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Professional Growth

12

Jan 2023

How Did I Get Here?

Curtis, Sandra
Climate Change, Life’s Leadership Moments, Peoplehood, Professional Growth, Values and Ethics, Wexner Heritage Program

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17

Nov 2022

Prisoners of Thanks

Rachel Marani
Life’s Leadership Moments, Professional Growth, Self-care, Values and Ethics, Wexner Israel Fellowship

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17

Nov 2022

Gratitude as Admitting Dependence

Mark Goldenberg
Lessons in Leadership, Peoplehood, Professional Growth, Self-care, Values and Ethics, Wexner Heritage Program

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17

Nov 2022

Gratitude Out Loud

Rabbi Elka Abrahamson
Life’s Leadership Moments, Peoplehood, Professional Growth, Self-care, Values and Ethics

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17

Nov 2022

When Good Enough is Really Great

Rabbi Dr. Jenny Solomon
Lessons in Leadership, Peoplehood, Professional Growth, Self-care, Values and Ethics, Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program

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17

Nov 2022

Throw It Like Confetti

Aviva Walls
Lessons in Leadership, Peoplehood, Professional Growth, Self-care, Values and Ethics, Wexner Field Fellowship

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20

Oct 2022

A Framework for a Relationship 

Jessica Fechtor and Menachem Kaiser
Mentorship, Professional Growth, Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program

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20

Oct 2022

Retaining an Important Gift of the Pandemic: Vulnerability

Marsha Berkson
COVID-19, Professional Growth, Self-care, Wexner Heritage Program

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13

Jul 2022

Suspended, Stuck, and Seen

WGF/DS Alum Ruthie Warshenbrot (Class 23)
Judaism in Online Spaces, Lessons in Leadership, Professional Growth, Wexner Field Fellowship, Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program

More than pre-Pandemic, I appreciate the value of getting closer to something in order to better understand it.

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05

Jun 2022

Learning to Breathe

WFF Alum Deb Leipzig (Class 3)
Antisemitism, Professional Growth, Self-care, Wexner Field Fellowship

Like many of you, I’m sure, I am driven, focused, and ambitious. As my best friend likes to say, I don’t meander! Maybe it’s the New Yorker in me, but I want to get from point A to point B as efficiently as possible. It turns out that to keep my sanity, I needed to start taking the long way.

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