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»»WORKSHOP SERIES OVERVIEW
The Taos Institute is hosting its first Summer
Workshop Series designed to bring together
academic leaders and outstanding practitioners
in diverse professional fields for Transformative
Dialogues with an international array of participants.
As their focused activity, registrants will select
two workshops from a wide-ranging group led by
Taos Institute founders and board members and
other Taos associates.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
· Social Construction: Relational Theory
and Practice with Kenneth and Mary Gergen
· The Art of Positive Living with
Bob Cottor and Sharon Cottor and friends
AND
· Appreciative Inquiry: Unlimited in Your
Options with Jane Watkins (two workshops
together)
· Re-constructing Inquiry (for inquiring
adults) with Sheila McNamee and Dian Marie
Hosking
· The Therapist as Coach with Harlene
Anderson
· Social Construction Meets the Buddha
with Dian Marie Hosking
· Appreciative Leadership with Jim
Ludema
· Improvisation: Creative Coordination
in Organizations and Everyday Life with Frank
Barrett, Ken Gergen and Mary Gergen
· Relational Practices in Education and
Training with Sheila McNamee and Sally St.
George
 Each
morning will begin with cross-cutting conversations
among the entire community generated by inspiring
speakers, many of whom have been headliners at
previous Taos Institute meetings. Following this
"whole group" time, participants will enter into
their chosen workshops. Additionally, opportunities
abound for informal gatherings, lunch time topical
tables, showcase presentations of new organizational
and community practices and activities.
Plenary Topics Include:
Sunday Evening: Kenneth Gergen
·
Social
Construction and the Challenge of World Conflict
Monday: Sheila McNamee
·
Living
Responsibly in a Complex World
Tuesday: Harlene Anderson, Sally St. George, Dan
Wulff, Sylvia London
·
It's
About Time: Let's Make Room for Conversation
Wednesday: Mary
Gergen
·
“Spin”
and Social Constructionism: Can I Tell the
Truth?
Thursday: Jane Magruder Watkins
·
The
Power of the Global Conversation
Friday: Dawn Dole, Jane Watkins and Bob Cottor
·
Making
a Difference in our Worlds: Bringing it Home
 And,
we are all invited to experience the wonders of
New Hampshire's natural beauty and charm - through
explorations of the sea, mountains, and quaint
villages of New Hampshire. Sports activities,
family vacation opportunities, and lively fellowship
are all at your fingertips on the beautiful campus
of the University of New Hampshire just minutes
from the shore and mountains.
Limited number of scholarships available. Email
info@taosinstitute.net
for more information.
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