Recently I have been doing a lot of thinking and reading on higher education value propositions and mission statements. While the two...

So this is a tough topic. For those of you who have read some of my earlier posts, I am an engaged and involved parent. While I am...

This is like an intervention conversation. I am a perfectionist. There. I said it. This is a blessing and curse all together. I come...

Recently, I had a difficult conversation with a work colleague. It was hard and unsetting. I guess, hence the term – difficult...

Recently I watched the movie, “King Richard.” My 13-year-old and eighth grade son told me, there were parts of the main character –...

As the parent of a high school junior driven to play intercollegiate athletics, I am learning a great deal about the student-athlete...

A few months ago, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to visit a college, as part of a team, for a consulting engagement. What...

Recently, I was fortunate enough to be invited to a dinner with author Jeff Selingo and Student Success expert Tim Renick of Georgia...

This time around, I am deviating from the topic of athletics and writing about another topic I know a little about – marketing, pricing,...

In my last post, I talked about leadership via the principles of a successful organization. In this post, I talk about two critical...

Someone once told me, “There are two types of institutions – those that are mission-driven and those that are U.S. News rankings-driven.”...

Lately, I have been thinking about leadership. For people in my inner circle, none of what I am about to write about will be a surprise....

When I used to help coach my daughter’s travel softball team, I had three rules I made the girls recite before each game. There is a...

As an Ed.D. student at the University of Pennsylvania, I was fortunate enough to have Bob Zemsky as a faculty member, one of higher...

Raising kids is challenging. They are all wired different. Today the distractions have never been greater. Life moves faster than ever. I...