A Whole New Mind non-book club, this Friday, 7/31

[Sweger, Becky]

Do you…

 

• Want to meet interesting new people?
• Wonder how to unlock your brain’s full potential?
• Wish you got more out of lunch than calories?
• Welcome more creativity, engagement, and meaning in your life?

 

If you can answer yes to any of the above, then bring your lunch and your curiosity to an idea-interaction session this Friday:

 

Friday, July 31^st

Noon-2 PM

Steinberg Hall – Dietrich Hall

3620 Locust Walk (on Penn’s campus)

Room 116 (this room is in the basement, not on the first floor)

Map:  http://tr.im/ueX4

 

Co-organized by members of Wharton’s Learning Lab and Penn’s Graduate School of Education, the event is based on Daniel Pink’s best-selling book, A Whole New Mind.

 

This isn’t your usual book discussion…in fact, you don’t even have to read the book!  The session is activity-based and open—feel free to check it out for 15 minutes or stay the whole two hours.  If you know you’ll be there, please RSVP.  If you’re not sure, just drop in.  Either way, we hope to see you (and your right brain) there!

 

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PS  Check out video of Dan Pink, Chris Lehmann, Karl Ulrich, and Doug Lynch at Wharton’s Evolution of Learning Symposium earlier this year.