Posts Tagged ‘Engagement’
Why it works for me – a look back at my first quarter at BGI
BGI was so interesting – an independent business school, not aligned with a “prestigious university”, monthly intensives at a nature preserve, the rest of the time online, no tenured faculty and no bricks and mortar. I was intrigued with the BGI business model. · Read More
Core Faculty John Koriath Reflects On The BGI Metro Program Retreat
I got up and wrote it down: “BGI is a life long learning community, nourishing personal transformation, to do good in the world.” · Read More
Finance for a Better World
Sustainable Finance creates real value, making people and communities stronger, healthier and more beautiful without depleting non-renewable resources or destroying ecosystems. · Read More
Let Form Follow Function
Consider how often we focus on the significance of organizational structure before the reason for our jobs. Reporting lines are often of greater concern than the strategic intent of the institution. Human – yes. Productive -? First, let’s be compassionate with ourselves. We are experiencing an unprecedented pace of change, whether it is the half-life · Read More · Read More
Shaping the Future of WSU
Despite the ever-present dire news that surrounds us every day, it is still a shock when real consequences of the shrinking economy hit close to home. That’s exactly what is happening across Washington as we internalize just what an $8.4 billion (and counting) deficit really means. Every day we read of protests and disagreements throughout · Read More · Read More
WSU: Washington's Smart Grid
WSU was originally located through a competition among locales vying for a state institution within its local economy. Manhattan, Fargo, Columbia…these are among the towns in other states – like Pullman in Washington – that won the prize. The mandate of the land grant universities, unlike other kinds of higher education before (and since), was to · Read More · Read More
The Promise and Burden of Research
Originally published in John’s Journal: Research and Development by the University of Missouri. Copyright 2007, Curators of the University of Missouri. The process of discovery, envisioning new ideas, and creation has always excited me. It’s what attracted me to a research career in agriculture, where I’ve tried to practice the trade from the ground up. · Read More · Read More