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The Little Inn at the Crossroads: A Spiritual Approach to the Design of a Leadership Course

University of Baltimore

"Leading from within" cannot be taught, yet it must be learned. This is the story of how a metaphor was used to address this paradox in the design of a graduate course that explored the spiritual dimensions of leadership. The course was designed as a little inn at the crossroads where our life journeys would converge. Here you will get a glimpse of the inn’s virtual library (with our Web-based reading materials); the studio (where a variety of personal products were created each week); and most important, the seven workshops where each week the spirit of leadership was explored.

Journal of Management Education, Vol. 24, No. 5, 650-661 (2000)
DOI: 10.1177/105256290002400508


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