Born That Way? Is Effective Leadership an Innate Trait or Can it Be Taught? Cynthia Bainton and Jim Stellar “I must follow the people. Am I not their leader?” – Benjamin Disraeli. We have discussed leadership in … Continued
Taking Ex Ed into international relations Lara Porter QC’14 and Jim Stellar LP is an economics and political science major who works in the Queens College Center for Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Understanding (CERRU) as well as participates in … Continued
If a Rose is a Rose*…, when is a Reflection a Reflection? Sarah Platt and Jim Stellar Sarah was an undergraduate at Northeastern ¨University when I was Dean. We always had these great conversations. Then a few years … Continued
“Doctor” – Patient Interaction, more substantial and authentic than college Lauren Donohoe QC ’11 &’13 and Jim Stellar Lauren and I have written before about the dynamic of being an undergraduate researcher in a speech/audiology laboratory and how … Continued
Of Organizations and People Ute Wenkemann NU’11 and Jim Stellar Ute and I wrote a blog post in Feb-10 about what it was like to be a student from Germany studying abroad in the USA and doing co-op … Continued
Neurobargining – Ex Ed brain circuits in action? Alexandra Hilbert QC 13 and Jim Stellar We have been reading this 9/19/10 on-line paper with the title “Neural signatures of strategic types in a two-person bargaining game.” The paper … Continued
Experience comes with years Shalini Singh CC’13 and Jim Stellar Shalini took a neuroscience-based large general education course that I co-taught last spring to about 240 students. She sat in the middle about 3 rows back from the … Continued
We experience so that we may learn. Jungyo Kim QC’13 and Jim Stellar From my perspective (JS) the story begins when JK took a class I co-taught last spring (PSY282) and we connected over an idea for a new … Continued
Refining a long term passion in the academy Michaela Tralli QC’12 and Jim Stellar Michaela took a course I co-taught last spring. We began to talk about how one finds one’s field and her field looks like it … Continued
Bird Brains: A model for Expanding the Human Mind in College? Shoshana Korman QC’12 and Jim Stellar Shoshana works in the laboratory of Dr. Carolyn Pytte who comes out of the bird song neuroscience tradition. Shoshana and I … Continued