Zoom meeting: Pedagogical Innovation: Best Practices
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UNICON Research Report 2019 – Pedagogical Innovation: Best Practices Through the Perspective of some Major Business Schools Around the World
Read moreThis 18-month inquiry into Pedagogy Innovation shares best practices through the perspective of Executive Directors, deans and similar positions at eleven leading business schools worldwide.
Member Spotlight: Dr. Ghada Howaidy – The American University in Cairo
Read moreUNICON has over 100 member institutions worldwide that are committed to the development and advancement of executive education. To celebrate our member institutions, we will be sharing spotlights and interviews of some of our members within the UNICON community. Member Interview: Dr. Ghada Howaidy, Associate Dean, Executive...
2020 UNICON Workshop: Registration Deadline and Panel Announcements
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Yale: Panels, Lectures, Conversations: Engage at the Annual UNICON Workshop
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Gain tools derived from research in emotional intelligence and innovation to connect deeply with clients and adopt a stakeholder lens for insightful program design.
This event is open to all individuals associated with UNICON institutions.
UNICON Online Event: The Voice of the Customer during Covid-19
Read moreMarco Serrato, Associate Provost, University of Chicago and Chair, UNICON board of directors. interviews Alexander Alonso, Chief Knowledge Officer, Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).
Recording now on YouTube https://youtu.be/RCvPuyb0atY
FT: Executive education is evolving rapidly
Read more“In order to maintain their influence at a time of fierce competitive provision and increasing internal pressure on performance, business schools — like other education providers — are having to innovate in what they teach, how they teach it and how they demonstrate effectiveness.”
Alexander Alonso: Here’s what the future of work will look like
Read moreThe US workforce is no stranger to crises. As history teaches us: This, too, shall pass. In the post-Covid-19 world of work, all of us will have to be capable of adapting.
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