On 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 and leadership.

NDSL: http://bit.ly/2xwMPfa
NDSL Editor Notes: http://bit.ly/2xgfK83

Timeline:
00:00 - 01:30: Introduction
01:30 - 08:30: Meet Dave: Running Goals, Car Commercial Fame, and Love of Ultimate Frisbee
08:30 - 10:30: Beginning of Leadership Work
10:30 - 12:45: Best Book on Leadership
12:45 - 15:15: Misperception of the Role of Faculty
15:15 - 17:50: Dave’s Interest in Student Organizations
17:50 - 21:45: Impact of Student Organizations on Campus
21:45 - 24:20: History of Student Organizations
24:20 - 31:20: Holding Environments in Student Involvement
31:20 - 37:10: Structure Student Organizations for Max Potential Success
37:10 - 38:55: Importance of Student Organizations
38:55 - 40:27: Outro

Episode 32 - New Directions in Student Leadership feat. Dave Rosch

In 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 leadership studies
48:57	Intersectional feminism
52:03	Women’s’ leadership efficacy and capacity disconnect
60:34	Critical hope
63:39 	What to expect in the rest of the series
65:39	Outro

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Ep 73 - Women and Leadership Part I

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