Moral Leadership Outlook: An Interview With Doug Gross
The first blog post on my site, besides "About My Blog", is titled "Leadership Matters For A Changing World". In ...
Tag: leadership matters
The Race/Class Bias of College Rankings
This op-ed was originally published in the Dubuque Telegraph Herald on Sunday, November 21st, 2016. It’s college rating season, which ...
God, Man and Politics—We Can Do Better
As my readers know, the purpose of this blog is to address topics related to the subject of leadership. I’ve ...
Yellow Curbs
I have a fixation with yellow curbs. More precisely, I have a fixation with nicely painted yellow curbs and parking ...
Lessons from a Seattle Fishmonger
About fifteen years ago, a book titled Fish! A Proven Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results took the country ...
Wanderlust and the Millennial Generation
“Not all who wander are lost.” - J.R. R. Tolkien Not all who wander are lost is a phrase taken from ...
All Day Today
The world recently lost a good man. His name is Rev. Kenneth Bailey, Th.D. Dr. Bailey was a Professor of ...
The Virtue of Hard Things
“The Virtue of Hard Things” is a title taken from a recent Wall Street Journal review of the book Grit, ...
A Letter to My Children About Student Debt
Originally Published by the Dubuque Telegraph Herald, May 15th, 2015 Before I became President, I was the new Dean of ...
Spending Time in Sorrow’s Kitchen
There is a phrase we use at the University of Dubuque that helps new employees better internalize our Mission: “You ...
