2010
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Check-in and networking begin at 9:30 am. Coffee and continental breakfast
are served.
Events are conducted from 10am to 1pm. Your $80 SANDAPT annual membership includes
free admission to six events throughout the year as well as an affliated membership
with our parent organization, Association of Psychological Type International!
Event fees for non-members are $25 per event (Membership fees for current college
students are $55, or $15 per event for non-member students). Most
events qualify for 3 hours of NBCC and APA CEUs. Please check with us in advance.
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NEXT
EVENT:
September 25
WHAT:
The Zig-Zag Decision Making
Model and the 4 Mental Functions
“In any moment of decision the best thing
you can do is the right thing, the next best thing
is the
wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing.” -
Theodore Roosevelt
We make decisions every day, some more important
than others, some with thoughtful consideration
and deliberation others out of habit. The decisions leaders
make in an organization have long term impact on
themselves, their employees and the future success
of the organization and possibly the surrounding
communities. Leaders are also expected to make
team
decisions with others who often times do not share
their Type and approach to decision making. Plan
to attend this session to learn more about the
Zig-Zag decision making model and its connection to other
models and their successful application.
WHO:
Eric Kaufmann,
president of Insights4Results, LLC, is a leadership advisor and coach.
Eric has logged more than 4,500 hours of coaching, mentoring, and facilitating
senior executives and teams in established companies to become better
leaders who make better decisions and achieve better results. He has
worked with the likes of Sony, T-Mobile, Cox, Alcon Laboratories, BAE
Systems, Biogen Idec, and Petco. Eric is an instructor for the SDSU
Coaching for Organizational Excellence certificate program, a Vistage
chair and speaker, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, and Master Scuba
diving instructor.
Susan Curtin, partner with Insights4Results, LLC has an extensive history
working internally for city and county government, focusing the past
13 years on developing award winning succession management and leadership
development programs. Her internal roles have included employee assistance
manager, diversity project lead /program manager, career development
manager, and HHSA training and development manager. She specializes
in coaching, facilitating and designing leadership development programs
and is an instructor in the SDSU College of Extended Studies Coaching
for Organizational Excellence certificate program. Susan holds a Master’s
degree in Counseling and is a Certified Employee Assistance Professional.
2010
LIST OF EVENTS
September 25: Eric
Kaufmann, Susan Curtin – The
Zig-Zag Decision Making Model and the 4 Mental
Functions
November 13: Hile
Rutledge – Type Dynamics
PAST TOPICS
Type & Leadership
Sharon
Richmond
Type & Emotional
Intelligence
Laura Trozzi
Piercing
the Heart of Type
Dario Nardi
Type
Applied at Southwest Airlines
Scott
Powell
Type & Job
Satisfaction
Scott
Dannemiller
Type & Contextual
Coaching
Susan Nash
Type & Parenting
Janice Baer
Illustrating
Type with Pop Culture Characters
Jeff Johannigman
Type & Relationships
Scott Wildey, M.Div.
Type & Emotional
Intelligence
Dr. Sarita Bhakuni
Coaching
the Changing Workforce: Generations and Type Development
Nancy
Barger
Type & Neuroscience: "This
is Your Brain on Type"
Dario Nardi,
UCLA professor
Losing
Your Grip at Work: Type & Stress
Patrick
Kerwin, SANDAPT President
Click here to download the Group Exercise Notes.
Using
Personality Type to Add Purpose to Life
Jane
A. G. Kise, Ed.D.
The
Neuroscience of Emotional Intelligence and Type
Dario
Nardi, Ph.D.
The
Value of Type in Organizations
Susan
Curtin, M.S.
From
16 to One Million: How the MBTI Step II Form Q Reveals the
Unique Nature of Each Personality
Ron
Elliott, Ph.D.
Type,
Education, & Children: Applications of the Murphy-Meisgeier
Type Indicator (MMTIC)
Elizabeth
Murphy, Ed.D, M.Ed.
Type & Creativity:
Permission, Passion and Perception
Susan
Scherer
“Unfiltered
Type”
SANDAPT Panel
“Leadership,
Emotional Intelligence & Type”
Speaker:
Richmond & Associates Principal, Sharon Lebovitz Richmond,
MBA
“Men
Aren’t Always from Mars, Nor Women from Venus: Reframing
the Thinking and Feeling Functions”
Speakers:
John and Barbara McDonald
“Word
and Image: A Focus On Feeling”
Speaker: Author, Trainer, & APT Faculty Member Karen Keefer
“Type and Change: What’s Type Got To Do
With It?”
Speaker: Author, Trainer, & APT Faculty Member Nancy Barger
“Type, Culture, and International Applications
of Type”
Speaker: OPP Principal Betsy Kendall of Oxford, England
“Type and Conflict”
Speaker: Trainer, Author, and APT Faculty Member Patrick Kerwin
“The Experience of Sensing”
Trainer & APT Faculty Member Karen Keefer
“Introverted Inferior Sensing; Dominant Extraverted Thinking:
What’s
It All Mean?”
Trainer & APT Faculty Member Judi Grutter of Lake Tahoe,
CA
“The Next Step: MBTI® Step
II”
APT Faculty Member Patrick Kerwin and Ann Alkire of CPP
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