Unveiling the Resilience Journey Through Research and Reflection
Explore the multifaceted concept of resilience through the lens of various research studies by Tyson, Grace, Ian, Justin, and Catherine. Discover the personal meaning of resilience and delve into the characteristics and processes that empower individuals and organizations to bounce back from challenges and setbacks. Engage with stories of young adults, leadership qualities, and the dynamics of organizational healing. Embark on a journey of understanding and applying resilience in different contexts.
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Resilience : An Endless Cycle By Tyson Borelli, Grace Bruther, Ian Csicsek, Justin Allen, Catherine Debah
What does resilience personally mean to you? Overcoming and adapting to obstacles Pushing through and working hard through setbacks Deal with adversity and mentally tough Not giving up and staying strong
Tysons Research The Resilient Organization The Road to Resilience The Power of Resilience What Is Resilience? Resilience in Business and Management Research: A Review of Influential Publications and a Research Agenda The Power of Resilience: A Theoretical Model to Empower, Encourage and Retain Teachers Ordinary Magic: Resilience Processes in Development On Resilient Organizations
Graces Research Organizational healing Tending Wounds The Process and Mechanisms of Organizational Healing Resilience in Organizations: An Integrative Multilevel Review and Editorial Introduction Organizational trauma and healing
Ians Research How Resilience Works What is Resilience and Why is It Important to Bounce Back? Resilience in Development
Justins Research Stories of Resilience of Young Adults Purpose Analyze life stories of participants to understand their experiences in attaining resilience A perspective from someone who is both a parent and a teacher Themes Attachment Locus of Control Self-efficacy Resilience characteristics Optimism Hardiness Internal External Locus of Control
Catherines Research Edgewalkers What makes a leader Qualities of an edgewalker Skills of an edgewalker
PlaySpent Resilience Simulation https://playspent.org
Interview Questions 1. 2. 3. 4. What do you believe enables people to be resilient and have you used these tactics yourself? What does resilience mean to you and how do you apply it to yourself? How do you apply resilience to your work life? What do you think enables people to be resilient? Have you used these tactics yourself? Can you describe a time when it was challenging to find your resilience? How did this affect you and were you able to prevail? How has the process of resilience changed throughout your life and what has that change looked like? How do you apply resilience outside of your work life such as with relationships and going about your day to day life? How do you deal with setbacks or pressure? Can you recall a recent pressure or stressful situation that you had to deal with? Who is the most resilient person you know and why? This can be fictional or non-fictional. Do you believe it s hard to be resilient and why? 10. Why is it important to be resilient? 1. 2. What does resilience mean to you and how do you apply it to yourself? 3. How do you apply resilience to your work life? 5. 6. 4. Can you describe a time when it was challenging to find your resilience? How did it affect you and were you able to prevail? 5. How has the process of resilience changed throughout your life and what has that process looked like? 6. How do you apply resilience outside of your work life? Such as with relationships and going about your day to day life? 7. How do you deal with setbacks or pressure? Can you remember a recent pressure or stressful situation that you have had to deal with? 7. 8. Who is the most resilient person you know? Describe them. (Can be fictional or non-fictional.) 9. Do you believe it's hard to be resilient? Why? 8. 9. 10. Why is it important to be resilient? 11. Were you ever part of a group that was resilient? Explain how.
Tysons Interviews Ericka Bagley - Muhlenberg College psychology professor. Greg Collins - A Muhlenberg College professor who teaches business courses specifically those focusing on supply chain management. Greg Heller-LaBelle - A Muhlenberg College professor who teaches entrepreneurship courses and also has his own business, The Colony Meadery. Julia Knecht - A Northampton Community College student who s also an aspiring artist. Maverick Borelli - My younger brother who s in high school and is interested in business.
Graces Interviews Emily Gaffney - Muhlenberg college student Emma Bruther- Lafayette college student Sarah Duffy - Muhlenberg college student applying to medical school Leah Cresta -Muhlenberg college student Ellsa Peabody -Muhlenberg college student applying to graduate school
Ians Interviews Dante Mahaffey - Freshman Muhlenberg Student-Athlete Dean Chamberlin - Senior Muhlenberg Student-Athlete Gavin Baker - Senior Muhlenberg Student-Athlete Moe Stallings - Muhlenberg Football Coach, Father of Two, Accessibility Coordinator for DeSales Annie Kaleda - Small Business Owner, My Dad s Girlfriend
Justins Interview Dan Gaines - Muhlenberg Graduate Student Alan Stoloff - Muhlenberg Senior Tommy Mcguire - Muhlenberg Senior Cooper Richards - Muhlenberg Senior Matt Kempter - Muhlenberg Senior
Catherines Interviews Alissa Knopf - Muhlenberg college student Kagan McGehee -Muhlenberg college student Andrew Buckwalter -Muhlenberg college student Anthony Panuccio - Muhlenberg College student William Moody - Muhlenberg College Student
Interview Analysis When asked who is the most resilient person you know? 19 interviewee answered this questions 15 said there family; 12 saying parents specifically, 3 said friend, and 1 said political figure
Interview Analysis Finally, when ask were you ever part of a group that was resilient? 8 interviewees answered this question 6 stated a sport team, 1 stated group therapy, and 1 stated internship team
Interview Analysis When asked Do you believe it's hard to be resilient? 19 interviewees answered this question 12 said yes it is hard to be resilient, 3 said no it was easy to be resilient, and 4 said something depending on the situation or depending on the person
Major Themes Concluded From Our Interviews After concluding our interviews there were clearly overlapping perspectives of resilience and we were able to extract some of those themes. Adaptability is crucial when building resilience Perspective and mindset play a huge role when it comes to resilience Resilience comes from experience Environment shapes the person's capacity to be resilient Resilience isn t always good
Third Activity The following slides are going to have questions on them surrounding resilience Depending on your answer to them go to that correlating side of the room Discuss with your group why you chose that side and then we ll have a class discussion as well
Who has had a bigger impact on your resilience? Friends Parents Siblings Other
What affects resilience more Environment Age
Where have you had to apply the most resilience? Sports School Work Relationships
Do you think resilience is easy or difficult? Difficult Easy
Our Definition of Resilience We concluded that everyone has their own perspective on resilience and a different level of resilience. What surprised us the most is what we learned about ourselves during this process. Our definition of resilience is that it s a never ending journey and is affected by numerous factors such as age, environment, experience, and perspective.
