As autumn settles in, I’m reminded that change is nature’s classroom. The world around us transforms with grace, as trees release what’s no longer needed, making space for renewal. It’s a quiet invitation for us to do the same. This week, I’m traveling to an AACSB Dean’s conference, stepping away from the familiar to learn, listen, and grow. Sometimes the best lessons come when we leave our routines and allow a new environment to shape our thinking. Faith  reminds me to trust

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