Julie King - SUU Faculty

Julie King

Adjunct Professor

"To make the most of this opportunity, in addition to studying, set aside time to connect with peers and instructors online. Creating and maintaining a sense of belonging will open doors of understanding and networking that will serve you well."

Degrees Held:

  • Ed.D. in Teaching and Learning – Northcentral University, expected 2020
  • M.Ed. LEAD – Southern Utah University, 2012
  • B.A. in English – Southern Utah University, 2005
  • Certified Trauma Practitioner, Education – STARR Commonwealth, 2019

Career Highlights:

Taught a class at Harvard–be sure to ask me about it.

In which online degree program do you teach?

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  • Which classes do you teach online?

    INDS 6510: Leadership Essentials

  • What do you want students in your courses to learn? What is the learning outcome or objective?

    By the end of this course, you will be able to:

    Evaluate ethical and cultural challenges

    Discern team building characteristics

    Distinguish biases related to gender

    Explain the human element in training situations

    Understand essential styles, theories, processes and approaches to leadership

  • Why did you start teaching?

    Teaching is the best way to learn. Through teaching, I am able to satisfy my desire for lifelong learning while at the same time fulfill my love of interacting with others. Students inspire me, challenge me and make me better!

  • What advice would you give to those considering this program?

    Online learning is a great way for busy students to continue learning!

    To make the most of this opportunity, in addition to studying, set aside time to connect with peers and instructors online. Creating and maintaining a sense of belonging will open doors of understanding and networking that will serve you well.

    Ask questions! Your peers and instructors want to help you be successful.!

  • What qualities make someone particularly successful in interdisciplinary studies?

    Open-mindedness: A genuine thirst for knowledge and an appreciation of others' input will help ensure you are continually perfecting your leadership and networking skills.

    Valuing others: Colleagues, students, peers—everyone we interact with has value, and we recognize it when we see them through new eyes and are open to growth.

  • What do you think is the biggest challenge that people in the profession face today?

    Leaders wear many hats. Responsibilities often vary widely, and it seems everything is time-sensitive. Giving each responsibility the time and attention it deserves requires balance, organization and a willingness to develop leaders through proper delegation.

  • What is the one book you think everyone should read?

    Leadership and Self-Deception: Getting Out of the Box by the Arbinger Institute

  • Tell us something interesting about yourself that your students might not know.

    My doctoral research involves trauma-informed education, and I am passionate about providing safe environments where students of trauma excel academically, emotionally and behaviorally.

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