Wednesday, July 18 | 11:00AM–1:00PM | Robert E. Perry, Third Floor
Session Type:
Professional Development
Researchers have recognized that while IQ has been a good predictor of academic success, many exceptionally bright people remain remarkably ineffective and unproductive in their professional lives. Emotional Intelligence is notably a characteristic of successful leaders and managers. In this session participants will actively engage in discussion and introduction and reinforcement of the emotional intelligence concept when delegating, communicating and executing in the workplace.
Objectives:
Define "emotional intelligence" and the associated competencies
Recognize behavioral strategies that can improve emotional intelligence
Describe the impact of emotional intelligence in the workplace
Describe the impact and influence of diversity in the workplace
Presenters
Keith McIntosh
Vice President & Chief Information Officer, University of Richmond
Loretta Parham
CEO & Library Director, Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta University Center