Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
From predicting failed marriages from an eavesdropped conversation to dissecting the Oreo cookie into 90 different attributes, Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink (2005) is a question of psychological behavior of when to …
Read MoreIt’s more than true that the Internet and social media serves up general news on a hot, cheap plate that’s easy to consume, share and digest. I thought the article …
Read MoreIt appears the polls and their pollsters were right predicting Tuesday evening’s outcome. While political pundits estimated a tight race between Romney and Obama based on conventional political wisdom and …
Read MoreThis afternoon, my 10-minute American media presentation briefly covered the history and impact of American talk radio. Major types of talk radio include “hot” or “shock,” and sports, with conservative …
Read MoreMonday night’s third presidential debate on foreign policy marked each candidate’s last chance to make a strong leadership impression on hinging public vote. From the start, both President Obama and …
Read MoreWhen watching Wednesday evening’s first presidential debate hosted at the University of Denver between President Obama and former Governor Romney, I came to identify multiple types of leadership styles, just …
Read MoreI had heard of the concept of an elevator pitch, but had neither actually heard someone’s personal pitch nor had to craft my own, until the Humphrey Seminar. We mentioned …
Read MoreAs we are all aware by now (hopefully), the U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, and three other American diplomats were killed by protesting gunmen at the U.S. Consulate in …
Read MoreThis past week, we read and learned about different types of leadership forms. One of these leadership forms is referenced as “service leadership.” In service leadership, leaders adapt a “servant …
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