In this episode of "Leadership Lingo," host Mateo Portelli sits down with Alistair, a sophomore studying economics and a managing editor for the Scarlet and Gray Free Press at UNLV. Alistair shares his experiences as a leader involved in various campus organizations, including the Honors Student Council and the Academic Success Center's Writing Center. He emphasizes the importance of establishing a sense of community in leadership and offers valuable advice for freshmen looking to get involved and develop professionally. Join them for an insightful conversation about balancing leadership, academics, and community involvement.

In this episode of Leadership Lingo, host Matteo Portelli sits down with John Toledo, a senior studying economics and a senator for the Lee Business School at UNLV. They discuss the intricacies of leadership within student government, the importance of specialization, and the need for impactful actions to build trust and positively impact students' lives. John shares insights into his experiences, challenges, and the future of student government at UNLV, shedding light on the path to creating a more effective and influential student government body. Tune in to discover the keys to successful leadership within a university setting.

In this episode, host Matteo Portelli engages in a thought-provoking discussion with climate advocate Olivia Hanna. Join them as they navigate the intricate web of challenges and solutions surrounding climate change. From the political landscape to grassroots activism, they explore the various paths towards a sustainable future. Tune in to hear how individuals like Olivia are making a tangible impact and how you can get involved in the fight against climate change.

In this special edition of Leadership Lingo, host Mateo Portelli is joined by Dylan Farley, President of Phi Delta Theta Beta, and Noor Benjelan, Secretary of the same chapter. They discuss the core principles of Phi Delta Theta - friendship, sound learning, and moral rectitude - and how these principles shape their fraternity. Dylan and Noor also share their personal experiences with Greek life, dispelling stereotypes and emphasizing the strong bonds and opportunities for personal growth that come with being part of a fraternity. They discuss leadership philosophies, the importance of delegation, and the role of Greek organizations in campus life. Join them as they shed light on the positive impact of Phi Delta Theta on their lives and the broader community. If you're curious about Greek life and leadership, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.

Join Mateo Portelli in this episode as he talks to Nick, the founder and president of the Buskers Club at UNLV. Discover how this vibrant club, founded in the fall of 2022, is creating a welcoming community for musicians and music lovers alike. Nick shares his passion for music as a service to the community, his personal journey in music, and offers valuable advice for newcomers looking to embrace their musical courage. Explore how the Buskers Club is not just about performing but also about nurturing creativity and spreading positive vibes across campus.

Join Mateo Portelli as he delves into the world of leadership with two inspiring guests, Carly Loudon and David Higgins. Carly, a field rep for the Campus Victory Project in North Carolina, shares her journey in recruiting and mentoring student leaders, highlighting the importance of confidence and experience in leadership. Meanwhile, David, who also works as a field rep, sheds light on his unique path to leadership, emphasizing the value of initiative and preparedness. Discover the principles and practices that can help you become a successful leader and make a positive impact on your community.

In this episode of Leadership Lingo, host Mateo Portelli interviews Vanessa Aponte, the Chief Justice of the Judicial Council for the Consolidated Students of the University of Nevada (CSUN). Vanessa shares insights into CSUN's student government, specifically the role and functions of the JC. She discusses the responsibilities of different positions within the council, how they interpret governing documents, and their role in maintaining the student code of conduct. Vanessa also highlights the importance of leadership as an act of service and offers advice to those interested in getting involved in CSUN or the JC.

On this first episode of Leadership Lingo, we interview Hoffman Madzou and Petar Matejic. Both students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Hoffman is President of the UNLV Color Business Association and an Assistant Tax Office Manager at H&R Block and Petar is Lead Engineer of RebelSat UNLV.

Hoffman can be contacted on LinkedIn and Instagram. Petar can be contacted on LinkedIn.