PAST EVENTS
leadership development for everyone (LD4E) research community presents…
Toward Better Communities for Cultivating Empathy in Leadership
Join us as we present our new research on empathy – what it means, how it intersects with leadership, and why it’s a buzzword.
Hosted By: Laura Milman and John Esposito, LD4E Co-Chairs
Norman Sandridge and Teddy McDarrah, Research Presenters
Saturday, october 22
2 – 3:30 pm Et
via zoom
ICDL Alumni Event
Fall 2022
Please join fellow ICDL campers and facilitators to catch up, discuss your democratic leadership, learn about next year’s camp, and participate in a special one-workshop ICDL!
Thursday, April 7
4 to 5:30 pm EST
A Study-to-Practice Faculty Development Showcase:
Presentation of New Materials
Join Kallion’s Leading Teachers Community of Practice and the Georgetown Humanities Initiative for a faculty development showcase of new materials. Participants of the S2P will be presenting the new teaching materials they curated throughout the workshop series.
A 5-Part Workshop Series
A Kallion Circle for Congressman Jamie Raskin’s Unthinkable
Join Kallion co-executive director Norman Sandridge for a Kallion Circle to develop your own democratic leadership and lay the foundations for the future of democracy by studying Congressman Jamie Raskin’s NY Times bestselling memoir, Unthinkable: Trauma, Truth, and the Trials of American Democracy.
Register by February 25.
Wednesday, February 9
2:30 pm EST
zoom
International Camp for Democratic Leadership – Info Session
Please join us for a brief information session to learn more about this summer’s ICDL at the University of Crete in Greece!
We will be discussing the application and admission process, guidelines, registration fees, and the structure of the camp.
Humanities Teaching as Leadership Training:
A Study-to-Practice Faculty Development Workshop Series
Session Dates
February 3, 4-5:30pm ET: Opening Session: How is Humanities Teaching Leadership Training?
February 10, 4-5:30pm ET: Track Workshop 1
February 17, 4-5:30pm ET: Track Workshop 2
April 7, 4-5:30pm ET: Closing Session: Presentation of New Materials
GOALS
To better understand and appreciate the role that humanities educators play as leadership trainers
To intentionally redesign course materials with the explicit aim of getting students to practice leadership behaviors and cultivate leadership traits
To develop ways to effectively communicate with students, colleagues, administrators, and the public how humanities coursework translates into better leadership practice for students in the short and long-term.
THursday, january 20
2 -4 pm est
zoom
Performance, Creativity, and Leadership
Please join us in this workshop led by Richard Giarusso where we will consider the issues of performance as they relate to the performing arts before assessing relevant leadership behaviors and considering how we might integrate such behaviors in our teaching.
This is an event of the Leading Teachers Community of Practice (LTCP).
Tuesday January 4
2 pm to 4 pm EST
Crafting the Kallion Syllabus:
Part 1
Join Dr. Ilana Horwitz, Assistant Professor and Chair of Contemporary Jewish Life at Tulane University, to help workshop her syllabus for a new class she will be teaching in Spring 2022, titled: “Jewish Leadership.”
Participants will also receive a new Kallion-LTCP checklist designed to help them explore ways in which conventional syllabus “vocabulary” might be more richly imagined. Bring your own draft syllabi for the new semester.
This is an event of the Leading Teachers Community of Practice (LTCP).
October 21st 4:00 – 5:30 pm EST
Leadership Through the Humanities:
Professional Perspectives
In this virtual panel discussion, professionals from intelligence, medicine, and the civic sector will share their personal perspectives on how their humanities educations have informed and shaped their professional leadership journeys.
Hosted by the Georgetown Humanities Initiative and Kallion Leadership, Inc.
October 15th 12:30 – 1:30 pm EDT
Navigating Re-Entry:
An LTCP “Open Mic” Night
After eighteen months when many of us hardly set foot on our campuses, let alone our classrooms, the fall 2021 semester finds us returning to many (if not quite all) of the patterns of campus life that were so easy to take for granted before March 2020.
In this roundtable discussion, we will share our own experiences of “re-entry” in the past weeks.
Come ready to share with others in a supportive and collegial environment.
A virtual fundraiser for the International Camp for democratic leadership
Charles Ives and the Ideals of Democracy
Thursday, June 10 7:30-9:00 PM EST
Join Richard Giarusso–Kallion Advisor and Chair of Musicology at the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins University–for a Zoom lecture and discussion on the democratic legacy of Charles Ives: one of the most important American composers of the 20th Century. Funds raised will benefit the International Camp for Democratic Leadership. Donations are encouraged but not required for registration.
