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  <title>E035 Managing &amp;amp; Perceiving Emotions with Dr. Kevin Conn</title>
  <description>In this episode, we dive deep into emotional intelligence, which Kevin defines as the ability to manage and perceive emotions. Having spent nearly fifteen years working with and researching the topic we explore why Kevin believes it is a key leadership skill and how emotional intelligence can improve team performance and engagement. &amp;amp;nbsp; KEY TAKEAWAY ‘It’s all about how you treat people.&amp;amp;nbsp; How are you impacting others with your emotional management? Your reaction to your team, your friends, your colleagues can make their day better, or potentially worse, and it's being able to realise your impact. We are wired to act first and think second, that’s just the way our brain works. Taking a pause, and saying ‘what is my best reaction to this’ makes all the difference.” &amp;amp;nbsp; ABOUT KEVIN Kevin provides leadership and oversight for Student Housing and Residential Life at California State University Northridge. He received his Doctorate in Education from New York University and has experience working in small and large, private and public institutions. Kevin has and continues to serve on local, regional, and national associations within residence life and LGBTQ+ advocacy. He has nearly fifteen years of experience working with and researching the topic of emotional intelligence and related dynamics within both student and professional staff. Kevin has a strong passion for research turned engagement and has partnered with colleagues on international ACUHO-I grant-funded research projects focused on the evolving role of the Resident Assistant. Furthermore, he just published a book entitled Evolving Landscape of Residential Education, which is a collaboration with several global colleagues in the field. In his spare time, he is an avid marathon runner, foodie, and travel enthusiast. Kevin’s book: Evolving Landscape of Residential Education: Enhancing Students’ Learning in University Residential Halls* Evolving Landscape Residential Education &amp;amp;nbsp; CONNECT WITH KEVIN LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/connkevin/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrKevinConn Email: kevin.conn@csun.edu &amp;amp;nbsp; ABOUT THE HOST – MEL LOIZOU Mel is a Consultant, Coach, Facilitator, Speaker, Podcast Host &amp;amp;amp; Mum. Specialising in leadership and change management in the Higher Education sector, Mel uses her Fish Climb Trees philosophy to help individuals, teams and organisations, shift from that place of believing they can’t, to one where they know they absolutely can. If you would like Mel to help you with your leadership and change management challenges, then please book a free 30 min call via https://calendly.com/melloizou/initialchat &amp;amp;nbsp; Check out Mel’s Book, When Fish Climb Trees*:&amp;amp;nbsp;  When Fish Climb Trees Check out Mel’s TEDx Talk, Ditch Your Fishnets, Boost Your Resilience:  https://www.ted.com/talks/mel_loizou_ditch_your_fishnets_boost_your_resilience &amp;amp;nbsp; CONNECT WITH MEL https://www.linkedin.com/in/melloizou/ https://www.instagram.com/mel.loizou/ https://twitter.com/Mel_Loizou https://www.fishclimbtrees.co.uk &amp;amp;nbsp; HOSTED BY: Mel Loizou DISCLAIMER The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guest speakers. Please conduct your own due diligence. *As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. </description>
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