GETT Podcast Episode 13 with Dr. Sarah Hummel

Sarah Hummel on the GETT Podcast by Your Life's Direction
BY: Sarah Hummel

Leadership Development with Dr. Sarah Hummel

In this conversation, we discuss the role of mentorship in leadership development, the importance of forming character alongside competence, and how Seapointe College is building a model of education rooted in discipleship, resilience, and community care.

Seapointe College is a mentorship-driven Christian college focused on preparing students for leadership, community care, and meaningful work.

On my recent GETT Podcast episode I had the unique experience to talk with Dr. Sarah Hummel; Founder and President of Seapointe College, an institution dedicated to biblical leadership for community care, strategically situated in the Hampton Roads region of Virginia with a strong commitment to diversity, discipleship, resilience, followership, and communal learning. In this episode we explored leadership development and how Seapointe is all about instilling personal values and sound decision-making skills in thousands of individuals from diverse backgrounds and many organizations within the Hampton Roads community.

Join me as we learn about leadership and educating the next generation.

Listen On: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Your Life’s Direction Website

Podcast Conversation Highlights

In this conversation, Dr. Sarah Hummel discusses the importance of leadership formation rather than simply leadership training. She explains how Seapointe College focuses on developing character, decision-making ability, and community responsibility in students.

The conversation also explores how mentorship shapes leadership development. Rather than isolating students in lecture halls, Seapointe emphasizes small learning environments where students can grow through relationships, dialogue, and real-world experience.

Dr. Hummel also shares why diversity, resilience, and discipleship are guiding principles for the college as it prepares the next generation of leaders to serve their communities.