Final+Assignment

Final Assignment and other Information: 

====As we discussed in class, your "Final" will be on Wednesday, April 25th. We will begin at 1:00pm. I'm working on trying to get a different room for us to be in so we don't have to look at the backs of people's heads!! If there is a location change, I will send you an email.====

====For class on April 25th, remember to please read at least two of the four sections of the //**"Four Fold Way."**// My suggestion, if you haven't started on the book, is to find which two of the "four" most resonate with you in terms of any of the following: 1) It articulates a personal challenge, currently or in the past, for you, 2) It continues to remind you of your personal work, or 3) It simply resonates with you or you find it of interest.====

====My hope is that we can talk about the book and its connection to leadership, your thoughts as you've had a chance to read and reflect on whatever sections you've chosen, and why I think the book is probably one of the most important for not only in discussing leadership, but its application to "life!"====

====In addition to discussing the book, I would like to debrief your learning experience for this class, this semester. As you recall, I used the first day of class to ask you several things: 1) Your expectations for the class and 2) What gifts and talents were you going to bring to this learning community? I would like to revisit those two questions as a part of our dialogue.====

Finally, please take a look at this word document. I would like to incorporate //**"Change Agent Abilities"**// as we discuss the class experience.


====My only regret, content wise, is that we didn't get a chance to discuss the concept of "Christian Privilege." Here are two journal articles I was going to use as a point of reference in our discussion. I wanted to discuss, what, if any, is the difference between "Christian privilege and the other areas of privilege we discussed such as "White privilege" or "male privilege." We won't have time to review it in class but I thought I would provide it for those who have an interest in understanding what it looks like and operates.====