Join Made to Lead host, Emily for an interview with Dr. Ben Lough of The University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (The School of Social Work) about his experiences as a leader in the non-profit sector. 

For more information about exploring Journalism at The University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, please visit: https://media.illinois.edu/hands-media/get-involved

For more information about exploring Journalism at The University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, please visit: https://media.illinois.edu/hands-media/get-involved

"What can student employment teach us about leadership?"

Join host Emily Albert-Stauning as she interviews AJ Paramo, Greer Durham, and Bree Kazinski about their experiences with student employment and leadership at University of Illinois. 

Resources mentioned in this episode: 

UIUC Job Board: 

https://osfa.illinois.edu/types-of-aid/employment/virtual-job-board/

Food insecurity Resources: 

https://www.disability.illinois.edu/campus-life/resources-food-insecurity

Resources for *students without an address ( otherwise known as homeless students) *term used to emphasis the person rather than the situation. 

https://champaignil.gov/emergency-shelters/

"What does leadership in business look like? What can student leaders do to join the business community? What is the relationship between leadership and commercial gain in business?"

Join Made to Lead host Emily Albert-Stauning for an interview with Meighan Newhouse CEO and Co-founder of the Inspirant Group Ms. Newhouse is an award winning business aficionado and UIUC alumna. Tune in to better understand leadership in business and how students best prepare themselves to be the leaders of tomorrow. 

This week on Made to Lead we ask the questions: "What does leadership look like in the arts? How does leadership vary in artistic disciplines? How does leadership impact the way artists tell stories? How do artists represent leadership in their work?"

Join Made to Lead host Emily Albert-Stauning as she interviews Assistant Professor Nisi Sturgis (School of Theater at University of Illinois and Award-Winning Actress)  Professor Sturgis had worked at professional theaters around the US (on Broadway and off Broadway) She has appeared on TV shows such as Boardwalk Empire and New Amsterdam. She also serves as a coach, director, and researcher. Tune in to gain prospective on leadership, storytelling, and what leaders can learn from artists. 

Join Made to Lead host Emily Albert-Stauning she explores the questions "How does stress impact our ability to lead? How can we "hack" our physical response to stress to remain calm under pressure? What are techniques and tools available to mange stress? When should we seek professional help for stress?" This episode features interview with Dr. Christopher Menard - Associate Professor of Psychology (Clinical) and leader of the "Mindful Teacher Program" For more information on accessing stress and mental health resources at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign please visit: http://counselingcenter.illinois.edu/ 

"How does one foster trust, respect, and productive when leading a group?" 

Join Emily Albert-Stauning for an Interview with Professor Micheal LeRoy (College of Labor and Employment Relations and College of Law at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign) as we explore this key question on episode 2 of the Made to Lead Podcast. 

Welcome to Season 3 of the Made to Lead Podcast brought to you by The Illinois Leadership Center at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign. Meet season 3 host Emily Albert-Stauning as she begs the questions "What is leadership? How does the world around us influence how we view leadership?"  For more information about the Illinois Leadership Center, please visit: https://leadership.illinois.edu/ Thanks for listening! 

In the finale episode of Season 2 of Made to Lead, Felicia closes out Season 2 by reflecting on her own perspectives on leadership, lessons she's learned this year, and answers three questions: "What advice would you give to someone looking to grow as a leader?" "Talk about a challenge or lesson you learned in a leadership role," and "What makes you believe you are made to lead?"