During the first session, we delved into the value and importance of critical thinking, a skill that is a must-have nowadays. Together, we explored some key concepts and examined detailed examples to help improve critical thinking abilities. Not only will this skill enhance work performance, but it can also benefit personal life.
Schedule of sessions:
- March 9, How to Think Critically and Draw Correct Conclusions from Observed Data – Roman Sheremeta, AUK Founding Rector
- March 16, Developing Emotional Intelligence Skills to Improve Your Performance at Work – Yuriy Bots, AUK Dean of the School of Business Administration
- March 30, Lessons for Global Leadership Amidst russian Aggression in Ukraine. Mark Voyger – AUK Director of the Master’s Program in Global Management
- April 6, Improve Your Results and Discover Untapped Ideas Through Inclusive Leadership – Rania H. Anderson, Executive business coach, author of books on gender equality in business
- April 13, Cross-Cultural Aspects of Leadership – Artem Klyuchnikov, AUK Adjunct Professor
- April 20, TBA
Speaker:
Roman Sheremeta, Ph.D. in Economics (Purdue University), the Founding Rector of AUK. As one of the most cited Ukrainian economists globally, his research has been published in more than 70 leading scholarly journals in economics, business, psychology, and political science. Top-tier media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, NBC News, NPR, and Science Daily, have featured his research. His research focuses on experimental economics and game theory, with applications to behavioral economics, conflict resolution, industrial organization, labor economics, and public economics.
