Winston Center
CELEBRATING HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
“Preservation of one’s own culture does not require contempt or disrespect for other cultures.”
The Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics, founded in the spring of 2006, was made possible by the generosity of Bob '60 and Judy Winston. The Center, housed within the Carroll School of Management, serves the entire Boston College community. The Center engages students, faculty, staff, and alumni in the intellectual exploration of leadership and ethics in business and society. The Center focuses on three critical areas to best fulfill its mission, live programs, student development and leadership programs, and research.
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FALL 2021 PROGRAMS
Winston Collaboration: Isabel Wilkerson, September 8, 7:00PM, via Zoom
*Lunch with a Leader: Donna Tiner, MSF'97, September 22, 12:00PM, Fulton 515
*Lunch with a Leader: Bill Priemer '89, September 24, 12:00PM, Carney 437
*Social Impact and Lunch: Purpose Built Communities, October 26, 12:00PM, Carney 437
Jane Jacobs Lecture: Purpose Built Communities, October 26, 6:00PM, Gasson 100
*Social Impact and Lunch: Letting Go, November 3, 11:30AM, Fulton 515
**Lunch with a Leader: John Benda, CDR, CSN, November 10, 12:00PM, Fulton 515
Forum on Ethics: Ron Jones, Monday, November 22, 5:30PM, Robsham Theater
*Event is for undergraduate students only
**Event is for graduate and undergraduate students only
From the director
“A leader is someone who inspires and empowers others to lead. Leadership is about being authentic, humble, vulnerable, and serving with integrity. The Winston Center is committed to helping our students find their essence to become the ethical and inclusive leaders they aspire and need to be for society and the common good.”
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