Over three days, IU Kokomo Women’s Basketball Coach Lisa Pflueger helped our students break down their DiSC assessments and learn that understanding yourself is only the beginning.

Students explored their own behavioral and communication styles, then learned how their classmates are wired differently. Those differences can influence how they communicate, respond to challenges, handle conflict and contribute to a team.

The biggest takeaway? Strong teams aren’t made up of people who all think and work the same way. They’re built by people who understand one another and know how to bring out the best in each other.

Thank you Coach Pflueger for once again making these lessons so approachable, practical and impactful for our class!


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