Seton Hall vice president discusses student affairs leadership on podcast

Monica Burnette, vice president of the Division of Student Services at Seton Hall
Monica Burnette, vice president of the Division of Student Services at Seton Hall - Seton Hall
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Seton Hall University Vice President of Student Services Monica Burnette, Ph.D., was featured on the People, Policy and the Profession podcast, where she reflected on her journey in student affairs leadership and the values guiding her work, according to a March 11 announcement.

The discussion is significant as it highlights the importance of mentorship and collaboration in supporting students and campus communities. Burnette shared insights into her career path in higher education and emphasized how working together can create positive outcomes for both students and staff.

A key point from the episode was Burnette’s leadership philosophy: “We are stronger together — that idea has shaped my approach to leadership,” said Burnette. “When we collaborate across roles and perspectives, we create better outcomes for students and a stronger campus community.”

The podcast episode was hosted by Vaughn Calhoun, Ed.D., former assistant vice president of Student Services and dean of the Center for Academic Success at Seton Hall University. Calhoun is recognized for his efforts in championing student success initiatives and mentoring others at Seton Hall.

Burnette also discussed how mentorship has influenced her perspective as a leader and inspired her to support professional development within student affairs. As vice president of Student Services, she oversees programs that promote academic success, engagement, wellness, and campus life.

Her appearance on the podcast underscores Seton Hall’s ongoing role in fostering conversations about student success, leadership development, and the evolving responsibilities of student affairs professionals. The full episode is available on Spotify.



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