Exploring the world through servant leadership
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When I first read the syllabus for the class and learned that our main topic to examine was leadership, I was a bit puzzled. I thought leadership couldn’t be taught, it was an instinct and …
Final thoughts on leadership and the Humphrey Seminar Read MoreThe Alchemist by Paulo Coelho follows a young shepherd in his journey of fulfilling his Personal Legend. This young shepherd, Santiago, faces numerous challenges from both external forces and from his own desires. The novel …
The Alchemist: A leader’s journey Read Morehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vFBg6b16kY In France, the employed are able to take a month off for vacation. It is a law that all French full-time workers receive five weeks of vacation time. I first heard this in high …
Vacation: Maybe not wanted but needed Read MoreSince the invention of the radio, families have gathered to hear both the news and their favorite entertainment program around a single technology. This has changed to the television set, which has since evolved. We …
The rebirth of entertainment: the disruptive innovation of television Read MoreBy Armen Sargsyan, Krista Kull and Alexis Macklin After two decades of absence, the Farrelly brothers released a long awaited sequel to Dumb and Dumber. The famed comedy directors released Dumb and Dumber To as …
Dumb and Dumber To: Far from leaders but with notable qualities Read MoreCPJ‘s 2014 annual report, Attacks on the Press, discusses the issues of preserving journalism around the world. I read the chapter “Gunmen Rule Neza and the Press in Outskirts of Mexico City“, which covered the …
Citizens, journalists silenced in Neza Read MoreThe Oscar-nominated movie Selma told the story of the march of equal rights activists, lead by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., from Selma, Alabama to Montgomery, Alabama. The movie displayed the struggle of activists to …
A historical issue of respect Read More