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Coaching in Higher Education

Dr. Tim Jansa
Higher Education
Coaching
Leadership
Student Services
Public-Private Partnerships
Burnout
Leadership Coaching
Staff and Faculty Dynamics
Imposter Syndrome
AJ Lauer
Wheelock College
Executive Coaching
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Academic Leadership
Culture In Higher Education
Time Management
Department Chairs
Small Colleges
Leadership In Higher Education
Online Program Management

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.

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Behind the Coaching Relationship — Part 3 | Season 2 Finale: A Real Coaching Journey With Dr. Alecia Naugle | S2E11

What happens when a senior federal government leader steps into academia as a department chair — and has to rebuild her academic prof... more

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What does a truly effective coaching engagement look like in higher education? In this episode, Dr. Tim Jansa pulls back the curtain on a real coach-client relationship to show exactly how professional coaching helps higher ed leaders reset, recalibr... more

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What does it actually take to shift from managing the details to leading at a strategic level? In this episode, Dr. Tim Jansa goes behind the scenes of a real coaching engagement to find out.

Marshall Lancey, Assistant Vice President for Student Exp... more

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Institutional mergers don't fail because of bad strategy — they fail because leaders aren't equipped to handle the human side of change. In this episode, Dr. Tim Jansa sits down with Dr. Mary Churchill to explore what it truly looks like to coach lea... more

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Alecia Naugle
Chair, Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine, The Ohio State University
The Ohio State University, College of Veterinary Medicine
Episode: Behind the Coach-Client Relationship - Part 3 | Dr. Alecia Naugle & Dr. Tim Jansa (S2 E11) - FINALE
Katie Toro-Ferrari
Senior associate dean of Student Engagement and Leadership
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Episode: Behind the Coach-Client Relationship - Part 1 | Katie Toro-Ferrari & Dr. Kate McCaffrey (S2 E09)
Marshall Lancey
Assistant Vice President for Student Experience and Deputy Title IX Coordinator at Curry College
Curry College
Episode: Behind the Coach-Client Relationship - Part 2 | Marshall Lancey & Dr. Joel Pérez (S2 E10)
Joel Pérez
Coach at Apoyo Coaching and Consulting; author of Dear White Leader
Apoyo Coaching and Consulting
Episode: Behind the Coach-Client Relationship - Part 2 | Marshall Lancey & Dr. Joel Pérez (S2 E10)
Dr. Mary Churchill
Professor of Practice and Associate Dean of Strategic Initiatives and Community Engagement at Boston University
Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development
Episode: Leading College Mergers & Closures: A Coaching Perspective | Dr. Mary L. Churchill (S2 E08)
Juli Shulem
Productivity coach and organizational psychologist focusing on ADHD and executive functioning in higher education
Independent coach / Consultant
Episode: Coaching Clients and Students with ADHD | Coach Juli Shulem (S2 E07)
Dr. AJ Lauer
Nationally recognized expert on imposter syndrome, author of My Monster Mungo
Independent coach/speaker; author
Episode: Coaching Clients with and around Imposter Syndrome | Dr. AJ Lauer (S2 E06)
Whitney Newcomb
Chair of the Department of Education Leadership at Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Commonwealth University
Episode: Coaching Academic Department Chairs | Dr. Whitney Newcomb & Dr. Sara Schley (S2 E05)
Sara Schley
Chair of the Department of Educational Practice and Research at Oregon State University
Oregon State University
Episode: Coaching Academic Department Chairs | Dr. Whitney Newcomb & Dr. Sara Schley (S2 E05)

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Tim Jansa
Host of the show and a leadership and organizational development coach with involvement in Leadership Imagined and coaching-focused initiatives.

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Coaching for Career Growth in Academia | Dr. Rubina Malik (S1 E12)
Q: So Rubina, how can coaching help people with career growth and institutions to establish better defined advancement pathways across campus?
Rubina explains that coaching should focus on purpose, transferable skills, and aligning individual goals with organizational needs, rather than solely pursuing promotions or tenure, and she underscores the value of internal development and cross-cultural perspectives in building sustainable leadership pipelines.
Coaching College Athletic Program Leaders | Tanya Vogel (S1 E10)
Q: How would you explain the difference between athletic coaching and executive coaching to someone new to this space?
Athletic coaching is about directly teaching skills and directing a vision on a team, while executive coaching treats leaders as the ones with the answers, with the coach acting as a thought partner to facilitate reflection, questions, and ownership over solutions.
Equity-Centered Leadership and Change | Dr. Joel Pérez (S1 E04)
Q: What practical steps can coaches take to build an equity-centered mindset in their practice?
Cultivate curiosity, practice deep listening, read relevant resources (e.g., Seek, Did That Just Happen?), and use breathing and presence techniques before coaching sessions to stay centered and focused on students and colleagues' belonging and safety.
Equity-Centered Leadership and Change | Dr. Joel Pérez (S1 E04)
Q: How can coaches better approach conversations about privilege to avoid defensiveness and promote growth?
Frame privilege in terms of earned versus unearned advantages and acknowledge personal privileges; this framing helps participants recognize systemic issues without feeling attacked, fostering more productive discussions.
Equity-Centered Leadership and Change | Dr. Joel Pérez (S1 E04)
Q: What is like one question a professional coach should ask themselves regularly to stay aligned with equity-centered coaching?
Ask whether there are assumptions, biases, or certainties you need to detach from, stay curious, and assess if you can remain present and non-judgmental before entering a coaching conversation.

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This series emphasizes practical leadership coaching within higher education, exploring how coaches support executives, mid-level managers, and faculty through organizational change, governance, and strategic alignment. Episodes commonly cover real-world coaching engagements, transitions into senior roles, processes for navigating mergers or program transformations, and methods for building psychological safety, wellbeing, and engagement on campus. A notable hallmark is the emphasis on data-informed approaches, boundary-setting, and the nuanced role of coaching as a partner to institutional strategy rather than a remedial service. Listeners can expect actionable frameworks, tools, and case studies drawn from universities, colleges, and priv... more

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2. Katie Toro-Ferrari
3. Marshall Lancey
4. Joel Pérez
5. Dr. Mary Churchill
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