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We’re gearing up for May’s Servant Leadership discussion. Planners met this week to develop a topic, and we are focusing on purpose and mattering in our readings and talks in May. Stay…

DPPS recently met with our largest customer, WCEPS, around our key role in the fulfillment of their products to K-12 schools all over the nation and beyond. CSR Manager Jenny Turk and newly hired…

Our March meeting focused on the pause between stimulus and response. Liz Fosslien has a graphic that illustrates this concept very well!

The servant leadership community lost a defining voice with the passing of Don M. Frick on March 23, 2026. A gifted teacher, author, and historian of Robert K. Greenleaf’s work, Don helped…

Don’t be fooled by the old command-and-control style of leadership; nobody wins when you micromanage or punish as a form of motivation. Instead, focus on the ten characteristics of servant leadership to…

Between Stimulus and Response: Self-care for Servant Leaders “Between stimulus and response is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and…

For many people, the word leadership brings up resistance or even rebellion. Too often, what we see publicly is leadership driven by ego, control, narcissism, and hunger for power. Who can blame…

In today’s Servant Leadership session, we started out by asking whether each participant is a plumber or a poet. For more on these two contrasting styles of leadership, see this short article…

Here’s a great option for any campus visitors: a new 60-minute self-guided, narrated tour featuring videos, 360-degree images, and audio content. Using a mobile device, visitors can join anywhere along the 1.75-mile…

Are you on LinkedIn? If so, check out and start following the Wisconsin Servant Leadership page! Stay connected to the larger network of roundtables and events, and grow in your leadership through…