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It Could Happen to You, Part One

Post author By Laura Gallaher
Post date September 2, 2021
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As the court interviews citizens, looking to find impartial jurors in the case against Elizabeth Holmes, I wonder who they’ll select. The judgmental older woman, shaking her head in disapproval, thinking, “How could she do that?” The confused young man, wondering, “How could she keep the company operating for so long when the product didn’t Read More

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The Critical Importance of Inclusion: A Story About Diversity

Post author By Laura Gallaher
Post date January 26, 2021
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The events of 2020 shone a spotlight on the importance of diversity and inclusion, prompting businesses across the United States to find ways to get workplace diversity and inclusion right. Awakened to the impact of privilege and structural racism, compassionate business leaders are seeking to create more inclusive environments for their team members. Diversity is Read More

Tags diversity, inclusion, nasa, organizational psychology, space shuttle, space shuttle columbia, space travel