
Leading with Mission
Part of the HR Management Excellence Series
"...growing in leadership is a process to serve a higher purpose and not an objective in itself. It is the result of engaging in a journey that helps us grow in our own humanity. We refer here to the journey of becoming 'men and women for others and with others' (Kolvenbach 2008). So, what matters is not 'leadership' in itself, but to what extent the process allows us and the people we meet in the journey to live more abundantly and to help our institutions fulfill their final purpose. The ultimate purpose … is to be in relationship, to communicate, to mobilize teams and other stakeholders and to build and structure our institutions in service of our higher purpose. Put simply, leadership development is at its core personal development with practical tools that help us fulfill together the mission entrusted to us.”
Discerning Leadership
Elaine Scott, PhD
Dean, School of Engineering; John M. Sobrato Professor
Erin Kimura-Walsh, PhD
Director, LEAD Scholars Program
Jack Treacy, SJ
Chaplain, University Relations
Jeanne Rosenberger
Vice Provost for Student Life and Dean of Students
David Feldman
Professor, Counseling Psychology
Eva Blanco Masias
Vice President, Enrollment Management