Dr. Jablonski has had a long-standing commitment to mentoring and developing professionals in student affairs. I’ve been a direct beneficiary of her guidance and coaching throughout my career. Her insights on career development have been invaluable as I moved into the AVP and now Vice President role at Rutgers University.
Having Peggy as a sounding board has been a gift as I discover the next chapter in my life. Our conversations have assisted me in thinking more broadly of contributions I want to make in the world. Peggy works with you to create a plan and holds you accountable for the goals you set for yourself. She is an invaluable resources and I highly recommend her as a coach.
Dr. Jablonski excels in many ways, none more important than as mentor to young professionals and those who aspire to leadership roles. She is a keen judge of character, quick to hone in on the skills and talents of others and capable of bringing out in them even more than the expected from themselves. Peggy inspires excellence by example, exudes confidence and enables and celebrates the success of others
Our division needed to increase how we support student success. The keystone to our seven month review process was engaging Dr. Jablonski as a consultant. Her work not only brought clarity to the direction of the resource realignment but also raised the level of sophistication during campus discussions. She had a unique ability to relate to community members from out student president.
Peggy is a true mentor. She has coached me through the graduate school selection and application process, helped me discover my passions within higher education and acted as a sounding board as I experienced the job search process for the first time. She has a genuine passion to help those discover themselves within higher education. Peggy has given me the opportunity to explore possible career paths, think differently about higher education trends, and clarify my values within the field.
Peggy is a thoughtful, dedicated and compassionate leader in Student Affairs. In dealing with several difficult campus crises, I saw her act from both a caring and professional place, guiding and mentoring those around her for the greater good.