Tepper Reads is a community reading project for MBA students in Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business. Each semester students opt-in to reading a novel together over a set period of time in order to foster empathy, critical thinking, self-awareness, and community in the Tepper graduate student body.
Tepper Reads
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Tepper Reads is a community reading project for MBA students in Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business. Each semester students opt-in to reading a novel together over a set period of time in order to foster empathy, critical thinking, self-awareness, and community in the Tepper graduate student body.
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November 18, 2022
Tepper Reads Fall 2022 Podcast #2 - Confessions of Two Recovering Marks
<p>In this episode of the Tepper Reads podcast, Accelerate Leadership Center Academic Program Managers Matthew Stewart and Michelle Stoner discuss the character of Mark in Weike Wang's Joan is Okay. Topics covered include: how exposure to diversity and different cultures increases self-awareness and helps you grow as a person, the Golden Rule v. the Platinum Rule, and more.</p>
October 28, 2022
Tepper Reads Fall 2022 Podcast #1 - Cogs and Cars
<p>In the first of two podcasts this fall about Weike Wang's Joan is Okay, Academic Program Managers in the Accelerate Leadership Center, Matthew Stewart and Michelle Stoner, discuss how people don't always lead or influence in the same way, learning to empathize with characters you don't like, and the paradox of what makes an American.</p>
April 13, 2022
Tepper Reads Spring 2022 Podcast #3 - The Ghosts of History
<p>In the final podcast of the Spring 2022 Tepper Reads project, Academic Program Managers in Tepper's Accelerate Leadership Center, Matthew Stewart and Michelle Stoner, continue their conversation about Sanjena Sathian's Gold Diggers. In this episode they talk about history and the importance of knowing where you come from, whose stories are told and whose are erased and why, and the first rule of leadership: "It's not about you."</p>
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