Show Notes:

In episode 85, I interview Dr. Stephanie Hinshaw (@stephaniekay22), the Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs at American College of Education and toxic leadership researcher. During the episode, we discussed what toxic leadership is and what it is not, how to spot toxic leadership and how to avoid it as both a leader and a follower, and the effects toxic leadership can have on people.

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About Dr. Stephanie Hinshaw

Stephanie Hinshaw is the Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs at American College of Education (ACE). Stephanie has worked at ACE since 2014, climbing the ranks in academic and student affairs leadership positions. Prior to joining ACE, Stephanie spent 14 years in multiple roles at other institutes of higher education. Specifically, she worked at Orbis Education, Medtech College, and Harrison College in various roles in leadership, admissions, academics, and operations.

As a servant leader, Hinshaw loves working with team members and students to grow their leadership capacities.Stephanie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Indiana University, a Master in Business Administration from Butler University, and a Doctor of Education in Interdisciplinary Leadership from Creighton University. Her research centers around the influence of toxic leaders on their followers. In 2020, she received the United States Distance Learning Association’s 2020 Outstanding Leader award.

As someone who worked for an extremely toxic leader, she is passionate about advancing the understanding of this phenomenon and the impacts of it. She is dedicated to teaching and promoting positive leadership skills and behaviors.

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Stephanie’s Website

Stephaniehinshaw.com

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