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  • 1.  Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

    Posted 03-07-2011 20:02

    Dear Fellow MSR members,

    Mark and I plan to submit a proposal for a caucus at the San Antonio meeting, and the submission must name five other people who support the caucus. Supporting it doesn't mean committing to attend (although that would be nice), after all, we don't know the schedule yet. If you would be willing to be named as a supporter, please email me to let me know. Subject to tweaking before submitting (deadline is March 8), here's the caucus description:

    Embodied Awareness and Leadership

    For over 2500 years the East has developed practices for 'embodied awareness' (moving mindfully and with intention).  These practices include hatha yoga (India), tai chi and qi gong (China) and aikido, zen, and sword (Japan).  More recently in the West we have seen the recent development of schoools of practice that are much younger and include:  Continuum, the Feldenkrais Method, and the Alexander Technique.  

    This caucus is for people interested in applying the lessons from the practice of embodied awareness to the realm of management and leadership. The session topics may include mindfulness of the body, flow, intentional movement, transformative learning, body intelligence, enhancing creativity through movement, and leadership based on 'presencing' (see Scharmer, 2007).  

    Questions to be discussed or considered are; 
    1. How can research be conducted on embodied awareness?  
    2. Why is this topic important for leaders?  
    3. What are the paradigmatic considerations that embodied awareness raises?

    Thank you for your consideration of support.

    Best wishes

    Mark Kriger and Kay Rudisill

    Professor of Strategic Management

    Norwegian School of Management BI

    Nydalsveien 37, NO-0442 Oslo, Norway

    Tel: +47-46-41-0477

    email: mark.kriger@bi.no



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  • 2.  Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

    Posted 03-07-2011 20:08
    I'll support this caucus. I'd also be interested in attending.

    Terri Egan
    --
    Terri Egan, Ph.D.
    Associate Professor of Applied Behavioral Science
    Graziadio School of Business and Management
    Pepperdine University
    (949) 542-7875

    And – Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner!


    From: Kay Rudisill <kay.rudisill@ORACLE.COM>
    Reply-To: "Management, Spirituality & Religion" <MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU>
    Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2011 17:01:49 -0800
    To: "MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU" <MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU>
    Subject: Support needed for a Caucus Proposal


    Dear Fellow MSR members,

    Mark and I plan to submit a proposal for a caucus at the San Antonio meeting, and the submission must name five other people who support the caucus. Supporting it doesn't mean committing to attend (although that would be nice), after all, we don't know the schedule yet. If you would be willing to be named as a supporter, please email me to let me know. Subject to tweaking before submitting (deadline is March 8), here's the caucus description:

    Embodied Awareness and Leadership

    For over 2500 years the East has developed practices for 'embodied awareness' (moving mindfully and with intention).  These practices include hatha yoga (India), tai chi and qi gong (China) and aikido, zen, and sword (Japan).  More recently in the West we have seen the recent development of schoools of practice that are much younger and include:  Continuum, the Feldenkrais Method, and the Alexander Technique.  

    This caucus is for people interested in applying the lessons from the practice of embodied awareness to the realm of management and leadership. The session topics may include mindfulness of the body, flow, intentional movement, transformative learning, body intelligence, enhancingcreativity through movement, and leadership based on 'presencing' (see Scharmer, 2007).  

    Questions to be discussed or considered are; 
    1. How can research be conducted on embodied awareness?  
    2. Why is this topic important for leaders?  
    3. What are the paradigmatic considerations that embodied awareness raises?

    Thank you for your consideration of support.

    Best wishes

    Mark Kriger and Kay Rudisill

    Professor of Strategic Management

    Norwegian School of Management BI

    Nydalsveien 37, NO-0442 Oslo, Norway

    Tel: +47-46-41-0477

    email: mark.kriger@bi.no



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  • 3.  Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

    Posted 03-07-2011 20:47

    Kay/Mark, very nice - happy to support...See you in TX....A

     

    From: Management, Spirituality & Religion [mailto:MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Kay Rudisill
    Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 5:02 PM
    To: MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

     

     

    Dear Fellow MSR members,

    Mark and I plan to submit a proposal for a caucus at the San Antonio meeting, and the submission must name five other people who support the caucus. Supporting it doesn't mean committing to attend (although that would be nice), after all, we don't know the schedule yet. If you would be willing to be named as a supporter, please email me to let me know. Subject to tweaking before submitting (deadline is March 8), here's the caucus description:

    Embodied Awareness and Leadership

     

    For over 2500 years the East has developed practices for 'embodied awareness' (moving mindfully and with intention).  These practices include hatha yoga (India), tai chi and qi gong (China) and aikido, zen, and sword (Japan).  More recently in the West we have seen the recent development of schoools of practice that are much younger and include:  Continuum, the Feldenkrais Method, and the Alexander Technique. 

     

    This caucus is for people interested in applying the lessons from the practice of embodied awareness to the realm of management and leadership. The session topics may include mindfulness of the body, flow, intentional movement, transformative learning, body intelligence, enhancing creativity through movement, and leadership based on 'presencing' (see Scharmer, 2007). 

     

    Questions to be discussed or considered are; 

    1. How can research be conducted on embodied awareness? 

    2. Why is this topic important for leaders? 

    3. What are the paradigmatic considerations that embodied awareness raises?

    Thank you for your consideration of support.

     

    Best wishes

     

    Mark Kriger and Kay Rudisill

     

    Professor of Strategic Management

    Norwegian School of Management BI

    Nydalsveien 37, NO-0442 Oslo, Norway

    Tel: +47-46-41-0477

    email: mark.kriger@bi.no

     

     

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  • 4.  Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

    Posted 03-07-2011 22:30

    Hi Kay,

     

    I am very happy to support this caucus.

     

     

    Judi Neal, Ph.D.

    Director, Tyson Center for Faith and Spirituality in the Workplace

    Sam M. Walton College of Business

    University of Arkansas

    One at University of Arkansas

    Fayetteville, AR 72701

    +1 479-575-3721 office

    +1 479-304-8834 mobile

    Email: Jneal@walton.uark.edu

    Website:  http://tfsw.uark.edu

    Author:  "Edgewalkers: People and Organizations that Take Risks, Build Bridges, and Break New Ground" (Praeger 2006), www.edgewalkers.org

     

     

     

    God doesn't call the qualified, he qualifies the called.

     

     

     

    From: Management, Spirituality & Religion [mailto:MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Kay Rudisill
    Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 7:02 PM
    To: MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

     

     

    Dear Fellow MSR members,

    Mark and I plan to submit a proposal for a caucus at the San Antonio meeting, and the submission must name five other people who support the caucus. Supporting it doesn't mean committing to attend (although that would be nice), after all, we don't know the schedule yet. If you would be willing to be named as a supporter, please email me to let me know. Subject to tweaking before submitting (deadline is March 8), here's the caucus description:

    Embodied Awareness and Leadership

     

    For over 2500 years the East has developed practices for 'embodied awareness' (moving mindfully and with intention).  These practices include hatha yoga (India), tai chi and qi gong (China) and aikido, zen, and sword (Japan).  More recently in the West we have seen the recent development of schoools of practice that are much younger and include:  Continuum, the Feldenkrais Method, and the Alexander Technique. 

     

    This caucus is for people interested in applying the lessons from the practice of embodied awareness to the realm of management and leadership. The session topics may include mindfulness of the body, flow, intentional movement, transformative learning, body intelligence, enhancing creativity through movement, and leadership based on 'presencing' (see Scharmer, 2007). 

     

    Questions to be discussed or considered are; 

    1. How can research be conducted on embodied awareness? 

    2. Why is this topic important for leaders? 

    3. What are the paradigmatic considerations that embodied awareness raises?

    Thank you for your consideration of support.

     

    Best wishes

     

    Mark Kriger and Kay Rudisill

     

    Professor of Strategic Management

    Norwegian School of Management BI

    Nydalsveien 37, NO-0442 Oslo, Norway

    Tel: +47-46-41-0477

    email: mark.kriger@bi.no

     

     

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  • 5.  Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

    Posted 03-07-2011 23:29
    Kay,
     
    I'm happy to support this caucus and have a great interest in it.  I have a syllabus (with a great bibliography) we created for a course in Somatics and Embodied Awareness at Fielding University that I can share if you are interested.
     
    Dorianne Cotter-Lockard
    Dorianne_cotter@sbcglobal.net
    Cell: 805-428-2600
    www.phdconfidential.wordpress.com


    From: Kay Rudisill <kay.rudisill@ORACLE.COM>
    To: MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Sent: Mon, March 7, 2011 5:01:49 PM
    Subject: Support needed for a Caucus Proposal


    Dear Fellow MSR members,

    Mark and I plan to submit a proposal for a caucus at the San Antonio meeting, and the submission must name five other people who support the caucus. Supporting it doesn't mean committing to attend (although that would be nice), after all, we don't know the schedule yet. If you would be willing to be named as a supporter, please email me to let me know. Subject to tweaking before submitting (deadline is March 8), here's the caucus description:

    Embodied Awareness and Leadership

    For over 2500 years the East has developed practices for 'embodied awareness' (moving mindfully and with intention).  These practices include hatha yoga (India), tai chi and qi gong (China) and aikido, zen, and sword (Japan).  More recently in the West we have seen the recent development of schoools of practice that are much younger and include:  Continuum, the Feldenkrais Method, and the Alexander Technique.  

    This caucus is for people interested in applying the lessons from the practice of embodied awareness to the realm of management and leadership. The session topics may include mindfulness of the body, flow, intentional movement, transformative learning, body intelligence, enhancing creativity through movement, and leadership based on 'presencing' (see Scharmer, 2007).  

    Questions to be discussed or considered are; 
    1. How can research be conducted on embodied awareness?  
    2. Why is this topic important for leaders?  
    3. What are the paradigmatic considerations that embodied awareness raises?

    Thank you for your consideration of support.

    Best wishes

    Mark Kriger and Kay Rudisill

    Professor of Strategic Management

    Norwegian School of Management BI

    Nydalsveien 37, NO-0442 Oslo, Norway

    Tel: +47-46-41-0477

    email: mark.kriger@bi.no



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  • 6.  Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

    Posted 03-08-2011 02:17
    I will support the caucus, thanks for the initiative.
     
    Tim Ewest
    From: Management, Spirituality & Religion [MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] on behalf of Kay Rudisill [kay.rudisill@ORACLE.COM]
    Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 7:01 PM
    To: MSR@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Support needed for a Caucus Proposal


    Dear Fellow MSR members,

    Mark and I plan to submit a proposal for a caucus at the San Antonio meeting, and the submission must name five other people who support the caucus. Supporting it doesn't mean committing to attend (although that would be nice), after all, we don't know the schedule yet. If you would be willing to be named as a supporter, please email me to let me know. Subject to tweaking before submitting (deadline is March 8), here's the caucus description:

    Embodied Awareness and Leadership

    For over 2500 years the East has developed practices for 'embodied awareness' (moving mindfully and with intention).  These practices include hatha yoga (India), tai chi and qi gong (China) and aikido, zen, and sword (Japan).  More recently in the West we have seen the recent development of schoools of practice that are much younger and include:  Continuum, the Feldenkrais Method, and the Alexander Technique.  

    This caucus is for people interested in applying the lessons from the practice of embodied awareness to the realm of management and leadership. The session topics may include mindfulness of the body, flow, intentional movement, transformative learning, body intelligence, enhancing creativity through movement, and leadership based on 'presencing' (see Scharmer, 2007).  

    Questions to be discussed or considered are; 
    1. How can research be conducted on embodied awareness?  
    2. Why is this topic important for leaders?  
    3. What are the paradigmatic considerations that embodied awareness raises?

    Thank you for your consideration of support.

    Best wishes

    Mark Kriger and Kay Rudisill

    Professor of Strategic Management

    Norwegian School of Management BI

    Nydalsveien 37, NO-0442 Oslo, Norway

    Tel: +47-46-41-0477

    email: mark.kriger@bi.no



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  • 7.  Support needed for a Caucus Proposal

    Posted 03-08-2011 11:27
    Dear Mark and Kay:

    I would be happy to support your caucus.

    Kim Trahan, Ph.D., LPC

    On Mar 7, 2011, at 8:01 PM, Kay Rudisill wrote:


    Dear Fellow MSR members,

    Mark and I plan to submit a proposal for a caucus at the San Antonio meeting, and the submission must name five other people who support the caucus. Supporting it doesn't mean committing to attend (although that would be nice), after all, we don't know the schedule yet. If you would be willing to be named as a supporter, please email me to let me know. Subject to tweaking before submitting (deadline is March 8), here's the caucus description:

    Embodied Awareness and Leadership

    For over 2500 years the East has developed practices for 'embodied awareness' (moving mindfully and with intention).  These practices include hatha yoga (India), tai chi and qi gong (China) and aikido, zen, and sword (Japan).  More recently in the West we have seen the recent development of schoools of practice that are much younger and include:  Continuum, the Feldenkrais Method, and the Alexander Technique.  

    This caucus is for people interested in applying the lessons from the practice of embodied awareness to the realm of management and leadership. The session topics may include mindfulness of the body, flow, intentional movement, transformative learning, body intelligence, enhancing creativity through movement, and leadership based on 'presencing' (see Scharmer, 2007).  

    Questions to be discussed or considered are; 
    1. How can research be conducted on embodied awareness?  
    2. Why is this topic important for leaders?  
    3. What are the paradigmatic considerations that embodied awareness raises?

    Thank you for your consideration of support.

    Best wishes

    Mark Kriger and Kay Rudisill

    Professor of Strategic Management

    Norwegian School of Management BI

    Nydalsveien 37, NO-0442 Oslo, Norway

    Tel: +47-46-41-0477

    email: mark.kriger@bi.no



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