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Leading with Courage Sample Class
9/22/2023Recent Activity

Buehring, Gavin Michael left a positive review 8/18/2020
It was great!! Provided a ton of information!!

Bindner, Moira Ann left a positive review 3/22/2018
Exceptional event

Bindner, Moira Ann left a positive review 6/19/2018
Thoughtful, insightful, and a really great event.

DeGeorge, Betsy left a positive review 2/12/2020
Wonderful!

Morris, Bethany Margaret left a positive review 10/9/2019
The speaker was very engaging and well prepared. My one criticism is that the talk didn't address the title topic "Ending Extreme Poverty without Endangering Ecosystems". Based on the research presented (which was very limited in the field) the connection between poverty alleviation and ecosystem destruction isn't clearly understood. It is known almost inherently but not truly quantified.

Hector, Judith Ellen left a positive review 9/11/2019
Engaging and thoroughly enjoyable. The presentation and then polling using Kahoots was very informative. I thought the film, Die goettliche Ordnung, was super at depicting the 1970's in Switzerland and had a number of moments of humor.
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