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Dr. Cheryl Lentz
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Where do Doctorate professionals "hang out" together online?
Started this discussion. Last reply by ClubMid Sep 19, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
If you or someone you know has earned their doctoral or PhD degree, I'm wondering if you know where these people tend to gather together online? It seems every possible segment of society congregates…Continue
Are you a Refractive Thinker®? Do you follow the crowd, or does the crowd follow you?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Adam Bostock Sep 1, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
The term "refractive thinker" has been popularized in recent years, and I'm curious if YOU would consider yourself a refractive thinker!They are insatiable with their curiosity, and not satisfied…Continue
Input for a new book: What are some examples of the soft side of leadership?
Started this discussion. Last reply by tom abeles Aug 21, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Sometimes in leadership, we talk about those "ruthless" examples such as Donald Trump, General George Patton and Golda Meir. For a new book coming out entitled Leadership Comes Softly, I'm looking…Continue
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- My teaching career started when we were stationed in Tokyo, Japan at Yokota Air Force Base (AFB). There was a great demand for English teachers and thus my entrance into the world of education began. While an English Teacher, I became more of a linguist and tutor, for private companies as well as within the Japanese K-12 Education system. What an experience!
With my new found love of teaching, I pursued my master's degree through Troy State University and so the adventure continued. My experience includes on-ground, Flexnet, blended and online modalities within Web CT, Blackboard, and OLS for both undergrad and graduate students. The disciplines taught include: Leadership, Management, Critical Thinking, History, Marketing, Ethics, Organizational Behavior, and Cultural Diversity.
I found myself back in school years later to complete my doctorate, a Doctorate of Management (DM) in Organizational Leadership. During this program, my first book began to crystallize--The Golden Palace Theory of Management, published June '08.
As a result, I found the model the publishing world used to be quite frankly ineffective and inefficient. Having spent a career of asking why and especially why not, I created a new publishing model that shares both the expense and promotion and a new company was born--The Lentz Leadership Institute, and The Refractive Thinker.
I found many others were looking for ways to gain entrance into the publishing world to share their dissertation and other scholarly works. Since form follows function, the idea of a doctoral anthology has taken root, giving birth to The Refractive Thinker, the series (Vol I. published March of 2009).
Now as both publisher and author, I have the honor to serve my colleagues in helping them to share their ideas with the world.
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FAIL FASTER, SUCCEED SOONER
Posted on July 22, 2010 at 5:42pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
An excerpt from The Refractive Thinker®: Volume I: An Anthology of Higher Learning
The concept of failure: what is it? How do we define it? How are we defined by it? And most importantly, what do we do with it?
The idea of failure is a difficult concept for most, a nebulous intangible that is as different as the person destined to interpret it. Why one may ask? Fear mostly. The idea of failure is at the top of a list of… Continue
The concept of failure: what is it? How do we define it? How are we defined by it? And most importantly, what do we do with it?
The idea of failure is a difficult concept for most, a nebulous intangible that is as different as the person destined to interpret it. Why one may ask? Fear mostly. The idea of failure is at the top of a list of… Continue
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 8:07pm on March 10, 2011, Krishnamurthy Prabhakar said…
Respected Professor, Greetings and really honoured to be your colleague.
Yours sincerely,
Dr.K.Prabhakar
- At 11:30am on July 27, 2010,
Scott Merrick said… - Good to connect. The future looks bright.
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