In this session, investor and author John Coleman challenges the standard formula for happiness by offering a mindset that puts human flourishing at the core of your finances. Drawing from his six-part framework, John provides a roadmap to help you use your wealth to find greater significance, ensure your actions have a lasting impact, and align your financial decisions with your deepest values.
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While strategies and products are important, business is ultimately driven by people. Drawing from Stanford GSB’s most iconic elective, “Interpersonal Dynamics,” this session explores how to transition relationships from mere contact to robust, exceptional connections. […]
This isn’t about working more hours; it’s about changing your fundamental relationship with your tasks. David will discuss how to move past the paralysis of a cluttered mind and reach a state of “Mind Like Water”—where you are calm, present, and prepared for whatever lands in your inbox next. […]
Dr. Attila Ambrus will speak on the research he and Dr Rippa Sehgal have been conducting in a talk at Bridgewater College on Tuesday, March 31, at 5 p.m. in the McKinney Center, Room 100. Dr. Ambrus studies the impact that disease-causing mutations in mitochondrial enzymes have on the way cells produce energy. His findings may help explain how these mutations contribute to neurological diseases. Dr. Ambrus is a professor of Biochemistry at Semmelweis University in Budapest.
Reception at 4 p.m.
Lecture at 5 p.m. […]
Join us in the Wampler President’s Suite in Nininger Hall for lunch and to watch the game. We will acknowledge the Class of 2016 at halftime of the game, as it will be the 10-year anniversary of the first graduating class of Bridgewater College Eagles Lacrosse. […]
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All Softball alumni are invited to campus for fellowship and fun. You’ll enjoy a potluck style picnic with Coach Pleskovic before cheering the Eagles on as they take on Averett in a double header. […]
“We tell a lot of stories from diverse perspectives, and it’s just artistically more fun that I’ve ever experienced,” Kayla Stanley ’27 said after last week’s theatre production. […]
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