Here are the slides to my recent keynote, “Surviving and Thriving in Deeply Weird World”, presented at the ULA Fall Workshop on September 29, 2017 at the Park City Library. Surviving and Thriving in Deeply Weird World from Peter Bromberg
I have the honor of co-facilitating a pre-conference on Experiential Learning at ALA this summer. My co-facilitator is the supremely talented Dr. Sharon Morris, Director of Library Development and Innovation at the Colorado State Library. May it be of any interest, we’d love to see you there! Here are the deets: Designing and Facilitating Learning… Continue reading Experiential Learning Preconference @ #ala2016
I recently had the privilege of keynoting the Access Services conference on November 12, 2015 (slides available on slideshare.) I offered to put together a bibliography of the articles and research that informed some of my points around emotional and social intelligence, mindfulness, happiness, health, stress, and effectiveness. Here it is! This bibliography skews more… Continue reading Self-Care, Happiness, Emotional/Social Intelligence: A bibliography
11/7/15 UPDATE — Archived presentation now available online: This week I was honored to be the opening speaker for Library Journal’s new Lead the Change Leadership Academy. My presentation focused on how to develop emotional and social intelligence competencies, how to use a basic coaching model to increase one’s effectiveness, and how to use the… Continue reading Lead the Change: Create Your Career Roadmap: Slides, Script, and Handouts
Here is the slidedeck from my recent keynote, Influence When You Have No Power or Authority, given at the University of Rhode Island GSLIS Conference in Kingston, Rhode Island, March 23, 2013. Note that the text of my talk is available in the notes field of the powerpoint which can be downloaded from Slideshare. Influence… Continue reading University of Rhode Island GSLIS Keynote: Influence When You Have No Power or Authority
