Pepperdine University
West Los Angeles Graduate Campus
6100 Center Drive
Room 333/334
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Thursday, March 8, 2018, 6 – 9pm
Come join us as we discuss the notion of Mindfulness and The Future of Self in our first event in this series. Learn about current work trends, opportunities, and challenges our Pepperdine Business School students and alumni are facing in today's work environments and the skills and practices they develop and design in order to stay current, effective and continue to make a difference in the world and at work.
When: March 8th, 6:00pm-9:00pm
Where: Pepperdine WLA Campus, Room 333/334
Who would benefit from attending: Prospective Students, Pepperdine Business School students and alumni
Light dinner refreshments will be served
Program Schedule:
6:00-6:15pm: Meet and Greet
6:15-7:15pm: A Keynote Session - Mindfulness and The Future of Self
Presentor: Dr. Darren Good, Assistant Professor of Applied Behavioral Science
We have entered just the beginning of a truly integrated digital work age. Yet it is already apparent what happens to our sense of experience when more of our interactions at work become mediated through our technological devices. The outcome for many is a loss of connection to our ongoing experience; an abstract work life in which the volume from our senses is turned way down. Instead, we have turned the volume on our internal dialogue up. And much of this internal dialogue is mindless chatter about the past or the future; thoughts about what could have or should happen. This removes us from directly experiencing the people and events at work as we encounter them, making our sense meaning more elusive.
So what is a potential antidote for maintaining ourselves in the future of work?
Dr. Good will:
Introduce and Define Mindfulness
Illustrate the automatic nature of our work lives
Share some best practices for Mindfulness at work
7:15-8:15pm: Alumni Panel Discussion followed by a Q&A Session:
Panelists:
Jennifer Case Duran, MSOD 2014, Duran Consulting
Ressa Rotman, BSM 2017, MBA candidate 2019
Tony Magee, FEMBA 2000, Great Expectations Holdings
Hector Syquia, MBA 2000, Finance and Accounting Consultant, DLC Group (dlcinc.com)
8:15-9:00pm: Networking Session with:
Corporate Partners
Pepperdine Graziadio Business School Career Center, Graziadio Alumni Network, and Academic Program Representatives
Pepperdine Business School Students, Alumni, Staff, Faculty
Contact Name: Cynthia Chilton
Contact Email: cynthia.chilton@pepperdine.edu
Contact Phone: 310-568-5500
Type of Lecture/Seminar: Lecture
RSVP:
More info: www.eventbrite.com…
West Los Angeles Graduate Campus
6100 Center Drive
Room 333/334
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Thursday, March 8, 2018, 6 – 9pm
Come join us as we discuss the notion of Mindfulness and The Future of Self in our first event in this series. Learn about current work trends, opportunities, and challenges our Pepperdine Business School students and alumni are facing in today's work environments and the skills and practices they develop and design in order to stay current, effective and continue to make a difference in the world and at work.
When: March 8th, 6:00pm-9:00pm
Where: Pepperdine WLA Campus, Room 333/334
Who would benefit from attending: Prospective Students, Pepperdine Business School students and alumni
Light dinner refreshments will be served
Program Schedule:
6:00-6:15pm: Meet and Greet
6:15-7:15pm: A Keynote Session - Mindfulness and The Future of Self
Presentor: Dr. Darren Good, Assistant Professor of Applied Behavioral Science
We have entered just the beginning of a truly integrated digital work age. Yet it is already apparent what happens to our sense of experience when more of our interactions at work become mediated through our technological devices. The outcome for many is a loss of connection to our ongoing experience; an abstract work life in which the volume from our senses is turned way down. Instead, we have turned the volume on our internal dialogue up. And much of this internal dialogue is mindless chatter about the past or the future; thoughts about what could have or should happen. This removes us from directly experiencing the people and events at work as we encounter them, making our sense meaning more elusive.
So what is a potential antidote for maintaining ourselves in the future of work?
Dr. Good will:
Introduce and Define Mindfulness
Illustrate the automatic nature of our work lives
Share some best practices for Mindfulness at work
7:15-8:15pm: Alumni Panel Discussion followed by a Q&A Session:
Panelists:
Jennifer Case Duran, MSOD 2014, Duran Consulting
Ressa Rotman, BSM 2017, MBA candidate 2019
Tony Magee, FEMBA 2000, Great Expectations Holdings
Hector Syquia, MBA 2000, Finance and Accounting Consultant, DLC Group (dlcinc.com)
8:15-9:00pm: Networking Session with:
Corporate Partners
Pepperdine Graziadio Business School Career Center, Graziadio Alumni Network, and Academic Program Representatives
Pepperdine Business School Students, Alumni, Staff, Faculty
Contact Name: Cynthia Chilton
Contact Email: cynthia.chilton@pepperdine.edu
Contact Phone: 310-568-5500
Type of Lecture/Seminar: Lecture
RSVP:
More info: www.eventbrite.com…