The Research Center for Leadership in Action explores and broadly shares new knowledge and ideas about public service leadership. We invite practitioners, researchers, scholars, students, and the public to participate in our full slate of convenings, inquiries, panels, dialogues, seminars, and other learning opportunities. Visit the calendar for a list of recent and upcoming events.
Compassionate Leadership - Cultivating the Leaders of TomorrowThe escalating crises in the world today offer two choices: continuing violence and conflict, or finding a way to move forward towards peace and greater understanding. Never before has the world needed more capable leadership than we do now, and no generation will be more affected by these choices than the generation emerging into political maturity.
In a groundbreaking dialogue held at New York University on Wednesday, September 24, 2008, three influential leaders -- Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan; Rabbi Irwin Kula, author of the award winning book, Yearnings: Embracing the Sacred Messiness of Life, and President of The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership; and the Sakyong, Jamgon Mipham Rinpoche, a prominent Tibetan Buddhist lama -- addressed the challenge in a public talk on the power and practice of compassionate leadership Probing their own traditions and experiences, they examined how their different paths can contribute to a shared vision of interdependence and global connection.
To view the webcast, please visit NYU Wagner's Research Cenrter for Leadership in Action (RCLA) at http://wagner.nyu.edu/leadership/news/compassionate_leadership.php
The U.S. News & World Report rankings of policy schools, which come out only every three or four years, were released March 28, 2008 -- and out of 269 master's programs across the country, NYU Wagner ranks in the top 10 overall this year!
09/21/2008
Goodbye, Wall Street! Hello, Public Service!
- Ellen Schall in The New York Times.com
09/12/2008
Two Views of Sarah Palin and Women of Color (op-ed)
- C. Nicole Mason in women's e-news
09/11/2008
Profs analyze disaster language
- Joe Magee in Washington Square News