In episode 20, we return for a New Year and new semester! In this episode Lindsay is joined by Dr. Mark Dennis, a Professor of East Asian Religions and Director of TCU Contemplative Studies at TCU, and Max Sklansky, a TCU graduate who majored in Business Information Systems, minored in Sustainability, and now applies his student work with contemplative studies to his profession in the business world.

Leadership from the Couch, from the TCU Leadership Center, continues conversations about what it means to be responsible citizens and ethical leaders in a global community when that global community is so rapidly changing. Join TCU Leadership Center staff- Tyler Fisher, Philip Dodd, and Lindsay Throne Knight- as we sit down with members of the TCU community to better understand how we can keep living out our Horned Frog values from wherever we find ourselves and explore Leadership from the Couch.

Links:

sds.tcu.edu/

sds.tcu.edu/students/leadership/

https://contemplativefrogs.com/

Books:

https://www.tenpercent.com/

https://www.marclesser.net/books/seven-practices/

Documentary:

https://www.pbs.org/video/mindfulness-goes-mainstream-jjfwvu/

Podcast:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5xASAmyDgUcuSpDB8zzbUi?si=al6-C0xpSZaKtIWAEE35Mw)

Instagram @tcu_sds

Episode 19- Gratitude by TCULeadership

Check out the documentary that's mentioned in the podcast!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrTizfeoK-M&ab_channel=MediaEducationFoundation

Episode 17- Virtual Leadership by TCULeadership

Listen to Leslie and Jessica talk about activism!

Learn more about our upcoming Leadership Summit here: https://engage.tcu.edu/submitter/form/step/1?Guid=9404c4c8-b319-4d7e-bb7c-7bfc8947c37f

Ep 15- Mentorship by TCULeadership

Tyler interviews Erin Wilson and Marit Winborn from Community Engagement. This is the first episode in a three part series exploring the roundtable topics at our upcoming Leadership Summit on September 25. They discuss how service looks different in a virtual and physically distanced world as well as the multiple connections between service and leadership.

Links:

sds.tcu.edu/

sds.tcu.edu/students/leadership/

sds.tcu.edu/service/communityengagement/

Instagram @tcu_sds

Tyler, Philip, and Lindsay are back for the start of the fall 2020 Semester. They discuss lessons learned from the tumult of the last five months and how they are preparing for the upcoming semester.

We also preview our line up of topics in this fall including:

Service

Mentoring

Activism

Adaptability

Dialogue

Social Change

The upcoming election

And more!

Links:

sds.tcu.edu/

sds.tcu.edu/students/leadership/

Instagram @tcu_sds

We will be on hiatus for the month of July 2020 as we plan an exciting lineup of guests and topics for the upcoming academic year. If you have ideas for guests or topics you would like to share please email us at [email protected].

In episode 12 Lindsay is joined by Annie Cowden, the director of the BNSF Neeley Leadership Program here at TCU. Annie shares her understanding of leadership across her work in higher education, non-profit, and the business world. She also shares some of her favorite podcasts!

Leadership from the Couch, from the TCU Leadership Center, continues conversations about what it means to be responsible citizens and ethical leaders in a global community when that global community is so rapidly changing. Join TCU Leadership Center staff- Tyler Fisher, Philip Dodd, and Lindsay Throne Knight- as we sit down with members of the TCU community to better understand how we can keep living out our Horned Frog values from wherever we find ourselves and explore Leadership from the Couch.

Links:

sds.tcu.edu/

sds.tcu.edu/students/leadership/

neeley.tcu.edu/Leader/

Instagram @tcu_sds