SAGE Video - Student Leadership: Pepperdine University’s "Women in Public Policy" Student Organization

Name: Student Leadership: Pepperdine University’s "Women in Public Policy" Student Organization
Uploaded: 2020-01-27
Duration: 21 min 52 s
Description: Emily Pobuda, president, Bryce Seymour, vice-president, and Ashley Labosier, faculty advisor, Women in Public Policy at Pepperdine University, share how participation in this student organization has fostered leadership development.

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Watching now: Chapter 1: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Describe the Workings of, and Their Involvement in, the Student Organization, Women in Public Policy
Start time: 00:00:00 End time: 00:04:32
Chapter 2: Ashley Labosier Discusses Her Role in Women in Public Policy and the Role of the Organization in Supporting Leadership Development
Start time: 00:04:33 End time: 00:08:07
Chapter 3: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Discuss the Opportunities that Women in Public Policy Provides
Start time: 00:08:08 End time: 00:13:33
Chapter 4: Emily Pobuda, Bryce Seymour, and Ashley Labosier Discuss What Makes Women in Public Policy Unique
Start time: 00:13:34 End time: 00:15:36
Chapter 5: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Discuss Their Inspirations, What They Have Learned About Leadership, and the Impact of Women in Public Policy
Start time: 00:15:37 End time: 00:18:35
Chapter 6: Ashley Labosier Discusses the Leadership Skills and Problem-Solving Perspectives That Women in Public Policy Fosters
Start time: 00:18:36 End time: 00:21:52

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Emily Pobuda, president, Bryce Seymour, vice-president, and Ashley Labosier, faculty advisor, Women in Public Policy at Pepperdine University, share how participation in this student organization has fostered leadership development.

Chapter 1: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Describe the Workings of, and Their Involvement in, the Student Organization, Women in Public Policy
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- Start time: 00:00:00
- End time: 00:04:32
Chapter 2: Ashley Labosier Discusses Her Role in Women in Public Policy and the Role of the Organization in Supporting Leadership Development
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- Start time: 00:04:33
- End time: 00:08:07
Chapter 3: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Discuss the Opportunities that Women in Public Policy Provides
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- Start time: 00:08:08
- End time: 00:13:33
Chapter 4: Emily Pobuda, Bryce Seymour, and Ashley Labosier Discuss What Makes Women in Public Policy Unique
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- Start time: 00:13:34
- End time: 00:15:36
Chapter 5: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Discuss Their Inspirations, What They Have Learned About Leadership, and the Impact of Women in Public Policy
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- Start time: 00:15:37
- End time: 00:18:35
Chapter 6: Ashley Labosier Discusses the Leadership Skills and Problem-Solving Perspectives That Women in Public Policy Fosters
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- Start time: 00:18:36
- End time: 00:21:52

Type of Content: Case Study
Title: Student Leadership: Pepperdine University’s "Women in Public Policy" Student Organization
Publisher: SAGE Publications, Ltd.
- Publication year: 2020
- Online pub date: January 27, 2020
Discipline: Leadership
Subject: Women & Leadership, Strategic Planning
Duration: 00:21:52
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781529722277
Keywords: collaboration, community building, community networks, diversity, empowerment, event planning, inclusion, leadership development, leadership practices, leadership styles, leadership training, mentoring, partnerships, perspective taking, public policy, public policy development, self-confidence, Social networks, Student leadership, Student organizations, university students, women and leadership, work-life balance
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Women in Public Policy

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Speaker: Emily Pobuda
Speaker: Bryce Seymour
Speaker: Ashley Labosier

Online ISBN:9781529722277

Copyright: SAGE Publications Ltd, 2020

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Chapter 1: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Describe the Workings of, and Their Involvement in, the Student Organization, Women in Public Policy

Chapter 2: Ashley Labosier Discusses Her Role in Women in Public Policy and the Role of the Organization in Supporting Leadership Development

Chapter 3: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Discuss the Opportunities that Women in Public Policy Provides

Chapter 4: Emily Pobuda, Bryce Seymour, and Ashley Labosier Discuss What Makes Women in Public Policy Unique

Chapter 5: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Discuss Their Inspirations, What They Have Learned About Leadership, and the Impact of Women in Public Policy

Chapter 6: Ashley Labosier Discusses the Leadership Skills and Problem-Solving Perspectives That Women in Public Policy Fosters

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Student Leadership: Pepperdine University’s "Women in Public Policy" Student Organization

Video Type: Case Study

Transcript

Summary

Chapters

Video info

Chapter 1: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Describe the Workings of, and Their Involvement in, the Student Organization, Women in Public Policy

Chapter 2: Ashley Labosier Discusses Her Role in Women in Public Policy and the Role of the Organization in Supporting Leadership Development

Chapter 3: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Discuss the Opportunities that Women in Public Policy Provides

Chapter 4: Emily Pobuda, Bryce Seymour, and Ashley Labosier Discuss What Makes Women in Public Policy Unique

Chapter 5: Emily Pobuda and Bryce Seymour Discuss Their Inspirations, What They Have Learned About Leadership, and the Impact of Women in Public Policy

Chapter 6: Ashley Labosier Discusses the Leadership Skills and Problem-Solving Perspectives That Women in Public Policy Fosters

Things Discussed

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The Role of Systemic Leadership in Socially Responsible Business Strategy

Women & Leadership: The Case of HackNY

Building an Effective Team: The Practice and Mindset

Critical Leadership: Feminist Theory and Authenticity

Gender & Leadership: Perspectives on Female Leaders

Gender and Leadership

Gender and Leadership: The Glass Ceiling, The Glass Cliff, and Gender Stereotypes

Leadership and Personality: Trait Perspectives and “Great Man” Theory

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Analyzing the Strategy

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