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We Made It Through: Ambiguous Loss and Resilient Leadership
As we close out a grueling year, Chinyere Oparah reflects on grief, ambiguous loss, and the quiet resilience required to keep leading with integrity and heart. As the year comes to a close, I’ve been sitting with the weight of what this year has asked of us. I suspect I'm not alone in feeling like 2025 was one of the hardest years I've lived through. Many of us are ending the year holding immense grief – sharp and visceral, or stifled and unnamed, because there was no time to
Chinyere Oparah
2 days ago5 min read


No More Leading on Empty: Reclaiming Food as Fuel for Liberated Leadership
Chinyere Oparah explores the relationship between food, work, stress and leadership, and offers practical ways to reconnect with our bodies as a source of wisdom rather than an afterthought.
Chinyere Oparah
Nov 185 min read


Dismissed but not Disposable: Healing Workplace Trauma and Preparing for What’s Next
Chinyere Oparah explores how leaders can recover from abrupt transitions, heal workplace trauma, and chart a new path forward.
Chinyere Oparah
Sep 296 min read


When Leading Courageously Means Stepping Away (Leadership Transitions Series)
Former VPAA Dorothy Mosby shares her battle with the "Four Horsemen of Higher Education leadership" and the lessons she learned from having the courage to leave.
Dorothy Mosby
Sep 2211 min read
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