About Dennis

Professor of Technology and Leadership at Roger Williams University. His PhD research study and his supported model for integrating work-life storytelling are internationally recognized. He is the founding board member and primary Story Creator for The Sports Mind Institute. Dennis also is a Board Member of the Human Science Research Institute; Executive Director at the Narrative Research Group, Inc.; and Chief Learning Officer at Financial Executives International. “Dr. D’s” calling in life is to serve students to make sense of their life-work path in a positive efficient manner to help increase the likelihood of living an engaged life worth living. He lives in South Kingstown, RI with his family and their 2 Australian shepherds.

Making the Most of a Job Transition The beginning of your journey with a new organization can be both an exciting and scary experience. While the prospect of a fresh start and new opportunities to discover might have you looking forward to the transition, knowing that you'll have to learn and adjust to a [...]

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Why Being Passionate About Your Career Pays Off

"Do what you love, and the money will follow," is a phrase we've probably all heard at some point in our life. If you're like me, you've likely wondered how true these words actually are. In today's world, making a living doing what you love can feel more like a pipe dream than an achievable reality. It's [...]

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Making the Most of a Job Transition

The beginning of your journey with a new organization can be both an exciting and scary experience. While the prospect of a fresh start and new opportunities to discover might have you looking forward to the transition, knowing that you'll have to learn and adjust to a brand new culture can understandably result in some [...]

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