Women in Ed Leadership: Lessons Learned
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Ever wonder what it really takes for women to thrive in leadership roles? In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Bessolo and Dr. Carrie Mugridge unpack the hurdles many women encounter, such as imposter syndrome, the Queen Bee effect, and mansplaining, all inspired by Dr. Mugridge's doctoral research.
Together, they go beyond just the challenges women face in the workplace, offering practical strategies to empower women leaders to step up confidently and support one another. Get ready for an insightful conversation on overcoming barriers and fostering a leadership culture that's more inclusive and empowering.
ABOUT OUR GUESTS
Dr. Carrie Mugridge) is a seasoned educator with 24 years of experience spanning various roles within the field of education. Starting her career as a dedicated classroom teacher, she now serves as the Executive Director of Learning Services for Santa Fe Trail USD 434 (KS). Dr. Mugridge is also a passionate researcher, focusing her doctoral dissertation on women in leadership within the educational landscape. Her contributions to the field have been recognized through numerous honors, including being named one of the top 50 Women Leaders in the state of Kansas for 2023.
Jennifer Bessolo, Ed.D.) coordinates and leads the MSE Educational Administration and the Ed.D. District Leadership program at the University of Kansas and serves as a professor of practice in both levels of study. She earned her doctorate in educational leadership and policy studies from the University of Kansas and has a background in K-12 district and building leadership. Prior to the Professor of Practice position at the University of Kansas, Dr. Bessolo served 17 years in public school roles.
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