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John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

My primer on grief

Today is the first anniversary of my sister, Margaret’s, death. I share this blog entry, composed almost eight months ago, in memory of her…

Jun 19

My primer on grief

Jun 19

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

Recovering from 2023

I’m drafting this on the final day of 2023, and while getting ready for an exciting night in with cocktails and homemade pasta, I’ve been…

Jan 4

Recovering from 2023

Jan 4

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

Lies, liars and why I teach

It’s the end of the semester and the calendar year and I have some things to say. Like everyone else, the semester had its ups and downs…

Dec 22, 2023

Lies, liars and why I teach

Dec 22, 2023

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

Towards awesome experiences in organizing

Awe is the blush of green on a willow tree in the middle of February.

Feb 12, 2023

Towards awesome experiences in organizing

Feb 12, 2023

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

Practicing my way into a new year

The notion of a “new year” has triple meaning for me today: it’s my birthday today, it’s the last few days of Advent (the beginning of the…

Dec 16, 2022

Practicing my way into a new year

Dec 16, 2022

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

On accepting my phasic self…and why you should too

It’s the 4th of July here in the United States which means — among all the other happenings in this country and around the world — it’s a…

Jul 4, 2022

This is am image of a tide pool filled with seawater and seaweed, hemmed in by rocks, with gulls perched on them to the left of the picture. Source: https://www.visitlagunabeach.com/things-to-do/beaches/tide-pools/

Jul 4, 2022

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

The “not about Will Smith’s slap” post on public displays of emotion…

Last week’s hearings to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court have captured me in terms of its emotionality and…

Mar 30, 2022

Mar 30, 2022

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

In Praise of Sabbatical

Dear organizations,

Jan 8, 2022

In Praise of Sabbatical

Jan 8, 2022

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

John Paul Stephens, Ph.D.

Organizational psychologist @CWRU | Ethnographer and teacher of Aesthetics, Collective Work, Emotions, Negotiations, Leadership, Resilience | T&T native

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