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Empathic Action & Social Entrepreneurship: Change the World and your life
Description
Alumni Career Services Webinar: Empathic Action & Social Entrepreneurship: How Changing the World can also Change your Life
Neuroscience has recently confirmed that we are all born with an innate capacity for empathy. Join Anita Nowak BComm'97, PhD'11 in a groundbreaking interactive webinar to explore the role that empathy can play in your individual, family, community and professional life. Doing so can lead the way to creating more personal and professional impact and changing your life and society for the better.
Objectives
· Discover how to engage in Empathic Action in your own life and identify opportunities to adopt an Empathic Action mindset.
· Determine personal action steps to increase your societal impact.
About the Host
Dr. Anita Nowak is the Integrating Director of the Social Economy Initiative (SEI) which aims to integrate social entrepreneurship and social innovation into the Desautels Faulty of Management's teaching, research and outreach activities (www.mcgill.ca/sei). She graduated from McGill with a Bachelor of Commerce in 1997, and completed her PhD in 2011. She is also certified as a Professional and Personal Coach. Anita's doctoral work involved narrative inquiry interviews with social entrepreneurs to inform a concept she calls "Empathic Action." Her dissertation was nominated for the Association of Non-Profit and Social Economy Research (ANSER) Award for the Outstanding Thesis at the Doctoral Level.
Anita Nowak has three interrelated passions: First, through her teaching, writing and public speaking, she aims to inspire individuals to become more socially engaged. Second, in her role at McGill University, she is committed to working with enlightened business leaders and social entrepreneurs to fast-track a vibrant social economy. Third, as a certified coach with professional fundraising experience, she endeavors to help individuals of means develop what she calls their 'Lifetime Legacy Plan.'
Neuroscience has recently confirmed that we are all born with an innate capacity for empathy. Join Anita Nowak BComm'97, PhD'11 in a groundbreaking interactive webinar to explore the role that empathy can play in your individual, family, community and professional life. Doing so can lead the way to creating more personal and professional impact and changing your life and society for the better.
Objectives
· Discover how to engage in Empathic Action in your own life and identify opportunities to adopt an Empathic Action mindset.
· Determine personal action steps to increase your societal impact.
About the Host
Dr. Anita Nowak is the Integrating Director of the Social Economy Initiative (SEI) which aims to integrate social entrepreneurship and social innovation into the Desautels Faulty of Management's teaching, research and outreach activities (www.mcgill.ca/sei). She graduated from McGill with a Bachelor of Commerce in 1997, and completed her PhD in 2011. She is also certified as a Professional and Personal Coach. Anita's doctoral work involved narrative inquiry interviews with social entrepreneurs to inform a concept she calls "Empathic Action." Her dissertation was nominated for the Association of Non-Profit and Social Economy Research (ANSER) Award for the Outstanding Thesis at the Doctoral Level.
Anita Nowak has three interrelated passions: First, through her teaching, writing and public speaking, she aims to inspire individuals to become more socially engaged. Second, in her role at McGill University, she is committed to working with enlightened business leaders and social entrepreneurs to fast-track a vibrant social economy. Third, as a certified coach with professional fundraising experience, she endeavors to help individuals of means develop what she calls their 'Lifetime Legacy Plan.'
Details
If you are interested in social entrepreneurship, don't miss "Strengths of the Social Economy," the inaugural SEI flagship event on April 16, 5-8pm at the Faculty Club (www.mcgill.ca/sei-flagship).
Date and Time
Thursday, March 21, 2013 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Location
Online, participants must have a headset
Montreal, Quebec
CANADA
Montreal, Quebec
CANADA
RSVP/Pre-Register
March 14, 2013 to March 21, 2013
Tickets
| General FREE |