There is a largely under-appreciated difference between intention and perception. In our day-to-day lives, each of us may intend for our words and actions to convey a certain meaning, and believe that meaning has been clearly expressed. Yet there is no guarantee that others are actually perceiving our meaning as intended.
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The most interesting RGLP session for me was Dr. Gama Perruci’s. As an avid lover of history, I find the ways in which history can inform our decisions in the present to be fascinating. This poses the question: how can history inform present day intercultural communication and leadership? Dr. Perruci walked us through the history of national identity and how that has evolved recently in our increasingly globalized world.
[more]PLEASE NOTE: This opportunity is listed for reference only. The deadline to apply has passed. This is an unpaid internship opportunity from outside the Rockefeller Center. Position Type: Internship - unpaid Location: Remote (Organization based out of Concord, NH)
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PLEASE NOTE: This opportunity is listed for reference only. The deadline to apply has passed. This is an unpaid internship opportunity from outside the Rockefeller Center.
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On Thursday, February 17th, Professor Curt Welling ’71 came to talk to us about the leadership challenges presented by controversial social issues. Professor Welling graduated from Dartmouth College as part of the class of 1971, and later graduated Tuck Business school in 1977. After graduating from Tuck, Professor Welling spent 25 years working in the investment banking and securities industries, and then spent the next 11 working for AmeriCares as their president and chief executive officer.
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