Followership for Social Good - Fatema Haque and Dorine Lawrence-Hughes

This episode is a conversation about integrated leadership-followership education, featuring both Fatema Haque, Academic Program Manager & LEO Adjunct Lecturer at the Barger Leadership Institute at the University of Michigan, and also Dorine Lawrence-Hughes, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Education at the University of Michigan. They are both involved in the introduction of followership to the Barger Leadership Institute curriculum and I’m excited to have them on the show together to talk about that process and how it’s preparing students for both professional and community work.

 
“It helps students to see the necessity of the critical consciousness that comes with good followership.”

“Giving students agency to pick what they want to work has been really essential.”

“Talking about what it means to be a good follower, what it means to be ethical, what it means to hold our leaders accountable, is good and necessary work that we need to be doing now.”

“This topic blows students away.”

Episode Resources 

Barger Leadership Institute, University of Michigan
https://lsa.umich.edu/bli

Barbara Kellerman, Bad Leadership
https://www.amazon.com/Bad-Leadership-Happens-Matters-Common/dp/1591391660

Ira Chaleff, The Courageous Follower
https://www.amazon.com/Courageous-Follower-Standing-Our-Leaders/dp/1605092738

Basil Read, Read & Read Leadership and Management Consultants, LLC
https://www.read-read.com/

Marc and Samantha Hurwitz, Leadership is Half the Story
http://www.teachingfollowerscourage.com

Brazen Communication
https://brazencommunication.com/