Welcome everybody, to Season 2 of the Leadership Podcast!

On today's episode, we sit down with Dr. Sudha Wadhwani of the Counseling and Psychological Services (also known as CAPS) on campus to discuss resilience, stress, how we can use it to help develop our leadership skills and more! We also discuss how student leaders can process and handle stress on and off campus as well! Anyone interested in CAPS services can head to https://www.montclair.edu/counseling-and-psychological-services/ for more information.

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Networking is crucial in today's society, and some might argue that it is just as important as having the credentials for a employment opportunity one may think of applying for. Today's episode discusses how to effectively network with folks in one's professional and personal lives, and the student workers will discuss their tips and tricks for networking. 

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Conflict. It is, as Thanos would say, inevitable. Conflict is bound to occur, no matter what we do to try and avoid it. The best we can do is assess the situation and try and resolve it with the best possible outcome for those involved. In this episode, the student workers of the CLE discuss how they recognize a conflict arising, how to manage it as best they can, and how they would go about resolving it. 

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Oftentimes, a leader's qualities can often make or break the group dynamics of their team. Being a leader means managing the personalities of your team and bringing them together for a common goal. One wrong move can affect the perception of your leadership, or does it? Today's episode discusses what specific qualities our student leaders on campus look view as good or bad for in their professional and personal lives. 

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Welcome back to another episode of the CLE Podcast! Today's episode focuses on how we can lead during the time of COVID-19, or the Coronavirus. Student Leaders chime in on how they're dealing with ever-changing circumstances and share tips on how to stay sane and get though this time, along with how leadership styles have changed as a result of the pandemic.

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Welcome to the CLE Leadership Podcast! Brought to you by the Center for Leadership and Engagement I'm Joseph Perez, Graduate Student Leadership Coordinator and I'm here with my student leader staff Ariana, Fab, Alejandra, Leslie, and Mu. Usually, we have discussions on leadership in the office and how we can engage students at Montclair State University, but today, we decided to discuss this question: What is leadership to you? It's an abstract concept and we wanted to listen to each other's definition of it. Without further adieu, here's what we came up with.

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