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Becoming Entrepreneurial

Professor Sam Miller introduces the idea of entrepreneurial identity and innovation and tackles the question of “What is it like to BE entrepreneurial?”

The Attributes of Creative Genius

Prof. Miller introduces seven Da Vincian principles as discussed in the reading for this week by Michael J. Gelb and connects them to entrepreneurial foresight. 

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Congratulations

You’ve now completed all four parts of the Kylemore Book Club series, Anticipatory Innovation — Capitalizing on Change in Turbulent Times.  We look forward to seeing you back...

Reflection & Discussion Questions

As an individual, how can you constructively question your unexamined assumptions about categorizing yourself and others? What categories do you use to describe yourself? What...

The Power of Social Entrepreneurship – The Transformative Potential

What IS social entrepreneurship? The first session of our series will help you get familiar with the concept of social entrepreneurship and understand why it is gaining popularity...

The Power of Social Entrepreneurship – Can entrepreneurship help to reduce poverty?

Building on the foundation from week 1, this session will give you a deeper dive into the relationship between poverty and entrepreneurship. Professor Michael Morris will have a...

The Power of Social Entrepreneurship – Why the business community holds the key to poverty alleviation

How can the private sector contribute to poverty alleviation and community impact? Why should business leaders care about poverty? Leaders in corporate social responsibility will...

Listening Example 1

This listening example comes from one of the first oratorios. An oratorio is a dramatic musical setting of a sacred text. Listen to how different the vocal style is from the...

Listening Example 2

If you have time, go back and listen to the Christus factus est chant from our first week after you listen to this one.  The text of Christus Factus Est (literally “Christ is...

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Additional Resources

Bach’s St. Matthew Passion Peter Sellars Interview on staged Bach St. Matthew Passion (best part is from 22’-31’)