#125: “Catholics in American Civic Life,” with Dr. Tom Harmon, University of St. Thomas-Houston

#131: “Insights and Equipping for Leaders” with Dr. Krystyn Schmerbeck Lulloff of Benedictine College

Today we will be talking about Catholic School leadership, exploring both what it means to be a leader and what resources are available to equip school leaders for mission. Our guest is Dr. Krystyn Schmerbeck Lulloff from Benedictine College. As a director of programs in school leadership, Krystyn will be sharing current insights and ideas on being a leader.

#130: “A Primer on Faculty Faith Formation” with Sebastian D’Amico and Jennie Punswick of the Seelos Institute.

Summer is a great time to review key areas of our school programs including Faculty Faith Formation. This area is often neglected or de-prioritized due to the busy-ness of our schools. When we realize the reason for this formation, however, we can see why we need to take another look at the importance of this activity in the life of our educators. Join Sebastian and Jennie from the Seelos Institute to take a fresh look at this area of ministry.

#129: “Overcoming digital addiction, reclaiming our humanity,” with Andrew Laubacher of Humanality

On this episode of “Follow to Lead” we’ll take a deep dive into digital addiction with Andrew Laubacher, the Executive Director of Humanality. The organization helps people discover freedom through an intentional relationship with technology. But more than that - they teach you to flourish in your humanity. There’s more to wellness than just “not looking at a screen.” They created the first digital detox wellness program that shifts the focus from the problem (digital addiction) to the solution (being more human). You won’t want to miss this episode!

#128: “Dealing with Anxiety” with Catherine DiNuzzo of Sacred Wellness

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and today we will be talking with Catherine DiNuzzo, a Catholic speaker, author, and Licensed Professional Counselor. Catherine is the author of the bestselling book “The Catholic Guide Through Anxiety,” which offers a practical and faith-informed approach to understanding and managing anxiety. We’ll also explore managing anxiety in schools and classrooms.

#127: “Life Lessons on Enrollment Management” with Cristy McNay, Partners in Mission

On this episode of follow to lead we’ll be talking with Cristy McNay, from Partners in Mission, who specializes in Catholic school enrollment management, recruitment, and retention. From her vast experience including 17 years in leadership roles in Catholic Schools, we asked Cristy to share with us a list of her five most important life lessons regarding admissions and enrollment. These will definitely prove to be meaningful and applicable not only for those involved in enrollment management but all who are involved in Catholic Education.