The Carleton Leader Podcast

Amanda interviews Samantha Munro, Healthy Workplace Officer in the Office of Quality Initiatives. Sam shares her thoughts on the meaning of a healthy workplace and how a healthy workplace connects to leading the university. She encourages all of us to consider our role in co-creating a healthy workplace culture and increasing our capacity to support one another.

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Amanda interviews Sandra Dyck, Director of the Carleton University Art Gallery. Sandra shares a candid account of how she feels about her leadership responsibilities and how she’s working with her team as they navigate the roller coaster ride of pandemic times. Through intentional dialogue and listening, Sandra also shares her approaches to understanding the departments’ various stakeholders as they work to collaborate, improve the quality of their relationships across community boundaries and always have an eye to providing spaces for progress.

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Amanda interviews Jonathan Malloy, Associate Dean (Research and International) in the Faculty of Public Affairs. Jonathan shares his insight into the extremely important aspect of understanding one’s context in contemplating and stepping forward with leadership responses. He also highlights a few different strategies and metaphors which have helped him navigate various leadership challenges and situations.

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Amanda interviews her inaugural external guest Jane Ginniver Deputy Director of Development at the Accountable Care Partnership from Sheffield, England. Amanda talks to Jane about the tensions and power of collaborative leadership as well as highlighting the tremendous value of sharing our stories and continuous learning.

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Amanda interviews Vince Kazmierski, Associate Professor and past Chair of the department for Law and Legal Studies. Vince shares insights from his tenure as a Carleton Leader from our very first cohort and what he's learned about leadership in formal and informal positions along the way. He also dives into lessons from the pandemic and the contribution that the power of collaboration can make.

 

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Amanda interviews Ikram Jama, Interim Assistant Vice-President and University Advisor at the Department of Equity and Inclusive Communities. Ikram shares her insights into the value of a compassionate leadership approach and how focusing on relationships and core human skills allows everyone to cultivate a sense of community and support one another as we move Carleton forward in unprecedented times.

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Amanda interviews Philip Mansfield, Manager of Sustainability Programs about his leadership insights and the value of creating spaces for engagement from the university community. With this leadership philosophy, Philips moves not only the sustainability portfolio, but also the university forward through the Strategic Integrated Plan. Don't miss out on the chance to learn about how you can build on your own leadership impacts!

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Amanda introduces listeners to the launch of Season 2 of The Carleton Leader Podcast. Listen in to learn why the podcast is a valuable resource for you and your team as we all navigate a new phase of leadership within higher education. Keep up to date with new episodes and stay tuned in at the end of every episode for more ways to develop your leadership and management practice.

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During the season finale of The Carleton Leader Podcast hear Natalie Allan, Assistant Director of Residence Life Services reflect on the flexible and evolutionary leadership styles enacted over the past academic year and her hopes for our next chapter. You do not want to miss this conversation.

The podcast will be back this Fall with new and interesting stories of collaborative leadership perspectives. Tune in: www.thecarletonleaderpodcast.podbean.com

Amanda interviews Sal Ugarte, Emergency Management Officer about his continuous leadership learning, connections to others across our community, insights throughout the pandemic and what he’s taking away from our collective experience.

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