AEA Conference 2005

Leadership As Boundary-Crossing:  Multi-Level, Cross-Cultural Evaluation Approaches.

 

Claire Reinelt, Hazel Symonette, Meanette KP Benham, Teresa R. Behrens, Kim Amman Howard, Hanh Cao Yu, Heather K Lewis-Charp, Prisca Collins, Rodney K. Hopson.

Methods for Attending to Context and Culture.

 

Jennifer L. Yessis, Hine Laperrire, Douglas W. Booker, Jim Blaine, Caroline DeWitt, Teuta Dodbiba, Barbara Van Maris, Kristie Coulombe.

We live in a world of boundaries and borders – geographic borders, disciplinary boundaries, and intellectual territoriality. Competing models, professional jargon, and alternative frameworks sometimes divide us – as do perspectives, contexts, cultures, politics, values, and experiences…  Click here to search for sessions sponsored by the Nonprofit and Foundation TIG. 

Crossing Borders Crossing Boundaries

October 24 - 30, 2005

TIG Sponsored Sessions Highlights

Not Lost in Translation:  Listening Begets Impact Across Borders.

 

Zoe C. Clayson, Gale Berkowitz, John B. Nash.

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Toronto, Canada

2005 Proposal Reviewers—Thank You!

 

 

Zoe A Barley

Lester W Baxter

Pauline Brooks

Stanley T. Capela

Tania Jarosewich

Mindy Hightower King

Karen Motylewski

John Nash

James Reidel

Simon Roy

John E. Sherman

Kathy Simpson

Emily Hoole

Deborah Wasserman

Gale Berkowitz