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March 2020
Strategy and Leadership
The Leadership, Ethics, and Practice Initiative at the Elliott School sponsors two speaker series: “Why Ethics Matter” and “Leadership in International Affairs: Lessons Learned”. Poignant speakers have included James Clapper (former Director of National Intelligence), Ambassador Prudence Bushnell (who served as the U.S. Ambassador to Guatemala and Kenya), and Dr. Robert M. Franklin (president emeritus of the Morehouse College). These speakers impart candid leadership advice, tell of ethical challenges they have faced in their careers, and describe the practical skills Elliott Students require for…
Find out more »Leading Through Difficult Times
Davidson College Dean Rusk International Studies Program Lecture Located at Chambers Hall, Hance Auditorium
Find out more »Leading as in Doing the Right Thing: Lecture at Foreign Service Institute
“Leading as in Doing the Right Thing.” National Security Executive Leadership Seminar Foreign Service Institute School of Leadership and Management.
Find out more »Practicing Leadership in the Interagency Context: Closing Reflections: Lecture at George Washington University
Practicing Leadership in the Interagency Context: Closing Reflections George Washington University Senior Manager Course in National Security Leadership, Elliot School of International Affairs. Lidner Family Commons
Find out more »April 2020
Leadership Practices That Worked in Crises
Prudence will speak to The Charter 100 Club of Washington, D.C. at the Black Salt Fish Market and Restaurant. The topic of the speech is "Leadership Practices that Worked in Crises."
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