November 15, 2013
Balance in an all-consuming world!
In this age where we are asked to do more and more and be more and more, the challenge of balancing one’s many roles and expectations can be daunting. This talk will consider the challenge of “being all things to all people” in our lives, and some strategies for managing the chaos of too many demands and too little time.
Your session leader: Dr. Frances Pestello is a Professor of Sociology at Le Moyne College. Dr. Pestello comes to Le Moyne after 25 years at the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio where she served as professor, as well as eight years as chair of the department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work. Her interests are social psychology, law and deviance. She has written on the relationship between attitudes and behavior, deterrence, and the impact of taking psychiatric medication on one’s sense of self.
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All sessions begin at 8:30 with breakfast of fruit, cheeses and pastries; program 9:00 – 11:45.
To register, email or fax your name, organization, and full contact information (including email and phone) todowneyrv@lemoyne.edu fax 445. 4787. Seating is limited, so please consider your registration a commitment. If you are unable to attend, please contact us as early as possible.
Costs are $35 for each session, including materials. Make checks out to: Madden School of Business at Le Moyne College. Questions: Mrs. Dale Wilson, Assistant to the Dean, 445.4280; wilsondg@lemoyne.edu. A confirmation will be emailed to you the week before your event.
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Renée
Still, I am learning. - Michelangelo
Renée Downey Hart, PhD
Professor of Practice
Madden School of Business
Le Moyne College
Syracuse, NY 13214
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