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The six-week fall pilot brought together students, alumni, and faculty for a research-based leadership experience grounded in emotional intelligence. Participants earned digital credentials and engaged with themes like resilience, empathy, and purpose-driven growth.
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Developed in collaboration with , bestselling author and professor at and , the program draws on research from his book , coauthored by Brooks and .
Ipshita Ray, associate professor of marketing, serves as the academic lead for the program. Inspired by her personal journey through stage three cancer, she created the Center to help students develop not just professional skills, but the emotional resilience to thrive.
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Ajay Khorana, dean of Lubin School of Business, emphasized how the program prepares students to lead with empathy and adaptability in a rapidly evolving workforce.
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