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Benedictine Pedagogy Conference 2008 Featured Speakers | |
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11th president of Saint John's University,
Reinhart joined the Saint John's faculty in the department of history, teaching
First-Year Symposium, Tudor-Stuart History and Reformation History. He was a faculty
resident in the campus residence halls from 1982-1991. In 1988, he was elected
dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, a post he held until his election to
the presidency by the Board of Regents in January 1991. His work as Dean was characterized
by an acute mastery of detail, commitment to the needs of students, a strong advocacy
of support of the faculty in their teaching, scholarship, and research and a genuinely
moving affection for Saint John's as a university. |
Brother
Dietrich Reinhart, OSB President, Saint John's University Collegeville, Minnesota | |
 | A Principal of Corporation for Positive Change (CPC) and a Professor of Organization Development at Benedictine University, an internationally recognized organizational consultant, and a Founding Owner of Appreciative Inquiry Consulting, a global firm that includes several of the world's leading thinkers on appreciative inquiry. Jim's areas of expertise include appreciative inquiry, organizational redesign and whole system change, large group interventions, the people side of mergers and acquisitions, human motivation, and organizational storytelling. Dr. Ludema led a university-wide Benedictine Heritage Day at Benedictine University in 2000. |
James
Ludema, Ph.D. Professor, Organizational Development Benedictine University | |
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