Tag Archives: Robert Kegan

Executive Coaching Refines Leadership Skills

By Mark Robertson 11/02/2011 10:34 am | Add a Comment

Lessons from the corporate sector played a critical role in developing one of the most popular pieces of the first-year Ed.L.D. curriculum: executive coaching. Read More…

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HGSE Community Celebrates Ed.L.D. Program

By Elizabeth Gehrman 10/08/2010 11:23 am | 5 Comments

On September 30, the HGSE community took part in a day of events celebrating the institution of an innovative new Doctor of Education Leadership (Ed.L.D.) Program. Read More…

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New Help for Closing the Knowing-Doing Gap

By admin 04/21/2010 11:49 am | 4 Comments

Professor Robert Kegan’s recent book, “Immunity to Change: How to Unlock the Potential in Yourself and Your Organization,” written with Lisa Lahey, provides insight into how an individual’s long-held beliefs and habits can keep him or her from positive change. Read More…

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Harvard University to Offer Groundbreaking Doctoral Program for Education Leaders

By admin 09/15/2009 05:00 am | 100 Comments

Harvard University today announced the launch of a new, tuition-free, practice-based doctoral program to prepare graduates for senior leadership roles in school districts, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and the private sector. Read More…

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Kegan and Lahey Honored for Leadership Work

By newseditor 11/07/2006 01:28 pm | Add a Comment

Professor Robert Kegan and Change Leadership Group research director Lisa Lahey received the Marion Gislason award last week for their outstanding work in leadership. The award, given by Boston University, acknowledges leaders in the field of leadership development who practice … Read More…

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Changing Schools from the Ground Up

By newseditor 08/01/2003 11:02 am | Add a Comment

Partnering with HGSE’s Change Leadership Group Superintendent Michael Ward, C.A.S.’93, never imagined that he was keeping his good schools in West Clermont, Ohio, from becoming great. After all, achievement-test scores and graduation rates in the middle-class suburb were already surpassing … Read More…

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