The National Society of Collegiate Scholars
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars
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Welcome to Scholar Scoop! This is where conversations inspire possibilities. Every episode, we speak with people who have changed my life to help you navigate yours. From college, career, to life. Glad you’re here.
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The show focuses on personal growth, career development, and educational innovation with episodes exploring topics such as the impact of AI on career choices and college applications, the role of leadership in personal development, and strategies for building fulfilling careers. For example, guests share practical advice on utilizing AI tools for academic success and discuss the importance of internships in career preparation.
Welcome to Scholar Scoop! This is where conversations inspire possibilities. Every episode, we speak with people who have changed my life to help you navigate yours. From college, career, to life. Glad you’re here.
What does improv have to do with leadership, and how can saying “yes” more often transform your life?
In this episode of Scholar Scoop, host Steve Loflin sits down with Jordana Cole, a global learning and development leader, certified coach, and proud NSCS alumna whose career has been shaped by curiosity, courage, and connection.
From her early days managing 30 interns at just 23 years old to her upcoming TEDx talk on improv and leadership, Jordana shares stories that remind us that growth comes from leaning into uncertainty.
In this episode:
- What leadership really looks like (hint: it’s an action, not a title)
- How improv can teach us resilience, collaboration, and confidence
- Why saying yes can unlock new opportunities, even when you’re scared
- The power of mentorship, creativity, and embracing the unknown
If you’ve ever wondered how to become a more authentic leader, overcome self-doubt, or bring a little more joy into serious work, this episode is for you.
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