987: Servant Leadership in Action - with Dr. Len Jessup, Author & Former President, Claremont Graduate University, & UNLV
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In this episode, #987, President Series (Powered By Ellucian) #317, & brought to YOU by the MSCHE 2024 conference, & the InsightsEDU 2025 conference
YOUR guest is Dr. Len Jessup, Author & Former President, Claremont Graduate University, & UNLV
YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio
- How does selfless leadership drive institutional success?
- What are the key differences between leading public vs. private institutions?
- Why is it critical to "go slow to go fast" in higher education leadership?
- How can presidents balance institutional priorities with self-care?
- What makes the role of university president increasingly challenging?
- How can leaders effectively navigate higher ed's current headwinds?
Ad-Free & extended conversation ONLY for #EdUp subscribers includes:
- Len's top 3 traits for aspiring college presidents
- His insights on the most difficult aspects of presidency
- His perspective on the changing landscape of higher education
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