In 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 hearing about the origin of the Facilitator’s Guide and how to use it effectively.

00:00 - 01:20: Introduction

01:20 - 03:40: Funny John Dugan Stories

03:40 - 04:55: Favorite Book about Leadership

04:55 - 05:50: Real Housewives of Atlanta and Leadership

05:50 - 07:10: Parenthood and Leadership

07:10 - 07:50: Cook to Impress

07:50 - 09:00: Update Home Based on HGTV

09:00 - 14:50: Higher Ed Two Truths and a Lie

14:50 - 17:10: Origin of Facilitator's Guide

17:10 - 19:00: Kolb’s Theory of Experiential Learning

19:00 - 21:40: Outreach to Contributors

21:40 - 24:10: Facilitating from Theories

24:10 - 27:10: Method for Applying Book

27:10 - 30:35: Facilitator’s Guide as a Stand-Alone Book

30:35 - 34:15: Personal Impact of Book

34:15 - 35:08: Outro