Week six

Rabbi Daniel Cohen illustrates the three strategies to ‘identify one’s best self’

by Jamie Landers on August 3, 2018

A number of years ago, Rabbi Daniel Cohen met with Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York City, and posed an idea: What if Americans always lived as if it was Sept. 12, 2001? At

Arthur Brooks to offer his insight about the changing nature of work in the Amp

by Matthew Steinberg on August 2, 2018

President of American Enterprise Institute Arthur C. Brooks spoke at Chautauqua Institution in 2016 about his experience in economics and

Jeremy Bailenson highlights changes in virtual reality technology and how it can be used

by Maggie Prosser on August 2, 2018

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Virtual reality is no longer just science fiction, psychologist, author and VR researcher Jeremy Bailenson said. As founding director of

John Scherer discusses five questions to change one’s life, work

by Jamie Landers on August 2, 2018

As a former combat officer on a U.S. Navy destroyer, Lutheran chaplain at Cornell University, co-creator of the Leadership Institute

Jeremy Bailenson to lay out vision for virtual reality’s role in modern world

by Justin Kelly on August 1, 2018

Jeremy Bailenson’s course on virtual reality at Stanford University has a rather unusual required textbook: William Gibson’s 1984 sci-fi thriller,

Author and Rabbi Daniel Cohen to discuss finding meaning in everyday work and crafting lives of legacy

by Julie Ciotola on August 1, 2018

Rabbi Daniel Cohen came to understand the fragile nature of life when he lost his mother to a brain aneurysm when she was just 44 years old. This experience, though devastating, moved him to dedicate

Avivah Wittenberg-Cox calls for gender balance in the workplace as economically beneficial

by Maggie Prosser on August 1, 2018

Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, CEO of 20-first, a gender balance consultancy firm, lectures on gender balance in the workplace Wednesday, August 1,

What’s a good guy (or company) to do?

by webchq on August 1, 2018

Guest Column by Avivah Wittenberg-Cox The violent unfurling of the dark underbelly of toxic masculinity polluting many companies and countries

Avivah Wittenberg-Cox will speak on importance of gender equality in everyday life

by Donovan Conaway on July 31, 2018

Barack Obama has said that having more women in leadership roles will improve social and government movements, and Avivah Wittenberg-Cox

Former Lutheran minister and leadership coach John Scherer to discuss intersection of work and spiritual identity

by Julie Ciotola on July 31, 2018

As a young boy raised in a church parsonage, the Rev. John Scherer still remembers watching his grandfather, the pastor,

Cathrael Kazin discusses need for new college model as traditional model fails students

by Maggie Prosser on July 31, 2018

College isn’t working. “I believe that not only is higher education failing to do the job it claims to be doing, I believe it is woefully unprepared to do the job it needs to be

Joan Chittister illustrates how mastering humility could save America

by Jamie Landers on July 31, 2018

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Joan Chittister believes every major institution in American society, including marriage, family, government, education, work and church, is in a

Cathrael Kazin to discuss future of education and its implications for the future of work

by Maggie Prosser on July 30, 2018

For Cathrael Kazin, the future of learning is the future of work. “There are so many discussions in the higher-ed

Arun Sundararajan talks crowd-based capitalism, changing nature of work

by Maggie Prosser on July 30, 2018

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Anyone who’s taken an Uber, hosted an Airbnb or sold an empty seat through BlaBlaCar has contributed to crowd-based capitalism,

Award-winning author and journalist Maggie Jackson will discuss engaging in provocative conversation in an isolated age

by Julie Ciotola on July 30, 2018

Although technology has increased productivity and sped up communication, author Maggie Jackson believes this advancement has replaced the desire to

Help Wanted: higher education that works

by webchq on July 30, 2018

Guest Column by Cathrael Kazin I believe passionately in the transformative power of higher education. Being able to attend New York City public universities — free — lifted my parents out of poverty and

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