Centre for Spirituality Studies Hull University Business School Spirituality @ Work: one-day workshop and encounter ____________________________________________________________________ University of Hull, Tuesday, 26th January, 2016 Venue: Discovery Room, Management Learning Laboratory (MLL) University of Hull Business School, Ground floor, ESK Building 10:00 – 10:30 Registration & Coffee 10:30 – 10:45
Welcome
10:45 – 11:45
Religion as Spiritual Resource
Learning from Friends: Developing appreciations for unknowing in reflexive practice Stephen Allen, University of Hull Work and Life: Why Practical Theology Matters in the Quotidian Michael Woolf, Harvard University 11:45 – 12:45
Spirituality and Leadership
Spirituality, Leisure, Leadership Dermot Tredget, St Mary's University Spiritual Development and Leadership (presentation-led discussion) Karen Szulakowska, Light on Leadership Respondent and Facilitator Catherine Voynnet-Fourboul, University of Paris 2 12:45 – 13:45
Lunch
13:45 – 15:00
Mindfulness
Buddhist mindfulness: Enhancing managerial adaptability in a turbulent world Marie Holm and Taran Patel, Grenoble Ecole de Management Mindfulness, a way to metamorphose work into a self-fulfillment process: An anthropological approach Nicoleta Acatrinei, University of Lausanne, Switzerland Mathias Rossi, University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland (HES-SO), School of Management, Fribourg, Switzerland 1
Can Spirituality Open up New Horizons to Occupational Health? Michel Guillemin, University of Lausanne 15:00 – 16:00
Spirituality at Work and in Practice
Learning from Excellence: The Sacred Potential at the Heart of Everyday Paediatric Clinical Care? Simon Blake (University of Warwick), Adrian Plunkett (NHS) and Nicki Kelly (NHS) Varieties of Spiritual Experience at Work: Institutional Trajectories of Alternative Mindsets Movements in the Workplace Gazi Islam and Marie Holm, Grenoble Ecole de Management 16:00 – 16:20
Coffee break
16:20 – 17:00
Keynote
Spiritual Performance: Meontology and Organization
Stephen Linstead, University of York
17:00
Concluding Discussion
Yochanan Altman, IAMSR, Middlesex University (facilitator)
17:30
Close
18:30
Dinner (optional), venue: TBA
Please let us know if you intend to attend the dinner.
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The Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion (Taylor & Francis)
The Journal of Management Spirituality & Religion (Routledge) will provide, upon request, Spirituality @ Work workshop participants, free online access to the journal (allowing access to the entire collection of 13 volumes) for a period of six months. To gain this free access please provide complete the attached sheet and hand in to Yochanan.
University of Hull on campus WiFi access
Eduroam WiFi Network The University of Hull is a member of the eduroam network. If you are a member of a participating institution, simply select the eduroam WiFi network and log in with your username@yourinstitution and your institutional password. UoH-Guest WiFi Network If you are not from an eduroam-institution, please select the UoH-Guest WiFi network and follow the instructions: • Select UOH-Guest from the list of wireless networks on your laptop or mobile device. • Open your browser and you will be redirected to a login page. • Enter your email address and mobile number. • Tick the boxes to accept the terms and conditions and then press Get Online. • After a few moments, you will see the word 'success'. • You are now connected! Close and re-open your browser to go online.
Dinner @ Thai House
We are concluding our gathering with a (optional) dinner at the Thai House (http://www.thaihousehull.com/), 51 Princes Avenue, at 6.30pm.
International Association of Management, Spirituality & Religion
As indicated in the program information, a contribution of £15/20€ to IAMSR is suggested. Should you require a receipt, please ask Yochanan.
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The Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion (Taylor & Francis)
For your free online access to the journal (allowing access to the entire collection of 13 volumes) for a period of six months, please complete the following information: Name: Institutional affiliation: Institutional or private address: Email address (for receipt of access code):
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Registration The event is free (a contribution to IAMSR of £15/20 Euro is suggested). Refreshments and lunch will be provided on behalf of the CSS. If you have not registered for the event yet, we would like to ask you to register online: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/religion-work-tickets-19331735742 Travel Information By train If you travel by train, there are direct connections from London Kings Cross Station or Manchester Piccadilly Station to Hull. For train times, please consult http://nationalrail.co.uk - we advice to book tickets in advance as tickets bought on the day are usually a lot more expensive. If you arrive by train: taxis are just outside the station and - without traffic - a cab ride to the campus is about 10 min. Ask the driver to drop you off in front of the Business School of the University (I’ve attached a map). We will send more details about the exact location of the room sooner the time. By airplane If you fly into the UK, the most convenient airport for onward travel to Hull are Manchester Airport or Leeds Airport. There are connections from Manchester Airport to Manchester Piccadilly Station from where you can catch a train to Hull. Leeds Airport has connections to Leeds Station from where you can catch a train to Hull. If you arrive at any of the London airports, please make your way to London Kings Cross Station with regular trains to Hull. The closest airport to Hull is Humberside Airport which offers regular flight connections to/from Amsterdam. Humberside airport is about a 40 min car drive from Hull. Onward travel to Hull is provided on an hourly basis by the HumberFlyer Bus. Please check the website of Humberside Airport (http://www.humbersideairport.com/) if there are transport connections that suit your travel plans. By car
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If you arrive by car and require a parking permit for the day, please get in touch and we will mail a permit to you. Permits are for car parks A on Salmon Grove, or at the North Entrance, or near the Business School. We will email you a car park map if you require a permit. Taxi numbers If you require a cab at any point, here are some phone numbers of cab companies: 01482 828282, 01482 353535, 01482 606060, 01482 575757. Dietary Requirements During the day, we’ll provide coffee, refreshment, and lunch. If you have any dietary requirements, please let us know. In the evening, the plan is to go out for an informal dinner (on a self-pay basis) to continue the discussions from during the day. To help us organize this and notify the restaurant, can you please let us know if you intend to attend and your dietary requirements. Accommodation Our 10am coffee start should allow most people to travel in the morning. If you require overnight accommodation, Hull is very affordable. There are two hotels in the vicinity of the train station, the Ibis Hull and the Holiday In Express Hull City Center: http://www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-3479-ibis-hull/index.shtml http://www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/gb/en/kingston-uponhull/huyuk/hoteldetail Contact Information If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch: Dr. Alexander D. Ornella:
[email protected] Prof. Yochanan Altman:
[email protected] Dr. Sumona Mukhuty:
[email protected] Car Park A
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Car Park A
ESK Main Entrance / VENN Reception
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