Jill Stratton's guest appearances

Jill Stratton

EthicalStL.org

Beyond Boundaries Podcast

Kurt Vonnegut

Mandisa Thomas

Dave Warnock

Amy Miller

Don Miller

John Inazu

Massimo Pigliucci

Stephen Law

Jules Evans

Lauren Lane

Sarah Kendzior

James Croft

Buzz Spector

Andrew Copson

David Webb

OwlTail

In this episode, Rob interviews Dean Jill Stratton affectionately known by generations of students as the 'Dean of Joy'. Dean Stratton is the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Residential Learning at Washington University in St Louis and has been a trusted advisor and special counsel to the Beyond Boundaries Program. Dean Stratton has enjoyed 27 years at WashU and will soon be departing for a new position as an Assistant Provost for Experiential Learning at Vanderbilt University. We reminisce about Jill's early years at WashU, her teaching in the areas of leadership and psychology, and her advice to college students moving forward in these uncertain times. 

<p>In this episode, Rob interviews Dean Jill Stratton affectionately known by generations of students as the 'Dean of Joy'. Dean Stratton is the <a href="https://students.wustl.edu/contacts/jill-stratton-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Associate Dean for Undergraduate Residential Learning</a> at Washington University in St Louis and has been a trusted advisor and special counsel to the Beyond Boundaries Program. Dean Stratton has enjoyed 27 years at WashU and will soon be departing for a new position as an <a href="https://news.vanderbilt.edu/2020/02/10/jill-stratton-named-assistant-provost-for-experiential-learning/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Assistant Provost for Experiential Learning at Vanderbilt University</a>. We reminisce about Jill's early years at WashU, her teaching in the areas of leadership and psychology, and her advice to college students moving forward in these uncertain times. </p>

12: Jill Stratton, the 'Dean of Joy'

Power can be unleashed by the simple act of talking about your joys and pas-sions and focusing on what you can influence. Learning that we have more control of our destiny through our intention awakens us to both our collective and individual power—our power to cultivate joy in the everyday moments of our lives and in our communities.Jill Stratton, Ph.D. is Associate Dean of Undergraduate Residential Learning at Washington University. With over 20 years in higher education, she has invested a great deal of time and energy in researching career joy, strengths-based leadership, and the concept of creative flow. Jill teaches the Psychology of Young Adulthood, Leaders in Context, and Bad Leadership at Wash U and is firmly convinced that the more time spent exploring flow and career joy, the more effective people will be in their lives and future careers.

Power can be unleashed by the simple act of talking about your joys and pas-sions and focusing on what you can influence. Learning that we have more control of our destiny through our intention awakens us to both our collective and individual power—our power to cultivate joy in the everyday moments of our lives and in our communities.<br/><br/>Jill Stratton, Ph.D. is Associate Dean of Undergraduate Residential Learning at Washington University. With over 20 years in higher education, she has invested a great deal of time and energy in researching career joy, strengths-based leadership, and the concept of creative flow. Jill teaches the Psychology of Young Adulthood, Leaders in Context, and Bad Leadership at Wash U and is firmly convinced that the more time spent exploring flow and career joy, the more effective people will be in their lives and future careers.

Cultivating Joy; Jill Stratton, PhD, Washington University’s “Dean of Joy”