PANEL 2: ARTS IN LASALLIAN BUSINESS SCHOOL: SOME CREATIVE & CONTEMPLATIVE
Exercises Using Poetry, Improv, Music & Film
Saint Mary’s College of California, US
VIERNES 8 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2024
HORA: 11:30 AM CST (Hora Estándar Central) Bogotá, Perú - 10:30 AM Ciudad de México
Enlace: https://meet.google.com/owf-hnko-cxj
Scholars at a LaSallian business school, at the 163 years old Saint Mary’s College of California, US, have used different art forms in their teaching, research and practice, as a way to explore, experience, understand, and re-imagine various management topics. In this panel they will share their expertise and offer demonstrations. These immersive experiences promote reflection and critical thinking, and go beyond the dry analytical theories that tend to dominate business school curricula. These demonstrate how to inculcate three of the five core LaSallian values of respect for all persons, inclusive community, and quality education. This panel offers: 1. Presentations by three professors who teach different business-related subjects, of strategy, organizational behaviour, and business ethics, using different art forms, of poetry, improv, music and film, to share why and how they pursue this work and to provide some direct experience with these art forms to illustrate their soft pedagogical power, 2. A five year summary of this work outside Saint Mary’s College at the Academy of Management, Management Spirituality and Religion and International Humanistic Management Association, and its impact. 3. A dialog and question and answer session to share resources and build connections for future work.
Guests
Jyoti Bachani is a full professor of strategy and innovation responsible at Saint Mary's College of California. She has organized several arts based workshops at the Academy of Management and for her executive MBA students in Silicon Valley. She professes that arts are so closely tied to the wellbeing of humans and societies that bringing it to organizational work is an important service, so she co-founded the US and Indian chapters of the International Humanistic Management Association.
Grant Rozeboom is an associate Professor of Business Ethics and Social Responsibility in the Organizations and Responsible Business Department at Saint Mary's College of California. His research concerns a range of issues in normative and applied ethics, including the basis of moral equality, the attitude of respect for persons, and morally creditworthy motivation. He received a BA in philosophy from the University of Northern Iowa and a PhD in philosophy from Stanford University.
Lili Yan is an Associate Professor of Business Ethics and Social Responsibility at Saint Mary’s College of California. Her research engages interdisciplinary inquiries in business ethics, law and strategy in an international context. Her second research stream examines through theoretical and empirical approaches the relationships between music and business ethics, and the modulating effect of music in fostering moral business. Lili received her Ph.D. from George Washington University School of Business and J.D. from Indiana University-Bloomington Maurer School of Law.
MODERA: YAMITH FANDIÑO