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Jessica Segal, Associate Director
segalja@wharton.upenn.edu
Tess Weinisch, Coordinator
tessw@wharton.upenn.edu
Leadership Development Workshop Series
SPRING 2012 WORKSHOP AUCTION DATES
Wharton Leadership Development Workshops are a set of active learning opportunities, focused on 1 to 3-day workshops that highlight alternative leadership education methodologies or specific topics. Please use the registration links on the leadership website to enroll for all workshops.
2011-2012 Workshops
The Art of Woo
Learn the basic principles of influence and persuasion and use them to lead change, build effective partnerships and sell ideas. (Fall and Spring)
Your Work, Your Life...Your Way: 7 Keys to Work-Life Balance
Understand the keys to work-life balance and gain tools and resources to support the creation of short-term change and making long-term sustainable choices. (Spring Only)
Managing Conflict with Power and Presence (Aikido)
Examine beliefs about conflict that hold you back, practice skills such as centering, listening, and managing emotions, and strengthen your ability to make more powerful choices using both body and mind. (Spring Only)
Leadership Presence (Pig Iron Theatre)
Examine theatrical creation as a metaphor for team building, innovation, creativity in the workplace and presence; build skills that will impact leadership in any chosen field. (Fall and Spring)
Small Group Processes
Enhance your management skill and team performance by increasing your knowledge and skill about the dynamics that govern small group behavior. (Fall and Spring)
Leadership Lessons from the U.S. Civil War Gettysburg Battle
Draw out enduring messages for decision making, strategy, and leadership while walking the battlefield of Gettysburg, the site of one of the great battles in America’s Civil War. Understand how the Federal and Confederate commanders, both high and low, faced their moments of decision. (Fall Only)
Discover how meditation can help leaders do more with less effort, build depth and presence build concentration and reduce stress. This workshop is for those experienced in meditation as well as novices. (Fall and Spring)
