I have worked with highly accomplished faculty and staff long enough to notice a pattern I still find striking: A tenure-line professor with decades of peer-reviewed scholarship walks into a coaching conversation unable to articulate why they feel they don’t belong. A newly appointed associate dean – brilliant, relational, well-regarded – spends the first several […]
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From Firefighting to Future-Proofing: Reimagining Leadership Development in Enrollment Management
With the new academic year upon us, I find myself reflecting on the sheer intensity of the pressures our colleagues in higher education enrollment management face. These units are the fiscal engines of our institutions, yet they are currently operating amid unprecedented volatility. In Season 1 of my podcast, Coaching in Higher Education, I had […]