The Allure of Harmful Leadership: Jim Mohr, PhD at TEDxCCS

Jim Mohr, PhD, is a recent transplant to Olympic College as its Dean of Student Development. Jim hails from the former Instituter for Extended Learning, now part of SCC, where he was instrumental in implementing the Behavior Intervention Team process, Sage Campus Advocates, Green Dot nonviolence training, and numerous clothing, food and school drives for students and neighbors in need. A champion for equity and diversity while at CCS, Jim worked on Unity in the Community, Lead initiatives at the GU Institute of Hate Studies and provided workshops on bias, gender and sexual equality, privilege and other human rights topics. He founded the CCS Intercultural Leadership Program (ICLP), which he left in the capable hands of TEDx speaker Lori Hunt and Barry Moses.
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