How might we ask really good questions? 

This year, UFM is celebrating its 50 year anniversary! Our birthday campaign is centered around questions to spark curiosity and discovery, challenge the status quo, and inspire us to continuously listen and learn.

In this conversation with Professor Steven Tomlinson we’ll:

• explore what makes a question a good question and how to come prepared to ask good questions when you’re teaching, negotiating or leading a meeting, 
• look at the role of intention, objective, assumptions and form in the crafting of good questions,
• learn skills and strategies for focusing attention while listening so your questions build trust as well as provoke discovery. 

Dates and times 
Friday, April 16
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (Guatemala Time)

Facilitator
Steven Tomlinson, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Leadership and Administration at Seminary of the Southwest and a Founding Master Teacher at the Acton School of Business for Entrepreneurship. He coaches and consults with Wall Street, Fortune 500 and high-tech start-up executives and managers on leadership and communication strategy. He taught economics and finance at The University of Texas at Austin for 17 years, where he designed and directed the MBA professional development program. He is also an accomplished playwright and performer. His award-winning solo shows have been produced in Austin and off-Broadway.

Intended Audience
This workshop is designed for faculty members, administrators, and students who want to learn how to ask better questions to improve their work and become lifelong learners.

Number of participants
30 

Application
Because of our limited spots available, you are invited to apply for this session.
*Applications are open through April 5.

Type: Workshop
Format: Live Online vía Zoom 
Duration: 1.5 hours 
Investment: Q350