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Never the Wrong Time to do the Right Thing

Never the Wrong Time to do the Right Thing

Citizenship, Purpose, Self Improvement
January 15, 2018/By Craig Rapp
If you live long enough, or are entrusted with leadership, you'll eventually confront statements and actions so egregious you cannot ignore them. By taking a public stand against them – and rejecting concerns of...
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Words Matter by Craig Rapp

Words Matter

Citizenship, Leadership
March 22, 2017/By Craig Rapp
We influence, lead and relate to others through our choice of words. We can build up, or tear down someone with a few words. We establish and maintain organizational culture by the words we...
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Civics Lost – No Apparent Priority in Education

Civics Lost — No Apparent Priority in Education

Citizenship
January 31, 2017/By Craig Rapp
My friend, Steve Harding, shines a light on the unfortunate decline in required civics education. In my view, without a broader understanding of our system of governance, particularly its roots, we can easily devolve...
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Walk a Mile in my Shoes?

Walk a Mile in My Shoes?

Citizenship, Self Improvement
January 29, 2017/By Craig Rapp
I just watched the movie “Hidden Figures.” It was about a group of talented African-American women working for NASA in the early 1960s who played key roles in America’s race to the moon —...
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The Death of Expertise

The Death of Expertise

Citizenship
December 31, 2016/By Laura Posterick
Twenty years ago, a mentor used the phrase "truth by assertion.” A memorable (and at the time, accurate) observation. Little did I realize how prescient it would be. While I'm not naive enough to think...
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