Leadership on the Rocks

A reflective journal about my field research on leadership in climbing teams.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

End of Season at Seneca

Snowflakes

Falling
into the rock passing the spirits of the lost climbers.

On my mind
falling
snowflakes.

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► 2011 (4)
- ► November (1)
  - Friends of Seneca Finish the Lower Slabs Project
- ► August (1)
  - The 4th of July Club Mixer
- ► April (2)
  - Second Seneca Summit, A Leadership Skills Developm...
  - Inaugural Seneca Summit, A Leadership Skills Devel...

► 2010 (8)
- ► October (1)
  - End of Season at Seneca
- ► August (1)
  - Physics for Climbers: Chapter 1
- ► July (1)
  - Placing Pro Clinic Fundraiser
- ► June (1)
  - Escape the Belay Clinic Fundraiser
- ► April (1)
  - I've Been Working on the Trailroad
- ► March (1)
  - Friends of Seneca Lower Slabs Trail Work Weekends
- ► February (1)
  - One Tough Mixed Line
- ► January (1)
  - Goodbye tree, hello ice!

▼ 2009 (12)
- ► November (1)
  - Ohiopyle State Park: A Trip Report for the ECP New...
- ▼ October (2)
  - End of Season at Seneca
  - Leadership Lessons from the Death Zone
- ► September (1)
  - Taking the AMGA's SPI Course
- ► August (1)
  - Seneca Shadows Amphitheater Back in Use
- ► July (1)
  - Pilot Mountain: A Trip Report for the ECP Newslett...
- ► June (2)
  - Another Rock Goddess in the Making
  - Passion and Perseverance, or How I Led My First 5....
- ► April (1)
  - 80-50-20
- ► March (2)
  - My Second "First Ascent"
  - Contentment
- ► January (1)
  - Talking Leadership

► 2008 (9)
- ► November (1)
  - Trad Team Leadership in Two Dimensions
- ► October (3)
- ► July (3)
- ► May (2)
  - The Leadership Certificate: Combining Liberal-Arts...
  - Leadership on the Rocks

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Dr. Regina E. Schulte-Ladbeck: Professor of Physics and Astronomy - Leadership Certificate Program Originator - Rock Climber

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