Coaching in Higher Education

Dr. Tim Jansa
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Coaching in Higher Education is a podcast for coaches by coaches. Coaching in Higher Education is a podcast for coaches, created by seasoned college and university coaching professionals. It serves as a resource for coaches across colleges and universities, exploring topics like executive coaching, leadership training and development, and organizational transformation. Through topical, in-depth, and inspiring conversations with higher education coaching experts from diverse specializations and experiences, this higher education podcast aims to serve as the go-to resource for both new and established leadership and organizational coaches in tertiary education. Find more information at https://leadershipimagined.com/coachingpodcast

  1. 14小時前

    Coaching Online Program Transformations | Drs. Andrea Marcinkus & Aaron Wijeratne (S2 E03)

    In this episode of Coaching in Higher Education, Dr. Andrea Marcinkus and Dr. Aaron Wijeratne of Boundless Learning join host Dr. Tim Jansa to explore how data-informed strategy and thoughtful coaching can drive successful online program transformation in colleges and universities. Drawing on their own journeys from faculty and academic leadership into the private sector, they unpack how to use market, learner, and performance data without losing sight of institutional mission or the human beings behind the numbers. They discuss practical ways to work with skeptical faculty, address identity and confidence concerns, and design coaching engagements that genuinely build capacity rather than impose one-size-fits-all solutions. The conversation highlights the power of student success coaching, the unique challenges of online learning environments, and the critical role professional coaches can play in helping higher ed leaders, faculty, and staff navigate AI, workload pressures, and large-scale change—making this a must-listen for coaches working in or with higher education.

    29 分鐘

  2. 2月17日

    Public-Private Partnerships in Higher Education | Rick Rattray (S2 E02)

    In this episode, Dr. Tim Jansa talks with higher education consultant and coach Rick Rattray about the growing role of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in higher ed, from operational arrangements like food services and residence halls to academically embedded collaborations such as online program management and international pathway programs. They unpack common tensions around intellectual property, academic control, culture clashes, opaque decision-making, and misaligned timelines, and explore how coaching and change leadership can help surface mistrust, create psychological safety, engage key stakeholders early, and align both sides around a compelling “why.” Drawing on real-world examples of both successful and failed partnerships, Rick offers practical advice—especially for coaches working from the university side—on using coaching and consulting skills together to navigate expectations, address red flags, and co-create sustainable, mutually beneficial PPPs.

    26 分鐘

  3. 2月10日

    Transformative Coaching for Faculty and Staff | Dr. Karen Gonzalez Rice & Dr. Susan Hrach (S2 E01)

    In the first episode of Season 2 of the "Coaching in Higher Education" podcast, host Dr. Tim Jansa discusses the new book Transformative Coaching for Faculty and Staff in Higher Education with editors Dr. Karen Gonzalez Rice and Dr. Susan Hrach. The book, which includes contributions from various experts, aims to provide a comprehensive guide to coaching in higher education, addressing both faculty and staff. The editors emphasize the importance of transformative coaching, the need for cultural competence, and the significance of coaching in addressing productivity challenges and personal well-being. They also highlight the book's structure, which includes foundational coaching principles, specific coaching scenarios, and different coaching modalities, aiming to create a learning experience for coaches.

    26 分鐘

  4. 2月3日 · 附贈內容

    Coaching in Higher Education: An Introduction | Dr. Tim Jansa

    Are you a coach interested in working with colleges and universities, but have gained most of your experience in industry? Or maybe you're an experienced higher ed coach looking for new insights to enhance your practice? Either way, you're in the right place!This presentation on coaching in higher education, delivered by Dr. Tim Jansa, a certified leadership and organizational development coach, aims to provide insights and practical advice for coaches interested in working with colleges and universities. The presentation covers the unique challenges and complexities of higher education institutions, the importance of coaching in this context, and the potential impact of effective coaching on these organizations.Dr. Jansa highlights the unique organizational structures and challenges faced by colleges and universities, such as deeply embedded silos, hierarchical structures, and the lack of a unified vision. He discusses the importance of understanding these complexities and the need for coaches to navigate them effectively.The presentation then delves into the specific challenges of coaching in higher education, including the "faculty leadership trap," the misconception of higher education institutions as machines, and the lack of meaningful leadership development programs. The presenter emphasizes the importance of coaching as a non-directive approach to bring about lasting positive change in these institutions.Dr. Jansa also addresses the changing priorities of employees in higher education, particularly in the post-pandemic era, and the need for institutions to adapt to these new expectations. He highlights the potential of coaching to address employee turnover and attrition by developing pathways for advancement and leveraging the knowledge and expertise of staff and faculty.The presentation concludes with key takeaways and a call to action for coaches to help higher education institutions become more agile, appreciate the knowledge and potential within their organizations, and dispel the image of coaching as a punitive intervention.

    38 分鐘

  5. 1月27日

    Faculty‑to‑Leader Transitions | Dr. Dorine Lawrence-Hughes (S1 E16)

    This episode explores how coaches can support faculty as they step into leadership roles in higher education, from department chair to dean. Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Dorine Lawrence‑Hughes discuss mindset shifts, identity, staff dynamics, and the transition from contributor to manager and leader.If you coach or lead in colleges and universities, this conversation offers practical insights you can use right away.In the Season 1 finale of Coaching in Higher Education, Tim and Dorine dive into:Why faculty‑to‑leader transitions are so common yet often under‑supportedUnderstanding leadership as both a skill and a disciplineMoving from individual contributor to manager to visionary leaderNavigating identity, allegiance, and “going over to the dark side” of administrationManaging staff dynamics and building respectful relationshipsBalancing research, teaching, and administrative responsibilitiesBuilding a supportive bench of peers, mentors, and coachesDesigning a healthier coaching and leadership‑development ecosystem in higher edLearn more about this episode, our guest, and coaching for higher‑education leaders at: https://leadershipimagined.com/podcast/#lawrencehughesLeadership Imagined: https://leadershipimagined.com

    34 分鐘

  6. 1月27日

    Managing On-Campus Leadership Development Programs | Stéfane Cahill Farella (E1 S15)

    In this episode, Dr. Tim Jansa and Stéfane Cahill Farella show how to design and run an on‑campus leadership development and coaching program in higher education, using Boston College’s Ignatian Leadership Development Program (ILDP) as a case study. The conversation covers program design, alignment with institutional mission, and the practical realities of implementation in a university setting.You’ll learn how to:✅Connect leadership development to institutional identity and Jesuit values such as cura personalis (care of the person)✅Structure multi‑phase leadership programs and foundational documents for clarity, consistency, and stakeholder buy‑in✅Balance high‑touch coaching relationships with shared tools such as 360s and individual development plans✅Select and motivate committed participants so the program delivers real impact✅Involve supervisors and senior leaders to strengthen accountability and long‑term support✅Treat leadership development as an institution‑wide intervention, not a one‑off workshop✅Learn more about leadership coaching for higher‑education leaders and this episode’s resources:Companion site: https://leadershipimagined.com/podcast/#cahillfarella

    29 分鐘

  7. 1月27日

    Role, Goal, and Strategic Alignment in Higher Education | Dr. Mo Sattar (S1 E14)

    In this episode of Coaching in Higher Education, Dr. Tim Jansa and Dr. Mo Sattar explore how organizational alignment and misalignment shape the effectiveness of colleges and universities. They unpack the connection between strategy, culture, and communication, and show how misaligned goals, unclear roles, and hidden passive resistance slow institutions down.You’ll learn how to:✅ Recognize indicators of misalignment in key higher‑ed functions such as admissions, academics, advancement, and student retention✅ Use DiSC assessment profiles, alignment surveys, and trust questions to surface hidden resistance and get leaders on the same page✅ Apply frameworks like the Competing Values Framework, ADKAR change management, and Six Thinking Hats to move from ideas to execution✅ Facilitate cross‑unit conversations that build clarity on goals, roles, communication, and measures of progress✅ Support leaders as “competent outsiders” who understand the realities of higher education, faculty autonomy, and institutional constraintsWhether you coach higher‑education leaders or work inside a university, this conversation offers practical tools to turn loosely connected working groups into truly aligned leadership teams. Companion Site: https://leadershipimagined.com/coachingpodcast/#sattar

    25 分鐘

  8. 1月27日

    International Higher Education Leaders & Study Abroad Teams | Sarah Spencer (S1 E13)

    Dr. Tim Jansa and Sarah Spencer discuss the impact of national policy changes on international higher education leaders. Sarah highlights the resilience of global education leaders, noting past challenges like 9/11 and the pandemic. Coaching is emphasized as a crucial tool for navigating these uncertainties, fostering leadership, and addressing intercultural dynamics. They stress the importance of understanding sector-specific nuances and leveraging power skills like communication and adaptability to succeed in the evolving global education landscape. Companion Site: https://leadershipimagined.com/podcast/#spencer Keywords: international education, global education, leadership development, policy changes, resilience, intercultural communication, revenue goals, professional development

    28 分鐘
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Coaching in Higher Education is a podcast for coaches by coaches. Coaching in Higher Education is a podcast for coaches, created by seasoned college and university coaching professionals. It serves as a resource for coaches across colleges and universities, exploring topics like executive coaching, leadership training and development, and organizational transformation. Through topical, in-depth, and inspiring conversations with higher education coaching experts from diverse specializations and experiences, this higher education podcast aims to serve as the go-to resource for both new and established leadership and organizational coaches in tertiary education. Find more information at https://leadershipimagined.com/coachingpodcast

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