Tag: Leadership Development

• Who Has to Mow Around Your Idea?

  

  Yesterday, I wrote about the $2.50 evergreen trees I planted outside Joy Hall about 26 years ago. I wrote about discovering that they are still there and about how some of the small things we do as leaders can continue making a difference long after anyone remembers who did them. There is another part of…

  Brandon Hill

  August 26, 2026

  Higher Education, Leadership Insights, Student Success

  Collaboration, Decision Making, Greenville University, Higher Education, Initiative, leadership, Leadership Development, Leadership Lessons, Organizational Change, Perspective, Professional Growth, Student Affairs, Student-Centered Leadership

• The $2.50 Trees

  

  When creating the blog banner for yesterday’s post, I found a current photo of Joy Hall at Greenville University. I was looking at the building itself, trying to remember what it looked like when I was the Resident Director there in the late 1990s, when something along the side of the building caught my attention.…

  Brandon Hill

  August 25, 2026

  Higher Education, Leadership Insights, Student Success

  leadership, Higher Education, Student Affairs, Legacy, Small Decisions, Professional Growth, Leadership Lessons, Leadership Development, Lasting Impact, Greenville University, Influence