Clemson University, and her guest Dr. Julie Owen, Associate Professor of Leadership Studies at George Mason University and Author of We are the Leaders we’ve been waiting for: women and leadership development in college (2020).
00:00 Intro
02:15 Getting to know Julie
10:50 Creating a text for women and leadership
18:34 Addressing imposter syndrome
20:12 Inspiration in completing the book
24:40 The difference between feminine and feminist leadership
32:20 Audience for the book
39:30 A call to action
43:45 Critical le...2020-05-201h 05NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 72 - NDSL: How Academic Disciplines Approach Leadership DevelopmentIn Episode 72 we discuss the Spring 2020 edition of New Directions for Student Leadership, How Academic Disciplines Approach Leadership Development. We are joined by the editors of that issue, Matt Sowcik and Susan Komives. Matthew Sowcik is an assistant professor in the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication (AEC), and serves as the coordinator for the University of Florida's leadership minor. He also teaches undergraduate and graduate‐level courses concentrated on interpersonal leadership development, organizational leadership, and advanced leadership theory. Susan R. Komives is professor emerita in the student affairs graduate program at the University of Maryland College Park where she ta...2020-04-271h 02NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 71- Crisis Leadership Part IIIIn Episode 71 we speak with Megan Pendley Pickett in the third installment of our leading through crisis series. Megan Pendley Pickett is the Founder and Head Coach at Pendley Pickett Coaching & Consulting, As a strengths-based Life and Career Coach, with 15 years as a student-affairs professional, Megan specializes in coaching student affairs professionals through career transitions, leveling up in their current jobs, and create next steps to the life they have been dreaming of. She is navigating this whole new world of social distancing, homeschooling, and juggling life like never before in Littleton, CO with her husband and 2 young sons.
00:00 Intro
01:12 ...2020-04-2039 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 70 - Crisis Leadership Part IIIn Episode 70 we speak with Cynthia Cherrey, President and CEO of the International Leadership Association (ILA), in the second episode of a three-part series exploring leadership during crisis. The ILA is a global association committed to advancing quality research, teaching, and practices of leadership for a better world. Previously, Cynthia served as Lecturer in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and Vice President for Campus Life at Princeton University. Dr. Cherrey speaks to non-profit and for-profit organizations around the world and writes in the areas of leadership, organizational change, and higher education. Cynthia’s speaking and writing ex...2020-04-1437 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 69 – Crisis Leadership Part IIn Episode 69 we speak with Ralph Gigliotti, Director of the Center for Organizational Leadership at Rutgers University, who recently published a book called Crisis Leadership in Higher Education. As part of his role at Rutgers, Ralph engages directly with academic and administrative leaders in strengthening the Center’s role as a hub for leadership development research and initiatives. He also serves as an associate faculty member in the Ph.D. Program in Higher Education and part-time lecturer in the Department of Communication.
00:00 Intro
02:18 Getting to know Ralph
07:10 Defining a crisis
09:48 Student Affairs perspective on crisis
11:38 Crisis Leadership
14:50 Communication and crisis
16:36 Ad...2020-04-0831 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 68- NASPA 2020 Conference PreviewIn Episode 68 we preview the upcoming NASPA Conference and Student Leadership Programs Knowledge Community sponsored content with one of the co-chairs of Conference Events for the KC, Liz Hammond. We also take an in-depth look at two of our sponsored sessions:
Asset-Based Latinx Leadership Development: Fostering Identity, Activating Funds of Knowledge and Inspiring Activism with Nicholas Hudson.
And
Improving Leadership Programming Through the Alumni Lens with John Egan.
00:00 Intro
02:55 Overview of what to expect from the Student Leadership Programs Knowledge Community at NASPA with Liz Hammond
08:00 Asset-Based Latinx Leadership Development: Fostering Identity, Activating Funds of Knowledge and Inspiring Activism with...2020-03-1055 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 67 – NDSL: Becoming and Being a Leadership EducatorEpisode 67 we discuss a recent edition of New Directions for Student Leadership, Becoming and Being a Leadership Educator. We are joined by the editors of that issue, Kerry Priest and Dan Jenkins. Kerry is an associate professor in the Mary Lynn and Warren Staley School of Leadership Studies and serves as a graduate faculty of the interdisciplinary doctoral program in Leadership Communication at Kansas State University. Daniel is chair and associate professor of Leadership & Organizational Studies at the University of Southern Maine.
00:00 Intro
01:58 Getting to know Kerry and Dan
12:45 Framework of leadership educator professional development
16:00 Contrasting faculty and student affairs...2020-02-2439 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 66 - NDSL: Leadership Development Through Student EmploymentEpisode 66 we discuss a recent edition of New Directions for Student Leadership, Leadership Development Through Campus Employment. We are joined by the editors of that issue, Adam Peck and Kathleen Callahan. Adam serves as assistant vice president and dean of student affairs at Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas. He also serves as a graduate faculty member in the Higher Education and Student Affairs program. Kathleen serves as lecturer for leadership studies at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia. She also adjuncts for the graduate program in higher education at the College of William & Mary.
00:00 Intro
01:50 Getting...2020-02-1054 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 65 - Charlie Life And Leadership Academy In Partnership With ODKEpisode 65 is brought to you in partnership with Omicron Delta Kappa. We’re going to be learning about the Charlie Life and Leadership Academy, an online tool that aims to build an emerging pipeline of 21st Century leaders who thrive individually, and in relationships, teams, organizations, and communities throughout the U.S. and the world.
Our guest is the CEO of the Charlie Academy, Dr. Bruce Jackson. Executive Director C. Charles Jackson Foundation, CEO Charlie Academy/Institute of Applied Human Excellence: As a competitive athlete, Bruce has dedicated his career to the development of individuals, teams, organizations, and communities that se...2020-01-0640 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 64 - Masculinity And LeadershipIn episode 64 we are joined by Dan Tillapaugh is an associate professor and chair of the Department of Counselor Education at California Lutheran University. At Cal Lutheran, he primarily teaches in the Counseling and College Student Personnel Master's program. His research interests are connected to social contexts of higher education, particularly college men and masculinities, LGBT issues in higher education, intersectionality, sexual violence in higher education, as well as college student leadership development and education. He obtained his Ph.D. in Leadership Studies with a specialization in Higher Education Leadership from the University of San Diego in May 2012 and has...2019-12-1252 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 63 - Dialogue in Leadership EducationIn Episode 63, we are joined by Ratnesh Nagda and Larry Roper. Ratnesh is the principal and founder of IDEA Leadership LLC, co-founder of the University of Michigan’s Program on Intergroup Relations and co-developer of the college-based intergroup dialogue model. Larry is a professor of language, culture, and society and coordinator of the social justice minor and College Student Services Administration Program at Oregon State University. In this episode, you will get to know Ratnesh and Larry and where their interest in discussing dialogue as part of leadership education originated. We will then dive in to a discussion on what it...2019-09-1851 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 62 - NDSL: Leadership and ActivismIn Episode 62 we are joined by Dr. Georgianna L Martin and Dr. Brittany M. Williams, editors from the issue of New Directions for Student Leadership - Leadership Learning Through Activism. Georgianna is an Assistant Professor in College Student Affairs Administration in the Department of Counseling and Human Development Services at the University of Georgia. Brittanny is a recent graduate of the University of Georgia College Student Affairs Administration program and will be joining St. Cloud State University as an Assistant Professor of Higher Education in the fall. In this episode you will get to know Georgianna and Brittany and learn...2019-07-1653 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 61 - Student Government LeadershipIn Episode 61, we are joined by the chair of the NASPA Student Government Knowledge Community, Candace Avalos. Candace is currently the Coordinator of Student Government Relations and Greek Life Advisor at Portland State University and she is involved in local politics serving as the Vice Chair of the Citizen Review Committee, a police accountability board. In this episode, you will get to know how Candace got involved in Student Government, the goals of the KC and what she is learning about leadership in non-traditional ways. We then dive into an in-depth dialogue on the role of student government on a...2019-07-1143 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 60 - Environmental LeadershipIn Episode 60, we dive into a conversation with Shea Alevy, Bryan McGrath and Vigor Lam about the intersections between environmentalism, leadership, and social justice. Shea currently serves as an Assistant Director for Residential Life at Arizona State University and as the Chair for NASPA’s Sustainability Knowledge Community (KC). Bryan has over 20 years of experience in multiple student affairs roles and currently works at North Bennet Street School, a trade school in Boston, helping students prepare for and obtain employment. Vigor has experience in several areas in student affairs and currently works as a Project Engineer for Kitchell CEM, a co...2019-07-0245 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 59 - Spencer Leadership ConferenceIn Episode 59, you will learn all about the Spencer Leadership Conference, a sophomore-focused program, at Texas A&M University with Katy King and Julia Mork. Katy has over 15 years of experience and currently serves as an Assistant Director in the Memorial Student Center where she oversees the department marketing team, a freshman leadership organization and the sophomore leadership conference. Julia is currently serving as a Graduate Assistant in the Memorial Student Center where she is the co-advisor to the Spencer Leadership Conference and she has worked with five student committees assisting in program development, leadership growth, and international programs. Julia...2019-06-2433 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 58 - Career Readiness through Leadership EducationIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Sabrena O’Keefe and Dr. Carolyn Meeker. Dr. Sabrena O’Keefe has over 10 years of higher education experience and currently serves as the Director for Student Involvement at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida. Dr. Carolyn Meeker serves as the Chair-Elect for NASPA’s Student Career Development Knowledge Community and as the Assistant Director for Career and Talent Development at Florida International University in Miami. Sabrena and Carolyn share their insights on the connection of career readiness and leadership development with students. They then provide practices for helping students connect their leadership compet...2019-06-1348 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 57 - NDSL: International Student LeadershipIn this episode, we discuss the winter edition of New Directions for Student Leadership, which is focused on Cultivating Students’ Capacity for International Leadership. We are joined by Denny Roberts and Darbi Roberts, the editors of the issue. Dennis Roberts is an independent consultant and author whose last position in the U.S. was serving as the AVP for Student Affairs at Miami University. Darbi Roberts is the Executive Director of International Student Services at Southern New Hampshire University. Get to know Denny and Darbi as they share their experiences in student leadership including their perspective working as a father-daughter ed...2019-04-0945 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 56 - Leadership for First Generation StudentsWe are joined by Bridgette Behling, who has over 15 years in higher education and she currently serves as the Director of Community Support and Leadership at the George Washington University. Additionally, she serves as an Advocacy Group Member for NASPA's Center for First-Generation Student Success. In this episode, you’ll get to learn about Bridgette’s love for Hamilton, her perspective teaching leadership in our nation’s capital, and some non-traditional ways she is learning about leadership right now. We then dive in to a conversation about what it means to be first generation and how leadership educators can best serve...2019-02-2552 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 55 - History of Higher EducationWe are back! In this episode, we are talking with Dr. John Thelin, University Research Professor at the University of Kentucky. Dr. Thelin is the author of several books, most notably the recent release Going to College in the Sixties and has a new edition of his seminal work ‘A History of American Higher Education’ coming out in April. In this episode, you’ll get to know John as a proud alumnus of Brown University, Higher Education Historian, and his thoughts on Kentucky basketball. John then provides insight into the notion of higher education turbulence and financial insecurity, the process of wri...2019-02-1126 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 54 - NASPA Leadership Podcast TransitionIn this podcast, we transition hosts from Myles Surrett to John Mark Day. Myles currently serves as the Associate Director of Campus Activities and Events at Clemson University. Additionally, Myles is the SLPKC Communications Team Leader and the founder, content creator, and host of the past 53 NASPA Leadership Podcast episodes. We are thankful for all Myles has done to get the podcast to where it is today! We are excited to welcome our new host, John Mark Day! John Mark serves as the Director of Leadership and Campus Life at Oklahoma State University. In this episode, you will get to...2018-12-1125 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 53 - NDSL: Mentoring, Coaching, and AdvisingIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Lindsay Hastings and Dr. Cindy Kane, the editors of the newly released New Directions in Student Leadership issue. Lindsay is the Clifton Professor in Mentoring Research and Director of Nebraska Human Resources Institute. Cindy is the Special Assistant to Provost for Strategic Initiatives at Bridgewater State University and also serves as the Director of Student Involvement and Leadership. Through this episode, you’ll get to know Cindy and Lindsay as people and professionals. Then we discuss the distinction between mentoring, coaching and advising and how they intersect with each other, assessment, and so...2018-07-0333 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 52 - The Role of Leadership Educators Pt.5In this final episode of our five-part series with Dr. Kathy Guthrie and Dr. Dan Jenkins on their new book, The Role of Leadership Educators: Transforming Learning you get to learn more about our guests as individuals and learn about the final chapters of the book, Chapters 8-17. Kathy shares what she misses most about the Midwest and Dan shares his favorite video game from the 80s. Kathy and Dan then talk about the importance of assessing leadership programs, practical examples of vital pedagogies, and their upcoming companion manual for the book.
00:00 - 01:00: Introduction
01:00 - 05:30: Get to Know Kathy and...2018-06-1824 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 51 - The Role of Leadership Educators Pt.4Episode 51 continues our five-part series with Dr. Kathy Guthrie and Dr. Dan Jenkins on their new book, The Role of Leadership Educators: Transforming Learning. In this episode, you’ll get to learn fun facts about Dan and Kathy such as Dan’s favorite running song, books that Kathy plans to write in the future, and more. The rest of the episode focuses on chapters 5-7 of the book including a comparison between context and Russian nesting dolls, when to consider levels of context in the planning process, and the artificial divide between curricular and co-curricular leadership programs.
00:00 - 01:00: Introduction
01:00 - 09:15: Get...2018-06-1240 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 50 - The Role of Leadership Educators Pt.3In Episode 50 we continue our five-part series with Dr. Kathy Guthrie and Dr. Dan Jenkins on their new book, The Role of Leadership Educators: Transforming Learning. In this episode, you’ll learn even more about Kathy and Dan, such as how Kathy’s daughter has helped her develop and Dan’s experience and passion for playing the piano. The episode then focuses on Chapter 4 of the book on learner-centric leadership education and how to achieve that aim.
00:00 - 01:00: Introduction
01:00 - 09:20: Get to Know Kathy and Dan
09:20 - 10:30: Learner-Centric Leadership Education
10:30 - 16:40: Steering Wheel Analogy for Curriculum Design
16:40 - 23:40: Practical Use of Str...2018-06-0539 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 49 - The Role of Leadership Educators Pt.2In Episode 49 we continue our five-part series with Dr. Kathy Guthrie and Dr. Dan Jenkins on their new book, The Role of Leadership Educators: Transforming Learning. In this episode, you’ll learn more about Kathy and Dan, such as their connection to the city of Tampa, Florida. Then Kathy and Dan talk about Chapters 1-3 of their book including the leadership education as a professional identity, the diversity of perspectives in the field, leadership resources and more.
00:00 - 00:50: Introduction
00:50 - 09:30: Get to Know Kathy & Dan
09:30 - 11:50: Marginalization of Scholarship
11:50 - 14:00: Professional Identity of Leadership Educator
14:00 - 18:20: Diversity of Perspectives in th...2018-05-2929 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 48 - The Role of Leadership Educators Pt.1Episode 48 kicks off the first in a five-part series with Dr. Kathy Guthrie and Dr. Dan Jenkins on their new book, The Role of Leadership Educators: Transforming Learning. In this episode, you’ll get to know Kathy and Dan as individuals. Kathy and Dan talk about how they got into leadership education and what inspired them to write this book. They then dive into details of the book such as the book’s purpose, the reason for having two forewords, the challenge in organizing student leadership information and more!
00:00 - 02:50: Introduction
02:50 - 16:50: Get to Know Kathy & Dan
16:50 - 28:00: Start in Lead...2018-05-211h 05
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 47 - Leadership Identity Development Model TodayIn Episode 47 we are joined by Erika Cohen Derr, Associate Dean in Student Affairs at Georgetown University and Melissa Rocco, Post-Doctoral Fellow and Lecturer for the Center for Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education. You’ll learn about Erika’s brush with culinary royalty, her relocation to Arlington, TX and her favorite books about leadership. Melissa will share her thoughts on strawberry-flavored Twizzlers, why everyone should visit Stockholm, Sweden, and her best space saving tips from her experience living in a small apartment. Erika and Melissa then dive into the current research on the Leadership Identity Development (LID) Model. We disc...2018-05-0754 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 46 - Greek LeadershipIn Episode 46 we are joined by Melissa Kish, Director of Education and Leadership Development for the North-American Interfraternity Conference, to talk about Greek Leadership. You’ll get to know about Melissa’s experience in Muncie, Indiana, her struggles raising a chihuahua, where she plans to travel next and more! Melissa shares her knowledge on the similarities and differences of Greek leadership and general student leadership. You’ll then hear her explain how Greek leadership is comparable to mega churches, if she thinks the way Greek groups conceptualize leadership is still working, and how leadership preparation contributes to the lasting communal impact...2018-04-0935 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 45 - Campus PulseIn this episode, we talk with three different leadership practitioners to discuss current trends in leadership programs on their campuses. We hope that these conversations spark a new idea for you or provide knowledge on how to address any challenges you may be facing in this area on your campus. We are first joined by Taylor Stokes, the Assistant Director, Leadership Initiatives in the Brown Center for Leadership, Service, Student Activities, and Involvement at the University of Florida. Then we engage in dialogue with Megan Webster, the Assistant Director of Leadership and Professional Development in the Academic and Career Development...2018-03-2642 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 44 - Live from NASPA - Future of SLPKCIn this episode, recorded at the 2018 Annual NASPA Conference in Philadelphia, PA, we are joined by the incoming co-chairs of the NASPA Student Leadership Programs Knowledge Community, Avani Rana and Sean Ryan. Currently, Avani is the Director of Leadership at the College of New Jersey and Sean is the Associate Director of Fraternity Life and Experiential Leadership Education at Dickinson College. In this episode, you’ll get to know Avani and Sean as people and professionals and we will discuss the future of the SLPKC.
Timeline:
00:00 - 01:00: Introduction
01:00 - 05:20: Get to Know Avani and Sean
05:20 - 10:00: Higher Ed Two Truths an...2018-03-1228 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 43 - New Directions in Student Leadership - Career ReadinessIn episode 43, we're excited to engage in a conversation on student leadership and career readiness in partnership with the Student Career Development KC and New Directions in Student Leadership series. Drs. Kelli Smith of Binghamton University and Gayle Spencer and Gail Rooney of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign bring amazing knowledge to the topic. Listen in for thoughts on student employment, the application of competencies, the depths of silo-ing, the noise of NASCAR races, and more.2018-02-2039 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 42 - ACC Leadership SymposiumIn episode 42, we are thrilled to be joined by Duke's Katie Colleran, Clemson's Kate Radford, and the University of Miami's Andrew Wiemer to discuss the annual ACC Leadership Symposium. This amazing leadership initiative brings together students from all 15 ACC member institutions every February. You'll hear about Andrew's Oscar pick, Katie's work to keep libraries "in business," and Kate's struggle with household wizards. Our guests also shared insights about student learning at the Symposium, advisor development as a by-product, and student impact.2018-02-0535 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 41 - Executive LeadershipOur guest on Episode 41 is Dr. Shannon Ellis, who currently serves as the Vice President for Student Services at the University of Nevada, Reno. She has received two Fulbright awards in her career for studies in Germany and Japan and she has also served as the president of NASPA. In this episode, you will get to know the role running plays in Shannon’s life, what’s in her reading rotation, and the impact her Fulbright experience had on her as a student affairs professional. Shannon then dives into how she conceptualizes her leadership responsibility as an executive, what NASPA brin...2018-01-211h 00
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 40 - Complexity Leadership with Mary Uhl-BienIn Episode 40, we are joined by Dr. Mary Uhl Bien to discuss complexity leadership. Mary is currently the BNSF Railway Endowed Professor of Leadership in the Neeley School of Business at Texas Christian University (TCU). In this episode, you’ll get to know how Mary got involved in the study of leadership and if the second season of Stranger Things met her expectations. Mary will then dive into her primary research interest, complexity leadership, by discussing rich interconnectivity, practical application, and successes of complexity leadership in higher education.
Timeline:
00:00 - 01:00: Introduction
01:00 - 09:20: Getting to Know Mary
09:20 - 11:30: Summary of Complexity Le...2018-01-0637 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 39 - Review of Leadership in 2017 with Dr. Sherry Watt, Dr. Julie Owen, and Dr. John DuganIn this episode, we discuss key impressions in the world of student leadership in 2017 with Dr. Sherry Watt, Dr. Julie Owen, and Dr. John Dugan. Sherry is a Professor in the Higher Education and Student Affairs program at the University of Iowa. Julie is an Associate Professor of Leadership and Integrative Studies in the School of Integrative Studies at George Mason University. John is the director of program quality, design and assessment for Youth & Engagement Programs at the Aspen Institute. Our guests discuss topics such as changes in student leadership, what 2017 will be remembered for, and what is coming up...2017-12-1850 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 38 - New Directions in Student Leadership feat. Corey SeemillerDr. Corey Seemiller, Assistant Professor in Organizational Leadership at Wright State University joins us for Episode 38 to discuss the recently released issue of New Directions for Student Leadership, Using Competencies to Develop Talents into Strengths. Corey is the author of the of the Student Leadership Competencies Guidebook and her newly released book, Generation Z Goes to College, which offers insight on the post-Millennial cohort in higher education. In this episode, you’ll get to know Corey’s entry into leadership work, her favorite hike, and her go-to karaoke song. Corey will then discuss the concept of competencies, her introductory chapter to N...2017-12-0544 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 37 - Leadership in Pop CultureIn this episode, we are joined by freelance entertainment writer and graduate of Furman University, Jodi Walker. She is currently based in New York City and does most of her work for EW and New York Magazine’s culture website, Vulture and she has written in the past for Billboard, MTV, and Bustle. Get to know how Jodi got involved in entertainment writing, her experience with Fixer Upper as she grew up in Waco, TX, and what books make her think about leadership. Jodi will then discuss the connection between leadership and power in connection to a variety of our gu...2017-11-2838 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 36 - Technology and LeadershipIn Episode 36, we are joined by Dr. Josie Ahlquist to discuss technology and leadership. Josie is a digital leadership educator, research associate and instructor at Florida State University, and hosts her own podcast, Josie & The Podcast (http://www.josieahlquist.com/). In this episode, you’ll get to know a little bit about Josie’s experience growing up in the second smallest state by population, her love for triathlons, and what gives her life. Jose then dives into the intersections of leadership and technology by discussing the use of social media by students and higher education executives, promotion of leadership online, and...2017-11-0640 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 35 - Foundational Leadership Question: Leader DevelopmentDuring our third and final episode of our Foundational Leadership Question series, we focus on the notions of Leader Development and Leadership with Dr. Kerry Priest. Kerry is an Assistant Professor in the Mary Lynn and Warren Staley School of Leadership Studies at Kansas State University. Get to know Kerry by learning about her background growing up on a farm, her dream of being a back-up singer, and her identity as a runner. Kerry then dives into the concepts of leader development, proto-institutional social movements, and leader educator identity.
Timeline:
00:00 - 01:10: Introduction
01:10 - 12:15: Get to Know Kerry During Rapid Fire
12:15...2017-10-2454 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 34 - Foundational Leadership Question: Power And AuthorityHow are the concepts of power and authority similar and distinct? What’s the connection they have to Paulo Freire’s work? Do the performative aspects of power influence our perceptions of the concept?
In this episode, Dr. Julie Owen dives into the concepts of power and authority by exploring their impact on student affairs professionals and leadership educators. Dr. Julie Owen is an Associate Professor of Leadership and Integrative Studies in the School of Integrative Studies, George Mason University, where she teaches courses on socially responsible leadership, civic engagement, and community-based research. Get to know Julie by hearing her talk...2017-10-0959 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 33 - Foundational Leadership Question: Leadership and ManagementAre the concepts of leadership and management distinct? Are they in contradiction to each other?
In the first episode of our Foundational Leadership Question Series, Dr. Scott Allen will answer these questions and more around this topic. Dr. Scott Allen is an Associate Professor at John Carroll University, where he teaches leadership and management. Scott shares with us a little bit about his interests related to his family travels, competitive diving, his meteorite collection and more! You’ll also hear how Scott got involved in leadership work and what he sees on the horizon for student leadership practitioners. Scott then di...2017-09-2544 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 32 - New Directions in Student Leadership feat. Dave RoschOn Episode 32, we are joined by Dr. Dave Rosch, who is an Associate Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he teaches leadership classes, conducts research on the impact of leadership training initiatives, and coordinates the graduate program in the Agricultural Education. Most pertinent to our conversation today, Dave is also the editor of the most recent issue of New Directions in Student Leadership (NDSL): The Role of Student Organizations in Leadership Development. In this episode, get to know Dave personally and as a leadership educator. Dave shares his experience editing NDSL and his knowledge regarding student organizations...2017-09-1240 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 31 - Jepson School + Humanities In LeadershipOn Episode 31, we are joined by Dr. Kristin Bezio, Associate Professor of Leadership Studies in the Jepson School of Leadership at the University of Richmond. Kristin is the author of Staging Power in Tudor and Stuart English History Plays: History, Political Thought, and the Redefinition of Sovereignty. She has studied 16th and 17th century literature, women’s literature, comparative literature, drama and performance, directing, acting, rhetoric and composition, and new media. Get to know Kristin’s thoughts on being a historical re-enactor, playing competitive games as an adult, and what she has learned being an aerial circus performer. In this epis...2017-08-2832 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 30 - Campus Leadership Culture @ WSUOn Episode 30, we are joined by Rudy Trejo, the Associate Director of Student Involvement at Washington State University. Rudy oversees The Leadership Center in Student Involvement, provides administrative leadership to the department, and serves as advisor to the student senate. You’ll learn about Rudy’s favorite hobbies, the pros and cons of the Bachelor/Bachelorette franchise, and why he is not a fan of cats. Rudy also dives into changing the culture of student leadership on campus, including strategic planning, learning outcomes, and the successes and challenges that have come with this change.
Timeline:
00:00 - 1:20: Introduction
01:20 - 13:30: Get to Know...2017-08-1543 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 29 - Q&A with Dr. Susan KomivesOur guest on Episode 29 is Dr. Susan Komives, Professor Emerita at the University of Maryland. She is the past president of the Council of the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education and the American College Personnel Association; was the vice president of two colleges; is the author/editor of a dozen books along with several other accomplishments and positions. Get to know Susan through a series of questions submitted by various professionals in higher education across the country!
Timeline:
00:00 - 01:20: Introduction
01:20 - 12:00: Get to Know Susan / Rapid Fire
12:00 - 18:20: Engage Students in Social Change Model
18:20 - 21:40: Focus Student Dialogue on...2017-06-1954 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 28 - Cultivating Critical Perspectives Part 6 - ConclusionEpisode 28 is our final episode in our 6-part series with Dr. John Dugan. This episode will wrap up the previous conversations we have had with John and those who assisted in the writing of his recently released book, Leadership Theory: Cultivating Critical Perspectives, and it’s complementary Facilitator’s Guide. John continues to share his thoughts on leadership related to critical social theory, tensions in graduate preparation, student development theory and much more. Listen in to hear John’s thoughts on the book and what he hopes that people will remember 10 years from now.
Timeline:
00:00 - 01:45: Introduction
01:45 - 06:00: Overcome Default of Sha...2017-06-0649 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 27 - Cultivating Critical Perspectives Part 5 - Co-Curricular ApplicationsIn Part 5 of our series on John Dugan’s new book, Leadership Theory: Cultivating Critical Perspectives, we are joined with Dr. Lesley-Ann Brown-Henderson and Dr. John Dugan to discuss co-curricular applications of the book. Lesley-Ann serves as the Executive Director of Campus Inclusion and Community at Northwestern University. In this episode, John and Lesley-Ann will provide insight on how to effectively facilitate the content of the book with students in a co-curricular setting. If you’re interested in using the content of this book in a leadership session with students, this is a must-listen episode!
00:00 - 01:20: Introduction
01:20 - 05:15: Rapid Fire with...2017-05-2939 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 26 - Cultivating Critical Perspectives Part 4: Facilitator's GuideIn Part 4 of our series with John Dugan on his new book, Leadership Theory: Cultivating Critical Perspectives, we are joined by 2 of the authors of the Facilitator’s Guide including Natasha Turman and Dr. Amy Barnes. Natasha is a doctoral research assistant and Project Manager for the Multi-Institutional Study of Leadership at Loyola University Chicago, where she is pursuing her Ph.D. in Higher Education. Amy is the Director of the HESA Ed.D Program in the Department of Educational Studies at The Ohio State University. In this episode, you’ll get to know Natasha and Amy better while also hear...2017-05-2235 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 25 - Cultivating Critical Perspectives Part 3: Counter NarrativesThis is the third episode in our series with John Dugan on his new book, Leadership Theory: Cultivating Critical Perspectives. In this episode, we are hosting a panel discussion with the Dr. John Dugan and the three authors of the counter narratives at the end of each chapter. We are joined by Mary Morten, Art Johnston, and Georgianna Torres Reyes. Mary Morten is the president of the Morten Group as well as a consultant, activist, and filmmaker. Art Johnston is the cofounder of Equality Illinois and co-owner of Sidetrack, Chicago. Georgianna Torres Reyes serves as the Assistant Vice President for...2017-05-1545 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 24 - Cultivating Critical Perspectives Part 2: John Dugan and Ana RossettiIn Episode 24, we will discuss the curricular applications of Dr. John Dugan’s Book, Leadership Theory: Cultivating Critical Perspectives with Ana Rossetti, Assistant Dean at Stuart School of Business at the Illinois Institute of Technology, and John Dugan himself. In this episode, you will learn more about Ana, who serves as an Adjunct Faculty member at Loyola University Chicago and is the Incoming Co-Chair of the Women in Student Affairs Knowledge Community. Then John and Ana will discuss the Facilitator’s Manual for the book to provide an option for utilizing this book in a curricular setting.
00:00 - 01:00: Introduction
01:00 - 03:15: Ana’...2017-05-0939 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 23 - Cultivating Critical Perspectives Part 1: Introduction w/ John DuganEpisode 23 begins the first of something new for the NASPA Leadership Podcast. This is the first in a series of 6 episodes with Dr. John Dugan, Professor in the Higher Education program at Loyola University Chicago, to discuss his new book, Leadership Theory: Cultivating Critical Perspectives. Today we will talk through concepts and big picture thoughts. We'll be posting a new episode each week over the next month and a half!
00:00 - 02:20: Introduction
02:20 - 03:45: Cover Art
03:45 - 09:50: Identities
09:50 - 16:15: Sense-Making through Theory
16:15 - 21:25: Summary of Structure of Book
21:25 - 24:20: Theoretical Clusters
24:20 - 41:55: Deconstruction vs. Ethic of Care
41:55 - 46:00: Process for Reconstruction
46:00...2017-05-0155 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 22 - Elizabeth Samet + Leadership in Military CultureElizabeth Samet, Professor of English at the United States Military Academy and the author of several books on the soldier's experience, joins us in Episode 22. Dr. Samet recently published a Norton Anthology titled Leadership: Essential Writings by our Greatest Thinkers in 2015. Dr. Samet shares her experience working in a military culture and how leadership is perceived in that culture.
00:00 - 1:20: Introduction
1:20 - 4:00: Higher Ed Two Truths and a Lie
4:00 - 5:35: Why Higher Ed?
5:35 - 7:20: Ulysses S. Grant Approach to War
7:20 - 11:15: “The Wire” in Dr. Samet’s Leadership Norton Anthology
11:15 - 12:35: Public Analysis of Work
12:35 - 15:20: Leadership Informed by Military Cultur...2017-04-1135 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 21 - Tim Elmore + Growing LeadersIn Episode 21, we are joined by Tim Elmore, the founder of Growing Leaders, a global nonprofit that encourages and equips young adults to take on real-life opportunities and challenges them in the classroom, their careers, and the community. Tim talks about shifting the focus of metacognition from educators to our students, facilitating leadership, and the importance of teaching students self-leadership.
Timeline:
0:00 - 0:35: Introduction
0:35 - 2:30: Learn about Tim’s love of popcorn!
2:30 - 4:35: Cincinnati Reds or Atlanta Braves?
4:35 - 6:00: Family Time
6:00 - 9:00: Higher Ed Two Truths and a Lie
9:00 - 11:00: Dr. Elmore’s Evolution of 1983-2003
11:00 - 14:00: What is the best book...2017-03-1739 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 20: Live from NASPA Annual - Creative Leadership w/ John Mark DayEpisode 20 is our first live episode! Recorded at NASPA Annual, this features Oklahoma State University's Dr. John Mark Day's content, Creative Leadership: The Arts as a Tool for Engagement and Inclusion. Hear John Mark make a convicting case for creativity as a pragmatic force for good in our work and check in on how his dog is ruining his house.2017-03-1427 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 19: NASPA Annual Conference PreviewOn Episode 19, the fearless leaders of the NASPA Student Leadership Programs Knowledge Community, Kim Kusher and Jimmy Brown, provide a preview of KC content at the upcoming 2017 NASPA Annual Conference. Jimmy and Kim also talk about the vision for the KC in the year ahead. Episode highlights include: info about great sessions to attend, Kim's deep thoughts on the Kardashian family, and expert tips from Jimmy on how to win at Wheel of Fortune.2017-03-0642 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 18: Kathy Guthrie + New Directions in Student LeadershipIn Episode 18, Dr. Kathy Guthrie joins to discuss the New Directions in Student Leadership series, Florida State's new Leadership Learning Research Center, her research interests, road trip snacks, and non-traditional music pairings.2017-02-2136 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 17: Julie OwenIn Episode 17, recent Leadership Educators Institute keynote and George Mason Professor, Dr. Julie Owen joins the Podcast. In this delightful conversation, Julie compares the trajectory of student leadership programs to feminist theory and shares illuminating new information on the impact of leadership programs on first generation students. Dr. Owen also talks about the development of leadership educators and works her way through an especially punny Higher Ed 2 Truths and a Lie.2017-02-0638 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 16: Sherry WattOn Episode 16 of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, we are joined by the incomparable Dr. Sherry Watt. Sherry provides compelling, necessary thoughts on the alignment of leadership with inclusion, working through defenses during dialogue about sensitive issues, and calls us all to stay in controversy.2016-12-0654 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 15: University of Michigan CommonGroundIn Episode 15 of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, Laxmi Shastry of the University of Michigan shares information about the CommonGround program. CommonGround, housed within Michigan's incredible Program on Intergroup Relations, is a student-facilitated dialogue program. Laxmi describes the program origin and focus and shares concrete information about adapting for other campuses.2016-11-2144 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 14: University of Central Florida's LEAD Scholars AcademyIn Episode 14 of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, Dr. Stacey Malarat discusses the incredible work of the LEAD Scholars Academy team at the University of Central Florida. Stacey shares successful engagement stories with academic partners, incoming first year students, and transfer students.2016-10-3125 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 13: Susan KomivesOn Episode 13 of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, field legend Dr. Susan Komives joins for an amazing discussion of the past, present, and future of student leadership programs. The experience was a true honor and includes absolutely can't miss content.2016-10-131h 03NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 12: Matt Clifford + ODKIn Episode 12 of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, Dr. Matt Clifford, Associate Dean of Students at Wake Forest University and National President of Omicron Delta Kappa, stops by to discuss ODK's mission and role in student leadership, professional engagement, and leadership in residence life.2016-09-2947 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 11: Amma MarfoIn Episode 11, noted leadership speaker and scholar, Amma Marfo, joins to discuss the field and her current work. Amma passes along incredible information about her new work on garnering influence and idea sharing. She also contributes her always insightful thoughts on introversion within the leadership programs. Finally, Amma makes a convicting argument for why everyone should be watching the Great British Bake Off and attending live comedy. The links below provide quick access to the resources Amma discusses.
https://naspaslpkc.wordpress.com/2013/02/13/member-post-the-accidental-leadership-educator/
https://ammamarfo.com/2015/09/14/4-other-things-that-can-overstimulate-introverts/
http://www.theimposterspodcast.com/2016-09-1233 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 10: Mike Christakis + Assessing Leadership ProgramsIn Episode 10, Dr. Mike Christakis, VPSA at UAlbany and the Co-Chair of the Assessment, Evaluation, and Research KC, joins the podcast. Mike discusses executive expectations for leadership programs and the unique opportunities in assessing the field. Don't miss Mike's compelling narrative and advice for assessment at all levels.2016-09-0231 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 9: NASPA President Kevin KrugerOn Episode 9 of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, NASPA President Kevin Kruger joins to discuss facing our critics, the unique place of leadership programs in student affairs, and the pressing need to reduce the achievement gap in higher education. Dr. Kruger also shares his appreciation for Roger Federer and tips on successfully running a backyard grill.2016-08-1147 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 8: John DuganOn Episode 8 of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, Dr. John Dugan of Loyola-Chicago and the Multi-Institutional Study of Leadership shares thoughts on the field. John also hilariously muses on his confusion on Pokemon Go and gives a captivating preview of his new book, Leadership Theory: Cultivating Critical Perspectives out via Jossey Bass in February 2017.2016-08-0156 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 7: Laura OsteenThe office of Leadership and Social Change at Florida State University's Laura Osteen shares amazing advice for new professionals, makes a convicting argument for why she doesn't like to be called Director, and provides resources on resources on resources. This is one not to miss.2016-07-2144 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 6: Daniel OstickIn today's episode, the University of Maryland's Daniel Ostick shares wisdom on student leadership programs resources, his superb hypothetical autobiographical title, and tips on succeeding in bocce ball.2016-07-1531 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 5: George Mason's Right, Wrong, Or DifferentNick Lennon, Director of George Mason's LEAD Office, joins the podcast to discuss Right, Wrong, or Different. The program creates a space for cross-cultural dialogues for international and domestic students. Listen to hear about program application, why Derek Jeter is a great leader, and a convicting call for ethical leadership.2016-07-0136 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 4: Wendy WagnerIn episode 4, student leadership programs publishing star, Wendy Wagner, joins to discuss upcoming work, the 20th anniversary of the Social Change Model, how to successfully build an academic leadership course, Susan Komives' clairvoyance, and why she can't watch Top Chef and Project Runway anymore.2016-06-1939 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 3: Activist Leadership @ OberlinIn episode 3, former liaison of the Oberlin Student Senate, Megan Bautista, joins to discuss activist leadership and her participation in the recent The New Yorker piece "The Big Uneasy."2016-06-1131 minNASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 2: William and Mary #NoTitleNeededOn the second episode of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, William and Mary's Anne Arseneau joins to discuss a unique take on positionless leadership, #NoTitleNeeded.2016-06-0634 min
NASPA Leadership PodcastEpisode 1: Duke Authenticity ProjectIn the inaugural episode of the NASPA Leadership Podcast, Katie Colleran and Elinor Landess of Duke University join host Myles Surrett. They discuss the Duke Authenticity Project, their journeys to leadership programs, and the inspirational leadership qualities of Beyonce.2016-05-1942 min