In this episode, our host Eltavious Johnson sits down with Mai-Han Harrington—Rollins College alumna, Trustee, and accomplished executive—to explore the powerful intersections of identity, leadership, and the liberal arts.

Together, we reflect on her journey from being a first-generation college student to becoming a respected leader in the healthcare industry and higher education governance. Mai-Han shares insights about what keeps her coming back to Rollins, the values that continue to shape her, and the lessons she’s un-learning along the way.

💡 In This Episode:
– The impact of liberal arts education across a lifetime
– Finding your voice in leadership as a woman of color
– Staying grounded while rising in influence
– Why she chose to give back through service on the Rollins Board of Trustees
– Her love and work within Kobe Japanese Steakhouse, and how food connects us to memory

📍 Fun Fact: This conversation ends where many great ones begin—with food. Learn how a shared love for Kobe helped bridge stories and build connection.

💬 Listener Prompt:
What are you un-learning? Drop your thoughts or stories with us on Instagram @rollinsgateway or email us at gateway@rollins.edu. We’d love to hear from you.

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