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CS1 Thursday, Oct. 28, 10:45 - 12:00   Salon K

Session Type: Workshop Accepted by MIG(s): Development Time Allotted: 75 Transforming the Journey: the Hero Archetype and Your Leadership Development Description: The purpose of this workshop is to use the stages of the hero’s journey as a lens for personal leadership development. This session will begin with a brief presentation exploring contemporary archetypal theory to expand a foundational leadership narrative, the hero's journey, as a transformational tool in an increasingly multicultural world. A three stage model of personal transformation and leadership development, which builds the depth of knowledge and insight necessary to effectuate change on a larger scale, will be presented and practiced. The connection between personal and community development for archetypal leadership will explored as the culmination of the hero's journey. , Carol Burbank, Independent Scholar and Consultant Bio: Carol Burbank, Ph.D. teaches in the Ethical and Creative Leadership area of Union Institute and University's Cohort Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Studies. She is a leadership and organizational culture consultant and coach, and a specialist in cultural and archetypal narrative approaches to leadership theory and practice. Rick Warm, Center for Wisdom in Leadership; Ph.D. Program in Leadership and Change, Antioch University Bio: Rick Warm is the director for the Center for Wisdom in Leadership. He also works as an executive coach and leadership consultant helping professionals develop personal authentic leadership. This is leadership that resonates with one's core sense of mission, purpose and values and engages the whole person--body, mind, emotion and spirit. The work is rooted in creating a life of leadership that makes a difference. It draws on the power of story and the transformative nature of myth. Rick is currently a 4th year Ph.D. student in Leadership and Change at Antioch University. His career path has included work in organizations in Brazil, Japan, Israel and Austria which has instilled a deep sense of cross-cultural understanding. Extensive training in martial arts and music has inspired a life-long journey into the integration of body, mind and spirit. This he applies to leadership development and his research in organizations. Rick's research focus includes transformational leadership, transformative learning, and the Hero's Journey. Return to complete program