Resilience and Empathy in the COVID Era
The pandemic has shown Meas Nearyroth that leaders need to be resilient as they help colleagues adapt to new circumstances.
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April 16 Webinar: The Competency of Understanding in Multifaith Chaplaincy
Part of the “Building a Culture of Care” webinar series
Listening as a Sacred Practice (webinar summary)
Listening is a form of spiritual hospitality by which you invite strangers to become friends, to get to know their inner selves more fully, and even to dare to be silent with you (Henri Nouwen). Spiritual care begins with deep listening, to the other, to oneself, and the divine. In this workshop, Dr. Su Yon Pak explores the practice of …
Call for Applications: Adaptive Design for Learning
A faculty development opportunity focusing on Adaptive Design for Learning.
Mayumi Karasawa, Tokyo Woman’s Christian University
Giving Young Women a Voice
Call for Videos on “Preferred Futures”
The deadline for submissions has been extended to June 20, 2021.
Webinar: Listening as a Sacred Practice
This workshop will explore the practice of non-directive listening and spiritual companioning.
The United Board’s Pandemic Response Fund
An Update on Support for Asian Higher Education Institutions
Finding Strength in Spirituality to Lead with Faith and Courage (webinar summary)
Reflections on how spirituality can help anchor us amidst the demands and pressures of leadership.
From Individual Resilience to Institutional Resilience (webinar summary)
Why have some higher education institutions responded more effectively than others to the strains of the COVID-19 pandemic? Dr. V. Paraprasad, former Deputy President of the National University of Singapore, posits that individual resilience plays a strong role in determining an institution’s response – that is, the way an individual bounces back from personal difficulties is reflected in the way …