The Intersection
Episode 2: The Work of Wondering
Hosted by Jennifer Abe, Loyola Marymount University
In Episode 2 of The Intersection, “The Work of Wondering,” chemist Nicole Bouvier-Brown of Loyola Marymount University and poet Philip Metres of John Carroll University explore the power of wonder to help people in higher education become more integrated and fulfilled.
What would happen if we consciously placed wonder at the center of all of our work in higher education? How might wonder be shared across the institutional structures that divide staff from faculty, students from administrators? And how can greater attention to the power of wonder help to make everyone in higher education more whole, together?
Sponsored by Conversations on Jesuit Higher Education | conversationsmagazine.org
Hosted by Jennifer Abe, Loyola Marymount University
In Episode 2 of The Intersection, “The Work of Wondering,” chemist Nicole Bouvier-Brown of Loyola Marymount University and poet Philip Metres of John Carroll University explore the power of wonder to help people in higher education become more integrated and fulfilled.
What would happen if we consciously placed wonder at the center of all of our work in higher education? How might wonder be shared across the institutional structures that divide staff from faculty, students from administrators? And how can greater attention to the power of wonder help to make everyone in higher education more whole, together?
Sponsored by Conversations on Jesuit Higher Education | conversationsmagazine.org