Dare to Lead™ Workshop

April 23 - 24, 2020 | 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Knutson Campus Center | The Centrum
Concordia College | Moorhead, MN

What does it take to remain calm and engaged in conflict? To find continual meaning and purpose in work, and maintain grounded confidence? We will explore critical moments in leadership and how the stories we create about them influence not only our self-understanding as leaders but also our actions and behaviors. Through self-exploration, large and small group discussion we will learn new patterns of critical awareness and practices that will empower leaders to live and lead authentically with increased courage and connection.

12.0 CEUs for MN and ND social work professionals
This program is valid for 12.0 PDCs for the SHRM-CP^® or SHRM-SCP^®

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At a Glance |

Who | Courses, workshops and events designed for anyone in the community seeking to improve or enrich their lives through creative subjects, and interactive, social connection.

What | Literary, motivational, inspirational subjects facilitated by experts with a mentoring spirit.

Where | Most courses will be held on the Concordia College campus. Check course details for exact locations.

Contact Info |
Jacque Stamatopoulos | 218-299-3567
continue@cord.edu
jstamato@cord.edu

Courses & Resources |

Lorentzen Luncheon Series |
Hosted by the Concordia College Offutt School of Business, this monthly luncheon series convenes conversations at the nexus of faith and work. Join us to network with local and national leaders from business, public, nonprofit and education sectors as they share how they involve faith values in their practice.

Concordia Language Villages | Adult & Professional Programs
Learning comes naturally when you are free from the distractions of everyday life. Build your confidence in speaking through international and spontaneous activities that easily translate to real-life situations. Learn more about our immersive learning approach.

Narrative 4 |
Narrative 4 harnesses the power of the story exchange to equip and embolden individuals to improve their lives, their communities, and the world. Story exchange allows us to see the world, and ourselves, more empathetically through the exchange of personal narratives. Today, this belief is supported by the work of neuroscientists, as well as by the experiences of story exchange participants. Led by Narrative 4 facilitators, story exchanges are customized for businesses, community organizations, and classrooms building on four basic steps... Preparing, Pairing & Sharing, Exchanging Stories and Reflecting. To learn more about N4 and upcoming events, contact Jillain Veil-Ehnert at ehnert@cord.edu.