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Welcome to the Centre for
Spirituality and the Workplace
"Positively and strategically influencing the conversation and
accomplishments about spirituality and the workplace globally" |
About Us |
The Centre for Spirituality and the Workplace (established in 2004) is the first academic-based centre for spirituality and work in Canada. Housed in the Sobey School of Business at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Centre is both a centre for academic activities and a centre of influence in the community, the nation, and the world. The Centre reflects Saint Mary's role as a leader in research and community relationship building both locally and internationally. The Centre engages academics and practitioners in various sectors and organizations in collaborative and community-based research, and offers networking, support, conference, and consulting services. Because of the interdisciplinary and multifaith nature of work and spirituality, the Centre works with faculty from numerous departments and programs at Saint Mary's University and its affiliate, Atlantic School of Theology, as well as with other universities and religious organizations, to develop lectures, courses, and programs. The Centre celebrates and promotes Saint Mary's goal of personal development and wellbeing of all students. |
Gary Boelhower Ph.D |
Upcoming Events at the Centre
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Gary Boelhower Ph.D, Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at The College of St. Scholastica and founder of the Center for Spirituality and Leadership at Marian University.
Wisdom in the Workplace
Professor Boelhower consults with a broad range of organizations on workplace culture, values integration, mission and planning, and has facilitated executive development programs on dialogue, appreciative inquiry, values and leadership. He has delivered more than 500 professional presentations throughout the United States and at international conferences in Spain, Italy, France, and Canada. His research and writing focus on spirituality and leadership, spirituality and decision-making, responses to religious pluralism, and process theology.
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Please Join Us on March 25th, 2010 - More Details to Come! |
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