May 14, 2012
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Election Results for Tri-Chair 2011-2012
Many thanks to the generous souls who stepped forward to be considered for tri-chair positions in the most exciting section in the ACR organization! Elections were held online from September 7 – September 21, 2011 and with great pleasure we announce that Jodi Hallstrom will be filling the open position of tri-chair. Congratulations Jodi!
At the national ACR conference in San Diego in October, the term for the new tri-chair will begin. Current tri-chair Paula Langguth Ryan will rotate into the lead tri-chair position for the coming year. JoAnn Goers will become the second-year tri-chair, and Jodi will become the third-year tri-chair. Dai Kato will step down from his term of service to ACRSS. We owe him a debt of gratitude for his leadership and many wonderful contributions to the section. Please join us in welcoming Jodi to ACRSS leadership!
Section Leaders
JoAnn Marie Goers, Interim Tri-Chair
JoAnn has been a member of the Spirituality Section since 2004. In 2006, she began her role as the communications liaison for the section; a role she continues to serve in to this day. During her term as tri-chair, she will continue to also manage communications for the section. (Rumor has it she took a juggling teleclass our Section offered a few years back, so she’s got skills!)JoAnn will step down as interim chair after this year’s elections, and will serve as communications liaison until the elections in 2013. JoAnn is a big fan of the Rocky Mountain Retreat! And WE are big fans of JoAnn’s! Please join us in thanking JoAnn (abundantdivaj@msn.com) for taking on this role and for all the ways she is of service to the Spirituality Section.
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Spirituality Section Telemeeting/Teleseminar News!
Please join us for our monthly telemeetings, where we discuss the business of the Spirituality Section and connect with each other! These meetings are open to all Spirituality Section members. Our meetings are held the first Monday morning of every month at 7:30 AM Mountain Time. The meetings are one hour in length and can be accessed by calling 1-712-432-1630. The code is: 962913#. Please note that in the event of a holiday, the meeting will shift to the following Monday.
And, don't forget our monthly teleseminars! Each month, we invite excellent speakers to share their wisdom with us! Check our email blasts for the conference schedule! Also note that our teleseminars are now available for download and playback until the next teleseminar (when the preivous teleseminar is recorded over). Save our conference call-in information! Call-in number: 1-712-432-0800, code: 761419#. Conference playback number: 1-712-432-0899, code: 761419#.
Book reviews
Calm in the Face of the Storm. “A simple daily dose, a morning gift for anyone working day in and out in the wonderfully challenging arena of conflict, mediation and peacebuilding. These short, insightful essays fill an important and too often overlooked gap in the professional field—the need to sustain our spirit, build our enthusiasm, and deepen our reservoir of compassion, the platform that from which hope rises for the necessary accompaniment of those experiencing pain and confusion in the search for meaning in the midst of conflict. This book should be located right alongside the palm pilot, the calendar, or the morning latté. Start anywhere, read in any direction—it’s a gift.” -- review by John Paul Lederach, PhD. Peacebuilder, scholar and author click here to learn more or to purchase Calm in the Face of the Storm. Non-Adversarial Communication: Speaking and Listening from the Heart" by authors Arlene Brownell and Tom Bache-Wiig. click here to see a review of the book by Robert C. Atchley, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor of Gerontology (Emeritus), Miami University, and former Chairman of the Board of Conflict Resolution Services, Oxford, Ohio.
Spirituality Section Mission Statement: The recognition of our unity is the healing of all our wounds. Yet how do we convert the consciousness of humanity to a perspective of spiritual oneness? And what would the world look like if we did?" ----Marianne Williamson
How do we convert the consciousness of humanity to a perspective of spiritual oneness? Within the section, we share a profound vision: a dream of peace, an intention to make a difference in the world, and a desire to help others. The purpose of the Spirituality Section is to provide a professional community, which affirms this vision and supports members in bringing their highest vision in their practices, their careers and their lives. In this way, as each of us takes our work and our wisdom out into the world, we will collectively realize our deepest dreams.
