Hirsch and Simon explore why sound leadership judgment requires trust, mission-driven decisions and human insight beyond data and AI.
Daas explores how education can cultivate sound leadership judgment through real-world responsibility, reflection and learning from experience.
Glazier explains how leaders can develop sound judgment by challenging data, embracing diverse perspectives and critically evaluating AI-generated recommendations.
Andrew Simon, Ph.D., Psy.D., has been appointed executive director of the Buccino Leadership Institute, making permanent the leadership role he has held on an interim basis since July 2025.
Edwards explores why supporting women through menopause is essential to retaining experienced leaders and their hard-earned judgment.
We spoke with Andrea Neil, a pioneer of Canadian women’s soccer, who boasts an 18-year national team career from 1990 to 2007, and 132 international competition and four Women's World Cup appearances.
How the Buccino Leadership Institute brought four Seton Hall students together and helped a friendship grow into a lasting example of leadership, connection and belonging.
Moran shares her career journey, values and how judgement plays a role in everyday decisions.
Why leadership success is increasingly determined not by what you know, but by how you interpret, evaluate and act on what you face.
Seton Hall released the 12th edition of In the Lead magazine, exploring how leaders develop and apply sound judgment in an era defined by uncertainty, abundant information and rapidly evolving AI
Vicente Medina, Ph.D., professor of philosophy, recently published an opinion piece in the Chicago Tribune exploring the historical and cultural significance of July 26th for the Cuban community.
Seton Hall's Buccino Leadership Institute and Student Nursing Association will host an American Red Cross Blood Drive on October 14, inviting the campus and local community to help save lives.
Seton Hall nursing students earned an award at a critical care nursing conference for a presentation focused on postoperative cardiac care.
As the Class of 2026 gets ready to cross the graduation stage at the 170th Baccalaureate Commencement, we set out to give a glimpse into the many outstanding graduates.
Using Queen Elizabeth II’s reign, this piece explores how “soft power” — character, presence and values — shapes ethical leadership and culture.
From military leadership to corporate lessons, this article shows how trust and ethics drive accountability, culture and mission success.
