The Soul of a Leader in Tough Economic Times – October 27, 2009
In an environment where leaders are rewarded for their drive, decisiveness, productivity, and long hours, the soul of the leader may get short shrift. As a result, harm can come to the leader and, ultimately, to the organization this individual serves. Challenging the assumptions that effective leaders must sell their souls, cut corners, cook the books, and let go of their vision, a new model of leadership was presented by Dr. Margaret Benefiel.

Dr. Margaret Benefiel's PowerPoint Presentation on "The Soul of a Leader in Tough Economic Times" »
Dr. Margaret Benefiel's Faculty Presentation "Strange Bedfellows or Natural Partners: The Academic Study of Business and Spirituality" »
 

International Summit on the Economy - June 19-20, 2009

Together with the resources of the Bernard J. Lonergan Institute at Seton Hall, which sponsors scholarship, lectures, programs and conferences centered around Lonergan's work, the Micah Institute will sponsor a major international summit on the economy in June 2009. 

 

Click here for more information or contact nourseda@shu.edu or (973) 275-2525. 

 

STILLMAN SEMINARS

The Micah program is delivered to undergraduate and graduate students in the Stillman School of  Business in a 3- seminar format over the course of the academic year. More information, contact nourseda@shu.edu or (973) 275-2525