âDifference makersâ to give guidance at UL Lafayetteâs Womenâs Leadership Conference
Tracey Monte / University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Gayle Benson, owner of New Orleansâ Saints football and Pelicans basketball teams, Jan Hargrave, a renowned body language expert, and Teresa Weatherspoon, an NBA coach, will talk about their careers, leadership styles and lives during UL Lafayetteâs Womenâs Leadership Conference.
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Posted at 11:32 AM, Feb 24, 2021
and last updated 2021-02-24 12:32:01-05
The owner of two professional sports franchises, an internationally renowned body language expert and an NBA coach will share stories of success during the University of Louisiana at Lafayetteâs virtual Womenâs Leadership Conference.
Memorious.
INTRODUCTION
My formal study of poetry came somewhat late, and in Boston, a city of poets. I had the good fortune of working with Andrea Cohen at the Blacksmith House Poetry Series in Cambridge, a series that my teacher, Gail Mazur had founded thirty years earlier. I took tickets, sold books, turned the lights on and off, and sat in the darkness with poets listening to other poets. Sometimes the well-known poets were on the stage, sometimes they were the ones in the audience listening to first-book poets. There were also memorable tribute readings. We were all in it together, in this magic realm of poetry in a small room that held the history of so many great poets. I learned that poets need one another and learn from one another at all stages of life and career. I learned poetry from listening, from the rhythms of different poets washing over me every Monday night. I learned to contribute. Poetry should be a world where any of us can live.
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