After serving in leadership roles in government and business for two decades, Holly Copeland crafted a portfolio lifestyle, one that required decoupling her identity from paid work and reimagining her purpose. Her experience broadened her understanding of how to design a life that creates space for joy, purpose, and wellness. Although her journey of self-discovery is ongoing, she shares her story and early lessons learned in this interactive fireside conversation.
The University of Chicago Leadership and Society Initiative (LSI) supports accomplished leaders in successfully transitioning from their longstanding careers toward purposeful next chapters. LSI Fellows immerse themselves in UChicago’s unparalleled environment of big ideas and multigenerational dialogue, gaining frameworks for learning from their past and planning for their futures.
Through LSI’s rigorous and customizable curriculum, Fellows engage with eminent faculty and expert practitioners to explore how their next chapter can be meaningful for them and for society. This fellowship is a commitment to personal growth, enduring wellness, and dynamic engagement with pressing societal issues.
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An LSI fellowship collaboration with the Institute for Nonviolence Chicago reveals how leaders can create meaningful change by building trust and strengthening the work of communities already leading the way.
Celebrating the moments and milestones that shaped our year.
Seth Green has been reappointed as dean of the University of Chicago’s Graham School of Continuing Liberal and Professional Studies for a second five-year term, President Paul Alivisatos and Provost Katherine Baicker announced.