Leadership on the Rocks
A reflective journal about my field research on leadership in climbing teams.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Pilot Mountain: A Trip Report for the ECP Newsletter
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Professor of Physics and Astronomy - Leadership Certificate Program Originator - Rock Climber
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