Humphrey Fellows at Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication – ASU
Exploring the world through servant leadership
By Samantha Davis Quick; think of as many leadership clichés as you possibly can. What did you come up with? Lead by example; Talk the talk vs. walk the walk; …
“The Leadership Cliche”– I Mean “Challenge!” Read MoreBy Sammi Davis Edited by Fernando Aguilar I’m not going to lie, I had to look up what stewardship meant. But, in doing so, I found a definition and article …
Stewardship in Media Read MoreBy Sammi Davis Edited by Fernando Aguilar Late last week, Reverend Frank Phelps died. If you don’t know his name, then surely you know the organization he founded—the Westboro Baptist …
Free Speech and Westboro Baptist Church Read MoreBy Sammi Davis Edited By Fernando Aguilar This spring break was probably the hardest of my entire life (definitely a working vacation!). While my family was having fun in San …
Communication and Criticism Lessons from Spring Break Read MoreBy: Sammi Davis @SammiD_JMC Edited by: Fernando Aguilar When Steven posed the question at the end of the Fitzarraldo presentation, I was inspired to write this post. The question was …
Self-Interest in Leadership Read MoreBy Sammi Davis Edited by Fernando Aguilar If you ever need some motivation, just Google motivational quotes (Brainy Quote is great too.) I guarantee you won’t be disappointed. Here are three …
Motivation Read MoreBy Sammi Davis Edited by Fernando Aguilar Whenever I hear someone give advice that sounds a little too zen, I get frustrated. I just want to keep asking ‘how?’ How …
3 Tips for Finding Your Voice Read MoreBy Sammi Davis Edited by Fernando Aguilar “I believe when women succeed, America succeeds.” –President Barack Obama’s 2014 State of the Union Address The women were definitely succeeding on the …
A Slight Parody of the Fashions of the SOTU 2014 Read MoreSometimes it’s more difficult to identify great qualities in the people closest to you because you know them too well. I know my dad is a great leader, because …
Mama Tica was a Leader Read More