1 – Introduction 00:23
2 – Career before retirement 01:11
3 – Was it rare to be at Webster for 30 years? 02:48
4 – What stopped you from giving up? 05:03
5 – Where does your grace and professionalism come from? 07:23
6 – When did that optimism start? 09:13
7 – Did you want to go into theater or the arts? 10:36
8 – Mentorship along the way 13:00
9 – Moved a campus 14:11
10 – Your philosophy on speaking up 17:10
11 – How was your work received 18:13
12 – Value of hard work 20:42
13 – Passion for your work 22:01
14 – Importance of a good listener 22:53
15 – Boundaries are healthy, keeping it inside unhealthy 24:27
16 – Importance of good support 25:07
17 – Getting space you need, and returning to positivity 26:07
18 – What were your challenges along the way 27:33
19 – What do you do when being sabotaged? 30:38
20 – How did leaders motivate you 31:33
21 – Any other good mentors? 34:03
22 – Why did mentors pour so much into you 36:18
23 – You get out what you put in 37:29
24 – Did bad experiences with female leaders change your approach to being a female leader? 38:21
25 – Different approaches can be a positive 39:55
26 – How have you adapted over your career of 34 years 41:45
27 – How do you get comfortable advocating for yourself 43:58
28 – How do you handle tough tasks in your roles 46:12
29 – How do you reflect back on the tough projects 47:53
30 – More about pride in team, than personal ego trip 49:11
31 – Any mistakes you reflect back on 50:36
32 – Advice for the next generation 53:47
33 – More advice 56:00
34 – What role does Rotary play in your life 58:09
35 – Carondelet Kitchen 1:01:17
36 – Advice to get the most out of life 1:06:03
37 – What imprint are you leaving on others? 1:08:31
38 – Words of wisdom 1:10:51
39 – Find you? 1:12:59