Stewardship: How Leaders Live For Tomorrow, Today | Jarrett Jobe | TEDxUCO

We can read books on theories, study individuals and reflect on our experiences as part of this process, but how can we frame our leadership every day in a thoughtful and meaningful manner? After surviving a near death experience, Dr. Jarrett Jobe seeks to answer this question through a powerful message: you have to cast a vision of the future, a future that exists without you.

Jarrett Jobe currently serves as Executive Director of Leadership Programs at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO). He also serves as an adjunct professor in political science and leadership at UCO and the University of Oklahoma, where he teaches courses related to leader-ship and international relations, particularly the United Nations. At UCO, he developed the Global Service Leadership Study Tours and has taken students to Peru, South Africa, Nicaragua, Uganda, Cuba and Costa Rica. He also taught courses and lectured in England, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Russia. He holds a Bachelor’s of Forensic Science from the University of Central Oklahoma and a doctoral degree in Political Science from the University of Oklahoma.