Emotional Intelligence *

This workshop is an intensive 5-day session designed to enable participants to learn about, build, and practice emotional intelligence skills in a small group setting. Skilled facilitators provide tools and feedback to enable participants to learn about themselves and to immediately practice emerging skills. As group life unfolds, participants give and receive feedback regarding the impact they have on others in the group.  Participants will learn both inter-personal and intra-group communication skills. 

The primary emphasis of this workshop is leadership development.  To quote Daniel Goleman in Primal Leadership, “The fundamental task of a leader is to prime good feelings in those they lead.  That occurs when a leader creates resonance—a reservoir of positivity that frees the best in people.  At its root the primal job of leadership is emotion.  The power of emotionally intelligent leadership is to inspire, arouse passion and enthusiasm – and keep people motivated and committed.”  This sounds like the traits of an effective church leader.   

++Please Note++ An additional fee of $185 is assessed for the EQ profile. The EQ staff will contact you directly for this payment. The $185 fee is not refundable once the profile has been scored.++

For on campus housing at Luther Seminary call 651-523-1619 or [email protected]

 

 

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Dates: July 8-12, 2013

Seminar Leaders:
Roy Oswald, Executive Director, The Center for Emotional Intelligence and Human Relations Skills

Jim Henkelman-Bahn, Chairman of the Board, Center for EQ-HR Skills, Associate Professor Emeritus

University of Maryland College Park, organization development consultant for over 35 years

Graduate Credit: Available

Graduate Credit Adviser: David Lose, Marbury E. Anderson Chair in Biblical Preaching, Luther Seminary

Tuition: $595

Contact Hours: 30

Class Times:
Monday, 2 – 9 p.m.
Tuesday – Thursday, 9 am – 9 pm
Friday, 9 am – 1 pm