Yin and Yang as a Transformative Perspective Dialogue

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  • Ed Cunliff, Ph.D. University of Central Oklahoma

Author Biography

Ed Cunliff, Ph.D., University of Central Oklahoma

Dr. Ed Cunliff is currently a Professor of Adult and Higher Education at the University of Central Oklahoma. Ed has over 35 years’ experience in innovative professional and organizational development. He has worked in social services, health care and higher education and has served in a consultative role with dozens of organizations in higher education and non-profit sectors. His current learning and research activities include: transformative learning, authentic leadership in educators, impact evaluation of non-profit organizations, and the connections between wellness activities and individual learning outcomes. Ed serves on professional and community boards as a means of giving back to his communities.

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Published

2020-07-01

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2018 Transformative Learning Conference Proceedings

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Research Presentations

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