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The Most Unpredictable Show on Television Is Going Exactly According to Plan
Nathan's desire to be taken seriously as a cultural commentator is a recurring theme in the second ...
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Some with psychopathic traits stay out of trouble — here’s what may explain the difference
People with psychopathic personality traits are often thought to be destined for antisocial and criminal behavior. But new ...
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The Role of Trust and Open Communication in Effective Leadership
Learn how trust and open communication in leadership empower teams, boost performance, and drive business success.
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Teaching with Passion and patience: Sally Matthews’ enduring impact on students at Washburn University
Communications studies lecturer Sally Matthews' professional journey displays her drive, growth as an individual and deep ...
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People with intellectual humility tend to handle relationship conflicts better, new study finds
A new study published in the Journal of Research in Personality suggests that intellectual humility—recognizing the ...
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Columbia SPS CUNY Fellow Andrea Garcia on Resolving Conflict Within the Justice System
The Columbia SPS student says she hopes to use the skills she’s acquiring in the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program ...
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Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Student Drives Meaningful Change in NYC Safety
Jordyn Polet (’24SPS, NECR) shares how an NECR fieldwork course has given her the tools to drive meaningful change.
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The notion of STEM supremacy is a lie
More importantly, the rhetoric of STEM supremacy undervalues the humanities and social sciences, which foster essential skills like critical thinking, creativity and empathy — crucial qualities for ...