In Episode 47 we are joined by Erika Cohen Derr, Associate Dean in Student Affairs at Georgetown University and Melissa Rocco, Post-Doctoral Fellow and Lecturer for the Center for Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education. You’ll learn about Erika’s brush with culinary royalty, her relocation to Arlington, TX and her favorite books about leadership. Melissa will share her thoughts on strawberry-flavored Twizzlers, why everyone should visit Stockholm, Sweden, and her best space saving tips from her experience living in a small apartment. Erika and Melissa then dive into the current research on the Leadership Identity Development (LID) Model. We discuss an overview of the model, applications, the change in context in applying the model, latter stage achievement in the Model and more!

00:00 - 01:50: Introduction

01:50 - 16:30: Get to Know Erika and Melissa

16:30 - 21:00: The Gripes Tab

21:00 - 24:45: LID Model Overview

24:45 - 28:00: LID Model Applications

28:00 - 31:10: Context Changed Application of LID Model

31:10 - 33:00: LID as a Developmental Model

33:00 - 38:00: Achievement-Oriented Environment and Interdependence

38:00 - 47:00: Elusiveness of Reaching the Latter Stage of LID

47:00 - 53:40: Deconstruct How Identities Show Up in LID

53:40 - 54:45: Outro